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Alice in Wonderland chases a White Rabbit sees a Caterpillar smoking Hashish and goes and fights with the Queen of Hearts who wants to chop off her head....so this is a drugged-out version of the "children's" story Alice in Wonderland
And don't forget that even in the original (1920's?) illustrations in the book the Caterpillar smoking hashish in a hookah is sitting on top of a fly agaric mushroom
The original children's story Alice in Wonderland WAS a drugged out story itself
Wasn't the story based on Mr. Carroll's own mushroom experience? 🍄🧠💥
@@domeshine69 😵That's what I always have heard, but never really
researched to try to find if it's true, it's prolly so, too much in that story going on & too crazy not to be someone's real life experience! Lol
Is it weird that I hope it was written from a true life experience on hallucinations from acid or 🍄's?!
It just seems more interesting & fun that
way....I should find time to read the original book, I Love The Wonderland movies tho! I actually collect stuff from Alice! Lol😀
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Lol!
"I knew it was that mushrooms music!" Lmao its brilliant
ACID IS SO KUCH BETTER...LOLOLOL BUT IVE MET ALIVE AND ILL JUST SAY IT WAS A "TRIP"...LOLOLOL THIS IS STRAIGHT HIPPY MUSIC
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😅😅😅 nice comment
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LOL ~ That line was brilliant ~ Mr. Video has instinctive comedic timing and talent.
Grace Slick at this time was equal parts: disturbing, mesmerizing, innocent-looking, devilish, and aloof. Has there ever been another artist like her?
Polly Jean Harvey (PJ Harvey), fits that description. Check her out.
@@pierrevonpaven108 Ah yes, PJ!! Thank you 🙂
I love grace's eyes
Grace Slick is most definitely everything you said and more... also, I am 69 thumb up, so had to leave a comment too
@@mdh6977 thanks lucky #69 😘
Grace Slick: The voice that launched a thousand trips!
Grace Slick tried to give President Nixon acid when she visited the White House lol...
That makes her a SHERO in my book. I did not know that!
What Is that really true? I have heard it and had my doubts! It totally sounds like something she would have done even now lol!
@@ginagalletti1527 It also sounds like the kind of thing that would wind you up in prison for the remainder of your life.
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Alice in wonderland.
Tell 'em a hookah-smoking caterpillar has given you the call
And the smoking cattapillar says Whooo R UUU? 😏 Rock on 🤘
@@rosehawkins499 gotta roll those RRRs
@@jamesburr5826 oh yeah that's right my bad! Have an awesome day my friend ✌️🤘
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I got in trouble at Disneyland once because I was super stoned and touched the hookah on the Alice ride. They didn't stop the ride, but gave me a very stern talking to.
"Alice in Wonderland" written by Lewis Carrol. A children's book, but it's thought Carrol was tripping balls when he wrote it. Drugs in his time were... intense. ;)
Well, that's because he was. He suffered horrendous migraines so he took the drugs in his effort to combat them. Not saying it helped (he may have thought it did at the time), but I get migraines and I understand his desire to try and stop them. Opium might not have been the best choice though lol
The epitome of psychedelic music. It's about Alice in Wonderland on the surface, but the subtext is definitely describing a trip.
You got to know the Alice in Wonderland connection here where she eats things to make her bigger and to make her smaller
I was wondering if anybody would reference this. Her finding food and drink appropriately labeled "Eat me" and "Drink Me"....Eat me, Drink me also being the name of a Marilyn Manson album. O_O
@@Sammael6662 there's actually several different references to Alice in Wonderland throughout the whole song...
I mean, the whole song is the description of a trip wrapped up in Alice in Wonderland references. 😁
But remember, it's all in your head 😉
@@Sammael6662 And Queen Adreena before that, with their 2002 album titled "drink me".
Everybody should take mushrooms at least once in their life! Safer than any other hallucinogenic. You owe it to yourself to get a glimpse of the universal plan! 🍄
"FEED YOUR HEAD!"
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Yup. LSD was considered a way to unlock the mind just before being banned. Cary Grant took it over 100x therapeutically.
"She, She, She's hypnotizing"
Welcome to the sixties man..
Grace Slick's voice is definitely hypnotizing!! You hear her sing and are IMMEDIATELY taken in for the ride!
I don’t know if you realize this or not or if anyone else has commented but this is the group that became starship in the 80s and you reacted to one of their videos a day or two ago called "nothings gonna stop us now." Same woman singing believe it or not. Two very different decades. Grace slick is amazing
wasn't Starship the ones doing "We built this city"?
@@6666Imperator YES IT IS, I THINK SOME BAND MEMBERS ARE DIFFERENT BUT GRACE THE MAIN
BAND IS THE SAME 🐛🐇🦋🐰👍🏻
Yes, I love the music from Jefferson Starship!! They really had great music 🎶. They were so much better when they created music under their new name...
All I can think about whenever they come up is Dean Winchester naming the new shape shifting hybrids “Jefferson Starships” 😂🖤
@@ginabridges2209 No the main band is not the same.Jorma Kaukonen (lead guitar) and Jack Casady (base) left the band in 1972 and formed Hot Tuna. That is why the others changed the name to Jefferson Starship. The music was never the same after that. They became a pop band when before they were an amazing rock band. The mainstay was the amazing Grace Slick.
Grace Slick's voice was labeled as "the voice that launched a thousand trips." Her nickname was the Acid Queen. She's still as badass now at 81 as she was back then😌 So glad you finally did JA, can't wait to see what else you listen to by them😄 I'm sure you'll do Somebody to Love, I also recommend Eskimo Blue Day, my favorite😍
I also recommend watching Alice in Wonderland, the original Disney one from the 50s, it's been my favorite Disney movie since I was a kid (says a lot about me as an adult😂) and it's honestly trippy af
"We're all a little mad here. Ha ha ha" - Cheshire Cat
Nice trivia!
Ah, damn, that’s clever! I’ve never heard those nicknames for her and her voice before!
I turned him onto it after i seen he did Starship which was week compared to their late 60s and 70s song!! Then they sold out and had to change with tye 80s to stay afloat lol!
I Thought Tina Turner was the Acid Queen 🤣🤣 Guess you gotta see the Movie Tommy (the 1975 remake that includes Elton John) 🤣🤣
Grace Slick was the 2nd Jefferson Airplane female singer and she just took over the band. Still going strong, now days she paints and from what I've seen she's damn good. Hasn't performed in years, says she's not interested being an old broad on stage singing old songs!
I remember in the 1970s there was a made for TV movie based on a book called “Go Ask Alice.“ All about a teenage girl who starts taking drugs… Everybody watched that movie.
Released in the loved-up summer of 67, its heavy allusions to the altered states in Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures In Wonderland, along with its exhortations to ‘feed your head’, seemed to invite a whole new generation to trip out on the pleasures of psychedelics. For those for whom love, peace and LSD were inseparable, it became an anthem. “It was timely for the era,” Airplane founder Marty Balin admitted years later. “The myth, the idea, the acid.”
This is what you come up with when you take acid and watch Alice In Wonderland.
I have taken acid and watched Alice In Wonderland. Lol
Loved taking acid and watching Alice. Fucking Nuts!!!!
This is what happens when you take acid and WRITE Alice in Wonderland
Dumbo is better.
Read Alice in Wonderland - then drop acid.
Chemicals were widely used in the making of this tune.
“One white rabbit for Alice, bring him back” haha 😂 lol too funny!
The reference to drugs is so strong in this song it’s amazing they were able to escape the censorship in those days ! I guess they didn’t make the connection 🤣✌🏻
Yeah, It was beautfully masked within Alice in Wonderland , but, most definitely talking about drugs lol
You're right they didn't make the connection.
@@Dropla yes indeed, that it was. The way things are now Alice in Wonderland itself would be censored 😜
@@Lchristyhastings true, maybe a few that were in charge of that were on the drugs too 😂
@@rullmourn1142 maybe Grace Slick , the singer was too slick for them Hahaha!✌🏻
Trippy music & the song is about drugs
Based kinda on the book “Alice in Wonderland”...trippy itself!
Probably closer to an acid trip than mushrooms. Like that time my friend turned into Mayor McCheese.
Ps - the book Go Ask Alice was written years after this song, this Alice is Alice in Wonderland
Thanks for the laugh, you were hilarious in this reaction! I forget people your age aren’t familiar with Grace Slick and her unique voice , Jefferson Airplane which became Jefferson Starship. This is a drugged up version of Alice in wonderland. This was 1967. I was 7 years old and remember hearing it on the radio and my older brother playing it. This was the “hippie” days. When I was older I listened to it all the time, very famous song.
Shrooms!!!! Stay trippie, little hippie!!!!🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
Now you're talking!! This is psychedelic rock at it's best. Their song takes a new look at Alice In Wonderland. Grace Slicks vocals are hypnotic!! You are right on!!✌Groovy man.💚
I think that psychedelic rock at its best is Jess and the Ancient Ones 🤘
@@autumnphillips151 Didn't know this band. I listened and loved it. Thanks for that (even indirectly)
@@autumnphillips151 sorry, need to disagree... the Grateful Dead is the best psychedelic band ever!!!!!!!!!..... just saying...lol
@@korilazarus6652 Yeah, I disagree. Have you listened to Jess and the Ancient Ones? I’ve listened to the Grateful Dead and was not a fan-they’re not as good as Jefferson Airplane. Jess and the Ancient Ones are the best. Even better because they’re so underrated-they’re not one of those bands that gets talked up all the time but isn’t actually good ;)
@@rodrigorocha7282 I’m so glad to hear that you loved it. Thanks for letting me know :)
If you watch or remember Disney’s “Alice In Wonderland” then hear the song again, you’ll notice:
“One pill makes you smaller”
“One pill makes you larger”
“A hookah smoking caterpillar”
“If you go chasing rabbits”
“The men on the chess board”
“The red queen’s off with her head”
You might think the song is innocently referring to “Alice in Wonderland”
Then think of how brilliant Jefferson Airplane was in hiding drug references:
“One pill” + “One pill”= pills that either get you high or down; that’s why “the ones that mother gives you don’t do anything at all”
“Tell ‘em a hookah smoking caterpillar has given you the call”= shoutout that someone called you and referred you to the drug scene
“And if you go chasing rabbits”= sounds like 60’s reference to go ‘chasing the dragon’, which was opium
“The men on the chessboard get up and tell you where to go”= the cops telling you what to do after they’ve arrested you for doing drugs
“And the red queen’s off with her head”=when you do drugs, you’re 'outta your mind’
I’ve never done drugs, but I grew up in a neighborhood in Los Angeles surrounded by gangsters, drug dealers, hookers, and hippies.
That’s how I know most of these references.
I love that you were so hypnotized. That's the right reaction. Think about the Matrix red pill and blue pill, follow the rabbit. This is where they were refrencing, Alice in Wonderland going down the rabbit hole. Glad you enjoyed it. ❤
This song is one of the 1st to sneak drug references into their music and get it played on the radio in the'60s. It's about experimenting with drugs and expanding your mind. This is the kind of music I grew up listening to. 💗
SNEAK drug references? This song paints its drug references on big giant banners and parades down the street with them!
This was played on live prime-time tv to All the straights LMFAO
@@robertpiekosz7470 it probably went over their heads
It wasn’t really the first. Cab Calloway had a lot and I mean ALOT of drug references in his music decades prior.
“Go ask Alice, when she’s ten feet tall...” ❤️
I’m so glad you mentioned her voice. So many reactions only focus on the lyrics & I don’t think they appreciate her voice…which to me is the most important : )
Grace slick is one of the women with the best vocals in rock !!! 💯
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Agree 100%
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Alice in wonderland is where "Down the rabbit hole" came from. Eat Me/ Drink Me
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Anyone notice that nowadays researching something odd on the internet is called "going down the rabbit hole" ? Love it 🤣😆
This group was one of the biggest acts on Woodstock 1969. They were high as f on acid when performing, which they did together with Jimi Hendrix just before going on stage. You should look up their woodstock act on youtube.
The way her voice sounds always makes me feel like I'm on some type of hallucinogenic drug! Yeee, MVP!💙💙🙌🙌👀👀
Mr. V said I knew it was Mushroom Music... 😂😂😅
Grace Slick brought this song and "Somebody to Love" when she left Grace Slick and The Great Society. They did a longer version of this song. I love Grace Slick, especially her songs "Two Heads", "Rejoyce", and "Hyperdrive". She also did 4 solo albums. This song got by the censors because they thought it was about Alice in Wonderland. It was but it was also a cover for the drug culture.
Now that you've entered psychedelia, you need to listen to "Inagaddadavida" by Iron Butterfly. It's practically the druggies' national anthem. Also, best drum solo ever.
Gracie Slick, The Voice that Launched a Thousand Trips!
Knew you was gonna do this one. This is psychedelic jam at it's best. Takes you straight to the decade in came from instantly. You in The Age of Aquarius now my dude. Requires more than one sitting for this one.
And maybe another mushroom or two
Age of Aquarius doesn't start until 2024.
@@BUHNANUHBREAD Not sure what 2024 has to do with it, but the hippie movement of the 60s and 70s is referred to as The Age of Aquarius.
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I'll just leave this right here. This was the charts in 1969.
@@larry6360 I'm talking abt astrology. I don't know what else you are referring to.
Grace Slick had "the voice that launched a thousand trips".
Fantastic. I love it.
Gotta do “Age of Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In” from The Fifth Dimension next Mr. Video! It starts out trippy (not as much as WR though) then gets an almost gospel feel for the second part. You’ll be up dancing and singing along!! It’s Brilliant!
I've recommended this song, too. The bridge between the two songs is dope! Love 5th dimension!!!
YES!!
Definitely
YES!
Love that you already did this one! I'm with everybody else, "Don't you want somebody to love" is another banger!
Don't be scared!! She's only talking about drugs.😊🥰🤣
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Man I was so stoked to see your reaction to this song and you did NOT disappoint! Loved this reaction and I agree with you about Grace's voice!
😂😂😂😂 I can’t even imagine what it’s like being your agency in this for the first time, hippies and psychedelic drugs, hilarious reaction🤣🥰
U should react to other song by her - Somebody to love
Def! So good!!
Hell yeah!
Thats a good one too
Agreed
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Oh yes, my hippie days. This lady. Grace slick man her voice can tear a house down, beautiful😍😍. A great high song 🚭. 🤣🤣🤣
I absolutely loved your reaction to this song. I love this song so much. Thank you for posting it!
We were 17 (my class) and music like this in the summer of '67 was the rage. Psychedelic music was the "norm". From Jimi Hendrix to Janis Joplin to Grateful Dead to the Beatles...everybody was doing it. Fluorescent black lites &posters, lava lamps and "grass" took us to that next level. U, lighting up, with this song on, were half-way there. Gotta getcha the black lite & posters. U feel high just looking at them...add the music and ur there. Btw, good job. Just subscribed!!
Ah.. Mushrooms. ✌ Psychedlic rock at its finest!!
I think that psychedelic rock at its finest is Jess and the Ancient Ones 🤘
Welcome to the '60s.
They were higher than a kite most days. Yes ... She's talking about using drugs.
As a teen all I wanted to do was turn 18 and leave for California. This song represents the ultimate head trip. Luckily I fell in love and stayed put.
This song was in the movie "Go ask Alice" back in the 70's! They actually showed us the movie in junior high school!
IT IS A TRIP ON THE
“STORY OF ALICE IN WONDERLAND” BABY!
L💜VE YOUR REACTION
PRICELESS! IMAGINE
BEING 5yrs AND SEEING AND HEARING THIS!
ITS A TRIP🔮💗🦋👁🕊🙀😬🙄🎩🐰🐇🐇
MR. VIDEO Pulled RABBIT OUT HIS HAT... TAAAADAAAAHHH🐰🐰🐰🐰🐇🐇🐇
I am turning 65 next year and my life experience has taught me that there are all kinds of "rabbit holes" a person can fall into in life. Bad marriages, crappy jobs, crazy friends and neighbors. Life is itself very much a trip and dealing with people, bosses, like the red queen, who have no care about the lives they ruin (off with their heads), the white rabbit that is so wrapped up in his own world he hasn't got the compassion to help someone that is very lost and alone, the hookah smoking caterpillar that just sits and gets by, by staying high all the time, the Cheshire Cat that gives wise advice but can not be depended on to be anywhere long enough to be of any assistance. And then there is the door mouse with the advice that a person has to feed their mind with knowledge in order to grow mature enough to learn to deal effectively with what ever life throws in front of them.
Telling stories to children has been going on for hundreds of thousands of years and teaching children life lessons through those stories is the way to wake up their minds and help them to think for themselves before they get so busy with lifes distractions that they stop listening to those trying to teach them. So the stories of Alice Down the Rabbit Hole and Through the Looking Glass (old world phrase for a mirror) come to be.
Songs and music are the present day versions of telling stories on lazy sunny summer days.
So, what else have you learned lately? What have you done to "feed your head"?
“I knew this was mushroom music!” Awesomeness!
Haha it does have that ‘I’m gonna hold you down and make you do mushrooms with me’ kinda vibe. 🐛🐛🐛
Thanks for reacting to this trip. That's what this one is. A total trip. About Alice in Wonderlands, dropping acid and taking shrooms and hanging with a hookah smoking catepillar. The song all culminates into the last line, which was Timothy Leary's big thing "Feed Your Head". This one is just a polar opposite to what she did with Starship which you reacted to yesterday. Anyway, last thought. You mentioned iconic voices like Stevie Nicks. Stevie cites Grace Slick as one of her main inspirations in music. I think your read for some Janis Joplin. You're ready to fall in love with that Southern Comfort drinking blues singing wild child.
Thank you I meant to say JOPLIN NEXT!!!! He's READY!
Absolutly..for exemple..BALL AND CHAIN LIVE MONTEREY😉💗..
This song took you on a trip without leaving the station. Love that " I didn't have time to react"
One of the most profound songs ever written.... I'm glad you have discovered it.. I think you would enjoy the depth of el condor pasa -by Simon and Garfunkel. "I'd rather be a hammer than a nail" meaning I would rather have impact on others rather than being pushed upon .
..."and the ones that mother gives you ... don't do anything at all.." Considering this was the late 1960s, over 50 years ago, that line, broadcast all over radio America, was one of the most blunt things ever...especially in it's trippy reference to Disney's Alice in wonderland, which we all knew as kids. Trippy as F.
And yet, somehow one of the major cruise lines is using this in a recent commercial... now that’s a cruise I’d like to take!
Its sounds like they're trying to say "Come take a trip with us".
@@jasonsanders8797 I'll take that trip!
@@jasonsanders8797 id freak tf out if i tripped on a cruise lmao
Grace wrote and performed this song and "Somebody To Love" in San Francisco in the 60's when drugs were All legal. This is a takeoff from the children's storybook "Alice In Wonderland". She has one of the best voices in rock. At this time there were two guys in the band that could also sing lead. These two songs really were the stepping stone to making this band soar to stardom. I love your channel. One of the verry, very best of all the reactors online today.
This era was when everything was copacetic...
Grace Slick was also the female lead singer in Jefferson Starship.
Priceless reaction! Totally cracked me up, watching as you realize what this little song is all about! If you can remember that era, you probably wasn't really there! :)
I'm going to implement a White Rabbit code when friends and I are going to party. It's brilliant! 😂
Follow the White Rabbit, Neo.
@@Easy_Skanking How could I forget Neo's White Rabbit guide to.... 🟥💊🟦
@@tenaocean4713 The Matrix has you.
@@Easy_Skanking I'm watching Mr. Video in the Simulation. 🖥️
Woohoo, a great blast from my past 🤗🎶🔥
I moved into a house in Bolinas, CA in 1978 that Jefferson Airplane had lived in. It is still called the Airplane House at 99 Brighton in Bollinas. The day I moved in a went to use the bathroom and the gold record to this single was glued to the bottom of the toilet cover.
Your face when you first heard Grace Slick's voice, it's priceless!
This song is inspiration for the "Caterpillar on the mushroom smoking a toke" drawing my hubby did that I sent you 😯
Check out the live Woodstock version of this song. Incredible!
Cat Cassie
I believe Grace's lyrics are a bit more soothing and 'welcoming' at the Woodstock show... Sort of interesting. --Or, "amazing", considering it was a live recording. Wasn't it even a morning show? :-)
@@chivalryalive yes, it was a morning show.
@@HappyValleyDreamin Thanks! I only know from watching documentaries.... I was actually born that year! :-D (Adopted at birth from a young mother... I always had a fantasy that I may have actually been conceived at the great rock and arts festival!) :-D
@@chivalryalive well, you never know....
@@HappyValleyDreamin When I was a teenager, at college, I was going home with a number of women as old as my biological mother.... A later girlfriend of mine used to tease me --"Do you realize how many times you may have come close to 'making it' with your own mother!?" :-D
Your reaction to 60's and 70's hippie music cracks me up every time. Lol
no other song is like this. the way she holds and drags notes and vibrates others. along with the great music
Alice in Wonderland ! (but it’s also about drugs). But what made me laugh, is there’s a song by Smokie called “Who the F... is Alice ?”.
I didn't think you were going to get scared by White Rabbit lmao when the mushroom word came up.
One of my first concerts was Jefferson Airplane and the person I was with, my best friend at the time, our goal was to make Grace Slick react to us... So we jumped from the second floor and hung from the railing... Grace looked at us like you are crazy.... Mission accomplished😝😂😂
I used to go out & party with my Mom. She's not the average Mom. She has friends in bands & it seemed like every bar we went to with a band she knew, they would play White Rabbit & have her sing it. I HATED this song with a passion! Eventually though, I came to think of my Mom whenever I heard this song so now I love it! It makes me smile thinking back on all the good times we had together.
All about Alice in wonder land, it’s an acid trip song. Lol
Velvet Underground is great too
The last minute or so of this song is just about my favourite part of any song, ever.
That look on your face at the first pause, priceless.
Don't forget styx! "Crystal ball" or "Mr. Roboto"
Dont listen to ANY other directions... Find a song its called Alice's Restaurant.
Arlo Guthrie did it.
And his dad was a famous folk rock singer.
I got the songbook for this song and if i see ya anywhere near Alice...i'll hafta send you this book.
Theres some 5by7 glossy photographs involved,with writing on the back...
And you can get ANYTHING you want...at Alice's Restaurant...!😂😂😂😂😁
Loved the movie based on the song!
“Throw the radio in the bath tub! When white rabbit peaks!”
Lol 😝 Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas!
She's singing about Alice in Wonderland. And yes, she's gorgeous.
Sonic The Hedgehog is a hard game to play when you are tripping on mushrooms.
Please check "Somebody to love woodstock '69" Everyone soo fkn' high in that video 😀
This song was based on “Alice In Wonderland”, by Lewis Carroll. She speaks of pills and mushrooms, the white rabbit and the door mouse. We begin teaching our children about drugs in classic children’s stories. Grace Slick spoke of this in subsequent interviews. Mr. Video, you are so funny! Terribly cute as well. It was definitely part of the psychedelic era. Good music!
So, my guitar teacher was Jorma Kaukenon, the lead guitarist on this song. I saw the Jefferson Airplane on their very first concert. In fact, that 'concert' was at Pierce St Annex bar in SF. The other act was a guy called Carlos Santana. So how many people were there? Maybe 15.
The other story you might enjoy is that Grace Slick was a bit of a, let's say, loose chicky. One time she ran into a bathroom where a 'cute' guy just entered and a few seconds later, you could hear the guy screaming 'but I'm GAY", lol.
You like smoking the wacky weed...lol ... you need to listen to the Steve Miller band... The Joker
yea thats a good song
Also Brewer and Shipley "One Toke Over The Line"
@@jasonremy1627 Sweet Jesus...YES !!
no the better version to watch is the that 70's show cast cover of the joker
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If you haven't yet react to Bruce Springsteen "I'm on fire" can you please check it out.
Thanks, love your channel.
Needs to be the Robin Williams doing Elmer Fudd doing Springsteen version
@@ttrob93 is that a real version of the song?
@@ttrob93 just saw it funny...
You finally listened to my suggestion!!! Thank you!
I grew up in Phoenix in the 70s...we use to eat the peyote from the cactus!! We would have huge boondockers out in the middle of the desert with live bands and kegs of beer!! Damn I had a great teenager life!!
Nice! I was right behind you in the 80’s.
You need to chew some gum when you are about to land or take off and then your ears won't be popping
Queen live Somebody to love
The name of the band came from the name of a friend's cat: Blind Thomas Jefferson Airplane. That name is a take-off on the name of an old black blues singer, Blind Lemon Jefferson. He really was blind.
From 'Surrealist Pillow' - although, some of us Surrealists out here don't need mushrooms. We just do what comes into the brain whenever there's a storm or a full moon or when a canary sings!