’Bob Dylan famously called Smokey Robinson “America’s greatest living poet” for the exquisite beauty, pain and affection in lyrics to “Tracks of My Tears,” “Tears of a Clown” and so many other songs Robinson wrote and sang during his heyday at Motown in the 1960s and 1970s.’ @mahgister, you can check out Smokey Robinson's “Tracks of My Tears and “Tears of a Clown” on you tube. You will love his poetry! |
Point taken - understood (teacher). But please let me have my own inner truths, after all the path I choose is mine. And I in no way was dismissing your vital contributions. It’s that sometimes one has too counter a bad vibration with pleasant or good vibrations. Sometimes you have to try another path. Check out - Good Vibrations - Beach Boys 1966. After all this is Audiogon. |
My words were not aimed at you but at mijostyn... You dont kill any "hope" for the infinite... Mijostyn assigned to himself here this task...It is not the first time he confuse his materialist gospel as pure truth ... He never debate by the way, if he spark debate , he has no arguments for a philosophical debate...
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Wow you remind me of something here i listened too when i had 15 years old on my small battery radio ...😊 I had forgot ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNS6D4hSQdA
With Otis Redding too in the same years... It was my favorite soul song ... |
@deep_333, nicely done! |
