'I'm mad at Mother Nature, but I stand behind Trump.' 'I've been with Donald Trump and I'm still with Donald Trump, but I'm disappointed he didn't show up,' said Cheryl Lynn Johnson, who drove about two hours from Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, to attend what would have been her fourth Trump rally. Many of them had spent hours ahead of the rally holding prime seats, patronizing food trucks and perusing a row of tents selling Trump memorabilia, including T-shirts featuring the former president's mug shot taken in Atlanta after his indictment on charges that he led a criminal conspiracy to overturn Biden's 2020 victory. The assembled voters expressed frustrations with the turn of events but made clear they understood.

'I'm devastated that this could happen but we want to keep everybody safe,' Trump said.

And his campaign is left to decide when he next can be Trump the candidate instead of Trump the defendant.

Now, instead of commanding attention on his own terms at one of his signature mass rallies, his next public appearance is almost certainly going to be Monday, back at the defendant's table for opening arguments in the first felony trial ever for an American president. The cancellation denied Trump a fresh chance to amplify claims that his multiple pending indictments are an establishment conspiracy to take him down - and, by extension, squelch the voters who first elected him eight years ago. The planned rally in the critical battleground of North Carolina was to cap a week in which Trump spent four days in a Manhattan courtroom sitting silent during jury selection while Biden was able to hold multiple campaign events in Pennsylvania, another key state in the November election. He pledged to reschedule a 'bigger and better' event at the same location 'as quick as possible.' He has also been a member of numerous ensembles and is founder of the group LAND.Speaking from his private plane, Trump cited lightning and the incoming storm in explaining that he would not be landing. Jeff has toured throughout the United States and Europe and has performed in China, Canada, and Mexico. He has composed music for film, video, dance, theatre, radio, and art installations. He has since released twenty other recordings on various U.S. After moving to Seattle in 1982, Jeff formed the production company and recording label, INTREPID, through which he produced his first LP, Cities in Fog. Jeff Greinke began composing and performing music in 1980 while studying meteorology at Pennsylvania State University. Moreover, you will find here collabs from other great artists: Dennis Rea (Savant) on guitar and Rob Angus with drum programming. His blend of electronic and acoustic instruments and textures produces haunting yet inviting soundscapes with a strong sense of place that hover somewhere between the exotic and the familiar. Through a highly developed process of layering, Jeff composes and performs music rich in texture, depth, mood, and subtle detail. Originally released in 1994 on CD, it is a true beauty of electronic hypnotism and sonic exoticism. Loops, leftfield beats, and all kinds of textures from the 4th world and beyond. A plethora of exotic rhythms and sonic meteorological phenomena. First ever vinyl release of this tribal ambient gem.

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