How In the World (A Juggernaut Classic) - Dan Bonow and The Knaves

One of the big hits of the Seattle Summer of Love, 1967, played and sung by its writer, Dan Bonow just last year. Brother Tim Bonow, also of the Juggernaut, is back at the tubs. Leif Totusek, guitar.
=HOW IN THE WORLD= ©1968 and 2001 Dan Bonow - Big Muddy Soul Music
Lyrics:

You pick up your paper
Read just what you're supposed to read
You turn on your TV
See just what you're supposed to see
But...

How in the world
Can I say that I'm better than you?
'Cause I'm doin' a diff'rent thing,
Yeah, I'm doin' a diff'rent thing

I'll admit that I came on strong
But I'll never say that I was wrong [or, But I don't think I was wrong]
I'd like to get to know you!
Let's start the whole thing over

[song starts over!]

You always had strange friends,
Friends that don't relate to me
Always talk about strange things
Things that didn't matter to me

But! [etc., chorus]
[two more verses weren't sung here so skip it]

Category:

Music

Tags:

• dan
• bonow
• hammond
• organ
• lh
• bass
• juggernaut
• egan's
• ballard
• jam
• house

[organfreak]

And Michael, if you saw the charismatic Juggernaut at Volunteer Park back in the day (in response to your previous comment), this tune was undoubtedly on the menu! One of Dan's MOST successful efforts, IMO, along with 'No No No,' which is also available on this channel.

[michaelsamish]

too kool. :)) what happened to Parnell Lorenzo? I enjoyed riding in the Fleetwood one day...and as far as remembering much about that era, not really, it's kinda blurry , though I did have fun driving a cab for Farwest Taxi and riding my bicycle all over Lake Washington Blvd, up to Ravenna park :) I'm in Indiaanpolis...it sux

[michaelsamish]

wowie this rocks

[mowoggirl]

Timeless Classic!