Notices by ginger🫰... 🎶🌻 (tc_morekindness@c.im), page 3

@jeridansky Oh, so it wasn't on Surrealistic Pillow. I thought YouTube was playing the album and that Triad came after Comin' Back to Me.

@jeridansky
>Written by David Crosby

Oh, that's so interesting. Not surprising, though. He was a maverick, I've gathered.

@jeridansky You're right, I've heard those first two a lot -- and you're right about the latter two as well. I kept on listening after Comin' Back to Me and heard that song Triad. That was a pretty free-spirited idea. ✌️ 😎 ✌️

@jeridansky I know a few songs off it, but never had the album.

@jeridansky
I've never heard this. I should prob listen while reading all the lyrics. One jumped out: "All the red tape is mechanical rape of the TV program waste."

@jeridansky I'm familiar with all these artists, but with only the Beatles song. I'll check them out. You really nailed the assignment!

@jeridansky Btw, I relatively recently discovered a great site for finding covers. Perhaps you know it:
https://secondhandsongs.com

Hey, and what do you know? Dylan's song is a cover (adaptation) of another song, "Many Thousand Go." Wow.

https://secondhandsongs.com/performance/2673

And you can click on Versions to see the 562 versions of Blowin in the Wind. 😮

@jeridansky That's so gross: "more lucrative diagnoses.”

@jeridansky Such a great song.

@jeridansky I don't trust online lyrics sites. I was just talking with someone this morning about how there will be a mistake in the lyrics to something, and then that mistake will be perpetuated through dozens of sites till everything you see has that same mistake. I more often just trust my own ears.

@jeridansky Yeah, I agree. Dachau has much more impact.

@jeridansky Never heard that one before. Insightful and poignant.

#MondayCovers
MLK Day

I guess this would be a cover, as the first recording of this song was by Dion, released in Sept 1968. (MLK Jr was assassinated in Apr 1968 -- and Bobby Kennedy in June 1968). But Dick Holler actually wrote the song, and he recorded this version of it in 1970.

I always thought this song was kind of odd because the only one who actually freed a lot of people was Abraham (Lincoln). But maybe I'm interpreting that lyric too narrowly or concretely.

Abraham, Martin and John - Dick Holler
https://song.link/dcqrh2w4cjpmv

@jeridansky @augieray @bicmay @Barbramon1
Yuck! How could it possibly protect anybody to be scanned? And what's in it for Wegman's unless they can somehow profit from the data? It must cost them something to do it. This sounds really malign to me.

@jeridansky Always a good choice. 🪲 🪲 🪲 🪲

"As #TuneTuesday falls on the 6th of January the theme wrote itself."
#KingsQueensJacksJokers

I just happened to glimpse the theme and thought I'd snap up this song.

"Clowns to the left of me
Jokers to the right"

Stuck in the Middle with You / Stealers Wheel
https://song.link/4q3xkd2pkg4xf

Omg, reading about Bari Weiss's "tour" around America with her new flunky that she's put in charge of CBS Evening News is my last straw for right now. Reading my book, which is making me anxious, might be preferable to reading the news.

EDIT: I wasn't going to put in a link, but I'll let you judge what I'm talking about. So many "ugh'" moments, I could barely keep reading.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/bari-weiss-tony-dokoupil-cbs-evening-news-b2893712.html

For the #ThursdayFiveList, we're asked for songs of empathy and kindness. #WhatTheWorldNeedsNow

1. Woodstock / Crosby, Stills & Nash
"And I dreamed I saw the bomber jet planes
Riding shotgun in the sky
Turning into butterflies
Above our nation"
https://song.link/rqcwrhfzprnjp

2. Peace Train / Cat Stevens
"Oh I've been smiling lately, dreaming about the world as one
And I believe it could be, some day it's going to come"
https://song.link/pcsx8rkrggnqb

3. Beautiful / Carole King
"I have often asked myself the reason for the sadness
In a world where tears are just a lullaby
If there's any answer, maybe love can end the madness
Maybe not, oh, but we can only try"
https://song.link/ktrvhqkhtd02h

4. Try A Little Kindness / Glen Campbell
https://song.link/7c4zgcbkfhxck

5. Shower the People / James Taylor
https://song.link/bd0gvsv2t95g7

The #ThursdayFiveList theme is #StrongVerbs - Songs with verb-focused titles or lyrics

1. Stomp! / The Brothers Johnson
I absolutely love this song. And the video. Watch the bass player go at 2:20.
https://song.link/twnmb5zzsvg47

2. Rock the Casbah / The Clash
https://song.link/27hnb7hzszwzw

3. I Fought the Law / The Clash
Lots of people have covered this song, but might as well stick with The Clash; they did it as well as anybody.
https://song.link/ppvv838xbqh2s

4. I Shot the Sheriff / Bob Marley & The Wailers
https://song.link/pzgjwpqh5msjk

5. Jamming / Bob Marley & The Wailers
Such a good song.
https://song.link/wttjvsshzrjvr

BONUS
Brick House / The Commodores
I heard this song yesterday and particularly enjoyed singing along with "Shake it down, shake it down, shake it, shake it." And of course there's "Sure enough can KNOCK a strong man to his knees."
https://song.link/j3bxbvbzhsdd4

I just came across this one. 😂

#NoKings #signs