Tag: Paul McCartney

“You can see God by sniffing the gas in a cotton.” — Allen Ginsberg

🎸 Paul McCartney’s friendship with Ginsberg 🎸 Talkin’ ‘Bout My Generation. The phenomenon of Allen Ginsberg by Bruce Bawer, The New Criterion On Allen Ginsberg’s poetry, 1985. “I’m so lucky to be nutty.“—Allen Ginsberg, “Bop Lyrics” (1949). The very first poem in Allen Ginsberg’s Collected Poems 1947-1980 [1] seems, in a way, to prophesy Ginsberg’s entire career. It… Read More “You can see God by sniffing the gas in a cotton.” — Allen Ginsberg

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Days We Left Behind

Paul McCartney after approximately 1966 surged to become the band’s most melodic songwriter. This cover constructed by the Ethan Gontar channel, A.I. > two young Irish ladies, I think does justice to both the song and its original singer / songwriter. [See also the link to the Tony Bennett and Diana Krall collaboration below.] McCartney… Read More Days We Left Behind

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