"Pictures of Matchstick Men" was ubiquitous on St. Louis radio in the late 1960s. And was one of my favorites. And you're even a little older than me. Were you listening to radio back then, curious?
We all lead different lives. I didn't start listening to the radio until 1971, when I was 12, and even then it was top 40 stations KXOK and KIRL. So I never heard Status Quo until much later, and I never heard "Pictures of Matchstick Men" until Camper Van Beethoven did it.
Love Marion Davies! If you can find Show People, which is also silent, it is very funny.
Pictures of Matchstick Men blew my mind when I was a kid. I remember my friend and I trying to write down the lyrics.
"Pictures of Matchstick Men" was ubiquitous on St. Louis radio in the late 1960s. And was one of my favorites. And you're even a little older than me. Were you listening to radio back then, curious?
We all lead different lives. I didn't start listening to the radio until 1971, when I was 12, and even then it was top 40 stations KXOK and KIRL. So I never heard Status Quo until much later, and I never heard "Pictures of Matchstick Men" until Camper Van Beethoven did it.