This is another case of a comedian making an album that gets re-released after they get popular years later. Gibson, in case you don't recall, hit it big on "Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In", best known for the funny poems he would recite. He does a lot of that here too, but I think here he seems more like a charming (if slightly odd) young country boy. It's still a pretty interesting album to listen to though. Hope you like it!
Here's the track list:
- How to Write a Poem
- The Alligator
- Why I Like Soap
- The Newspaper
- How to Skin a Polecat
- How Now, Calpurnia
- The Feather
- Here Today--Gone Tomorrow
- A Little Bit About Myself
- How to Take Care of the Plum Tree
- Happiness Can Be Yours for Little or No Money
- Reflections of New York: Broadway/I Fell Down the Subway
- The Coyote
- Two Functional Poems: A Birthday/The Wedding
- Education Is Important
- What Freedom Means to Me in 25 Words or Less
- Why I Like Poetry
5 comments:
He didn't have a kiddie show. This isn't a children's album.
Hows that relevent? He never said he was or did.
I tried to download this and the Jose Jimenez albums....both have dead links.
I fixed both of these links, so they should be fine now. If you still have problems with them, let me know.
Thanks!
Tony
Way Out Junkman
Link works for me. Even now.
Amazing. Thank you so much, Tony.
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