LisaCollins9

#Disneyland #vintage Where has the time gone? Johnny was 6, Ava Rose, 5. Happy Days.

Today, on National Korean War Veterans Armistice Day, we honor the courageous men and women who served during the Korean War and remember the sacrifices made in defense of freedom. Seventy-three years after the signing of the armistice, we remain grateful for the generation of Americans who answered the call with unwavering courage and resolve. Their service and sacrifice will never be forgotten. To all Korean War veterans and their families, thank you. 🇺🇸

Going to @GordonRamsayGRR Naperville again tonight for my birthday.

In Chicago for an event tonight. Stopped by the old stomping grounds

tributes have been paid to actor sam neill, famed for his starring role in 'jurassic park, following his death at the age of 78 (2026) 📰: article | bbc bbc.com/news/articles/…

steven spielberg has paid tribute to his 'jurassic park' star sam neill, who died on monday at the age of 78 (2026) 📰: article | variety variety.com/2026/film/news…

Three years ago tomorrow, Mac recorded Arctic Circles. At the time, we had no idea it would become the beginning of something so much bigger. That piece started as music Mac had written years earlier while studying composition at USC Thornton School of Music in California. After his diagnosis, he revisited it from his hospital bed, determined to finish what he had started. With the help of Oliver Schnee and pals from the Lt. Dan Band, Arctic Circles became the first recording in what would eventually grow into the Resurrection & Revival project. Looking back now, it's incredible to think that one song sparked three albums celebrating Mac's creativity and musical legacy. As we get ready for Resurrection & Revival: Part 3 to begin streaming tomorrow, I wanted to revisit the piece that started it all. I hope you'll enjoy Arctic Circles all over again. Watch here: youtube.com/watch?v=xCCPGt…

It's here!! 🎶 Resurrection & Revival: Part 3 is now streaming everywhere. Every song on this album began with Mac Sinise's ideas—melodies, recordings, lyrics, and musical sketches discovered in his files. Some were nearly complete. Others were just a melody sung into his phone. Together, Gary Sinise and an incredible team of musicians brought those ideas to life, honoring Mac's creativity while preserving the heart of his music. Watch this behind-the-scenes moment from the making of the album, then stream Resurrection & Revival: Part 3 wherever you listen to music. Like what you hear? Purchase your record today at bit.ly/shopgsf, with all proceeds going to benefit the Gary Sinise Foundation - just as Mac wanted.💙

Today is the day. Resurrection & Revival: Part 3 is now streaming everywhere. This album has been an incredible journey. Every song began with something Mac left behind - a melody, a lyric, a piano recording, or even a voice memo on his phone. With the help of an extraordinary group of musicians who knew and loved him, those ideas grew into the music you're hearing today. I'm so proud of what we created together, and I know Mac would be humbled to see so many people connecting with his music. Thank you to everyone who helped bring this project to life, and to everyone who has listened to and shared it. I hope you enjoy this behind-the-scenes look at the making of Resurrection & Revival: Part 3. The full album is also available for purchase at bit.ly/shopgsf. All proceeds will go directly to benefitting our nation’s heroes through the Gary Sinise Foundation, just as Mac wanted.

How do you create an album from music that was never finished? For Resurrection & Revival: Part 3, it all started with rediscovering Mac Sinise's files. What began with a single rock piece soon led to a treasure trove of unreleased music, including piano melodies Mac had recorded on an upright piano in his apartment. Like many musicians, he would capture ideas as they came to him, saving them for a future project. Those melodies became the foundation for many of the songs featured on the album. With the help of talented musicians, producers, and collaborators, Mac's musical ideas were brought to life and transformed into the collection you hear today. Resurrection & Revival: Part 3 is a powerful tribute to Mac's creativity, talent, and enduring legacy. Preorder your copy today at bit.ly/shopgsf

could there be a more perfect photo

It all started with a voice memo. One of the first recordings discovered among Mac Sinise's files was a simple melody hummed into his phone. That recording became the inspiration for "Falling Into You," a moving collaboration that grew from Mac's original melody, journal entries, and handwritten lyrics. It's just one of the many stories behind Resurrection & Revival: Part 3 - an album celebrating Mac's creativity, passion, and enduring musical legacy. The full album begins streaming everywhere Friday, July 17. Until then, order your copy today at bit.ly/shopgsf. Watch the full video and listen to "Falling Into You" now at bit.ly/4wCOduh

The story behind *Resurrection & Revival: Part 3* is just as meaningful as the music itself. Join Gary Sinise and the talented musicians, producers, and lifelong friends who helped transform Mac Sinise's newly discovered melodies, lyrics, and recordings into an extraordinary three-disc album. Tune in to this special episode of the Gary Sinise Foundation Podcast and hear the journey behind the music at bit.ly/podcastgsf 🎙️💙

Hey folks, last night played for troops and family's at Fort Hood Texas. Thanks to everyone serving there for coming out. Tonight in Wheaton Illinois for Rockin' For Our Vets wsfdv.org

Long before there was a song, before there were lyrics arranged or instruments added, there was just Mac humming a melody into his phone so he wouldn’t forget it. I think about that every time I hear “Falling Into You”. Mac had no way of knowing that little voice memo and lyrics written in his journal would one day become part of an album. I’m grateful to my pal, Dan Myers, for seeing what I heard in that melody and those lyrics, and adding his great touches to bring it to life with such care and respect. I hope you’ll give “Falling Into You”, by Mac Sinise and Dan Myers, a listen and stream the full album, available next Friday, July 17.