[ExI] thought for the day - paranoia

[William Flynn Wallace]

No example comes to mind (common these days), but I am often informed that
the song I like was not written by the singer who sang it.  Gregg Alman
covered others' songs and I always thought he wrote them. Throws me off a
bit.  Wheels - there is a choral version like a Negro spiritual that I have
sung several times  One of my favorite genres of music.  Did you ever hear
the group Chanticleer?  (listen to any choral music?)  All male with
falsettos singing the women's parts. I sang in many choirs, religious and
secular (community choirs) and led a few. bill w

On Wed, Sep 21, 2022 at 10:52 AM spike jones via extropy-chat <
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> >…I wonder how many religions got their start from psychotics?  'a wheel
> in a wheel - way up in the middle of the air'.
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> For the curious, Billw references Ezekiel chapter 1 verses 4 thru end of
> hallucination.  Some have suggest young Zeke was describing a helicopter.
> I think he was describing a bad acid trip but hey, I wasn’t around then.
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> The ”way up in the middle of the air” is the second line of the Woody
> Guthrie song “Ezekiel Saw the Wheel” which was a big hit on the Spiritual
> Top Forty a long time ago.  Guthrie didn’t write it, he just recorded it.
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