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

I forgive you. LOL

I'm in awe!

"The little sparrow" Use to pack the largest venues.
less than 5 ft tall she would stand in the middle of huge stages and sing. She refused to use a microphone,

Her voice carried all the way to the cheap seats.
she wore the simplest dresses.
she was adored.

"We'reLiving in a powder keg and giving off sparks"
One of the best expressions of passionate love I've ever heard

They were folk music for most of collage America i the early and mid 60's. Throw in Pete Seeger and you'd have a pretty compleate picture. Early rock was less than impressive to them.

But they knew a good song.



They watch their music fade as Rock took over the world. Here's perhaps a clue as to how they felt about that.



"Most distant and more solemn
than a fading star"
TS Elliot

I would like praise the complex and often intricate
Dance steps of the 60's. , but I can't. Here's why.



The music was usually so much better than the dance it advocated for.

i just really dig this song. it has some compassion as well as passion. He see a person.

Deadpan...a style of comedy.
The intro is a bit slow... well you be the judge.":O)

Around twice a year I have to see this in some form.
People speak of seeing the hand of god in the affairs of men.
I see at lest three fingers this becoming this horse..to run

"A friend to all this world"
Kipling.

A brother to all who are oppressed

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A little something to melt the snow , turn up or temperature and grease the tempo

Very rarely do I hear something I feel is wholly original..
this is one.

it doesn't hurt that it also totally blows me away.":O)

For me...this is a show stopper

I'm just drifting now...