MysticSojourner's channel

@futuresjackal - A truer description of this tune cannot be written...

@chkjns - Always eager to "take a musical trip back in time", I will not only familiarize myself with Hollyridge Strings, but I will also certainly take you up on your invitation! Thank you for your kind words! Having been enchanted by "A Walk In The Black Forest" since childhood, imagine my thr...

I'm an ancient Firesign freak from way back in the days of Owsley's acid (when my mind was first infested by the four prolific wordsmiths). I've been spouting their ingenious stuff for over four decades and I'm very appreciative of your good work, whisperindave! In fact, I've gratefully downloade...

Since sillybear969's awed view of the cosmos can be likened to a chlld let loose in a candystore, the posting of this utter beauty is thus easily explained.

The beautiful rotor cloud is known as "Altocumulus Standing Lenticular" (from it's resemblance to a lentil). Such clouds are often seen above mountain ridges. The lovely music is as appropriate as it is mystical.

Isn't it amazing that music, as incredibly sweet as this, should garner only 6 "likes" out of 630 views? I am honored to be the 7th to indicate that the time taken to listen to it was enriching and rewarding. Thank you, MLM737, also for the excellent collection of images!

The group took their name from a writer of horror and yet, with songs such as this, they projected sweet and mellow vibes...

dunn1592: Into a cesspool of vulgarity, disrespect and ungratefulness, you've floated a delightful montage which does justice to a light-hearted, happy tune. It's worth wading through all the vitriolic tripe and drivel just to enjoy what you've shared.

There I was, an eleven year old boy, with my King Creole Album blaring-out "New Orleans", playing my air guitar in front of the mirror in my bedroom and delivering my best Elvis impersonations! What great audio, Nocaro! What a great collection of images! What memories!

Superior audio and a great collection of images! Thank you, jabbola; you've done justice to this timeless classic!

I could care less if the lyrics are "Train arrive..." or "Train I ride...": All I care about is the superior audio and the great presentation of images. Thank you, canthecan1968, for your earnest effort and wonderful contribution to the community!

Thank you, betty23533, for posting this sparkling gem from Bob Lind! Since you obviously have an appreciation for superb audio quality, I'm hoping that you will soon be posting all the rest of the beautiful songs of "Photographs of Feeling" (especially his "West Virginia Summer's Child").

Wow! What a yank at my nostalgic heart: I was nine years old when I first heard this song! The tune was permanently embedded in my psyche by time that I last heard it about two years thereafter. Now, after more than four decades, some person by the screen name of "yeaaassh" resurrects it in all i...

I was 11 years old when I bought this record for a childhood girlfriend, who was being influenced by "some jealous so and so". Thanks again, Nocaro, for hitting a tender spot and sweeping me under another tidal wave of nostalgia.

I was a ten year old white boy in a small town in Texas (a time when water fountains, certain restaurants and public restrooms were designated for "Colored People"), when "Stagger Lee" knocked me for a loop. Then "Wont'cha Come Home" tugged at my heart, followed by "Personality". Thanks to the ma...