1960s Google Group

New (for me) JFK Assassination audio on my Podbean page

2009-11-21T00:54:17Z

...my annual commemoration of the tragedy of November 22, 1963, this
year contains a new (but just slight) edit of my Echoes of a Century
program from five years ago; the Voice of America (in English and
Polish) conveying the news to a European audience; and local coverage
from WCCO in Minneapolis. [link] is where it's

New Beatles Documentary on History Channel

2009-11-18T01:18:53Z

Made by the same folks who did The Beatles Anthology.

Click below:

[link]

Re: Two

2009-11-16T22:03:20Z

Songs:

"Bless the Beasts and Children," "You Don't Mess Around with Jim"

Movies:

Citizen Kane, Once Upon a Time in America

TV Shows:

The Twilight Zone, Rollergirls

kdm

Re: When October Goes

2009-11-16T21:59:25Z

On Nov 14, 5:42 pm, marcus <marcus...@yahoo.com> quotes me 'n sez:

...no. [link] is. Sorry...

kdm

Two

2009-11-15T00:51:42Z

On a variation of Desert Island Disks, if you were on a deserted
island, but could have two songs, two movies, and any episode from two
TV shows, what would they be?

I'll go first:

Songs:

"Satisfaction", "She Loves You"

Movies:

"National Lampoon's Vacation", "Field Of Dreams"

Two

2009-11-15T00:51:43Z

On a variation of Desert Island Disks, if you were on a deserted
island, but could have two songs, two movies, and any episode from two
TV shows, what would they be?

I'll go first:

Songs:

"Satisfaction", "She Loves You"

Movies:

"National Lampoon's Vacation", "Field Of Dreams"

Re: When October Goes

2009-11-15T00:42:41Z

Is the above the right link???

When October Goes

2009-10-30T00:07:10Z

...there are only three songs that can still move me to tears: Harry
Chapin's "A Better Place to Be," the version of Eric Bogle's "And the
Band Played 'Waltzing Matilda'" that John McDermott performs, and
this
one. Of course, when working with a Johnny Mercer lyric, it's pretty
hard to miss the mark...

Soupy

2009-10-23T21:21:00Z

I watched Soupy from his Lunchtime program to his Friday night
program to his daily program on WNEW-Tv, channel 5 out of NYC. From
1964-1966, my sister and I(we were in late junior high and early high
school) watched his show every afternoon. We laughed until our sides
hurt at all his routines, the various characters knocking on his

Re: Janis Joplin

2009-10-17T18:38:19Z

Oh my god Marc....

Studs Terkel and Phil Ochs converse on my podcast page

2009-10-07T01:50:30Z

...many moons back I promised Jim Beaver that I'd put this thing up
on
my podcast page if I ever found it -- and, just today, I did just
that. It's an mp3 of a KPFT Houston aircheck of two of my favourite
wordsmiths, Studs Terkel and Phil Ochs, on Studs' WFMT Chicago
program
in the Spring of 1971, after Phil's GREATEST HITS album (it was a gag

Re: Our "Sixties Generation"

2009-10-05T18:01:09Z

Pearl,

I think you may have misunderstood me, I don't think that every person
who belongs to our generation had/has a social/political/revolutionary
conscience. But I don't think that it's too far-fetched to believe
that at the very least, 1/3 (possibly more) of our generation took
away those Sixties values to heart, and practice them, in some way,

Re: Our "Sixties Generation"

2009-10-05T15:33:43Z

Okay, Marc, I'm tired. I'm gonna let you win (for now) LOL. I will
resume this discussion refreshed and fortified with facts and figures
after I get out of the hospital. I will have a lot of time to think
and will be jotting down any revolutionalry thoughts on hospital
sheets. I will pull out my IV needle if there is no pen around and

Re: Our "Sixties Generation"

2009-10-04T19:06:13Z

I never thought I would say this 35 years ago, but I think your
longing to see 55-65 year olds out on the street everyday with
banners, and marches, and "taking it to the Man" are unrealistic.
People change because their bodies change, their family and financial
circumstances change, but they still retain many attributes born of

Re: Our "Sixties Generation"

2009-10-04T17:30:47Z

I want a list of names! LOL
I don't see what is confusing about my stating that NOT ALL of our
generation participated in or had enough commitment in them to
continue the movement. My question to you is, how many people that
you know... freinds, relatives whatever, who were your peers back in