All of you people out there who had parents who ordered an organ from the Sears catalog in the 1960s and '70s, take heed: If there are any of you still out there whom I haven't yet helped move your heirloom organ to its "forever home," you're running out of time--I think my back has only about four or five more organ moves left in it.
Journey's first album was released April 1, 1975, and this is the sound I think of when I hear the term "acid rock." However, Wikipedia does not list Journey among its examples of acid-rock artists, so maybe "acid rock" is another to add to the long list of words and phrases I have misused most of my life.
I like a county fair. I prefer a Christmas parade or a football game or a basketball tournament, but I like a county fair.
ReplyDeleteIt's really fun to sing in a group of people. That's something the pandemic has reminded us.
ReplyDeleteAll of you people out there who had parents who ordered an organ from the Sears catalog in the 1960s and '70s, take heed: If there are any of you still out there whom I haven't yet helped move your heirloom organ to its "forever home," you're running out of time--I think my back has only about four or five more organ moves left in it.
ReplyDeleteMan, that St. Louis World's Fair of 1904 was a big deal. It just got some more love on this Lawrence Welk.
ReplyDeleteI would love to go to Expo 2023. I've done some writing about digital convergence in Buenos Aires.
ReplyDeleteBuenos Aires is an amazing place. I would really like to spend about three months there.
DeleteNow people are dancing to "Candy Man." I both danced and heard "Candy Man" over this past weekend, but I did not dance to "Candy Man."
ReplyDeleteWherever you live throughout the land,
ReplyDeletethere's something about a hometown band
Man, I agree with that. In related news, I am thrilled to report I am about to become a marching-band dad.
Jose Feliciano's "Golden Lady" is very good. He's on today 1975's American Bandstand, and here he is performing on Soul Train.
ReplyDeleteJourney's first album was released April 1, 1975, and this is the sound I think of when I hear the term "acid rock." However, Wikipedia does not list Journey among its examples of acid-rock artists, so maybe "acid rock" is another to add to the long list of words and phrases I have misused most of my life.
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