Dick Summer Connection

Think of the advantages you could have by owning a truly old and beaten up jalopy. Today’s DickSummer.com/podcast says sell it like the guy whose jeans making machine went nuts and tore up a big number of pants. Look at the advantages of owning a Jalopy…newly imported from our plant in the exotic Jalopogos Islands. Driving a true Jalopy, nobody will challenge you at a stop sign. Nobody will bother stealing it. Tailgate you…are you kidding with all that exhaust smoke? What’s not to like about driving a true Jalopy? Drive a few blocks with yours…today.

Today’s www.DickSummer.com/podcast is about the power of lyrics in my life. Great songs tend to influence my life. But sometimes it works around the other way. I didn’t fully understood “Something In The Way She Moves,” until I saw Catherine Zeta Jones in a Sean Connery movie.

Today’s www.DickSummer.com/podcast is partly about ejoying “The Day.” Dreamers are welcome. Also semi-naughty ideas and inclinations of all kinds. It’s about all that good stuff set to music.

Today’s www.DickSummer.com/podcast is about songs. Bill K. says one of his favorites is “Blu Bayou.” The most famous version is by Linda Rondstat. I’m a pilot, and one of the funniest things I’ve ever heard from Air Traffic Control is when another aircraft is passing you, they alert you by telling you “You just had a Linda Rondstat” as in he just “Blew By You.”

Today’s www.DickSummer.com/podcast features three songs that pack a knockout emotional punch for me. I loved playing them on the air, because shared emotional experiences keep friendships fresh and lovers firmly connected to each other. I felt that playing them brought my listeners into my life.

A song is a story set to music. A story needs a beginning, a middle and an end. And the end should have to do with what happens in the middle. Today’s www.DickSummer.com/podcast includes the most perfect example if that I’ve ever heard. Give a listen please.

Is it the melody or the lyrics of a song that makes it important to you? Today’s www.DickSummer.com/podcast says to the musicians I asked about that, they all said the melody. But to me, it’s the words. What does it for you? There are three examples in the podcast. Give a listen please.

Men & women tend to like different kinds of stories. A song lyric is a story set to music. Today’s www.DickSummer.com/podcast is about three stories set to music that you certainly know…and one you’ve probably never heard…but you’ll love it..whether you’re a man or a woman.