Five on Friday Set 195
Posted: Friday, October 11, 2013 by Travis Cody in
What do you think of the year 1961?
Hmmm?
Oh, what do I think of the year 1961?
Well, I think the year 1961 is quite awesome.
This weekend involves absolutely nothing and I must say I'm due for absolutely nothing.
Cheers gang!
Quarter to Three, written by Gene Barge/Frank J Guida/Joseph F Royster/Gary Anderson, released by Gary U.S. Bonds
Raindrops, written by Dee Clark
Poetry in Motion, written by Mike Anthony/Paul Kaufman, released by Johnny Tillotson
Walk Right Back, written by Sonny Curtis, released by the Everly Brothers
Spanish Harlem, written by Jerry Leiber/Phil Spector, released by Ben E King
Mr Linky is below. Remember I'm counting down the days to Blog Blast on 4 November with 30 days of Peace Quotes and Reasons to Blog for Peace.
We cannot seek achievement for ourselves and forget about progress and prosperity for our community...Our ambitions must be broad enough to include the aspirations and needs of others, for their sakes and for our own. Cesar Chavez
Reason 23: Because I cannot sit on the sidelines and enjoy the fruits
of peace won by others. Joining the Blog Blast is one of the ways I
earn a part of the peace for myself and for my community. I just don't
want to get to the end and wonder whether there was something else I
could have done.
We speak on one subject with one voice on one day. Won't you join us? You have a voice; how will you use it? Check in at Mimi Writes or at the Peace Globe Gallery for all the details you need to make your Peace Globe and join your voice to the movement.
Join us. You know you want to.
I believe that words have power, so this matters.
1961 was mixed year for me of lots of ups and some really bad downs, but at least the music was good. Amazing how well Spanish Harlem holds up after more than a half century.