MR TAMBOURINE MAN by BOB DYLAN. Story by Doug Jacquier.
You could get Coke or coffee bulk-brewed in a kitchen pot. It was a toss-up between the coffee and the folk singers for the level of gritty bitterness.
MACARTHUR PARK by JIMMY WEBB. Poem by Doug Jacquier.
They rode a flying carpet together and travelled with birds.
BUS STOP by THE HOLLIES. Poem by Doug Jacquier.
On the train/we ran through fields of wildflowers/as if in slow motion...
SHOUT by JOHNNY O’KEEFE. Story by Doug Jacquier
As the band was setting up, Johnny’s manager arrived and, handing out sheet music and a running list, said there would be no rehearsals or sound check.