I was never involved in the drug culture. I saw too many dumb-ass hippies that were too stoned to know how to get toilet paper off the roll to wipe their asses. That's probably why they smelled worse than a hog farm in July.
Nevertheless while we are on the subject of drugs and rockabilly music, permit me to submit this musical rockabilly treasure from 1960. I heard the song a few times as a kid and wasn't able to find it on record till sometime in the late 70s. Now it's on YouTube. I think you can also get it on iTunes.
The title and lyrics were changed to "Gooseball" instead of "Goofball" because the record company didn't want to make any reference to the use of amphetamines by over the road truck drivers.
The second video is also dedicated to those fellow citizens who have had fiscal difficulties with the local constabulary or system of jurisprudence. It's also another Jim & Jessie rendition.
Who can't forget the "Man in Black" and the "Cocaine Blues?" If you listen to the lyrics there is a moral to the song. The last stanza says:
"Come on you've gotta listen unto me
Lay off that whiskey and let that cocaine be"
Sadly the song seems to glorify drug use and murder. Even more sadly, I think that the moral is lost in the rhythm of the song.
Nevertheless while we are on the subject of drugs and rockabilly music, permit me to submit this musical rockabilly treasure from 1960. I heard the song a few times as a kid and wasn't able to find it on record till sometime in the late 70s. Now it's on YouTube. I think you can also get it on iTunes.
The title and lyrics were changed to "Gooseball" instead of "Goofball" because the record company didn't want to make any reference to the use of amphetamines by over the road truck drivers.
The second video is also dedicated to those fellow citizens who have had fiscal difficulties with the local constabulary or system of jurisprudence. It's also another Jim & Jessie rendition.
Who can't forget the "Man in Black" and the "Cocaine Blues?" If you listen to the lyrics there is a moral to the song. The last stanza says:
"Come on you've gotta listen unto me
Lay off that whiskey and let that cocaine be"
Sadly the song seems to glorify drug use and murder. Even more sadly, I think that the moral is lost in the rhythm of the song.