Category: 1970s
Songs for Spring, Songs for Celebrating Change – Music Monday
The only constant in life is change.
oh god i fell for you – Music Monday
spinning and spinning and spinning photo: Holly Troy
Power – Music Monday
Patti Smith is . . . Patti Smith - photographer Allan Tannenbaum
The most beautiful thing
Early childhood Latter Day Saints storybook memory and how I learned that God was not a grumpy old man who spied on me from the sky. This piece is featured in Elizabeth Hellstern's interactive creation, the Telepoem Booth. photo: Holly Troy
How Does Hippie Johnny Do it? – Music Monday
So this phone call today concerns Hippie Johnny He’s always stoned He’s never straight
Beyond Zoom (ah-zoom-ah-zoom-ah-zoom)
So joyful. This is Sacred Folly! Makes me so happy! It's like, crazy groovy man! https://youtu.be/0nqCx3Zlvmc I think I have some new moves for my next living room dance. I love Ballet Zoom!
January 20th, 2017 is a Sad Day
We need our voices and creativity more than ever now. We need to support one another with our current realities and our hopes and dreams. We have lost too much in the last year, and will lose so much more to come. https://vimeo.com/61136990 Five Years - after today, five years seems hopeful for ...
What I’m Loving – Oh My Love
Fool for love. Creative process is good. Relaxation is good. Make time for good things. https://youtu.be/y33PVE1DI-A "Oh My Love" is a song written by John Lennon and Yoko Ono that appeared on Lennon's Imagine album in 1971. George Harrison contributed guitar on this song and several other songs for the album. (wikipedia) John: Well I ...
that song in my head – have i heard it before?
Was listening to music from the early 70s the other day and I came across "The Air that I Breathe", written by Albert Hammond and Mike Hazlewood. It's performed by the Hollies below. The "Air that I Breathe" was a song from my childhood. I have memories of lying down in the back seat of the car, my ...
B-52s – Feel Good Vibes
Dancing is good for whatever's ailing you - especially when the ailment is boredom, broken heart, anger, sadness, frustration, malaise . . . I can step out of my blues almost anytime I shake it up with the B-52s. Have a listen - and if you're feeling too serious - shimmy those hips, jump up and down, ...
