Summertime In The 70s

The good news is, it's difficult to imagine the back half of 2022 being worse than the first six months. Stocks stumbled Thursday in a drab session befitting of the worst first half for US shares in decades. Already somber sentiment took another hit from a lackluster read on personal spending, which bolstered the recession narrative at the expense of policymakers' increasingly far-fetched pretensions to soft landing glory. "US consumer spending has been revised sharply lower through the first

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8 thoughts on “Summertime In The 70s

  1. “ Hot town, summer in the city
    Back of my neck gettin’ dirt’ ‘n’ gritty
    Been down, isn’t it a pity?
    Doesn’t seem to be a shadow in the city
    All around, people looking half-dead
    Walkin’ on the sidewalk, hotter than a match head”

    That’s this summer

    “ But at night it’s a different world
    Go out and find a girl
    Come on, come on and dance all night
    Despite the heat it’ll be alright

    And babe, don’t you know it’s a pity
    The days can’t be like the nights
    In the summer, in the city
    In the summer, in the city

    Cool town, ev’nin’ in the city
    Dress so fine and lookin’ so pretty
    Cool cat lookin’ for a kitty
    Gonna look in every corner of the city
    ‘Til I’m wheezin’ like a bus stop
    Runnin’ up the stairs, gonna meet you on the rooftop”

    Maybe that’ll be this winter – anyways that’ll be how it is eventually.

    Just gotta survive (in the portfolio return sense, the average reader of this blog is not in danger of not surviving in any other sense) until Cool Town.

  2. Gonna find my baby, gonna hold her tight
    Gonna grab some afternoon delight
    My motto’s always been ‘when it’s right, it’s right’
    Why wait until the middle of a cold dark night?
    When everything’s a little clearer in the light of day
    And we know the night is always gonna be there any way

    Thinkin’ of you’s workin’ up my appetite
    Looking forward to a little afternoon delight
    Rubbin’ sticks and stones together makes the sparks ingite
    And the thought of lovin’ you is getting so exciting
    Sky rockets in flight
    Afternoon delight
    Afternoon delight
    Afternoon delight

    Started out this morning feeling so polite
    I always though a fish could not be caught who wouldn’t bite
    But you’ve got some bait a waitin’ and I think I might try nibbling
    A little afternoon delight
    Sky rockets in flight
    Afternoon delight
    Afternoon delight
    Afternoon delight

    Please be waiting for me, baby, when I come around
    We could make a lot of lovin’ ‘for the sun goes down

    Thinkin’ of you’s workin’ up my appetite
    Looking forward to a little afternoon delight
    Rubbin’ sticks and stones together makes the sparks ingite
    And the thought of lovin’ you is getting so exciting
    Sky rockets in flight
    Afternoon delight
    Afternoon delight
    Afternoon delight

    Afternoon delight!

  3. My nomination is “”The Party’s Just Begun”. No, not the happy dance hit. Rather the song from NYC band Missing Foundation;:

    “Often destroying venues and leaving the audience either in violent protests lasting hours after the conclusion of the show, or completely mystified and dazed by what they had just witnessed, MF was banned from numerous venues and in some cases entire cities. In 1988, the band nearly burned the historic rock n’ roll club CBGB’s to the ground, causing bands like Sonic Youth and Swans to run for their lives.”

    A message that may indeed be appropriate for our times: ““And when people feel the economic crunch & you can’t have the life that others have—you get dangerous.”—Missing Foundation graffiti.

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