'Our Mrs. Reynolds'
There's a lady plays her fav'rite records/On the jukebox ev'ry day/All day long she plays the same old songs/And she believes the things that they say/She sings along with all the saddest songs/And she believes the stories are real/She lets the music dictate the way that she feels.
Pimping the box set.
Of which I have two copies in my hot little hands (one for me and one an Xmas present). Nifty package, like a CD-sized hardcover (or an over-size Little Big Book). I think you could kill someone by smacking them upside the head with it.
I think you could kill someone by smacking them upside the head with it.
Defendant: I murdered him with my Tom Waits box set.
Judge: Justifiable homicide.
David: Don't you mean "Reckless endangerment? The box could after all get a small dent.
No box, folks. Just some thick thick bound cardboard and a lot of pages (no text about the rationale though, dammit, but at least it's got the lyrics). He lists the musicians on each one, but not which one was on which song.
David: Don't you mean "Reckless endangerment? The box could after all get a small dent.
Fair point.
Corwood - can you email me a mailing address. Thanks.
A day late, but still in season, a video of the "Alice's Restaurant Massacree" from Arlo's Myspace page.
Am I remembering correctly that there's an actual Alice's Restaurant movie out there somewhere? With some of the originals playing themselves?
Yes, there is. Officer Obie played himself, and Alice is there in a cameo. Plus Arlo. (Obie turns out to have been quite the renaissance man.)
Thank you, DX. I've had a very wonderful T-day, spent eating delicious food with beloved family, but that really put the the icing on the cake. It's just not a T-day without a listening of Alice's Restaurant.