Day #21,297
Today's Walk: Robson/(Stanley Park: Lost Lagoon/2nd Beach/SeaWall/Third Beach Trail/Rawlings Trail/Bridle Path/Lake Trail/Beaver Lake Trail/Tisdall Walk/Pipeline Road)
gnarled wood
aprox km 1695 Third Beach Trail in Stanley Park
Today's Song: (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
Today, Let's check out the other side of pop music in the 60s. While the kids were groovin' to a bunch of long haired scruffy beat bands, what were mom & pop gonna listen to? They wanted to show they were hip too but no long haired scruffy types for them. The answer: easy listening covers for the older set. Here we have the ultimate 60s rock'n'roll anthem from the longest haired and scruffiest of the lot: The Rolling Stones. But fear not, it's been sanitized for adult consumption by the likes of the T-Bones (that's probably Danny "Diamond Head" Hamilton on guitar) and Helmut Zacharias (the German violin wizard). Still sound groovy?
Today's Walk: Robson/(Stanley Park: Lost Lagoon/2nd Beach/SeaWall/Third Beach Trail/Rawlings Trail/Bridle Path/Lake Trail/Beaver Lake Trail/Tisdall Walk/Pipeline Road)
gnarled wood
aprox km 1695 Third Beach Trail in Stanley Park
Today's Song: (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
Today, Let's check out the other side of pop music in the 60s. While the kids were groovin' to a bunch of long haired scruffy beat bands, what were mom & pop gonna listen to? They wanted to show they were hip too but no long haired scruffy types for them. The answer: easy listening covers for the older set. Here we have the ultimate 60s rock'n'roll anthem from the longest haired and scruffiest of the lot: The Rolling Stones. But fear not, it's been sanitized for adult consumption by the likes of the T-Bones (that's probably Danny "Diamond Head" Hamilton on guitar) and Helmut Zacharias (the German violin wizard). Still sound groovy?
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