3) Visions Of Neal Part 3 - Jack Kerouac Jazz and Prose - Beat Poetry Vol 6

[@robinshumaker7412]

Thank you, Mr. Joe for these sumptuous videos.

[@jamesandersom2520]

A perfect blend of words and music,to take us to a better time

[@billniland5997]

Bless you Joe, and KOH as well. A delicious blend of layered thought. We can see in our mind the musicians play, the mallets hitting , the palm treed railway stations, and the mix of music and thought satisfies.. THANK YOU

[@teresaconboy895]

My new favorite channel. Thank you for these brilliant pairings.

[@snewnammusic78]

Love this very beautiful. Great tribute to Jack!

[@AficionadoJoe]

Blessings! This is one of my personal faves

[@patricklink8527]

Jack, why did you have to go to Desolation Peak ? What did you feel there? What was able to stop what you had begun. From the town and the city on. Sometimes, I guess it's better to leave your Buddhism out of your deeply rooted Catholicism. Because you clearly did not find Nirvana only desolation. And why friend that I've never met, did you think it could be done . The Dharma clearly says so. I guess that's why we got stuck with Ginsburg instead of your brilliance. Howl was amazing. But I am so much more grateful for what you gave us and inspired. And now as I look at the long Skies....

[@jylyhughes5085]

Ah yes! Sublime ..... xxx Thank you Joe

[@user-qz5bf6ds5g]

Blessings To find You Peace

[@osirissunra]

Love this one !

[@AficionadoJoe]

So do I, now time has passed I can enjoy these Volumes as though someone else created them.Blessings

[@LoriGomez]

Fantastic!

[@avodiablackheart6131]

Thankyou yet again Joe... Your blending is sublime. You always take me there. So nice... ♡☆☆☆☆☆♡

[@AficionadoJoe]

Love That!

[@AficionadoJoe]

This is one of my Faves I got Jack riffing on a Xylophone, and the string's droping in when Jack takes us over the forests to the sea's. I think I nailed this one haha

[@donharmon2473]

But Beautiful

[@nikjaric5442]

cool photograph must be frisco china town thats ace photography you got to remember the beatniks were first to understand zen and the i ching was popular too for a long time like a board game at nights - people are starting to dress this way again its basically austerity chic the music will never get old or die jazz is the pinnacle of music kerouac suits this alot you cant sing to these songs but use spoken word easy and he ties it all in well- very spacious times back then not so regimental routines rat race this is good stuff you put together for those who cant read a book or absorb culture without a screen as they all are now in the 21 st century this should be put in a box of valium for all these aggresive life and space scab emotional plague spreaders of their emotional venom they hide under their career based identity which concerns a measured quantified end result of the 50s consumer cultrure in which they all demand we see them today through their objects fashions cars and houses all to be worth zero soon as next trend comes in i doubt anyone young could live like a beatnik today or have the courage to travel like kerouac without a credit card on your boots with a rucksack and no passport

[@kylecarmenosland1810]

What song is this in the background? As always, I so appreciate the way you have composed these. As I have shared before, I think it is truly in the spirit of how Kerouac would have wanted his work shared. Also, curious if the image is of China Town in San Francisco?

[@matthieumcintosh7940]

Track is the main theme from L.A. Noire

[@AficionadoJoe]

Blessings to you, yes the image I sourced is of China Town, San Francisco circa 1940.

[@kylecarmenosland1810]

@@AficionadoJoe Joe - I forgot to ask what work this is from (Jack's prose)?

[@AficionadoJoe]

@@kylecarmenosland1810 It's Jack reading excerpt's from his On The Road novel, he recorded in 1955

[@avodiablackheart6131]

Beautiful....♡☆☆☆☆☆♡

[@AnneaJane]

the melody make me cry I dont know why. Cause Neil died on my birthday March 1 , 1968. hit by a train walking tracks, surely Neil knew the trains well, and it sure looks like a suicide to me :/ maybe Im wrong

[@Austria88586]

He wasn't hit by a train he passed out and died from exposure by train tracks

[@ZOGGYDOGGY]

My Frisco...

[@persevere4]

Neal Cassidy ...

[@edrei3331]

Track Name: L.A. Noire Soundtrack - Menu Theme

[@sloth_or_egan3029]

L.A