Woody Allen called one of his films “Radio Days“. The emerging music once was a big promise for us with focus on new life styles! Today, arrived at the end of life, no more radio plays in our home. But on my guitar I try to thank with my fingers for what music has given me: courage and pioneering spirit, dance in joy and curiosity, enthusiasm of carefree playing, openness for experimentations throughout life. Music, what an universe, existing parallel to poetry or photography!
title=”Radio” – photo by P G Magnus Ekwall, kindly sent to my group BLOG IT!, click on the picture to enter his galleries on Flickr.com
title=”Reel To Reel” – photo also by P G Magnus Ekwall, kindly sent to my group BLOG IT!
in the background: me on my acoustic guitar, trying to develop an own style, laid back, a bridge to relaxation (I hope for you too…)
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A universe of it’s own!!! 🙂
Thank you for that bridge to relaxation, Frizz.
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It’s a fine movie. It was only several generations ago that radio was introduced. Before then music was transmitted hand to mouth, in person.
It was a more active, participatory activity.You know, out on the porch, at dances.Things have certainly changed! I’ve written on the blog what an inspiration Pete Seeger was to me in that respect. Anyhow, keep playing that country music, Frizz!
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I have one of them, remained from my grandparent, still works and I love it. When I go back home in the city, I want to take its pictures for you 🙂 Thank you dear Frizz, do you know what I thought now, your blog/your post is a kind of radio too with your playing songs…. Frizz’ Radio… and I love to be here, reading, listening, remembering, learning,…etc. Love, nia
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thank you for the term “Frizz’ Radio”, dear Nia!
dönem “Kıvırcık Radyo “, sevgili Nia için teÅŸekkür ederiz!
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…. 🙂
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we are so fortunate to have all this music in our homes, so easily 🙂
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What a lovely, lovely thought–thanking with your fingers–music, more music!! Even though I can’t sing well AT ALL, nor play any instrument–music is always in my head; as I go about my ordinary days, I’m humming singing–probably the wrong tune or wrong words–but with such happy Gratitude for All God Gives.
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Been using your music for my background “radio” and loving it. Thanks. 🙂
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I find the radio annoying apart from NPR and only listen to you, cds and a huge digital playlist. My daughter has recently discovered all our old vinyl but sometimes the sound of silence is best!
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