“I think that the men, they were singing about the times, they were singing about the moment, but they were looking outward. “It made a lot of singer-songwriters - especially male singer-songwriters - very nervous that they were going to have to lay it all out on the table the way Joni had,” said Majewski. 3 on last year’s list of the 500 Greatest Albums of All Time - upped the gut-spilling ante for both female and male singer-songwriters. Indeed, Mitchell’s fourth studio LP - which Rolling Stone ranked at No.
It was such a groundbreaking thing to be this confessional.” “The confessional nature of ‘Blue’ is such that I think Joni Mitchell herself actually likened it to Dylan plugging in, to Dylan going electric. “A lot of people think she bares her soul, but I think she scrapes her soul,” said Lori Majewski, co-host of “Feedback” on SiriusXM’s Volume channel. With the confessional honesty that Joni Mitchell displayed on her classic “Blue” album - which was released 50 years ago on Jperhaps a more apt title would have been “True.” Joni Mitchell alive and ‘well’ after People magazine mistakenly posts obituary Joni Mitchell to perform first headline show in 23 years How David Crosby quit drugs - but never got over Joni Mitchell He specializes in sports, travel, and automotive writing and photography - and has even written several times about his former costar, David Stollery, who now designs cars for a living.įor more on the Mouseketeers’ lives on The Mickey Mouse Club and beyond, check out my book Why? Because We Still Like You.How much are tickets to see Joni Mitchell live in 2023? He eventually started freelance writing, which he continues to do today. I just wasn’t that interested in doing the same thing over again.” He started writing for the screen with his brother, John, but still chafed under Hollywood types’ constant tinkering with his words. And I said, ‘Well, I’m out.’ It wasn’t that I hated anybody or anything. He asked to direct some episodes, but producer Don Fedderson balked, so, at the age of 24, Tim walked away from the hit. But he retired from acting yet again just five years into the successful sitcom’s run when he decided he’d rather work behind the camera. Now: Along with Mouseketeer Don Grady, Tim starred as the eldest of My Three Sons starting in 1960. As she wrote in her autobiography, “In my adoration of Tim, I was one of millions of teenage girls.” Even Annette Funicello herself couldn’t help but fall for his charm. Along with his costar (and good friend) David Stollery, he became one of the Club‘s teenage heartthrobs. That was what I had that virtually no one else had.” But he loved the idea of working for Disney and fit perfectly into the role of the most popular kid at the Triple R Ranch summer camp. What the hell did he care whether I was ever in a movie? They were never impressed with it, and that was to my great advantage. “Unlike most child actors, I was permitted by my parents to act,” he says. Preternaturally confident, he retired often from his acting career.
Considine Jr., produced early Hollywood films such as Boys’ Town and Puttin’ on the Ritz his mother, Carmen Pantages, came from the family that owned the famous Los Angeles theater chain bearing their last name. Then: Tim Considine (pictured here in My Three Sons, just a few years after The Mickey Mouse Club ended) gained fame as the scrappy Spin on the Club‘s wildly popular serial, The Adventures of Spin and Marty.
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