Hello all. Lately I can’t seem to peel myself away from some other projects I’ve got going so I’ve got to hold off a little longer on posting up part 2 to my mix, EL AMBIENTE BIEN BABES Y BEAN DE URUGUAY. But, I’ll be posting some other mixtapes for you to bump through this fading summer, and I’ve got something else here for you today. So, I present to you—collecting much of what we have heard thus far here in these pages, and then some—a MixTape processed and sequenced for your consumption: Longevity Has It’s Place.
You can listen to the same ol’ feel-good-hit-of-the-summer rolling out your radio, or you can listen to something other spit from A Mouthful of Pennies! —Enjoy yourself!
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If you download it, the playlist is listed under the “Lyrics” tab.
ENJOY YOURSELF!
LONGEVITY HAS ITS PLACE
by A Mouthful Of Pennies (Bobby Calero)
Cover art layout and design by Keri Kroboth-Calero
1) “Longevity Has Its Place” – Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. (Mason Temple, Memphis,TN
on April 3, 1968)
2) By The Time I Get To Arizona – Public Enemy (’91)
3) Two Sisters Of Mystery – Mandrill (’73)
4) If Somebody Told You – Anna King (’63) (Produced by James Brown)
5) I Don’t Know – Ruth Brown (’59)
6) Have you seen her – The Chi-lites (’71)
7) Turn On the Light of Your Love – Four Tops (’72)
8) “Tarantulas Suffocating” – Jack Kerouac (circa late ’50s) (mixed by A Mouthful Of
Pennies)
9) Dope Head Blues – Victoria Spivey (’27)
10) What Would I Do Without You – Ray Charles (’56)
11) Curse of the Poppies – Wicked Witch of the West (’39) (portrayed by Margaret
Hamilton)
12) Needle and Spoon – Savoy Brown (’69)
13) Happiness Is a Warm Gun (Lennon/McCartney) – Bobby Bryant (’69)
14) Sam Stone (John Prine ) – Swamp Dogg (’73)
15) Stalkin’ – Duane Eddy (’58)
16) Feio/“As You Walk In Forever” – Miles Davis/Charles Manson (’69/95’)
(mixed by A Mouthful Of Pennies)
17) Serpiente (viaje por la sal) – Pescado Rabioso (’72)
18) Shake Sugaree (Elizabeth Cotten) – Devendra Banhart (live at at The Knitting
Factory, circa ’04)
19) I’m Going Away – Elizabeth Cotten (’65)
20) “I Have A Dream” – Martin Luther King, Jr. (Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C. on August 28, ’63.)
21) I Shall Be Released – Elvis Presley (May 20, ’71)
22) Robertson Soundcheck Riff – Robbie Robertson (’66 Dylan Tour)
23) It’s Alright, Ma – Bob Dylan (J.Period Remix)
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P.S. By & by, Fifty years ago today, 250,000 people crowded onto the National Mall in front of the Lincoln Memorial. They came from all across the country for the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom and to see Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. deliver his iconic “I Have A Dream” speech. You can revisit my post on Dr. King from January 14th 2012 over here: BREAK THE SILENCE OF THE NIGHT.
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