War & Civil Discord - Songs from the Vietnam Era, '63 - '79, featuring The Animals, Peter Paul & Mary, Leonard Cohen, Kinks, Phi Oaks, Manfred Mann, Bob Marley, The Bob Seger System, Iggy & Stooges, Kingston Trio, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Neil Young & more!
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K x FM on one h fourpoint seven k XFM Radio dot Org.
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are not representative of Laguna Radio,Inc. Its management, or its board
of directors. That is the point. As they stand in line, the
smell of gungrease and the bayonets theyshine. He's that to help them all
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that he can, to make themfeel wanted. He's a good holy man,
shot advise and sky. He shiesat the young soldiers, tells them
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it's all right. He knows oftheir fear in the forthcoming fright. Soon
they'll be blood and many will die. Mothers and fathers back form. They
will cry sky files Sky filets hard. Can you cry? You'll never rees
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Sky. He almost a breath andit ends with a smile. Order is
given. They move down the line, but he stayed behind and he met
it. Take but it won't stopthe bleeding or he's the hate and the
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young man move out into the battlezone. He feels good with God.
You never alone. He feels sotired that he lays on his bed.
Once the man will find courage andthe words that he said sky filets,
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shine piles, har can't you findyou? Never shy to call m your
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souldiers of God. You must understandthe faith of your country is in your
your hands. May God give youstrength. Do your love real well?
If it all was worth only time, it will tell in the morning.
They returned with tears in their eyes. The stead your death drifts up to
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the skies, A young souldier soul. You looks at the sky point remembers
who thou shalt not go? Skymy bolet, sky my flet? How
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you never disk skye skye? Blecan find you? Never never never.
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Thanks for tuning in. My nameis Ross Harry. You are listening to
rabbit Hole Radio on k x FM, Laguna Beach's only FM radio one to
four point seven Human Crafted Radio.That we kick things off tonight with sky
Pilot by Eric Burden in the Animals. That's a uh. That's an anti
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war song from the v Non eraand it's off their second LP released in
nineteen sixty eight on called The TwainShall Meet An Interesting Fact about That's a
long version seven minutes twenty seven seconds. When released as a single, the
song was split across both sides dueto its length. So you had a
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side sky Pilot Part one, bside sky Pilot Part two. And that's
interesting. So, like I said, welcome to rabbit Hole Radio. We
have a lot of killer lyrically drivensongs tonight, So perk your ears up
and listen to the words as wellas the music. You are listening to
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rabbit Hole Radio. How many heroesmust Aline move down before they call him
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mind? How many seas must avoiduse before she sweeps in the s?
How many times must the can ballsflyin before therefore? The answer, my
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friend is blowing in the wind.The answer is blowing in the wind.
How many can a mountain exist beforeit is washed to the sea? How
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many can some people exist before aloneto be free? How many times can
a man turn his stead and Britainthat he just doesn't see? The answer?
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My friend is blue. The answeris blowing it with How many times
must a man look before he cansee? How many must one man before
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he can hear? People? Manydeaths will it take? Jill? He
knows that too many be boyd Heanswered, my friend's blowing conswer is blowing
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you. The answer is blowing untothe philosophy which old one raiates superior and
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another inferior is finally and permanently discreditedand abandoned. Everywhere is war. Is
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a war that until there are nolonger first class and second class citizens of
any nation, until the color ofa manskin is up more more significant than
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the color of thesige. Miss thewar that until the basic human rights are
equally guaranteed to hall without regarding toraise. But it is a war that
until that day the dream of blastingbeach world settlesenship rule up international moralitude,
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we remaining by the fleeting illusion tobe pursued but never attain. Now everywhere
is war war And until the ignobleand unhappy re team that older our brothers
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in I'm older in my Zambee,South Africa saw by human bondage, I've
been toupled what I destroy. Whereeverywhere is war miss a war, War
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in the hes, war in theWest, warn, war arms out,
war war room as of a war. And until that day African continent will
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not know HEAs we Africans will buyit. We find it necessary and we
know we shall win, as weare confident in the victory. A food
over evil foot over either head whodoes Why there is a war between the
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rich and poor, a war betweenthe man and the woman. There is
a war between the ones who saythere is a war and the ones who
say that there isn't. Why don'tyou come on back to the war.
That's right getting in. Why don'tyou come on back to the war.
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It's just beginning. When I livehere with a woman and a childish situation
makes me kind of nervous. YearsI rise up from her arms. She
says, I guess you call thislove. I call it service. Why
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don't you come on back to thewar. Don't be a tourist. Why
don't you come on back to thewar before? In her time? Why
don't you come on back to thewall. That's all getting nervous. You
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can't understand what I become. Youmuch prefer the gentleman I was before.
I was so easy to defeat,I was so easy to control. I
didn't even know there was a war. Why don't you come on back to
the war. Don't be embarrassed.Why don't you come on back to the
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war. You can still get married. There is a war between the rich
and poor, a war between theman and the warman. There is a
war between the left and right,a war between the black and white,
a war between the heart and theeven. Why don't you come on back
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to the war, pick up yourtiny burden. Why don't you come on
back to the water. It's allget even. Why don't you come on
back to the war. You hearme speaking my name, It is not
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thing my agent means. Lands.The country I come from is a part
of the Free West. I wastaught and brought up there. It's lost
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to abide and that the land thatI live in has God on its side.
Oh, the history books tell it, They tell it so well.
The cavalry is charged, the Indian'sfair, the cow I've always charged,
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then then stared, for the countrywas yard with God on its side.
Oh. The First World War itcame and it went. The reason for
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finding I never could get, butI learned to accept it, accepted with
pride, for you don't count thedead wind. God's on your side.
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And then the Second World ward itcame to him. We forgive the Germans
and now we are friends. Gothe murders, its men in the ovens.
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They fried the Germans now to haveGod on their side. But now
we have warvens of camy gold dust, and if fire them, we're force
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too. Why then fight them?We must one push off far and I
shot the worldwide, And you neverasked questions when darts on your side?
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Any along, I fall honess thatJesus Christ was retreat back kids, But
I can't think, for you willhave to decide whether Judas his sky had
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bought on his side. And nowas I leave you, I'm weary as
hell the confusion I'm feeling. Thereain't no tongue can tell. The words
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fill my head, drop to thefloor that have gone on our side.
He'll stop the next wombo. Thesunlies in the field. Someone has killed
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some another sun today as then loveb somesoulders gone, while the mother's side
way, the mother sun coming summer, the sunny god down. Two sondiers
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fighting in a trench. One soldierglances up to see the sun and dreams
of gains he bade when he wantsyou, And then his friend calls it
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starts to dream that as it isa second later, mother sunlies in a
field back o bay for his bigchild mans a friend. But all day
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soldiers look the same. Why areto me the ch coming home from school.
Some mother sun is lie, someoneis crying, someone is trying to
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be so bright. That's study.I gotta lie. Some mother sun lies
in a field, but in hismothers eyes is the same the picture some
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mother's mam. Wow, there weresome powerful songs in that set with some
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outstanding songwriting. That was The Kinkswith Some Mother's Son from their album Arthur
Parentheses or The Decline and Fall ofthe British Empire, often referred simply as
Arthur. It's their seventh studio release, released in nineteen sixty seven, and
that is a killer record, whichI say about just every Kinks song and
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every Kink's record that has Changar Lawon it, and it's it's a good
one. Boy, does Ray Daviesknow how to write a song? And
before that another powerful song entitled withGod on Our Side, which is a
Bob Dylan penned song that was writtenin nineteen sixty four and released on Bob
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Dylan's album The Times They Are AChange in that version was covered by Manford
Mann on their ap The One inthe Middle nineteen sixty five, and I
just loved the piano on that andwow, those lyrics that's a tear jerker.
Before that, we had Leonard Cohenwith there Is a War from his
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album four studio album, New Skinfor the Old Ceremony, released in nineteen
seventy four. And Wow, LeonardCohen, another powerful songwriter, ned by
a song simply entitled War from BobMarley and it first appeared on his nineteen
seventy six album Rosta Mann Vibration.That was his eighth studio album released in
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seventy six, and it was hisonly top ten album in the USA.
So if you liked anything you heard, I highly recommend exploring all those records.
Super cool. So I want totake a moment here to acknowledge some
of the shows at KXFM. Theprogramming here is awesome. I listened to
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this radio station a lot. Inparticular, shout out to Steve Reid.
He has a show on Sunday tenam to twelve pm, the Coast Highway
Shuffles Show, and that is awesome. Tune in on Sunday Saturday early risers.
Tune in with Rocking with the Docseven to nine am Saturday mornings.
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Plays a lot of Earth fifties,sixties rock and roll, a lot of
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will share his images in a slideshow and tell stories behind them. So
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you're listening to rabbit Hole Radio withme, your host Ross Harrying, and
we're having some fun down here inan intense period of time dating from sixty
three to seventy six. That justhappened to correspond with the Vietnam War.
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Yes it's true. I am ayoung man, but I'm old enough to
kill. I don't want to killnobody, but I must be so weird.
And if I raise my hand inquestions, just see it. I'm
a fool because I got the callto ask him? Can you make it?
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Change the word? Can't stand andcall me up? Start ask whatever
I can I find kind saying I'ma genius. True pluster is on the
man, trusters on the back whenI had himself. Can't you made them
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saying good bye? Now I's betterin the mind on the land and it's
girl just system crying. She doesstuff. Understand, so you see that,
you see your lives. Go aheadand coy yellow do blustics on my
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man, do BLUs toys on mymanner left on the floor. I don't
speak when I don't jack, Idon't can, I'll never be. It's
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the soul enemy. I don't andI don't. I'm just that you w
I don't want blusters on that man. Don't do it on that man?
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Do plus do? Is a man? Give me a danger little strangers,
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and I you and give me adanger little strangers, and I you did.
There's nothing in my dream, justsome ugly memory. Its mel ocean.
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Breathe now and be real in mylover, I'm saying, believing you
hand in my master, I willdo n A band just got left the
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live bear glass eye my fear onemore time down find a find feel my
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s wind on my hair. SwearI'm gonna feel my hair. Swear you're
gonna feel my hair. Used tochan did you the bell, do it
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again to get the ndom of beingcome on hand on dunion being doom if
I'm again to the bend, andagain to get the ndom of bennings Room,
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the lot of German in being roommean ida my harmed ducking guards.
B ain't got sulive the belt again, get them rid of for being from
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holling on to betting to be andby again to do the best you and
again get them rid of for beningroom. The love of God is saging
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room, and me not in myheart and don Tucking Garding b ain't got
suliving. Wow. That was TheRamones with Commando from their second studio album,
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Leave Home, released in nineteen seventyseven on Sire Records. And boy,
nobody can crank it out quite likethe Ramones. They're indeed one of
a kind. That was preceded byanother one of the kind, Iggy Pop.
Iggy and the Studies from their albumRaw Power Give Me Danger. That's
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their third studio album, and thatwas released in nineteen seventy three. That's
another killer record. You want toget into deep into iggy pop, go
get that album, throw it downand listen. So you're listening to rabbit
Hole Radio here k x FM,Human Crafted Radio, Laguna Beach's only FM,
one of four point seven wherever you'relistening around the world or whatever device.
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This next song stays in the theme. It's a beautiful song, but
I'd like to dedicate it to twocollege friends of my mother's. Rest her
soul to Herring m Claudette and Alice. It was great to see you two
at lunch today. Thank you.And this song, one of the is
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from the Kingston Trio, stays withour theme. And one of the founding
members of the Kingston Trio, whichI've found out today at lunch with Claudette
in Alice, was a classmate ofmy mother, Claudette in Alice. So
wow. I'd been putting this showtogether for a number of weeks and that
was just coincidental. So enjoy itsLong time passing? Where have all the
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flowers gone? Long time agold?Where have all the flowers gone? Young
girls? Make them? Everyone?When will they ever learn? When will
they? Where have all the younggirls gone? Long time passing? Where
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among the young girls gone? Longtime ago? Where have all the young
girls gone? Gone? To youngman? Everyone When will they ever learn?
When will they? Where have onlyyoumen good? Long time passing?
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Where have only youngmen gone? Longtime ago? Where have only youngen gone
gone? For soldiers? Everyone?When will they ever learn? When will
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they? Where have all the soldiersgone long time passing? Where have all
soldiers gone a long long time ago? Where have all the soldiers gone?
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Gone to grave yards? Everyone?When will they ever learned? When will
they? Where have all the graveyardsgone? Long time passing? Where have
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all the graveyards gone long time ago? Where have all the graveyards gone?
Gone to flowers? Everyone? Whenwill they ever learn? When will they?
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So you've been in the school foryear too, and you know you've
seen at all, and that iscome and you'll go far like it's the
time to crowl play big dass,rate your stice on your back stereo?
What can that? You don't havea nigga stool called on the sun starts
my soul, it's time that's wastelike you lospir right, God help you
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here, soul souls a holiday incambody to get that into life, a
holiday and can buy up. Don'tget too I go white. You start
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a snooch sock like lit you oneveryone. I act like you can ask
for a bitch so you can geta rich bunch of oscar stitchure off you
when I turn your back for abowl of a race of day slave,
A soldier storing the star that youhead to skeew a lot of steak.
Now you can go where people one. Now I can go where they get
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it. Thanks done myself, myselfholiday, and nobody I wor befo in
my life, nobody. I wason this ass of around time cold,
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time cold, and can't buy upJoe, how't cambut it out? Long
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as I remember ben umming down wild, the mister Moore usual on the ground,
could miss truly a son. AndI wonder still, I wonder stop
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the rain? I went down forJunia, seeing the child on the stone,
out of him fable. I wantto tell Bobby A plans and duty
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wrapped it got the change, AndI wonder still, I wonder who stop
the rain? You're the singer's late? How we cheat for more? Crowd
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ever rushed together, trying to keepstill, ring careful while it's on my
hands. And I wonder still,I wonder stop the rain. Two soldiers
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and the still find me on ourown this summer. I here the drama
for Daddy, and Ohio gotta getdown to it. Soldiers are cutting us
down. Should have been down longago. What if you knew and found
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dead on the ground. How canyou run when you know? Ah,
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gotta get down to him? Soldiersare cutting a stun should have been done
on a go. What if youknew her and found her dead on the
ground? How can you run whenyou know? M hm Ten soldiers and
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Nixon com and we're finally on ourown this summer. I hear the drama
for Daddy in OHI m hm hm. One march to the Battle of New
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Orleans. At the end of theEarly British Wars, a young man started
growing, the young blood started blowing. But I am a merchant anymore.
For a kiln share of vengeance anda thousand different fights, I was there
at a little big horn. Iheard many mettle I and I saw many
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more and I in But I ama merchant anymore. It's always the old
to lead us to the wars,always the young to fall. Now look
now one where the saber and thegun? Now is it worth it all?
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For? I stole California from theMexican land. But in the bloody
Civil War, yes, I evenkilled my brothers and so many others that
I had a merchant anymore. ForI marched to the battles of the German
trench in a war that was bound. When all warms, Oh, I
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must have killed a million man,and now they want me back again.
But I ad a merchant anymore.It's always the old to lead us to
the wars, always the young toall. Now look at alway want we're
the same Errand the gun jill isn'tworth at all. For I flew the
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final mission in the Japanese guys setoff the mighty mushroom roar. When I
the city's burning, I knew thatI was learning that I an't a marchin
anymore. All the labor leaders screamingwhen they close the missile plant, United
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Fruit screams out the Cuban shore,call it visa, call of treason,
called it labor, call it treason. But I at a marchin anymore.
I ain't a margin anymore. Lovedoes all doesn't send the suns you master,
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get that play, says the wallba death, And then bring the
boy fall bring the bars on,bringing bars and brings to tire the ships,
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the fund say your breakfast down hereto see you, bart across the
sky, all all just that I'mtime trying to get home. Can't you
see them trying crying your hold?Try She saw all the bad, the
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man, my friend, the mothat I came, breaking boys, break
breaks, the bay back the time, trying to ho capt sitting try try
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try breaking, break breed. Doingthat was Free to Pain with her nighteen
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seventy one single Bringing the Boys Home. Before that, we had a debut
artist here at rabbit Hole Radio,Phil Oaks with his song I Ain't Marching
Anymore from his first official LP release, All the News That's Fit to Sing,
That was recorded in nineteen sixty fourand released on Electra Records. If
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you ever see anything on electric recordElectra Records. Also Doors were put out
on Electra Records a host of othersRhinoceros and buy it well, it'll be
an eye opener for sure. Beforethat, we had Neil Young with a
live performance of his classic nineteen seventyrecording of Ohio about the massacre in Kent
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State. Before that, we hadCredence Clearwater Revival one of my faves with
their nineteen seventy song who Will Stopthe Rain from their break a huge album
Cosmos Factory in nineteen seventy On thatone. For that, we had the
Darlings from San Francisco, The DeadKennedy's with Holiday in Cambodia released in nineteen
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eighty from their album Fresh Fruit forRotting Vegetables. Although not so much of
the era when the Vietnam War wastaking place, I think they captured the
spirit of things. And before thatwe had Where Have all the Flowers Gone?
That was originally written by Pete Seegerin nineteen fifty five, and that
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was a beautiful cover of Where ofAll the Flowers Gone? By the Kingston
Trio. And like I said earlier, that one's dedicated to my friends Claudette
and Alice and their classmate in collegeDave Guard, who was a founding member
of the Kingston Trio. So sadlywe've reached the end of the show.
I'd like to thank you for choosingto spend this hour with me. I
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hope you enjoyed the set. We'regonna go out today with Crosbie, Stills,
Nash and Young from nineteen seventy.This is wooden music again, so
you gotta be cool otherwise. Mfine, the stuff me ver reing.
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The my will swallow you. LayBarty down fine, the cast of Free
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there, the crown, My willswallow you. Lady. Bye,
K x FM on one h fourpoint seven k XFM Radio dot Org.
This disclaimer is a statement notifying listeningaudiences that any opinions expressed in our shows
are not representative of Laguna Radio,Inc. Its management, or its board
of directors. That is the point. As they stand in line, the
smell of gungrease and the bayonets theyshine. He's that to help them all
(00:28):
that he can, to make themfeel wanted. He's a good holy man,
shot advise and sky. He shiesat the young soldiers, tells them
(01:10):
it's all right. He knows oftheir fear in the forthcoming fright. Soon
they'll be blood and many will die. Mothers and fathers back form. They
will cry sky files Sky filets hard. Can you cry? You'll never rees
(01:51):
Sky. He almost a breath andit ends with a smile. Order is
given. They move down the line, but he stayed behind and he met
it. Take but it won't stopthe bleeding or he's the hate and the
(02:15):
young man move out into the battlezone. He feels good with God.
You never alone. He feels sotired that he lays on his bed.
Once the man will find courage andthe words that he said sky filets,
(02:43):
shine piles, har can't you findyou? Never shy to call m your
(05:29):
souldiers of God. You must understandthe faith of your country is in your
your hands. May God give youstrength. Do your love real well?
If it all was worth only time, it will tell in the morning.
They returned with tears in their eyes. The stead your death drifts up to
(05:57):
the skies, A young souldier soul. You looks at the sky point remembers
who thou shalt not go? Skymy bolet, sky my flet? How
(06:29):
you never disk skye skye? Blecan find you? Never never never.
(07:36):
Thanks for tuning in. My nameis Ross Harry. You are listening to
rabbit Hole Radio on k x FM, Laguna Beach's only FM radio one to
four point seven Human Crafted Radio.That we kick things off tonight with sky
Pilot by Eric Burden in the Animals. That's a uh. That's an anti
(07:58):
war song from the v Non eraand it's off their second LP released in
nineteen sixty eight on called The TwainShall Meet An Interesting Fact about That's a
long version seven minutes twenty seven seconds. When released as a single, the
song was split across both sides dueto its length. So you had a
(08:20):
side sky Pilot Part one, bside sky Pilot Part two. And that's
interesting. So, like I said, welcome to rabbit Hole Radio. We
have a lot of killer lyrically drivensongs tonight, So perk your ears up
and listen to the words as wellas the music. You are listening to
(08:43):
rabbit Hole Radio. How many heroesmust Aline move down before they call him
(09:09):
mind? How many seas must avoiduse before she sweeps in the s?
How many times must the can ballsflyin before therefore? The answer, my
(09:39):
friend is blowing in the wind.The answer is blowing in the wind.
How many can a mountain exist beforeit is washed to the sea? How
(10:03):
many can some people exist before aloneto be free? How many times can
a man turn his stead and Britainthat he just doesn't see? The answer?
(10:26):
My friend is blue. The answeris blowing it with How many times
must a man look before he cansee? How many must one man before
(10:58):
he can hear? People? Manydeaths will it take? Jill? He
knows that too many be boyd Heanswered, my friend's blowing conswer is blowing
(11:24):
you. The answer is blowing untothe philosophy which old one raiates superior and
(12:00):
another inferior is finally and permanently discreditedand abandoned. Everywhere is war. Is
(12:22):
a war that until there are nolonger first class and second class citizens of
any nation, until the color ofa manskin is up more more significant than
(12:43):
the color of thesige. Miss thewar that until the basic human rights are
equally guaranteed to hall without regarding toraise. But it is a war that
until that day the dream of blastingbeach world settlesenship rule up international moralitude,
(13:18):
we remaining by the fleeting illusion tobe pursued but never attain. Now everywhere
is war war And until the ignobleand unhappy re team that older our brothers
(13:41):
in I'm older in my Zambee,South Africa saw by human bondage, I've
been toupled what I destroy. Whereeverywhere is war miss a war, War
(14:09):
in the hes, war in theWest, warn, war arms out,
war war room as of a war. And until that day African continent will
(14:35):
not know HEAs we Africans will buyit. We find it necessary and we
know we shall win, as weare confident in the victory. A food
over evil foot over either head whodoes Why there is a war between the
(15:18):
rich and poor, a war betweenthe man and the woman. There is
a war between the ones who saythere is a war and the ones who
say that there isn't. Why don'tyou come on back to the war.
That's right getting in. Why don'tyou come on back to the war.
(15:46):
It's just beginning. When I livehere with a woman and a childish situation
makes me kind of nervous. YearsI rise up from her arms. She
says, I guess you call thislove. I call it service. Why
(16:07):
don't you come on back to thewar. Don't be a tourist. Why
don't you come on back to thewar before? In her time? Why
don't you come on back to thewall. That's all getting nervous. You
(16:33):
can't understand what I become. Youmuch prefer the gentleman I was before.
I was so easy to defeat,I was so easy to control. I
didn't even know there was a war. Why don't you come on back to
the war. Don't be embarrassed.Why don't you come on back to the
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war. You can still get married. There is a war between the rich
and poor, a war between theman and the warman. There is a
war between the left and right,a war between the black and white,
a war between the heart and theeven. Why don't you come on back
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to the war, pick up yourtiny burden. Why don't you come on
back to the water. It's allget even. Why don't you come on
back to the war. You hearme speaking my name, It is not
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thing my agent means. Lands.The country I come from is a part
of the Free West. I wastaught and brought up there. It's lost
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to abide and that the land thatI live in has God on its side.
Oh, the history books tell it, They tell it so well.
The cavalry is charged, the Indian'sfair, the cow I've always charged,
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then then stared, for the countrywas yard with God on its side.
Oh. The First World War itcame and it went. The reason for
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finding I never could get, butI learned to accept it, accepted with
pride, for you don't count thedead wind. God's on your side.
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And then the Second World ward itcame to him. We forgive the Germans
and now we are friends. Gothe murders, its men in the ovens.
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They fried the Germans now to haveGod on their side. But now
we have warvens of camy gold dust, and if fire them, we're force
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too. Why then fight them?We must one push off far and I
shot the worldwide, And you neverasked questions when darts on your side?
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Any along, I fall honess thatJesus Christ was retreat back kids, But
I can't think, for you willhave to decide whether Judas his sky had
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bought on his side. And nowas I leave you, I'm weary as
hell the confusion I'm feeling. Thereain't no tongue can tell. The words
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fill my head, drop to thefloor that have gone on our side.
He'll stop the next wombo. Thesunlies in the field. Someone has killed
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some another sun today as then loveb somesoulders gone, while the mother's side
way, the mother sun coming summer, the sunny god down. Two sondiers
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fighting in a trench. One soldierglances up to see the sun and dreams
of gains he bade when he wantsyou, And then his friend calls it
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starts to dream that as it isa second later, mother sunlies in a
field back o bay for his bigchild mans a friend. But all day
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soldiers look the same. Why areto me the ch coming home from school.
Some mother sun is lie, someoneis crying, someone is trying to
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be so bright. That's study.I gotta lie. Some mother sun lies
in a field, but in hismothers eyes is the same the picture some
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mother's mam. Wow, there weresome powerful songs in that set with some
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outstanding songwriting. That was The Kinkswith Some Mother's Son from their album Arthur
Parentheses or The Decline and Fall ofthe British Empire, often referred simply as
Arthur. It's their seventh studio release, released in nineteen sixty seven, and
that is a killer record, whichI say about just every Kinks song and
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every Kink's record that has Changar Lawon it, and it's it's a good
one. Boy, does Ray Daviesknow how to write a song? And
before that another powerful song entitled withGod on Our Side, which is a
Bob Dylan penned song that was writtenin nineteen sixty four and released on Bob
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Dylan's album The Times They Are AChange in that version was covered by Manford
Mann on their ap The One inthe Middle nineteen sixty five, and I
just loved the piano on that andwow, those lyrics that's a tear jerker.
Before that, we had Leonard Cohenwith there Is a War from his
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album four studio album, New Skinfor the Old Ceremony, released in nineteen
seventy four. And Wow, LeonardCohen, another powerful songwriter, ned by
a song simply entitled War from BobMarley and it first appeared on his nineteen
seventy six album Rosta Mann Vibration.That was his eighth studio album released in
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seventy six, and it was hisonly top ten album in the USA.
So if you liked anything you heard, I highly recommend exploring all those records.
Super cool. So I want totake a moment here to acknowledge some
of the shows at KXFM. Theprogramming here is awesome. I listened to
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this radio station a lot. Inparticular, shout out to Steve Reid.
He has a show on Sunday tenam to twelve pm, the Coast Highway
Shuffles Show, and that is awesome. Tune in on Sunday Saturday early risers.
Tune in with Rocking with the Docseven to nine am Saturday mornings.
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Plays a lot of Earth fifties,sixties rock and roll, a lot of
doo Wop. That's a cool showtoo, and I think we have a
contest. We do so if youwant to enter a contest, text the
word Ranch to nine nine seven onefive, five nine three six to be
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entered to win a pair of ticketsto a program at the Ranch Behind the
Camera with Harry Diltz on Sunday,July twenty seventh at seven pm. You
may recognize Henry as the iconic rockand roll photographer of our time. He
will share his images in a slideshow and tell stories behind them. So
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you're listening to rabbit Hole Radio withme, your host Ross Harrying, and
we're having some fun down here inan intense period of time dating from sixty
three to seventy six. That justhappened to correspond with the Vietnam War.
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Yes it's true. I am ayoung man, but I'm old enough to
kill. I don't want to killnobody, but I must be so weird.
And if I raise my hand inquestions, just see it. I'm
a fool because I got the callto ask him? Can you make it?
(29:26):
Change the word? Can't stand andcall me up? Start ask whatever
I can I find kind saying I'ma genius. True pluster is on the
man, trusters on the back whenI had himself. Can't you made them
(29:55):
saying good bye? Now I's betterin the mind on the land and it's
girl just system crying. She doesstuff. Understand, so you see that,
you see your lives. Go aheadand coy yellow do blustics on my
(30:21):
man, do BLUs toys on mymanner left on the floor. I don't
speak when I don't jack, Idon't can, I'll never be. It's
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the soul enemy. I don't andI don't. I'm just that you w
I don't want blusters on that man. Don't do it on that man?
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Do plus do? Is a man? Give me a danger little strangers,
(32:01):
and I you and give me adanger little strangers, and I you did.
There's nothing in my dream, justsome ugly memory. Its mel ocean.
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Breathe now and be real in mylover, I'm saying, believing you
hand in my master, I willdo n A band just got left the
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live bear glass eye my fear onemore time down find a find feel my
(33:10):
s wind on my hair. SwearI'm gonna feel my hair. Swear you're
gonna feel my hair. Used tochan did you the bell, do it
(35:28):
again to get the ndom of beingcome on hand on dunion being doom if
I'm again to the bend, andagain to get the ndom of bennings Room,
(35:52):
the lot of German in being roommean ida my harmed ducking guards.
B ain't got sulive the belt again, get them rid of for being from
(36:21):
holling on to betting to be andby again to do the best you and
again get them rid of for beningroom. The love of God is saging
(36:42):
room, and me not in myheart and don Tucking Garding b ain't got
suliving. Wow. That was TheRamones with Commando from their second studio album,
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Leave Home, released in nineteen seventyseven on Sire Records. And boy,
nobody can crank it out quite likethe Ramones. They're indeed one of
a kind. That was preceded byanother one of the kind, Iggy Pop.
Iggy and the Studies from their albumRaw Power Give Me Danger. That's
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their third studio album, and thatwas released in nineteen seventy three. That's
another killer record. You want toget into deep into iggy pop, go
get that album, throw it downand listen. So you're listening to rabbit
Hole Radio here k x FM,Human Crafted Radio, Laguna Beach's only FM,
one of four point seven wherever you'relistening around the world or whatever device.
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This next song stays in the theme. It's a beautiful song, but
I'd like to dedicate it to twocollege friends of my mother's. Rest her
soul to Herring m Claudette and Alice. It was great to see you two
at lunch today. Thank you.And this song, one of the is
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from the Kingston Trio, stays withour theme. And one of the founding
members of the Kingston Trio, whichI've found out today at lunch with Claudette
in Alice, was a classmate ofmy mother, Claudette in Alice. So
wow. I'd been putting this showtogether for a number of weeks and that
was just coincidental. So enjoy itsLong time passing? Where have all the
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flowers gone? Long time agold?Where have all the flowers gone? Young
girls? Make them? Everyone?When will they ever learn? When will
they? Where have all the younggirls gone? Long time passing? Where
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among the young girls gone? Longtime ago? Where have all the young
girls gone? Gone? To youngman? Everyone When will they ever learn?
When will they? Where have onlyyoumen good? Long time passing?
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Where have only youngmen gone? Longtime ago? Where have only youngen gone
gone? For soldiers? Everyone?When will they ever learn? When will
(40:28):
they? Where have all the soldiersgone long time passing? Where have all
soldiers gone a long long time ago? Where have all the soldiers gone?
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Gone to grave yards? Everyone?When will they ever learned? When will
they? Where have all the graveyardsgone? Long time passing? Where have
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all the graveyards gone long time ago? Where have all the graveyards gone?
Gone to flowers? Everyone? Whenwill they ever learn? When will they?
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So you've been in the school foryear too, and you know you've
seen at all, and that iscome and you'll go far like it's the
time to crowl play big dass,rate your stice on your back stereo?
What can that? You don't havea nigga stool called on the sun starts
my soul, it's time that's wastelike you lospir right, God help you
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here, soul souls a holiday incambody to get that into life, a
holiday and can buy up. Don'tget too I go white. You start
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a snooch sock like lit you oneveryone. I act like you can ask
for a bitch so you can geta rich bunch of oscar stitchure off you
when I turn your back for abowl of a race of day slave,
A soldier storing the star that youhead to skeew a lot of steak.
Now you can go where people one. Now I can go where they get
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it. Thanks done myself, myselfholiday, and nobody I wor befo in
my life, nobody. I wason this ass of around time cold,
(45:01):
time cold, and can't buy upJoe, how't cambut it out? Long
(45:38):
as I remember ben umming down wild, the mister Moore usual on the ground,
could miss truly a son. AndI wonder still, I wonder stop
(46:07):
the rain? I went down forJunia, seeing the child on the stone,
out of him fable. I wantto tell Bobby A plans and duty
(46:30):
wrapped it got the change, AndI wonder still, I wonder who stop
the rain? You're the singer's late? How we cheat for more? Crowd
(47:04):
ever rushed together, trying to keepstill, ring careful while it's on my
hands. And I wonder still,I wonder stop the rain. Two soldiers
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and the still find me on ourown this summer. I here the drama
for Daddy, and Ohio gotta getdown to it. Soldiers are cutting us
down. Should have been down longago. What if you knew and found
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dead on the ground. How canyou run when you know? Ah,
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gotta get down to him? Soldiersare cutting a stun should have been done
on a go. What if youknew her and found her dead on the
ground? How can you run whenyou know? M hm Ten soldiers and
(50:05):
Nixon com and we're finally on ourown this summer. I hear the drama
for Daddy in OHI m hm hm. One march to the Battle of New
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Orleans. At the end of theEarly British Wars, a young man started
growing, the young blood started blowing. But I am a merchant anymore.
For a kiln share of vengeance anda thousand different fights, I was there
at a little big horn. Iheard many mettle I and I saw many
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more and I in But I ama merchant anymore. It's always the old
to lead us to the wars,always the young to fall. Now look
now one where the saber and thegun? Now is it worth it all?
(52:04):
For? I stole California from theMexican land. But in the bloody
Civil War, yes, I evenkilled my brothers and so many others that
I had a merchant anymore. ForI marched to the battles of the German
trench in a war that was bound. When all warms, Oh, I
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must have killed a million man,and now they want me back again.
But I ad a merchant anymore.It's always the old to lead us to
the wars, always the young toall. Now look at alway want we're
the same Errand the gun jill isn'tworth at all. For I flew the
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final mission in the Japanese guys setoff the mighty mushroom roar. When I
the city's burning, I knew thatI was learning that I an't a marchin
anymore. All the labor leaders screamingwhen they close the missile plant, United
(53:13):
Fruit screams out the Cuban shore,call it visa, call of treason,
called it labor, call it treason. But I at a marchin anymore.
I ain't a margin anymore. Lovedoes all doesn't send the suns you master,
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get that play, says the wallba death, And then bring the
boy fall bring the bars on,bringing bars and brings to tire the ships,
(54:32):
the fund say your breakfast down hereto see you, bart across the
sky, all all just that I'mtime trying to get home. Can't you
see them trying crying your hold?Try She saw all the bad, the
(55:10):
man, my friend, the mothat I came, breaking boys, break
breaks, the bay back the time, trying to ho capt sitting try try
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try breaking, break breed. Doingthat was Free to Pain with her nighteen
(57:00):
seventy one single Bringing the Boys Home. Before that, we had a debut
artist here at rabbit Hole Radio,Phil Oaks with his song I Ain't Marching
Anymore from his first official LP release, All the News That's Fit to Sing,
That was recorded in nineteen sixty fourand released on Electra Records. If
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you ever see anything on electric recordElectra Records. Also Doors were put out
on Electra Records a host of othersRhinoceros and buy it well, it'll be
an eye opener for sure. Beforethat, we had Neil Young with a
live performance of his classic nineteen seventyrecording of Ohio about the massacre in Kent
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State. Before that, we hadCredence Clearwater Revival one of my faves with
their nineteen seventy song who Will Stopthe Rain from their break a huge album
Cosmos Factory in nineteen seventy On thatone. For that, we had the
Darlings from San Francisco, The DeadKennedy's with Holiday in Cambodia released in nineteen
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eighty from their album Fresh Fruit forRotting Vegetables. Although not so much of
the era when the Vietnam War wastaking place, I think they captured the
spirit of things. And before thatwe had Where Have all the Flowers Gone?
That was originally written by Pete Seegerin nineteen fifty five, and that
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was a beautiful cover of Where ofAll the Flowers Gone? By the Kingston
Trio. And like I said earlier, that one's dedicated to my friends Claudette
and Alice and their classmate in collegeDave Guard, who was a founding member
of the Kingston Trio. So sadlywe've reached the end of the show.
I'd like to thank you for choosingto spend this hour with me. I
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hope you enjoyed the set. We'regonna go out today with Crosbie, Stills,
Nash and Young from nineteen seventy.This is wooden music again, so
you gotta be cool otherwise. Mfine, the stuff me ver reing.
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The my will swallow you. LayBarty down fine, the cast of Free
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there, the crown, My willswallow you. Lady. Bye,
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