[TUHS] A thing I did (AI Slop Alert)

Larry McVoy via TUHS tuhs at tuhs.org
Wed Aug 12 11:47:01 AEST 2026


On Tue, Aug 11, 2026 at 06:06:56PM -0700, Mary Ann Horton via TUHS wrote:
> On 8/11/26 10:15, Aron Insinga via TUHS wrote:
> ><Insert here the 1949 Progressive Party campaign song recorded by The
> >Kingston Trio in 1959, M.T.A.>
> 
> I loved that song! 

I don't have the Eric connection, but the Kingston Trio was one of the very
few, like maybe the only one, albums that were allowed in my house as a kid.
My dad was all classical, which as I age, I've come to love.  But I loved
the trio and I've loved my journey through popular music.

To the point that one of my kids was asking the other kid if they knew 
who Linda Rondstadt is.  He didn't so the kid that knew said you know 
when dad drinks too much and is crying when he is listening to music?
That's Linda Ronstadt.  I'm a cringing a little but I'm not ashamed
that that's how the kids see me, I could do worse.  Love me some 
Linda, it's not just her, it's anyone who is delicate in their 
music, I just love that.  Ruth Moody is another example.  Carole
King is similar.

I tried to move my Dad off classical, my middle name is Walden after
Walden pond, my Dad was a huge Thoreau fan.  I was an Eagles fan and
Don Henley, the Eagles drummer and writer, foght off an attempt to
put housing around Walden pond.  I thought maybe that would get him
to listen, no joy.  He was classical only.
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Larry McVoy           Retired to fishing          http://www.mcvoy.com/lm/boat


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