For every situation there is a song.
I am saving this one to play on Halloween Eve, to scare the pants off
the little cherubs out Trick or Treating.
Carl Jarvis
On 1/20/16, joe harcz Comcast <joeharcz@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Thanks. Great one and needed solice from the issues I'm taking on daily.
The plight of Flint and, indeed Detroit Michigan is in the focus of even the
mainstream media.
And I've been openly taking on this fascist state apparatchek forfor
itsabuses of people with disabilities, speaking truth to power, including my
protests and my public comments at our statewide rehab council yesterday.
Oh, now the governor here says he'll release FOIA?
My god he wanted to charge me $746,000 for simpmple information related to
his administrations destruction of our commission for the blind, silc, and
vr entities.
The injustice is real and I'm really pissed off. So I need a repreive in
music
It is a slight hietus though. But I thank you. I really do.
And as an aside to you Roger and other comrades on this list I must say, "In
spite of other differences, bickering, etc. you all on this list are right
about one seminal issue. The issue is class. The seminal issue, and let me
repeat it, is class."
The working class and, indeed what Marx called the lumpenproletariate, and
evensmall business person is being lied too and exploited.
We can wrap up things in tight envelopes of racial and other divides,
including my seminal issue, or my concentration which is disability issues.
But, really boil them down, distill them to their core and voila we find
they are all related to class distinctions and the devaluement of the least
amonst us, but, then again we are the movers and the real movers of it all.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Roger Loran Bailey (Redacted sender "rogerbailey81" for DMARC)"
<dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <blind-democracy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, January 19, 2016 9:50 PM
Subject: [blind-democracy] Re: rolling stone the best rock and roll song
ever
If you like the Moody Blues you might like this one:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fkScAIzy-Y
On 1/17/2016 8:38 AM, joe harcz Comcast wrote:
Moody Blues, excellent choic imo.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Carl Jarvis" <carjar82@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <blind-democracy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, January 16, 2016 10:54 AM
Subject: [blind-democracy] Re: rolling stone the best rock and roll song
ever
Back in the day, when I was known to have a tote or two, a fine
looking young friend of my second wife moved into our basement for
several months, needing to hide out from several bad choices of male
companionship. Mary loved her heroes, the Rolling Stones, and blasted
the back end of the house, shaking the dishes on the shelf. But along
with this torture, she also had albums of almost everything ever
recorded by Bob Dylan. She also had my favorite band, Moody Blues. I
spent several hours copying those old records to my two-track, reel to
reel recorder. It was all monaural, but the quality was solid and
remains clear even after more than 40 years. In all of that priceless
collection, the only one Cathy will allow to be played within her
dainty ears is Moody Blues at Red Rock. Above all, the Rolling
Stones, the Beetles, Janice Joplin, Peter, Paul and Mary, and Bert and
Ernie singing Rubber Ducky, I consider this to be my finest album. I
even bought the CD, which is in full stereo. But that old reel to
reel tape has some sort of magic, pulling me back to those days in
sunny Spokane. I would lay on the living room carpet with the doors
wide open, playing that album over and over. Suddenly I would jump
up, grab my cane and jog to the corner store and buy a box of candy
bars, usually Peanut Butter Cups or Mars Bars, dash back home and
resume my position on the floor, finally dozing off with the music in
my ears and chocolate on my lips.
Ah, sweet memories!
Carl Jarvis
On 1/15/16, joe harcz Comcast <joeharcz@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Of course, Rolling Stone Magazine dubbed Dylan's Rolling Stone the
greatest
rock song ever. In the interest of examination of art which impacts
me,
purely subjective mind you, and not everyone's cup of tea...Did that
ryme or
what?
Whatever, though pedestrian to some and silly to others I present you
with
this, which is poetry of meaning to some and again pedestrian to
others, but
I think it art:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=syNLBJ_Lq9E
