Dig This
Summary: Greetings Fellow Travelers and Welcome To Your Stranger In Town, "Dig This". " Check Out Our Splendor of Bohemia eBay Store":http://stores.ebay.com/splendorofbohemia "Dig This" in association with Splendor of Bohemia Records is pleased to meet you! Within this palace of self expression, we hope that you will always discover something you can lovingly identify with. We present the finest in music, filmed performances, rare motion pictures, documentaries, short independent films, poetic justice and much more. AND NOW YOU CAN VIEW ALL IN FULL SCREEN FORMAT!!! Plus if you click on the Blue Episode title, you can read a brief expansion of our segment insights, view photos and even leave us a message sharing your thoughts. This is your destination for all gifts of the mind. It is a road map to a place we identify as The Splendor Of Bohemia. Our record label, known by that name, was founded in 1992. We have offered a multitude of rare recordings by significant artists from the 1930's through 70's. We also present a large variety of highly collectible CD's, Vinyl, Books and DVD's for sale through our entertainment entity, Renaissance CD and DVD. Hundreds are also available through Splendor of Bohemia. " Check Out Our Splendor of Bohemia eBay Store":http://stores.ebay.com/splendorofbohemia Another of our enterprises, Renaissance Home Theater, the producer of films such as 'Big Beat Legends' the tale of Rock's evolution on television, was founded in 1986 and is still active today. Please feel free to contact us at RenaissanceDVD@aol.com with any questions. Freedom of the soul lives at "Dig This" and we hope you will return again and again. Kindly share our link with any comrade of your choice. This bunker of faith is for all of the inspired troops who keep the creative forces of artistic desire within them and then wish to spread the good news. YOU MAY DOWNLOAD ANY EPISODE AND KEEP IT WITHIN YOUR PERSONAL ARCHIVES. (We believe in sharing and playing nicely with others.) Thank you for stopping by. We always keep a flame burning awaiting your arrival, as it is our extreme pleasure to share the dreams we offer here to everyone. SINCERELY, YOUR TOUR GUIDE TO THE EPIPHANIES WITHIN, RICH BUCKLAND Please select read more.
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George Jones was one of my most significant musical influences within a craft I desired to practice. The messages began filtering in from Jackie Wilson at 7 years of age, Al Jolson at 8, Ray Charles & Sinatra at 9, Rev. Gary Davis at 12, Zimmerman at 13, Phil Ochs at 14. Then along came Jones tones
Godz. Not the metal deal that stirred things up in Ohio in ’76. Nah. These cats were addressing a primitive structure back in the NY heat of ’66, way before the revolution of Punk and after the eerie experiments of John Cage. Lester Bangs wrote about them, keeping the Godly conversation alive.
Freddie has been a cult fave since 1963 when his stunning vocal on the Gerry Goffin/ Carole King penned ‘Hey Girl’ hit the AM wavelengths. Soon thereafter, the legendary writer and producer Bert Berns invested his craft with Mr. Scott’s creating this marvelous time tested production.
When I first heard about Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac LP back in ’68 my anticipation was minor. After spinning the platter on the Epic label just once I recognized the difference between this band of blue gypsies and the wide window of wannabees frequenting the blues scene. Dig the groovy grit!
Side One: 1) Rapid City South Dakota - 2) Popeye The Sailor Man - 3) Homo Erectus - 4) Lover Please - 5) Wild Man From Borneo - 5) Before All Hell Breaks Loose
When KInky traveled forth extolling the audacity of 'They Ain't Makin' Jews Like Jesus Anymore', he pretty well let us know that he was not about to swerve along the edge of an inner meaning intrinsic to the newly crowned Country Rock genre.This is bright, literate and wild record making at its best
He spoke a language unknown to most but one that continues to be spoken in swingin’ homes and clubs all over the planet. He is “Bird’ and this is his luminescent lingo.
He was one of the toughest cats to ever bloody a prize ring. He was also a mob controlled pug who took one dive we are certain of, struck women and seemingly had little problem with underage sexual encounters. So how does such a life provoke a masterpiece? It's as easy as Marty Scorsese.
Dick is a final, vital voice from a heritage of higher ground night club comedy and College concert messaging. Lenny Bruce, Mort Sahl and George Carlin are the prominent names associated with this genre. But Greg was the master and for reasons this cut identifies, too dangerous for prime time.
Most of us know P.F. through the Barry McGuire recording of ‘Eve of Destruction’. There was much more to this curious cat. Whether it is ‘Let Me Be’, ‘You Baby’ or ‘Where Were You When I Needed You’ this guy had our number when it came to a catchy number. Dig this great 3 minutes of ’72 Folky Soul.
His Balls of Fire had chilled but Jerry's heart remained a furnace as he became a fave with Country fans from '66 until this day. The emotive display's on his Mercury LP's evidenced a man willing to wear his blood on his sleeve when it came to life and love. I thank him for his courage.
Langston Hughes wrote from 1926 to 1967. In that time he wrote more than 60 books, including poems, novels, short stories, plays, children's poetry, musicals, operas, and autobiographies. His art was the craft of Black as he composed from experience and wisdom open wide. Langston Hughes-1902-1967
The liner notes for this album read 'I'm still all shook up!! And it was this record that shook me up'-Elvis Presley, 1995. I dreamed I saw The King last night, alive as you or me. 'But El' says I, 'you are decades dead'. 'I never died' said he. 'I never died' said he. Enjoy this vinyl visitation
Elvis is in our bloodstream. Yup. Call it an infection or call it Amazing Grace, the man arrived, never left and like Sinatra will never face an expiration date. Maybe the lesson is that death is only dying when there is nothing melodic to recall in a life. HeIl. I guess we are all Elvis. Dig?
The Topical Song took on a whole new meaning once Dylan got through with it. He elevated the game to a new zone of abstract splendor. And then along came Ochs who combined the skill of a journalist with the tongue of a poet, LaFarge who invoked Native American heart and Baez who seduced the day.
