Who's heard Little Richard sing "Shake a Hand"?

[Daniel~]

you have to scratch
in the dirt
to see the soil.
You have stretch time
to reach tomorrow.

I was looking for someplace
to put down this poem
carried to long and thirsting
for a little water from another time.

You saw time as a river
and watched me wash away
I see time as Ocean
where rivers dry up
Ocean becomes and stays.

So I carry this love of you.
to scratch a bit in the dirt.

I am looking for some way to show
you ocean deeps
can never wash you away.

Driftwood needs no one to gather it, to stack or burn.
And you had no need of me.
So this is some thing for me to settle
at the bottom of the sea.

 

[cloasters]

No, I don't see my mom going for that, sorry no can do.
Why would Mr George disrespect my mom like this!!!?? LOL

Soitenly not!

 

[cloasters]

Warning, this is going to sound and really is kinda stupid.
But without anything that can be considered thinking
I long ago made the assumption...Don't hate me...
That Otis fell off the dock of the Bay.

If you guys feel you have to ban me,Please don't tell anyone why!

IIRC, the light twin he was piloting did crash in water. So you were maybe mostly right.

 

[cloasters]

Mr George's "I know" returned to me my own "I
know"

I can't express how much I once loved this singer with this song.

Thank you so much for reminding me of this classic! Me Likee A Lot!

 

[cloasters]

The song, the singer and the Movie enjoyed huge popularity.But I just hated it!
What do you expect I was 10 and Girls weren't all that much.

Weyell, we had a Cocker Spaniel named "Tammy." Whut can I tell ya, I was younger and even more oblivious . Was not a big DR fan.

 

[cloasters]

Another movie that came with a very popular song

I loved it. what do you expect, I was 12 and there's cowboy guns and sudden death

Ugh. Never one of my faves, I mean... "Liberty" Valence??

 

[cloasters]

This song manages to combine innocence with unbridled lust, Childhood with coming of age.

Love this one. Thank you for finding it!

 

[cloasters]

In my second year out of high school this came out.
Cover of Time Mag. Praised as a true American slice of life...and it was, lend your ears and you can hear the star spangled banner at half mast.

Rainbow colored banner?

 

[cloasters]

Tommy introduces a Hippy to America

Kewel, great find!

 

[cloasters]

The brothers Smothers were A-OK. To my everlasting embarrassment I remember Tommy's name but not the other brother's handle! Great find, thank you!

 

[cloasters]

I appreciate the Dead more than ever before. Thanks.

 

[cloasters]

An artiste expressing musical insecurities.

"What do you see
when they turn out the lights"
"I don't know but I'm certain that it's mine."

truer words were never spoken! ":O}

The Beatles and surviving members, will love them forever! Really like those Mesa Boogie 18" bass speaker cabinets.

 

[cloasters]

Rick Beato - Top 20 drum grooves of all time

 

[cloasters]

Grateful Dead - Touch Of Gray Official Voision.

 

[cloasters]

The Grateful Dead - Iko Iko

 

[cloasters]

The Dead - Man Smart Woman Smarter

There's a better version, but it's post Jerry.

 

[cloasters]

Grateful Dead - Uncle John's Band

 

[ThunderRd]

Ugh. Never one of my faves, I mean... "Liberty" Valence??

How about this version?

 

[ThunderRd]

Rick Beato - Top 20 drum grooves of all time

Haha, 'Oakland Stroke' makes the list, well done Rick.

I wish the audio was a bit better on this, but it's fun nonetheless

 

[Daniel~]

Ugh. Never one of my faves, I mean... "Liberty" Valence??

Not even when you were 12? ":"O}