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But I heard this version a long time before the original. Not saying it's better, no sir.

Did the T-Bird HAVE to be turquoise? And no California plate? I liked this song too, I think it came out at about the time that the family moved from Maryland to Pacific Palisades.

Thanks! If you had to be farming this certainly beats the Central Valley.

Is this the same Jimmy Dean who was selling his "pure pork sausage" from the Atlantic to the Pacific? But seriously, thank you for posting this classic, porporme!

Please to forgive this unworthy one, had to add one from 1988:

Plus one that will live forever:

Another from the era. I loved these guys:

From the era of better music than we hear now: Disregard the first few seconds please.

What a great story as well as a fascinating post. Thank you very much, Daniel! They grow a ton of artichokes in and around Half Moon Bay, I know the name "Watsonville," but don't remember puzzactly where it is.

A different kind of song. I guess you can say it's original, I liked it quite a bit way back then. Not too shabby for nowadays, either. Gotta be honest, I forgot this one. I didn't know "Salisbury Hill" was by Peter Gabriel, I like it a lot. Deucedly good choice Dan!

And playing an ocarina, afaik. Highly unusual!

Most definitely a classic. And painful to listen to, at least for me.

Women tend to be more clear headed than males. And definitely more practical with their emotions. Women are the glue that holds society together, without them we would have destroyed it all long ago.

Don't worry porporme, nobody will live in 2525! We passed the point of no return before we knew one was there. And those in charge are pouring gas onto the fire. Whee! The loss of humanity oh, the horror!

Gosh, he sounds like a wonderful chap. From hell! Thank you for explaining this, Dan. I never saw the movie.

For a second I though that Linda Ronstadt had left this earthly vale. Whew! She's 71, who knew? Thanks for posting this PPM. If only I really liked Sheryl Crow. And Stevie Nicks? Argh, what a spotlight hog. I know, who am I to criticize?

She's in the hall of the greats, I'm sorry that life was so hard on her.

Thank you for remembering this one, Dan. This song brings a tear to my eye. My last girlfriend really loved this song. Have to say I like it too. I miss Vincent and her as well.

Lo siento mucho, pero no comprende this, how you say in English, the following sentence. Or in plain English, I not understand: ...so he jollies up his wife(what this means in English, please?) crushing her spirit with HER infidelity.

Argh, I dislike this song. And its singer. Can't love everything and everyone all of the time.