"Wind through Blue Spruce" genre: New Age
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	Sunday June 22nd, 2003. The fire on Mt. Lemmon rages on. From here on the Tucson Valley floor, I can see clouds forming from the smoke and I see large red flames, leaping in the air. I'm sad for the creatures, for the trees, for the people, for me. And for a little Baby Blue Spruce tree that was once a model of mine (see "Baby Blue Spruce" at www.stujenks.com), a silent friend that was always there by the north side of the trail, and from what I've seen on the news and with my own eyes, surely is gone. This piece is a remembrance of the days and nights, when I said hello to this little Blue Spruce tree as i walked by, of times when I dressed it up with Christmas Balls, of times when I gently shooked the snow off its limps, of times when the wind blew through its branches. I'll miss you Baby Blue. Running time: 6:37 minutes.
	Credits: Stu Jenks: E-MU XK-6
	Story Behind the Song Recorded on the Summer Solstice, 2003 at The Owlry Studios, Pima County, Arizona.

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