the birds and the bees in the garden !
watered the sideyard and the birds are having a late lunch , pulling up the dew-worms !
bumlebees buzzing from flower to flower without a care in the world it seems .
panzade wrote:Maybe I'm Amazed - Paul McCartney
What a powerful song. The New Yorker magazine(of all places) has a great article in the current edition about the life of McCartney.
Apparently he wrote this song when the Beatles were breaking up and he was sliding into a deep depression. Most of his life had been spent writing songs with John Lennon and he couldn't bear the thought of going on his own. Then he met Linda Eastman and her strength and support literally saved him. Somehow the song mirrors his relief
Paul McCartney - Maybe I'm Amazed
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEdiGC-ZNiU
Randy's Vinyl Tap on CBC Radio
70's stuff on internet radio...
Dickie Doo and the Don'ts on transistor radio
Would you believe Danny O'Keefe's one and only album - Good Time Charlie's Got the Blues?
"A propos" with Jim Corcoran (CBC Radio) "The Sounds of Quebec"
A video song from The Doors... Love Me Two Times.
I can't get over it... awesome blues!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dCz9VRuZv0E
Tai Chi wrote:"A propos" with Jim Corcoran (CBC Radio) "The Sounds of Quebec"
I've got Jim Corcoran's Pages Blanches CD. Outstanding!
CowDoc wrote:Would you believe Danny O'Keefe's one and only album - Good Time Charlie's Got the Blues?
au contraire-he's got 5 or 6...this is my favorite
George wrote:Tai Chi wrote:"A propos" with Jim Corcoran (CBC Radio) "The Sounds of Quebec"
I've got Jim Corcoran's Pages Blanches CD. Outstanding!
Yep! We discovered him on a trip to Quebec City. My husband who speaks no French bravely went to an outdoor concert not knowing anything about him. Luckily he understands the language of music.
You can't find his CDs here. I had to order through amazon.ca.
Sadly, I have next to no French either, but I get some francophone friends to translate.
I'm listening to some "air checks" of Bob Crosby and his Bobcats, recorded from an NBC Radio broadcast originating at the Congress Hotel, Chicago, sometime in the 1930s. It's on "The Jazz Decades" on NPR. My local link is WBH-FM, 89.7. (WGBH.org)
You might want to read "Reservation Blues"
