My folks bought the Glen Campbell album with Wichita Lineman on it when I was in high school. I still find myself singing it to this day. Of course, I was born and raised in Kansas. Loved the ending to the story.
Knew the first two, but not the third. Really glad you shared the Poco song. I like it. Thanks for the fun music-lyric story quiz. Very fun and good for the gray matter!
So much fun. Looking forward to the next version of name that tune.
Name that tune is my M.O. 🤓
My folks bought the Glen Campbell album with Wichita Lineman on it when I was in high school. I still find myself singing it to this day. Of course, I was born and raised in Kansas. Loved the ending to the story.
It is a great song. I got to see Glen Campbell on his last tour.
Thanks K.C.
Ah, Poco! So good.
BTW, curious that your explanation is longer than the story itself.
Thanks for the trip down the times.
The kids nowadays call that "added value." I think they used to call it "fluff." 🤣
Thanks, John.
Right. Familiar with the concepts.
Have traveled within them at times.
Of course, Mark, even with fluff, you always deliver.
Thanks, John.
So groovy, man. It makes me want to get my LPs out of the attic and listen to some Kansas or Lynyrd Skynyrd.
Rock the vinyl! Thanks, Richard.
I’d forgotten the Poco rendition but once loved that song. Thanks for the deep dive into the past.
My pleasure. It is a great song.
That Wichita Lineman is no longer on the line.
Sad, but true.
Knew the first two, but not the third. Really glad you shared the Poco song. I like it. Thanks for the fun music-lyric story quiz. Very fun and good for the gray matter!
Yes, the Poco song lyric was very hard. But it is a great song.
Your ending was electrifying! Really cracked me up. Classic Starlin. Thanks
Talk about a shocker. 🤪
A donut addiction seems safer. 🍩
Definitely. Which is why I rarely climb power line towers.
right on.
Groovy. Pass a glazed.