ROCKOLLECTIONS: THE 60'S POETS- LONELINESS PT.1

[Mike Pell]

Since I played all 2000's Music last week, it seemed like a good time to go back to the 60's for The Poets.
I have chosen 5 Topics for The 60's Poets, and I will randomly over time return to them- for this Maiden Voyage the topic is Loneliness.
This is something Scott Muni used to do in his early years at WNEW-FM.
The 60's Poets were more relevant and understandable than the ones I later learned in school from their own time-  the likes of Frost, Keats, Tennyson, etc.
To this impressionable kid, The 60's Poets were spellbinding!
Still today, these Songs Read Well Written Down On Paper!
Never mind the Music, the Arrangements.
I ask you to Please Listen To The Words...The Lyrics, of the 60's Poets.
And their Thoughts and Stories, on the Subject Of Loneliness!

Here are the links to When Our Music Said Something, at Mike Pell Rockollections:

At Soundcloud:

https://soundcloud.com/radiopell/rockollections-the-60s-poets-loneliness-pt1

At Spreaker:

http://www.spreaker.com/user/radiopell/the-60s-poets-loneliness-pt-1

At Podomatic You Can Listen But Not Download Till July 20th (too many listeners, a GOOD THING, lol):

http://radiopell.podomatic.com/entry/2016-07-18T18_28_53-07_00

Mike

[Mike Pell]

Jon,

Oh Great Spirit,that WAS a debacle, an idea that seemed good on paper, lol!

So I decided it was time for the heavy artillery- with the intention of redemption.

Been thinking about playing the 60's Poets for a long time, it came!
And I thought it was excellent...not me, the music I picked, the words spoken.

That cat is indeed waiting for you to die- if you doze off, they have been known to get on your face and smother you, lol!

Color is immaterial!

In the S&G song the lyrics are not "roll"- it's "Silence like a cancer grows"!

Where ya been all these years, lol?
Thanks for the listen and writing,

Mike

[Jon]

Whew.

After last week's debacle (you know, IMHOWINEW) you totally redeemed yourself with this one.

I'm alone in the house unless you want to count the cats. One of 'em sits here whenever I'm playing music, must like it or something. Or I'm a tempting treat and it's waiting for me to die.

Huh. Gonna have to think about that one for a bit. It IS a black cat, but not totally black so it's not totally evil.

Oh, and I did notice the different version of that S&G song. Still want to know what a "cancer roll" is. Must be a 60's thing.