LSD


I used to know Ted Aliotta when I lived in Carbondale, Illinois from 1972 to 1975. Interesting fellow. He had a very unusual beetle he kept wrapped in cotton he would show to special friends.

May I add that there is nothing quite like driving LSD when listening to LSD.

posted by Simon on 07.18.08 at 01:38 PM





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My band in college used to play "For Eddie," a tune from the next incarnation of AH&J, after the drummer had left. Great song.
And the stone angel hung on the wall up above
Looked out blind all the night long
But when the one-armed man played to an empty saloon
She looked down and smiled as he sang her his song.

Assistant Village Idiot   ·  July 18, 2008 02:22 PM

I met the one armed player through an old girl friend of mine, Marsha Fript. His name was Eddie Balchowsky. He lost his arm in the Spanish Civil War.

M. Simon   ·  July 18, 2008 02:46 PM

Thanks. I'll remember.

Assistant Village Idiot   ·  July 18, 2008 11:51 PM

Here are two more videos on Lakeshore Drive and the song. As I have only used Chicago to get from one place to another , I have not actually been on Lakeshore Drive.

Gringo   ·  July 19, 2008 12:11 AM

Play this song, then about 20 seconds in, hit play on the video from Waafa Bilal and listen to the audio at the same time.

It's anti-anti.

Beck   ·  July 19, 2008 08:34 PM

Yeah I knew Eddie Balchowsky too. His arm got blown off by a German exploding bullet while he was in the Abraham Lincoln Brigade.

He used to play Bach one-handed on piano up in Wicker Park where he lived.

Ken McCracken   ·  July 20, 2008 12:35 PM


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