I hear Chicago Singing.
From Dr. Patrick A ODougherty
I Hear Chicago Singing.
I hear the cool songs of Chicago Blues in the voices
Of the student leaders.
The coarse rough song voices reverberate in the the bus drivers on the 3 off the L.
The woman book kiosk seller chants as she markets her medium.
The Asian Today newscasters is a Blythe spirit as she sings the pain of the youth lost in a cave off China’s Coast.
Sing with the delicate singing and cooing of the Chicago daycare mothers at the Socialism18 conference.
Chant, “Fight is possible. We are unstoppable. Another world is possible.”
Dedicated to Grace Slick, The Jefferson Starship.
“We Built this City.”
Coleman Barrie is a Founder of KSJ which ph became Twin Cities Public Television.
Garrison Keillor got his first breaks on KSJN. Reverend Coleman Barrie hails from the Red Wing Minnesota area. His Ph.d was Irish Catholics in German America.
Reverend Coleman Barrie is considered one of the most influential Catholic priests in American history. He was the President of SJU during the turbulent 1960s.
gGarrison Keillor got his first story published The the New Yorker while living in St. Cloud.
Cheers,
Dan
Ron