Bonnie Raitt – Angel from Montgomery
An evening pause: performed live, December 1974.
An evening pause: performed live, December 1974.
An evening pause: As performed at Woodstock, 1969.
Go, and beat your crazy heads against the sky.
Try, and see beyond the houses in your eyes.
It’s okay to shoot the moon.
A battle builds over naming a Colorado mountain for John Denver.
Sadly, everything is politics today.
An evening pause: With a bit of Brooklyn at the start to set the tone!
An evening pause: From the 1969 mock documentary by John Cleese, How to Irritate People.
An evening pause: This lovely and poignant scene from the 1945 film, A Bell for Adano, showcases the superb acting of Gene Tierney and John Hodiak. He is an American commander of Italian descent put in charge of an Italian village now under U.S. rule near the end of World War II. She is a local Italian girl longing to find her sweetheart who went off to fight for Italy and is now missing.
The movie was based on a short but profound book by John Hersey. And what I remember most from that book is this speech by the Hodiak character in trying to explain to the Italians the right way for government officials to act:
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An evening pause: Dirt biking in southern Utah.
An evening pause:
And when the music plays
And when the words are
Touched with sorrow
When the music plays
I hear the sound
I had to follow
Once upon a time
Once beneath the stars
The universe was ours
Love was all we knew
And all I knew was you
I wonder if you know
I wonder if you think about it
Once upon a time
In your wildest dreams
An evening pause: From her 1964 television show.
An evening pause:
The story of Hayabusa, the Japanese space probe that was the first to successfully return material from an asteroid despite serious technical failures, has now inspired three major movies.
An evening pause: Live in Central Park, New York, 1981.