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By the way, podomatic seems to be down, so I had to listen on spreaker. Which is why the comment wasn't copied to podomatic.
Hey Mike.
I thought that first song sounded like Don McLean. And it was. And it's a very cool song. I guess I should get that album. I believe we may have had this discussion before concerning McLean.
Out of the two old people songs, I thought the second one was best. Hello In There by John Prine was just beautiful. It almost sounded like a continuation of the first song, like the first one didn't end. My favorite old person song would have to be Old Man by Neil Young.
Superb version of California Dreaming by Jose Feliciano. Although nothing beats the popular version by the Mamas and the Papas (mainly because of the harmonies), this one is very good. I love the part done in Spanish near the end, and I'm not a fan of foreign language songs.
The Tokens were okay, The Moody Blues I've heard before (the second part, not the first part), but I really dig the song by The Moon Glows (See Saw). Just really cool.
Well, the Golden Pell will now be awarded to.............John Prine for Hello In There.
Good subject Mike. I can always count on hearing new "old music" from you buddy.
We're unimportant to the show? I'm unimportant to the show? Funny how you said that and then the next songs you played were about old people so I still believe your mind is slowing slipping away. However, that's unimportant to me. Fly away, little birdie. Fly away.
That first song I haven't heard before, but then the voice sounded familiar and I knew who it was. Isn't that cool? Well, not to you. It's unimportant.
Why would John and Linda want to live in Omaha? It's unimportant.
What happened with the rest of the show? Don't know. It's unimportant.
Moody Blues? Unimportant.
B-side? Unimportant (that's why they're b-sides).
Me cutting the grass today? Important. Me telling you? Unimportant.
Me scratching that scab off my leg? Unimportant. Me typing with bloody fingers? Important, just because I said so.
I have nothing more unimportant to say.
Good day, sir.
Norma Jean Fox
(11/30/1945-9/7/2010)
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