...she lived in a meadow by a pond.”



TFP

You been hittin on Gusick's girl?

The only Monkee with any talent.

I wouldn’t go that far. Still Nesmith is the Monkee actually could write songs.

Joanne was on of the tracks on an album entitled Magnetic South by a group lead by Nesmith which was entitled The First National Band. Nesmith is credited as being one of the founders of country-rock, and I think rightfully so. My Dad loved Joanne. It was the first of many songs from the 70s that we both loved. The summer after Rocky Mountain High came out my folks and I went on a vacation in Colorado. This when I was sixteen. I cameback home with the full set of RMH gear; Raichle Montagna boots, and four buffalo plaid shirt-jackets (green/black, yellow/black, blue/black, and gray/black). I had already found the perfect cowboy hat for that era at The Standard Hat Works on Washington Ave. in Waco. I bought directly from Mr. and Mrs. Martian who were the owners at that time. (Bill Martian has a rather famous nephew, Steve —I AM, a wild and crazy guy!— Martian.

BTW, you can download this album from iTunes.



TFP

and jeremiah was a bullfrog

Name the writer....


TFP

Hoyt Axton.

Her name was Ann and I'll be damned if I recall her face




MO

Gordon Lightfoot. Carefree Highway. Great song.

He was a good friend of mine......ya know..

WHAT ?

She told me she was 18.