nevertheless and all the more so, I find I can leave most of him behind. Dismissed. But I still get a shiver whenever "Try to Catch the Wind" blows by. Still.
I have a fantasy that Donovan is in a cutting contest with Them-era Van Morrison and is getting his ass handed to him until he pulls out "Season of the Witch." He wins by acclimation and is given a crown of roses by a unicorn.
I have a fantasy that Donovan is in a cutting contest with Them-era Van Morrison and is getting his ass handed to him until he pulls out "Season of the Witch." He wins by acclimation and is given a crown of roses by a unicorn.
Maybe his gift was creating things others took to more outrageous dimensions.
"Season of the Witch" from the Stills-Bloomfield-Kooper supersession.
The Allmans' "Mountain Jam," using the melody from "There Is A Mountain" in taking up two sides of "Eat A Peach" as an extension of "Whipping Post" from the Fillmore East set.
Scorsese's using "Atlantis" in "Goodfellas' as Tommy returns to Henry's joint to exact revenge on Billy Batts.
Or a sizzling platter of soul jazz by Odell Brown, known if at all for a songwriting co-credit on "Sexual Healing."
I’ve always liked Donovan and always felt a bit embarrassed about liking Donovan.
Richard Thompson's cover of "Season Of The Witch" redeems the entire enterprise...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQwUnJ_B9fc
nevertheless and all the more so, I find I can leave most of him behind. Dismissed. But I still get a shiver whenever "Try to Catch the Wind" blows by. Still.
I have a fantasy that Donovan is in a cutting contest with Them-era Van Morrison and is getting his ass handed to him until he pulls out "Season of the Witch." He wins by acclimation and is given a crown of roses by a unicorn.
I have a fantasy that Donovan is in a cutting contest with Them-era Van Morrison and is getting his ass handed to him until he pulls out "Season of the Witch." He wins by acclimation and is given a crown of roses by a unicorn.
Maybe his gift was creating things others took to more outrageous dimensions.
"Season of the Witch" from the Stills-Bloomfield-Kooper supersession.
The Allmans' "Mountain Jam," using the melody from "There Is A Mountain" in taking up two sides of "Eat A Peach" as an extension of "Whipping Post" from the Fillmore East set.
Scorsese's using "Atlantis" in "Goodfellas' as Tommy returns to Henry's joint to exact revenge on Billy Batts.
Or a sizzling platter of soul jazz by Odell Brown, known if at all for a songwriting co-credit on "Sexual Healing."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zeO1YHeR9rw