Crazy Like Me?
Folkies were avid folk music junkies into alternative and bohemian lifestyles. We were not Hippies. Here are some tales about my experiences.
The Patience of Stones
My friend Bill had a saying, “you need the patience of stones to see real change in people.”
Uppity Characters
OK. This is for all you bloggers out there who write “stories.” You know who you are, and don’t think I don’t see you slinkin’ down in your seat just like you did in high school!
Sacrilegious Roulette
In the sixties, I hung out with an interesting cast of characters. We sang folksongs, played guitar, held forth loudly on topics about which we knew little, and held in contempt those who we knew were not as cool as we.We amused ourselves with simple, sometimes stupid games. One of the games we enjoyed playing …
False Prophets
“The Monte, cards tricks, the wallet scam – all those are quick ways to make a bit of fast money. But the spirit world and religion, now those are the real way to wealth.”
The Movement
Friends had indicated with the twirling finger by the temple that Joey was nuts. In that decade known for the outre, Joey was a further outlier.
Being There
Lots of fictitious nonsense is written and portrayed on the screen about the 1960s.
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