Monday, May 29, 2017

Inconceivable!

50 years??? Can't be, just effing impossible. It was yesterday.




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  1. It was yesterday...wasn't it?

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  2. Mike, I know it's a stunning amount of time added to a positive event, and I too am amazed by it's pertinence and antiquity. I tell myself: Only from 1967! But still, something tells me --something I don't like to hear-- the album is as remote from this generation as tunes 50 years before it (1917)."Livery Stable Blues/Dixie Jass One Step" by the Original Dixieland Jass Band or "Goodbye Broadway, Hello France" by the American Quartet didn't secure a place in OUR popular hums. They did, however, create new genres --a legacy, an influence.

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    1. Yes....look what technology has done....Sgt. Pepper couldn't have been done ten years earlier. Tastes in music, sociatial norms, etc....but it was still such an influence.

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  3. Yep, it's been a long time since that came out. I LOVE that album. It's on my iPod and I listen to it a couple of times a year (no drugs involved)...

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    1. Haven't heard it in a few years, but I fear some herb might have been involved.....

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  4. I remember laughing as we sang along with 'When I'm Sixty-Four' - like it would never happen to any of us.

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    1. How about Simon and Garfunkle...."...how terribly strange to be 70?"

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  5. No, No! It was twenty years ago today!

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    1. But that was when Sgt. Pepper taught the band to play...

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  6. Whoa. I don't actually remember this being released since I was so young - seems like their albums were just always around.

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