[78-L] Leona Anderson

[Taylor Bowie]

Ahh...I wish it WERE a recovered memory,  but I've never been able to get it 
out of my head during the last fifty years.

Wonder if Hargis was thinking that those old American folk songs on Young 
People's were actually socialistic propaganda...and isn't there a Groucho of 
The Funniest Song in the World or some such thing,  on the same label?  That 
was clearly designed to warp minds and,  I'm happy to report,  at least in 
my case...it worked!

Taylor B



----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Michael Biel" <mbiel at mbiel.com>
To: "78-L Mail List" <78-l at klickitat.78online.com>
Sent: Monday, March 23, 2009 6:13 PM
Subject: Re: [78-L] Leona Anderson


> Taylor Bowie wrote:
>> I recall being age six and,  once again,  forcing my Dad to take me to a
>> movie he didn't want to see,  House on Haunted Hill...scared the crap out 
>> of
>> me,  and I recall the hideous old lady played by Anderson as one of the
>> scariest things in the movie!
>>
>
> Recovered memory, eh?  Does it explain a few things??
>
>> I'd never made the connection to the Music to Suffer By record...glad to
>> know that fact!
>>
>> Taylor B
>>
>
> Consciously, perhaps, but how about a subconscious connection?  Remember
> that the Wrong Reverand Billy James Hargus predicted that the subversive
> records we heard in our childhood (mostly from Young People's Records)
> had implanted a subconscious message that would cause us to rise up and
> overthrow the government in our adulthood.
>
> Mike (come the revolution . . .) Biel  mbiel at mbiel.com
>
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