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Post by The Great Aztec Joe on Jun 10, 2011 9:42:07 GMT -8
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Post by aztecwin on Jun 12, 2011 12:17:32 GMT -8
Worth the watch!
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Post by The Great Aztec Joe on Jun 12, 2011 20:20:09 GMT -8
That is one continuous feed. The only way I can figure out how they keep everybody on time is to play the song out loud on public speakers so the yokel folk keep up to the beat and the timing of the song. Otherwise it is a miracle from God, Himself. |
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Post by Bob Forsythe on Jun 17, 2011 16:19:36 GMT -8
That is one continuous feed. The only way I can figure out how they keep everybody on time is to play the song out loud on public speakers so the yokel folk keep up to the beat and the timing of the song. Otherwise it is a miracle from God, Himself. I assume that the truck carrying the camera crew was playing the song. I do find it sad that McLean more or less shot his wad with that song, but it's an oft told tail. =Bob |
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Post by The Great Aztec Joe on Jun 18, 2011 4:49:09 GMT -8
That is one continuous feed. The only way I can figure out how they keep everybody on time is to play the song out loud on public speakers so the yokel folk keep up to the beat and the timing of the song. Otherwise it is a miracle from God, Himself. I assume that the truck carrying the camera crew was playing the song. I do find it sad that McLean more or less shot his wad with that song, but it's an oft told tail. =Bob All you have to do is have one multi-million seller to be able to retire. |
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Post by Bob Forsythe on Jun 22, 2011 15:56:45 GMT -8
I assume that the truck carrying the camera crew was playing the song. I do find it sad that McLean more or less shot his wad with that song, but it's an oft told tail. =Bob All you have to do is have one multi-million seller to be able to retire. Yeah, but that's not why artists do what they do. Do you write books simply to make bucks? He did have a bit of success with "Vincent", his tribute to Van Gogh which I guess is better than Bob Lind, who wrote "Elusive Butterfly of Love": www.youtube.com/watch?v=v6727qgmRbY=Bob |
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Post by The Great Aztec Joe on Jun 23, 2011 5:47:51 GMT -8
All you have to do is have one multi-million seller to be able to retire. Yeah, but that's not why artists do what they do. Do you write books simply to make bucks? He did have a bit of success with "Vincent", his tribute to Van Gogh which I guess is better than Bob Lind, who wrote "Elusive Butterfly of Love": www.youtube.com/watch?v=v6727qgmRbY=Bob I wrote the books simply because the children as young adults told me to. They were stories that I had made up for them as they were growing up. They kept on asking me to type up the stories; so, after years of asking on their part, I sat down and wrote In The Beginning. I had it printed up as a book and saw to my amazement that it was reselling for $95.00 at two Internet Book Stores(after I had essentially given it away for free to all of the relatives and close friends). I wrote the sequel to In The Beginning and then another story that the kids asked for, Newbeard the Great. I still do not consider myself to be a writer. I never took one English course in College and I essentially failed English Four in high school a million years ago. English Four had an emphasis on English literature. I was so totally bored in that class that I fell asleep several times. The English teacher was not happy with me because I snored and interrupted the whole class. But, hell, that is another story. By the way, my baby daughters, Arlene, (You can see her on Facebook. Very pretty girl!) was an English Lit Major. "A" student! What the hell do you use that education for, other than to teach? Her boyfriend is a Jewish Atheist. Nicest kid I have ever known. I hope she marries him, but I would like to see him with at least a little faith in God. That comes with experience in life. It is so easy for young people to deny God. It is easy after a few years of seeing what a life without God can be like, to turn back and say that "I am a believer." even if the kid is not exactly certain what they believe in. Hell, I tell people I am a believer but I never argue with anybody about what it is that I believe in. That way I can get along with the Caholics, Mennonites, Jews, and even a few Islamics. Islamics can be wonderful people when they don't know their religion. When they get really hopped up on it, you have got to shoot them before they behead you. Nothing like that ancient ritual Islamic Human Blood Sacrifice ceremony to ruin the rest of your life if you are the victim. |
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