A song that uses Amelia Earhart as a touchstone for issues about how to live life. "It was the hexagram of the heavens, it was the strings on my guitar..."
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- Doc Watson & Earl Scruggs Play At Doc's Home
- Doc Watson - Your Long Journey
- Billy Taylor, Duke Ellington, and Willie the Lion ...
- The Kingston Trio - Where Have All the Flowers Gone?
- The Band - King Harvest & Long Black Veil
- Is Grover Norquist Losing His Edge?
- Krugman on Wealthy Whiners
- Grateful Dead - Dancin' in the Street
- Luther Ingram - If Loving You Is Wrong
- Peter Blegvad - Shirt & Comb
- The Bee Gees - Massachusetts
- Mike Bloomfield - Goofers
- Mulatu Astatke - Yegelle Tezeta
- Gil Evans Orchestra - Gypsy Eyes
- Harry Belafonte - Zombie Jamboree
- Levon Helm and the R.C.O. All Stars - Washer Woman
- Blaze Foley - Clay Pigeons
- RIP Duck Dunn
- Roscoe Holcomb - John Hardy
- Althea and Donna - Uptown Top Ranking
- The Skatalites - Guns of Navarone
- Where the Wild Things Are (as read by "Christopher...
- Lugar Loses
- Martha Argerich - Bach Partita No. 2
- The Showmen - It Will Stand
- Joni Mitchell - Amelia
- Mozart Sonata: "Turkish" Rondo (K. 331) - Charles ...
- Frank Zappa - Son of Mr Green Genes
- Charles Mingus - Profile of Jackie
- Root Boy Slim - Boogie Till You Puke
- Krugman on Higher Education and Its Discontents
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