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Absolute legend!!!❤️

Never heard this before, beautiful! Love John Stewart, thank you for posting

"Mom is that you." Norman !!!

I grew up on John Stewart with the Kingston Trio and beyond. A Great song writer.

Another John Stewart treasure.

This song was very popular in Australia. It was covered by John’s friend Reg Lindsay in 1970, it peaked on the local charts at number 6. It was in the chart for 16 weeks.

An interesting version, done in studio. This is the kind of music that lifts the soul out of Summer doldrums.

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that must have been a lot of work....done with love and respect....you should be proud

This is sort of the polite version of Gil Scott-Heron's "Whitey On The Moon."

Good singer and muso cashing in big time!!

Through my life I have sung this song and listened to the Kingston Trio and John Stewart sing it. Sometimes it would be when I'd broken with a lady, sometimes to feel the solitude of it, all the time to feel the spirit of it. I'd often perform it usually with a friend I was singing with. It is one of the great songs of my life.

A true patriot doesn't concern themself with laws and constitutions but with the plight of their fellow men.And John through his song has made some of us more aware.There is little more one can do for another.Thanks everliving friend!

The One....The Only...."LONESOME PICKER"

PLEASE PLEASE Let ME Know Who In This Era 2019 Can Inspire Us As John Stewart...

MR. STEWART......SO PURE AND CLEAN....THE LYRIC'S Of A 21st Century Poet.....

I was thinking about this song this morning and so happy to hear it again.

This is just the absolute best. Thanks for the effort that you’ve put into this and for the notes. Fascinating reading. Brilliant song.

Nicely done, Steve! Posting this on my Facebook page to celebrate the 50th anniversary. Great write-up, too. Always loved John Stewart and especially this song. Thank you!

Funny, I'm not a dealer but I was fixing TV's after school in the 1960's for a local music store that had a Magnavox dealership located in DeLand, FL. I was a kid going into the homes of retirees and taking their TV's apart, troubleshooting them on the floor. Surprisingly, I never did see any fear in the eyes of these old owners of TV's that had just purchased an expensive radio/phono/TV console. I think they were more amused by a young kid fixing their TV!

First time I have seen this super video, Steve-- Wonderful job. This song and it's perspective and heartfelt personna, brings a tear every time-- That happens a lot with 'Johnny Stew's' material for me-- Thankful it stays on UA-cam... hopefully forever! CC, Auburn, Ca

Lovely song. Elvis Presley planned to record it in late 1977 but sadly The King" died in August 1977.

This song is really beautiful! Thank you very much for uploading!

I prefer this version to the Concert, all that calling doesn't add to the music. Great song about young lust and love!

Johnny Winters ... find me someone funnier and I'll eat my corset, honey. Hmm-ya!

RHS John Stewart was a national treasure.

I remember hearing the 1969 recording and thought that the message was clear: When you're standing on the Moon, you can see The Earth, our fragile home, that needs our attention and care so others, coming later, will also accept that stewardship.

I'll never forget sitting in the Ram Bar in Sun Valley, Idaho, listening to John sing his famous Wind Dies Down along with this song. We had so much fun in that little bar drinking our Irish Coffee after a winter's day working at the ski resort.

Interesting!

Thank you Steve, I have never heard this song before, even tho I'm a huge fan of John Stewart. Wonderful, I love it, along with your video.

Nunca he escrito anteriormente en you tuve. Ahora es el momento. Con 52 años, Con esta canción me viene a la cabeza recuerdos de mi niñez cuando mis hermano mayor solía escuchar esta canción y L.P. (Cannons in the rains). Gran disco... uno de los mejores que he escuchado. Gran cantante. Saludos desde Alicante, España.

Steve Kosareff: Great job! And very interesting notes! Thanks! (Any chance you have John's "25th Anniversary Tribute - First Man On the Moon" Homecoming Records CD you could post? (The 7-track one including recordings from the moon landing).

Awesome video! I'd gladly pay more for that kind of quality today. Thanks for sharing.

A NOTE ABOUT "TV MAN" THE FILM: I have been patiently waiting for the music licensor to get back to me with a quote for the five remaining music cues in the film. The French representatives and/or the rights-holders have been non-responsive so far. If and when they do, or I decide to have a new composer replace the cues, I will create a crowdfunding campaign to raise the necessary funds. Donors will be the first to stream or own a digital copy of the film (depending on the amount of their donation). Keep checking the Facebook page and website for updates (see links above).

This film is a real treasure and historical document of the 1964 Zenith line thank you very much for posting it. I would love to see this in HD and with improved sound. If it were possible to get the original film it could be re-transferred in HD or 4K and with just a little processing the audio could be fixed up a bit. It would look AWESOME! Great video, Cant wait to see the movie!

I'm like you. The Trio hit it big about the time I was finishing high school. I thought I'd heard everything they had recorded. Then 20 years later - in the late 1970's - I heard this on the radio and grabbed a cassette recorder and got most of it on tape, and listened to it a lot the next few years. The Wayward Wind by Gogi Grant is still the song I relate to the most, but this is a close second. Eventually I learned that this was the Trio singing this song, and I felt pretty foolish, not having recognized them. I like this song so much that I've even written some more verses, about other towns. Now if I could only sing....

I HAVE the 1964 Zenith color combo..that was TOP of the line for 1964. it has remote and the HYBRID stereo they spoke about here. Tube is good BUT very cataracted. TV DID work somewhat..10 or so years back. Chassis is 25LC20Q/11L8T25?8LT25..

I really liked the presentation, but it was very hard to make anything out of the audio. (I did see the explanation further down in the comments. It's still a shame considering how good the video quality really is.) I wonder how many of those TVs still exist today? Probably more than one might think!

To really appreciate Jackie Gleason's Music for Lovers Only, you NEEDED 240 watts.

Complementary of futures like handles, trolleys, ease for handling for human comfort presented by itself at the glance -clear functons with no deep instructions required. To make life more simply not confuse.

5:45 "114 degree" and that thing looks like a suitcase. By 1978, when my Sears console that lasted 37 years was made, the only choices were 90 degrees and (for $100 more) 110 degrees. By the late 1980s, the 19" portable TV had virtually disappeared; most of the models available were really table models with a giant "boob" on the back. Even now, very few of the flat screen TVs are really portable. I suspect that cable helped kill off this niche; with so many people hooked on shows they couldn't watch with a mere antenna, a portable TV any bigger than a radio was hard to justify.

how does the tuner on that tv work?

What a great film. Thanks for sharing this. Zenith was king. I still have a few Zenith TVs from 1964 in my mom's basement.

The sound is weird

Steve, I've heard the Phoenix concert album 200+ times and from the individual players assembled there it seems your version is undoubtedly a track recorded then, all the instruments and vocals are almost exactly the same. Unless he and that band spent a week rehearsing in some other studio--which IS possible--I'd guess that you have posted a soundboard recording from the theater, either practice or the Friday night show. You should ask Arnie Moore or Dan Dugmore to listen and comment, my brother found a recording once from Tampa and Arnie remembered the show

Thanks!

Perfect!

Absolutely terrific nostalgic piece for Zenith fans!!!

A very interesting look back, thank you for sharing.