Thank you.

Thank you for sharing.

Thanks for rare great music.

Great photos. Saw the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band there in Glendale. Thank you.

I was so lucky to be going to Pasadena City College when Mr. Morgon was popular and heard him play. Loved the great folk scare. Saw Hearts and Flowers at The Ice House in Glendale wouldn’t trade those memories for anything. Thank you.

The WEF , The UN and The CCP and MSM want to put him in jail .

Tim used to come to the bakery where I worked in Pasadena. He was just getting started in his singing career. In fact he taught me to drive stick shift in his "woody"

Sounds like the Madison Avenue darlings: Jamie with the "J's"

Ha ha ha! Creative!

MOVING PARTS This was not our Sunday drive to the country. Mother, patient the seasons in their slow march would reveal in time a way forward, strengthened our belief such sojourns made life bearable. Father, unsure of where we were going, no longer interested which way was west, said nothing save, "Well, that’s that." His eyes said all he could have said as he closed the door. Leaving town we waved goodbye to its trees, well-known namesake, so rooted in place thought had it we could wait as long as needed, should we decide to return. But today we would be somewhere else. Later somebody remembered a window left open, a door unlatched, something we had forgotten. Though others would follow, no one who leaves home ever really goes away.

I would go to the Glendale Ice House to see Tim. I still have a table reservation from 65 that I have kept. Awesome memories and times.

Amazing time

Well I love it a blast from the past! I was crossing the street with my son one day and I saw a guy walking by with a pizza box and because he was about my age I looked at him and said don't cook tonight call Chicken delight! He started cracking up

That’s a nice song.

I don't know what Billy Yatsko was talking about or whom he alluded to when he said "That's Sue." What a character. His identification of nearly everyone was a miss. I like Billy Yatsko. The last I heard he was living somewhere in Florida. I know Sonny lives in Arizona and owns and operates a rock shop for gem lovers. There is some footage at Facebook of him at some meeting of rock hounds and gemologists. Nick Campbell

Sublimely beautiful! I remember when you wrote these, Nick.

CD available at eBay.

Beautiful song, with great lyrics. ...yes, 'makes no difference now' Bravo, well done. Like 2 👍

Wow! Raymond Burr, such an awesome voice.

Great jiggle from my childhood

excellent thank you for sharing that i subscribed to you after reading a thoughtful comment from you to the video of 1978 tv movie CRASH this poem went to my heart loved it

Can anyone tell me where to find a list of the movies showed. 1961 to 1966?

Can't understand what youre saying.

I remember that so well, came on at around 4:00PM Saturdays as I recall

Take him now! Tired of hearing about him in the news...lets be done with him already! God dayamn

He's so good I can't even begin to describe it. I live in NY and bought an LP of his in a bargain bin not knowing a thing.

Simply....beautiful ❤❤❤

Absolutely beautiful video.

I bought the Prison of Socrates LP in NY knowing nothing about Tim Morgon, I've been loving all the history!

I watch the virginian all the time an I was in tears too I play that song alot

I love the song an the video

The King of Twang.... Timeless Music...

My husband remembered this from his childhood. He tried to search and this popped up. As we were wat hing the voice switched to William Shatner, I recognized it right away. Very cool.

I somehow came into possession of a fiberglass chicken with a chef's hat on. I think they used to put them on top of the delivery car. cool huh?

Thanks so much for posting this. I couldn’t the theme out of my mind. I grew up in the LA of the 50s and 60s. Fond memories!

The man pictured is hanging the horseshoe incorrectly. It should be hung up and not down. The way he is hanging it, one's luck would run out. It was such a discussion that led to my having written the poem.

Saw Tim at Glendale Ice House with my girlfriend, now wife of 55 years. Still have the reservation table placement from our date there together. A different time for sure in the mid 60's. Miss those days.

My grandpa used to sing this song.

The collection of readings is available at eBay for a very modest price. Reading or listening to poetry read is not a bit like asking someone to eat bean sprouts (Dana Gioia).

I wonder if she was my grandfather sister

I'm Veronica yatsko granddaughter to Veronica and George yatsko. They came through Ellis island right before WW11. Father Andrew Edward George uncles .settled in Guttenberg NJ

I'm Veronica yatsko granddaughter of George and Veronica yatsko from Guttenberg nj came over 1912

Beautiful narration

I remember seeing an interview of Phil with her when I was a kid on pbs. I already loved the guy.

Me gusta la recupracion de la memoria

G r e a t !!!!!!!

Sally Day reading my poem, "Moving Parts": kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3rWqnewhpaUrsk

Wonderful memories

Laura Weber is the true lost PBS star. We may live in a Julia Child, This Old House, Sesame Street, and Mister Rogers' world, but Laura Weber was just as influential as them in the 1960s with her folk guitar lessons. Laura requested that her shows be destroyed or shelved forever after her death, which unfortunately KQED supposedly has gone forward with. So much valuable folk music history gone. Or blowin' in the wind shall we say.

I finally found it! This is my all time favorite version of this song. I must have listened to three dozen versions to find this. Thanks!