Here Come The 70's 🇨🇦 Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Here Come The 70's 🇨🇦

Gordon Lightfoot, for Canadian Railroad Trilogy alone he was a legend, but so many more, The Way I Feel, Edmund Fitzgerald, Steel Rail Blues, Beautiful, Sundown, Summer Side of Life, Endless Wire, Seven Islands Suite, Early Morning Rain, Go Go Round, Black Day In July....

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@60sPsychJukebox If not for Brian getting involved in late 1961 they were close to breaking up. Hugely successful in Liverpool and Hamburg by then, but record companies weren't interested in regional acts. Re-reading Tune In by Mark Lewisohn, so detailed.

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Oct. 21, 1972: The Miami Dolphins are undefeated so far at 5-0 but veteran Earl Morrall is taking over for Bob Griese who is injured. This team can't stay undefeated forever now.

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I recently used an Audible promo to download The Godfather by Mario Puzo, which I had never read. I am surprised at how closely Coppola followed the book, I was expecting a lot of difference. Then again, Puzo collaborated fully on the screenplay. Joe Montagna narrates.

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Or read Case Closed by Gerald Posner. Oswald did it. Or maybe not... https://t.co/nuHP7Arvz2

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Toronto history buff Mike Filey, a fixture in the Sunday Sun for years, RIP https://t.co/cZeuXVoNwt

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May 17, 1972: After being shot in Maryland, presidential hopeful Gov. George Wallace (and winner of the Maryland and Michigan primaries) is given less than a 50/50 chance that he will ever walk again.

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@Camelback71 I've read Foote twice through and referred to it many times, along with the Bruce Catton books. I'm just near the end of Gore Vidal's 1876, which is a mere 15 hours.

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@Leestein19 @hockey_samurai Actor who played John D'Amico in the Don Cherry movie looking sad, realizing he had no choice but to call "too many men" in the late stages of a game 7. They always used to call John the strongest man in the NHL.

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@DemondW01 When does Sanford & Son show up? All In The Family is beyond the pale these days, you'll never see it on there, thus missing the whole point of satire. Norman Lear, arch-liberal, wasn't afraid to satirize all sides.

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