[Johnnypee Parker]

Bill, You are right on with this one.  The guitar riffs in When We’re Together  are very catchy.  The album begins with a nice bouncy feel.  There are great bass lines throughout.  This has been my ride home music this week.

I love the psychedelic feel of Dreams and Nothing Is In Vain.  Dreams is a little trippy, almost hypnotic.  The album should come with a warning sticker  to avoid driving or operating heavy machinery while listening to Dreams.  Don’t get me wrong, I love the song.  That video is too kool.  Their sleepy walk through the city is so clever.

It just dawned on me, I haven’t watched these videos in the same sequence as the album.  What am I waiting for?  There’s no one here to blame

JP

[Johnnypee Parker]

I agree with you, Stephen.  Orange is timeless.  When I first heard No More Worries Company, I thought it sounded like it was from an old 1940’s movie.  It was a perfect choice for the sky diving video.

Some albums are best listened to in one sitting, from beginning to end.   Orange is getting that way for me.  As one song ends, my ears are already anticipating the opening to the next song.  And as the album ends, I am thankful that I am not home yet, so I can enjoy The Future again.

JP   TGIF

[Johnnypee Parker]

Nice one, Jacki.  This is such a groovy place.

I was thinking of the Stewartless Canadians on our journey north the other day.  These shoppes are everywhere.  Their ice cream is delicious.  I know you love their Orange Soda.  

[Johnnypee Parker]

Kool, we have been listening to When We’re Together lately

Bill, I listened to Orange all summer while mowing my lawn lol

I knew When We’re Together more from the videos.  We had a long car trip today and had a chance to really listen to these songs on their own.  Dreams and Nothing Is In Vain are my favorites, but we had the whole album on replay.  An exceptional soundtrack for our journey.

JP sleepy in the Catskills

[Johnnypee Parker]

Oh ya, that’s right.  Thanks David.  I love their Q&A’s.  Let’s see, it is 11:00pm here, so it is 6:00 am there?  No musician gets up that early.

It is almost worse than waiting for the waiter.  Do you think MLT knows some of us go crazy with anticipation on Thursday nights?  I am thinking one twin wants to click and post, and the evil twin wants to make us wait a little bit longer.  Not saying who’s who.

JP  is sleepless in the Catskills

[Johnnypee Parker]

There is almost nothing better than black coffee and “Good Morning Sunshine” turned up to eleven for a real wake up morning ride to work.

I too have a daily commute, one hour each way.  I go through some country roads before the highway and see a lot of deer, especially lately.  They have been very active.  Are they smart enough to fatten up for winter, or maybe it is just a high volume of Covid fawns?

I have been listening to “When We’re Together” a lot lately, and so have the  deer.  This evening I came upon a group in someone’s front lawn.  I love to slowly roll up on them and roll down my window.  I try not to startle them.  It’s so kool how they will just stand there and stare at me.  I will try to get a pic to post next time.   The beautiful harmonies of “Dreams” was playing softly out of my car window.  They seemed to enjoy it.  But then one shook their tail a little and they all got the “Danger, danger Will Robinson!” warning and darted into the brush.

To end the day, a little Orange goes a long way.

JP

 

[Johnnypee Parker]

Thursday goes too slow
I’ve got Friday on my mind

Mona hinted,”.. it might not be a video, we haven’t decided yet.”

I have tomorrow off, so I will be clickety-click all morning…Liverpool is 6hrs ahead of E.S.T?  I wonder what time the Wagner’s rooster crows.

 

JP

[Johnnypee Parker]

That is a kool one, Jung.  That cat looks a lot like my Tex.  It’s funny how cats will bring their kill back to the house.  I don’t know if they do it to brag or complain that they are not being fed well?

OMG I just realized the typo in this post.  The title is supposed to be “My cats”, not “Mt Cats” (mountain cats) Now I understand the big cat question. Proof read, proof read….

JP

[Johnnypee Parker]

You are right, Jung.  These are just perfect the way they are.  Reminds me of that German TV show when they were outside leaning on a tree singing perfectly.            Let’s see, lost tracks from another decade, aspiring musician doing covers of their songs, in-house recording studio, devoted fans around the world.  A rock&roll dream come true.   I am so stoked  for their next move.  It feels like the calm before the storm.       JP

[Johnnypee Parker]

Lynn, it looks like Lisa was pouring the water on Mona’s umbrella for the June video, but I don’t think they used it.  Maybe?

Jacki, I think it is more challenging to tell kids apart, because they are not always seated or standing with Lisa on our right, and Mona on the left.  😉

JP

[Johnnypee Parker]

Sounds good, Lynn.  I have no problem watching “If I Fell”.  Editing is awesome .  I love all the fades.   I think B&W was a great choice for this one.
Harmonies are really kool.  Their voices melt together creating one super voice.

Uh oh, I feel another earwig coming on.  “So I hope you see that I would love to love you….”

JP

 

[Johnnypee Parker]

Lynn,

Are you referring  to the Pink Floyd Shine On Box Set?

 

[Johnnypee Parker]

I viewed it at 999,998

the next one was 1,000,005

[Johnnypee Parker]

Bus Stop. 997,235

The candy bar scene is hilarious!

[Johnnypee Parker]

Groovy, Jung.  Those are some kool cats.

JP