yeah... this really brings back memories...
The t.v. would be on and mom and dad would be watching Glen Campbell,
and I'd be sitting on the floor off to the side playing along with my Stratocaster.
I think that's the year Ovation came out and Glen used a multiple sound-hole model.
I remember Mason Williams and Classical Gas.
That's a rare song in my captivated me right away category.
That song was so big it made him a regular guest. A minor, if I remember.
I used to associate that kind of Am progression with "25 or 6 to 4", by Chicago.
"While My Guitar Gently Weeps" uses Am too.
That's if I remember.
Maybe it's in C.
Jose Feliciano was on a lot. I really liked him.
I must be tired because this is just a memory fragment, but...
pale blue bell-bottoms and a long pale blue jacket with ruffled white shirt cuffs,
a blow-dried, puffy mop-top look, light brown hair, stepping up... seeing his right side...
Was that Mason Williams? Where was he and where was he going?
Now that I'm defragmenting my brain,
I notice most of the shards from the seventies are cassette graphics.
I don't know if I could really say I know that song, and I've never heard the words.
and I heard... uh... that uh... Roy Clark kept his window shut after that.