coffee knows, knows what you need.
hans ostrom 2020
coffee knows, knows what you need.
hans ostrom 2020
First the universe came into being, then the Earth cooled, and finally the 1970s happened. The best-selling pop/rock song in the U.S. in 1974, I am told, was "Come and Get Your Love," by a Native American group called Redbone, headed up by Lolly and Pat Vegas, who were from a town near Fresno, California. The version of the song from "Midnight Special" on Youtube is pretty good, I think. I always liked the funkiness of the song.
In 2006 Lolly Vegas was interviewed. Good to hear his history of his music:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=klShZ7iYUOg
Rest in Peace, Lolly Vegas.
Video/reading of a short poem by Prévert (1900-1977), translated by Alastair Campbell--grateful acknowledgement to him:
Link:
Video/reading of a lovely, whimsical love poem by Robert Desnos, translated from the French:
link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPqht2HE7jY
(housebound)
the cat looks out a window I
look at the cat, which looks
at its paw and then at the woman
who looks at the cat and then
looks at me, who is looking out
a window and then looking at
the woman, who says "why
are you looking at me that
way?" and I say "what way?"
and she shakes her head
and looks at the cat and
the cat looks out a window
hans ostrom 2020
Reading/video of a short autumn poem by the French Modernist Apollinaire.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2caHsh8ZVk