Douglas Finney, Sports Psychology

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Bob Dylan, he’s The Man!!!Now and forever!!!Douglas FinneySports Psychologist Currently Retired
10/25/2025

Bob Dylan, he’s The Man!!!
Now and forever!!!
Douglas Finney
Sports Psychologist Currently Retired

Bob Dylan opened with the first chords of “Roll On, John,” immediately pulling everyone into his heartfelt tribute to John Lennon. The crowd went quiet, hanging on every word as Dylan’s voice wove sorrow and celebration together. The song traced Lennon’s path from Liverpool to legend, and you could feel the weight of it in the room. Some fans swayed, others held their chests, completely absorbed in the emotion. Rumor had it Dylan had visited Lennon’s old haunts for inspiration, which made the performance feel even more personal. By the time the last note faded, the audience exploded in cheers and tears, everyone sharing a fleeting, powerful connection with two musical legends.
Watch below 👇👇👇

Would love to see a live performance!!!
07/19/2025

Would love to see a live performance!!!

"Paul McCartney cried singing “God Only Knows” with Brian Wilson — that’s how much it meant. Imagine this: one of the greatest rock legends of all time, standing beside the genius who wrote the song he’s called “the greatest ever written” — and he’s in tears. Not on stage, not for the cameras — in rehearsals. That’s not just music. That’s soul meeting soul. Two titans — McCartney of The Beatles, Wilson of The Beach Boys — colliding in one fragile, sacred moment. It hits hard because it’s real: even your heroes have heroes. Even icons get overwhelmed by the music that shaped them. And in that moment, all the noise falls away — and what’s left is just truth. Rock isn’t dead. It feels.
👇 Watch this and remember why we still believe."

Amazing!!Wish I could have heard them perform!!!
05/11/2025

Amazing!!
Wish I could have heard them perform!!!

Tears began to fall the moment James Taylor started singing — and then Taylor Swift did something that no one saw coming. This wasn’t just a performance; it was a memory resurrected in real time. What followed was even more moving. Swift didn’t simply bring a legend on stage—she stood beside him in silence and awe, letting his voice take the lead, giving his song the full room it deserved. Her expression said everything: this wasn’t for show, and it wasn’t planned to win cheers. It was deeply personal. She was named after him. She once sang this very song in a school choir. And now, she was standing in the moment she once only dreamed about. As the two shared the stage, it felt like time itself slowed down—generation meeting generation in perfect harmony. James sang just as he always has, with quiet wisdom. Taylor answered with softness and sincerity. For those lucky enough to witness it live, many believe it was the most breathtaking rendition of “Fire and Rain” since its debut. Not just a duet—an emotional exchange you could feel in your chest. WATCH BELOW 👇👇

Simply the best rock band of all time. Thet sang the music of my youth. Beatlemania was-the songs of my youth (60’s).
03/18/2025

Simply the best rock band of all time. Thet sang the music of my youth. Beatlemania was-the songs of my youth (60’s).

Beyoncé used original Beatles ‘Blackbird’ backing track for ‘Cowboy Carter’ version with Paul McCartney’s blessing byJ.L.March 18, 20252 minute read 0 Shares 0 0 0 0 Beyoncé’s new album, Cowboy Carter, has a special song called “Blackbiird” that uses parts of an old Beatles song fr...

Would love to see him in person!!!Have always loved the Beatles:-)
03/03/2025

Would love to see him in person!!!
Have always loved the Beatles:-)

Paul McCartney. Self-portrait. London, 1963. © 1963-1964 Paul McCartney under exclusive license to MPL Archives LLP. Share Paul McCartney, Photographs 1963–64: Eyes of the Storm Opening February 2026 Located on Level 5 Admission is always FREE for AGO Members, AGO Annual Pass Holders & Onta...

02/02/2025

Though the planets are always “aligned,” seeing more than four in the sky is more uncommon. February’s lineup is a chance to glimpse all seven in one sweeping view.

With ODU Women's Basketball – I just made it onto their weekly engagement list by being one of their top engagers! 🎉
01/09/2025

With ODU Women's Basketball – I just made it onto their weekly engagement list by being one of their top engagers! 🎉

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