A Mighty Wind (2003) Music Edit

A Little guy, but with the loudest voice in the world.

A Lot of my family is beyond old, and

A young kid by the name of Lars Olfen, in 1966, going to a concert.

After all

After that concert I realized...

After the show I go down and introduce myself. His name is George Menschell.

Ain't that something?

ALL of a sudden, we couldn't see clear, you got the lights on us...

And a product you'll Love to buy. That's the way we Look at this concert.

And a smelly old blanket That a Navajo wove

And a smelly old blanket That a Navajo wove

And all of a sudden, I heard it. The sound that I'd been thinking about.

And anybody who heard this hum would just be happy.

And at that point he was in a very bad way.

And based on that, my world opened up...

And because I was one of so many children, I don't believe that anyone noticed...

And before Long, he tapped me to do some small roles...

And before Long, I had landed, if you will, some leads...

And before you know it, we were recording.

And don't become entangled in them or trip, please.

And every time, another thing of water....

And he was generous, he was kind and really that's why we're doing this thing...

And here's the idea. During the day...

And his anger was unhealthy...

And I believe I was the first one to use the phrase, I don't think so!

And I can't express...

And I don't want you to feel you have to push yourself too far. Okay?

And I forgot what that feels Like...

And I got right up to the box office and Like some kind of practical joke...

And I have to tell you, my dad was really an amazing character.

And I learned to play the ukulele in one of my Last films, Not So Tiny Tim.

And I must say I was in awe of Mitch and Mickey. I mean, who wasn't?

And I think anybody who even knew Dad just for a second...

And I think for a while we were able...

And I thought, What if they were the Supreme Court judges?

And I wanna spend all of it as a woman.

And I want to be, you know, a vessel of Love...

And I was a member of the chess team.

And I was a tenor singer up there. And so we had no lead....

And I, of course, was there to visit. I felt really bad.

And I'm very, very happy to be here talking with you.

And if we can't do that, we fake it.

And in honor of Dad, I'd Like to say, Let's all pause...

And it goes from here to there

And it was there, just in a moment, it was all there.

And it's at this point in my story that the dark clouds part...

And just, you know, Take off your tops and Get off the stage ....

And maybe...

And Mitch....

And Mr. Irving Steinbloom came down and he signed us to Folk Town...

And my second question is, where's the real mayor? Wha' happened?

And now your host, Mr. Jonathan Steinbloom.

And now, Ladies and gentlemen, I have two words for you:

And now, please join me in welcoming our next three talented performers.

And one night in 1960, I'LL never forget this...

And right down there, further along, I'm thinking of building a French Quarter.

And thank you for the flowers, the Little banjo.

And that was, of course, we had no control over that aspect of it.

And that's sexual harassment!

And that's where I met my man, and before Long I was the new Mrs. Bohner.

And the chickens cluck

And the covers were printed in two colors instead of four...

And the fairy tales have all been told

And the fairy tales have all been told

And the fairy tales have all been told

And the only fitting tribute we could come up with was a memorial to my dad...

And the only way that Mitch could communicate with me was on paper.

And the skeletons of Quinto

And the word judgment, a Light went on over my head!

And then there's the kids. We're hearing, You rock.

And then, hey, here's the icing on the cake.

And there we were.

And there's so many of them.

And they had a hole in the schedule.

And they had no hole in the center of the record

And they just want to shake your hand and say:

And this just spiraled down...

And we became the Village Folk Ensemble.

And we believe that this saturated energy...

And we were a great group. Great. We had a good sound...

And we weren't wearing the old stuff, the old gear, the old....

And we'd wait backstage, hearing the crowd chanting.

And when the veil of dreams has lifted

And whenever we had chess tournaments, I had to wear a protective helmet.

And wherever he went, he would suddenly break into a hum.

And with that regimen, and it's a very simple one...

And you'd move in, you know, to get inside Mitch...

And, I can't do my work!

And, you know, I think it's gonna do very well in the evening hours...

And.... So I Like to give people a break now.

Another great thing would be one of those shots where you pull back...

Are you familiar with a book about a pirate captain, his name is Moby Dick?

Are you hungry?

Are you okay?

Are you sure you're okay?

As a young boy, in Sweden I was born there and came here at an early age...

As I traveled down the back roads Of this home I love so much

As you know, back in 1970.... I starred on a series called, Wha' Happened.

At least he's not lying on the ground or anything.

At the end of the song you turn the guitars over and water splashes out.

At The Folk Place, which was a wonderful club at the time and we ran into

Because I already said yes. And I can't do it alone, so....

Because I couldn't think about me actually being up there. Watching you.

Because it was sweet and happy...

Because there were two of us. That was the reasoning behind the name.

Before I came to PBN I did the Good Times reunion.

Before we go a little bit further, we'd like to introduce ourselves.

Being on stage again with Mitch was a great thing.

Boy, that's fun! That's really fun, man. How did we sound?

But couldn't have happened any other way.

But he looks kind of familiar and I go over there.

But I didn't hear much of it when I was a teenager because I was

But I noticed a guy sitting down front with a Long face, nothing got to him.

But I think it was a wonderful time that we both had together.

But I think what you have

But I'm pretty organized myself.

But it'll be a Lot of fun.

But it's a very sudden hole...

But it's not painted on the back. Will you Look with me for a minute?

But Mama just loved her Little sweet potato baby

But our group historian, Mr. Mark Shubb, knows more about that than I do.

But really, we were getting some personal things out.

But that doesn't matter in the business of public relations...

But that's Now it sounds almost more Like a ventriloquist.

But the next thing I know, I'm in a hospital, and the first thing I saw...

But there's a lightness within it, as well.

But there's also nine New Main Street Singers.

But this....

But tonight, I feel good. I feel excited.

But when you put them all together...

Call me home

Can I make the radical suggestion that maybe this is not the best number...

Can I switch? Can I change out of my costume?

Can you have an actual three dimensional object...

Can't tell you.

Cartwheels and piggybacks It's just that kind of day

Coconut coming down all the time

Come on, boys Potato's in the paddy wagon

Comic's constant companion.

Costume? Are you hot?

Counting me and Jack and Cousin Will

Crazy. New phrasing. Different keys.

Crickets go fiddle dee dee

Crosstrees humming a morning hymn

Daddy said this one will be nothing but a Misery, never will be worth a damn

Daddy took his Remington And shot away the lock

Daddy, shut the goldarn door Sheriff wants to marry me

Did you Like that?

Did you miss the Last couple of minutes? They're butchering

Didn't I give you a sixth?

Does he have a cell phone or a pager?

Don't forget to buy the CDs.

Don't leave them cold and damp

Don't think you have to achieve anything right away.

Don't want to interrupt. We're having a great time.

Ea a oe's

Ea a oe's

Easy now!

Eventually you'll be able to wear your civvies when you're singing.

Every carpenter and cowboy Every lame man on a crutch

Every morning at 5:00 The farmer jumps out of bed

Every Olfen kid, Lars, Sven, Pippi and Liv, was trained on the dulcimer.

Every time something would go wrong, I'd Look at the camera and say:

Every word of it poetry. And if you don't mind, Mitch...

Everyone It was Like a big magnet, everyone went there.

Excuse me, sir. Sorry. Sorry.

Excuse me. Hi.

Fare away, fare away Under main top sail

Featuring The New Main Street Singers...

Fell down the cellar stairs

Fellas, thanks a Lot for coming and doing this for Dad.

First time through, relax. Second time, we'll put you to work.

Folk audiences hated that joke. But I said to George, I said:

Folk audiences hated that joke. But I said to George, I said:

Folk music is in my blood.

For Dad. Can't you say it? For Dad.

For to set his little darling free But Potato said

For work?

From a lighthouse in Bar Harbor To a bridge called Golden Gate

From a trawler down in Shreveport To the shore of one Great Lake

From dawn till setting sun

From the audience it will Look fine. It Looks three dimensional.

From west of hell Where the trains don't even run

From west of hell Where the trains don't even run

Gee, I got a question. Anybody care to hear some folk music?

George Menschell! Come on up here and say something, George.

Go

Go

Go Going

Go out there and take a peek.

Going home I'm going

Going home I'm going home

Gold

Good luck, Mickey, tonight.

Good news is, we're still doing the concert. The better news is, we are going live.

Great to be back. We'd Like to do our hit.

Guess we better leave her there

Have you talked to him? Has he talked to a doctor? Have you given him medication?

He caught me in the bathroom...

He had a catch phrase he'd always yell out, There she blows!

He had been with a group called The Main Street Singers.

He hands me two tickets, doesn't want a dollar.

He just snapped.

He just....

He no work He just sleep and play

He should have stayed longer, because we really didn't get a grip on him.

He was an amazing and a wonderful, loving father...

He was chasing some big whale.

He was very smart, very intense...

He's got some bandwidth there, and it's Live!

He's like a relative, he's Like my nephew to me.

Hello, I'm Jonathan Steinbloom, and before we begin tonight...

Hello, Mr. Stranger Man

Hey, kid, over here. And I go, What, a scalper?

Hey, wha' happened?

Hi there, I'm Terry Bohner.

Hi, everybody!

His first solo album...

Hold on. One second, please. I got an idea. Very literate reference.

Hold your mirror up in front of his nose to see if he's breathing.

Home

Home

Honestly, that's so beautiful.

Hopefully we can get through our Little things...

How about this aisle? Beyond this aisle.

How are you? You wanna say something? Come on, say something!

Humankind is simply materialized color...

I always thought there were 12 Supreme Court judges...

I came to a realization that I was, and am...

I can't remember the name, but it's very nice.

I could make some calls, if we could get one. I don't know if it's too late.

I could play the guitar. I could sing right in the middle there, mostly sang for myself.

I could sit, I could try. Anything, we have to do something.

I couldn't hear so well, but, shoot, I'm sorry you guys

I didn't care for folk music and Dad knew that. I just didn't get it.

I didn't lead him on. But he...

I didn't say a word.

I don't know about you, but I'm predicting a Lot of exciting...

I don't know if any of you know or would even remember...

I don't know the name.

I don't know.

I don't see how that would work.

I don't think finger pointing is gonna help us here. I....

I don't want you to. I don't know where I am.

I feel badly that she was misled...

I feel Like I knew those people. I wanted to be in that group so badly...

I feel ready for whatever the experience is...

I got a real red wagon!

I got in touch with the American music. I Loved that and thrived on that...

I guess it was in about 1958 in Greenwich Village.

I guess we were, in a way, maybe easy to Love because we represented...

I guess you can make money in folk music.

I had a garage band in Stockholm, which was a challenge in its own right...

I had to wear a football helmet. Now, who knows what she was thinking?

I have a health and safety issue. Those viny things.

I have been watching and observing as The New Main Street Singers....

I have my own distribution company. Sure Flo Medical Appliances.

I have two questions. One, is New York City ready to hear...

I just like to think she cared about me. Which she did, a lot.

I just wanted a drink of water.

I just, sorry, I just got a mental picture in my mind of us on stage in the show.

I knew it right and left and every way to Sunday.

I know he's anxious. I'm always anxious. I come out.

I know that I will always think of her fondly...

I know this song. This is that really pretty one.

I know we're getting emotional with things and I know we want to give this...

I know you don't want to hear this, but it's a major key, it's up tempo...

I Like him, I don't have that much to say to him.

I listened to that record over and over and over.

I Look forward to that, Mitch.

I love Mickey, but without you it's not the same. You got to think

I love Mickey, but without you it's not the same. You got to think

I Love what you do here. I watch it constantly.

I moved away to North Dakota.

I often stop and think About a place I've never seen

I remember you guys staying at the house and....

I remember you were always trying to get a poker game started.

I said, Isn't it warm? Nothing about the set.

I saw you talking to Terry Bohner. Him and his blue sweater.

I sell catheters.

I started playing folk clubs in New York City...

I tell you, my head opened up, my heart opened up.

I think Crabbeville in autumn would look quite magnificent.

I think he went too soon.

I think I used to work with your kids. A couple of young guys....

I think it might be on the ravens, on the ravens.

I think it's impeccable.

I think Jerry was razzing me the other day at Alan's house about it.

I think Mitch....

I think you were singing the sixth.

I thought, Well, there's five of us, there's four of them. It's a neuf tet.

I took a bus.

I tried to get far away to get the singing out of my head.

I used to say, If he's got a Long enough hose...

I want you to be my chickens. I want to hear your best chicken sound.

I was brought up in a very small town, south of the Chicago city limits.

I was consumed with an emotion...

I was drawn to the folk music as well and I wound up down at The Folk Place...

I was just out of high school, I had just started here.

I was never into folk music. I'd worked some bills with some folkies.

I was on stage doing my shtick, Hey, wha' happened? and I can't do my work!

I was on the streets.

I was playing with my sisters, Jocelyn, Claire, Estelle.

I was really rescued by The New Main Street Singers...

I went my way and Chuck went his.

I worked the fields my father worked

I would have made tiny Little leaves...

I would say, That's right! and that would crack up the audience.

I'd Like to meet your wife. I said, Your honor!

I'd Like to propose a big, big toast...

I'd Like to think that Mitch would agree to do this with me.

I'd Like to warn you that some of the floral arrangements here tonight...

I'LL be there in the best seat in the house.

I'll show you around. It's right down here.

I'll take some of that.

I'm 16 years old and it was raining.

I'm a Little afraid of these pokey things that are sticking out.

I'm a model train enthusiast.

I'm a musician again.

I'm also a singer.

I'm excited too!

I'm going out for some air.

I'm going through a very prolific phase.

I'm gonna tell you something, Mitch, and I've never told anybody this before.

I'm in the bladder management industry.

I'm not a professional, but I do Like to sing in church...

I'm not doing much writing, but the ideas keep popping.

I'm saying this because I think you'd want to know before you make your mind up.

I'm sitting on a hill Watching clouds at play

I'm so glad to be here. I Love the network.

I'm so happy to be here and come full circle, airing this show on PBN.

I'm sorr I'm just looking out for you.

I'm sorry. Forgive me. Never mind.

I'm sure it will be an adventure...

I'm sure it's fine. Let's calm down.

I'm the events liaison.

I'm writing poetry again.

I've adopted the practice...

I've always been a very organized person.

I've been in the basement changing the rat traps.

I've been up into the highest catwalk changing light bulbs.

I've come to understand as an adult, with the help of Laurie, my beautiful wife...

I've got a whole layout in my basement. It's very much a big passion for me.

I've never been in better head space.

Ideas are coming faster than I can write them.

If someone would heckle me, they'd say, Will you be on stage all night?

If we could get a shape to them, that's my basic creative issues.

If we'd stayed together, we wouldn't be at Town Hall now.

If you could do that, we'd have someone off stage drench the group with water.

If you don't mind me saying, our audience for some of these groups is getting younger.

If you have enough vibrato on those blue Fender guitars, you sound Like a surf king.

If you punched a hole in them, you'd have a good time.

If you re form your group, I can send you out on the Starfish Cruise Lines.

In 1971 , after the breakup of The Main Street Singers...

In 1974, after the breakup, Mitch was extremely angry.

In the Late 1930s of the Last century, Spain was wracked by civil war.

In the Late summer, early fall of 1938...

In the news tonight...

In this case, it's a plus because of the built in fans for The Folksmen...

In your cool, misty loveliness

Indigo, violet

Interesting. You know, honey, it's a very tricky color.

Is that wire? I see a wire. I see a

Is this the real furniture or the rehearsal furniture?

It also represents a penis.

It also represents the uncertainty of Life and its delicacy.

It can't be overstated.

It carried a message of peace and freedom...

It does not seem Like just yesterday that Mitch and I met...

It doesn't Look flat from in the audience.

It has basically no dimension to it.

It has to do with a time that I often think about...

It just took me a while to find a good one.

It lasted a year. That's good because that's how you establish a cult.

It matters what you think. And it matters what we can make you think.

It might indeed be true.

It says happiness, it says opening night.

It says, I Love folk music but I'm not afraid of classical. It's beautiful.

It seemed that the only fitting tribute to this fantastic human being

It sounds Like you're thinking the image that we had...

It was a decent Label, they just didn't have the distribution.

It was just a kiss. And it's part of The audience was there waiting for it.

It was Like a great big door opening for me, Town Hall.

It was the flash point. It really was.

It was very successful for a year...

It was...

It wasn't.... We weren't talking.

It will be a challenge for me because I'm not a fan of folk music.

It would be.

It's a barnyard symphony

It's a dream come true.

It's a growth industry, really, because one in three people over 60...

It's a mitzvah what your dad did, and I want to try to give that back to you.

It's a perfect fit. Our demographics are skewing older...

It's actually named in tribute after my mother. Her name was Florence.

It's almost as Like we have one brain...

It's also a reunion for the Steinbloom family, minus Dad, of course.

It's blowing out a message To every woman, child and man

It's blowing out a message To every woman, child and man

It's blowing out a message To every woman, child and man

It's blowing peace and freedom It's blowing equality

It's blowing peace and freedom It's blowing equality

It's blowing peace and freedom It's blowing equality

It's Crabbe Town, not Crabbeville.

It's gonna be very fast. It's gonna be in two weeks. And it had to be in Town Hall...

It's just a thought.

It's lighting up this mighty wind That's blowing everywhere

It's Like having a carnival come to town.

It's Like I'LL have an idea, it will just be a teeny, tiny Little spark...

It's not called furniture. It's a set.

It's not something we usually do. This is more of a classical venue.

It's odd that Laurie came from such a different

It's painted this way. It Looks completely three dimensional from the audience.

It's painted to Look three dimensional. If you go back there

It's public television. I don't think....

It's really confusing. I'm hearing you the same timbre, and it's cluttered.

It's scary but it's true So do what the Good Book tells you to

It's so wonderful to see the people...

It's something, you know, sometimes you get razzed a Little bit.

It's The New Main Street Singers! Thank you so much.

It's The New Main Street Singers! Thank you so much.

It's time to kick on back Toss your cares away

It's too Late. I forgot what a selfish

It's usually because of acts Like The New Main Street Singers.

It's your father. Why would he do that?

Jib sheets hauling to leeward hard

Jonathan? Hi.

Just always kept you wanting to get there, to understand him.

Just beyond the man with the big shirt.

Just deal with it. You were Dad's favorite. I've never said this to a single soul.

Just far enough away to have been peopled with pure, unadulterated white trash.

Just look for the busted neon sign That flashes

Just look for the busted neon sign That flashes

Just look for the busted neon sign That flashes

Just wish he didn't take things so seriously.

Kerplunk!

Ladies and gentlemen, as deputy mayor, it gives me no greater pleasure...

Ladies and gentlemen, The Folksmen!

Ladies and gentlemen, The New Main Street Singers.

Ladies and gentlemen, The New Main Street Singers.

Last week you were going to come in at 5...

Late '61 .

Later on we were kind of moved down the food chain...

Let me say a few words about The New Main Street Singers.

Let's go, boys Potato's in the paddy wagon

Let's go, boys Potato's in the paddy wagon

Let's just hang on.

Let's not rain on the parade, okay? He's in.

Let's start right out. Hey, wha' happened?

Like big, Like, not just big, but big time stuff.

Live from Town Hall, Ode to Irving...

Loco man

Long time no see.

Magnificent.

Mama says it's more than fair Mama says it's more than fair

Mark and I met at the University of Vermont in about '61 ?

May have heard of it.

Maybe if I did it higher and he did it lower

Maybe she thought we might have fallen...

Maybe that's why I sold it so well.

Maybe you'd Like to take Mitch to see your trains?

Me.

Mean. Mean Little bugger.

Mickey started shouting at Mitch. She just went off.

Mickey, Mickey, Mitch, Mitch!

Mike heads.

Milk, she sweeter than honey wine

Mitch and Mickey.

Mitch is gone. Oh, my God.

Mitch was so strong and so smart and knew what he wanted...

Mitch was there with his jaw wired shut...

Mitch, where the hell were you?

Mitch?

Mitch.

Mom and Daddy put together Quite a little posse

More precious than a pot of

More precious than a pot of gold

More precious than a pot of gold

More precious than a pot of gold

More precious than a pot of gold

Music stands, microphone stands, mikes, guitars.

Music.

My dad, Fred Knox, was an original Main Street Singer...

My daddy was the son of a railroad man

My daddy was the son of a railroad man

My father used to lock me away in a room...

My God, that's terrible. What do you mean he won't come out of the room?

My mama was the cold north wind

My mother was the cold north wind

My one fear in getting together with Mickey was...

My partner Chuck Wiseman and myself had gotten together...

My partner Chuck Wiseman and myself, we called it quits too.

My sister Well, they were all at the show, but my sister Jocelyn said:

My sweet, my dear, my darling

My sweet, my dear, my darling

My young tears mixed with the rain, I'm walking away and I hear a voice.

Never did no wandering

Never did no wandering

Never did no wandering

Never did no wandering

Never did no wandering

Never did no wandering

Never did no wandering after all

Never did no wandering after all

Never did no wandering after all

Never did no wandering after all

Never did no wandering after all

Never heard the whistle Of a lonesome freight

Never heard the whistle Of a southbound freight

No glue. No middle, no....

No, I didn't think this through.

No, I need you, Mitch. I need Mitch and Mickey. Mitch and Mickey.

No, I never did no wandering

No, I never did no wandering

No, I was gonna

No, I was singing: Everybody's gonna sing

No, we do not ride around on broomsticks and wear pointy hat

No, you had to provide it yourself.

No!

No. Model trains. Do you Like model trains?

Nobody's busting your chops. Yet.

Nope.

Not people with a sore throat, people who can do a believable neigh!

Not people with a sore throat, people who can do a believable neigh!

Not radically younger. Which I hope is all right.

Now they don't allow no frowns inside Leave them by the door

Now they don't allow no frowns inside Leave them by the door

Now we want to hear from our horse people. This section.

Now we want to hear from our horse people. This section.

Now, maybe during the day they hear death penalty cases, and at night...

Now, you're not going to read about this dimension in a book, or in a magazine...

Of all those ferkakte people, I Love Mitch, he's my favorite.

Of course, Alan, of course. He was the first to

Of course, I Loved to sing, ever since I was a Little girl.

Oh, a mighty wind's a blowing It's kicking up the sand

Oh, a mighty wind's a blowing It's kicking up the sand

Oh, boy. I never thought it was possible.

Oh, I Like that. The women, sexual discrimination.

Oh, I never did no wandering

Oh, Jesus.

Oh, my God. Mitch is gone. He's just, he's gone.

Oh, that's great!

Oh, when the veil of dreams has lifted

Oh, when the veil of dreams has lifted

Oh, when the veil of dreams has lifted

Oh, work.

Oh, yes. Do you Like trains?

Okay, bring it across. Bring it across.

Okay, bring it down. Back up.

Okay, I'm remembering some things now, yeah. There was lots of fighting going on.

Okay.

Okay. Okay.

Okeinhoreh, I say, and God bless him.

On behalf of the entire Steinbloom family...

One in C. Here we go.

One night Mama went to fetch Herself a sweet potato

One of the founding members has passed away, but he's with us tonight anyway!

One of the records he put me in there with was Sunny Side Up.

One, two, three, and....

One, two, three, and....

One, two, three.

Or the humming of its driving wheel

Or the singing of its driving wheel

Or when they pull back, kind of Like a California Adventure ride...

Our beliefs are fairly commonplace and simple to understand.

Parched in exile Thirsty for your smile

PBN New York is proud to present:

People here call me King Larry or Your Majesty ...

People Like you and I have what they call leakage problems.

People wanted more close ups. I want to make sure we get plenty of close ups.

Please join all of us and give a really warm welcome to our first group...

Pretty good. That's the ticket. You got it.

Put him in a cell with a long hose on him Put him in a cell with a long hose on him

Put him in a cell with a long hose on him Put him in a cell with a long hose on him

Quick plugola, I'm Mike LaFontaine, owner and founder of Hi Class Management.

Red, orange, yellow, green, blue

Right. A completely different path.

Roll A. Fade up on A.

Seeing these long lines of fans...

Seriously, you've put up some great numbers.

Seven...

Shalom.

She started throwing anything she could get her hands on at Mitch. Anything.

She was very protective. You could say overly protective.

Should've talked to him beforehand, but I haven't talked to him in so long.

Sitting here on the sand

Sitting here on the sand

So far, so good.

So I haven't kept up our ties. That's why this is kind of nice.

So I Listened to it when I was Little.

So I Look for someone out in the audience and that's what brings me real joy.

So if you've got a hankering I'll tell you where to go

So if you've got a hankering I'll tell you where to go

So my sister was born down there

So scary, so scary. But I just....

So the morning after the big show at Town Hall...

So the people complained that you'd get this vinyl, in those days...

So this is the real furniture, and this is....

So we played and I had a hit that you might have heard of.

So when I sing, I want to give out what was given to me.

So when Mr. Menschell called me in 1995, my dad died...

Someone shot the mayor, they did not shoot the deputy.

Sounds cliche, but it's kind of a blur, you know? They loved us.

Stay on: We shared

Steinbloom is survived by his wife and three children.

Steinbloom managed the careers of such million selling folk groups as...

Stork dropped in While she was on the floor

Sun breaks over the sprits'l yard

Sunny land

Sure Flo, Sure Flo

Taken alone they are merely Jerry Palter...

Talking about the loco man.

Terry and I worship an unconventional deity.

Thank you again.

Thank you for having us back.

Thank you sincerely, Your Honor...

Thank you so much for letting Mitch and I do this again.

Thank you so much.

Thank you very much, Alan's.

Thank you very much, Your Honor, or Your deputy Honor.

Thank you very much. I just checked into the hotel.

Thank you very much. Very nice of you.

Thank you very, very much for coming.

Thank you, Irv. Thanks for the good seats.

Thank you, New York City, for that very warm welcome.

Thank you!

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you. Good night.

Thank you. Thank you.

Thank you. Yeah, it's really us.

That commercial crapola.

That doesn't work. They'll just be flat out confused.

That song is so fun to sing. I hope you enjoyed it as much as we did.

That was Dad, you know. He was just out there, with people.

That was decided in case 126, Johnson vs....

That will give me the confidence that will help me to play my best...

That's also part of public relations.

That's it, nice and crisp!

That's nice.

That's really getting confusing. It's really confusing.

That's the thing. You go together.

That's very nice.

That's what I Like doing!

That's what I wanted to start by saying. I think you're doing a fabulous job.

The acoustics are just perfect.

The DA's office called. They can't find any witnesses, so he's in the clear.

The good old constipation, you know?

The good years.

The guy said Midtown. He said you can't miss it.

The harmonics were amazing.

The horses neigh

The Main Street Singers, 1968.

The naches I'm feeling right now. Your dad was Like mishpoche to me.

The network execs said, Look, we're not sitting in judgment of your ideas.

The neuf tet sound.

The phenomenon of that kiss was....

The pigs oink, oink

The power of another dimension.

The silver tentacles of the moon's rays haunt me....

The Spanish Civil War.

The story of this mighty wind That's blowing everywhere

The word witch may be a problem for some of you. It has silly connotations.

Their music was the voice of a generation.

Then it quiets down.

There was a lot of anger in Mitch...

There you go.

There's a block warmer for the Volvo in the garage...

There's a deception here. The audience...

There's a kiss at the end of the rainbow

There's a kiss at the end of the rainbow

There's a kiss at the end of the rainbow

There's a kiss at the end of the rainbow

There's a kiss at the end of the rainbow

There's a kiss at the end of the rainbow

There's a Lot of tension there. And at night, and this is what sold the networks...

There's a nurse on duty If you don't feel right

There's a star on the horizon And it's burning like a flare

There's always something cooking At Old Joe's Place

There's chicken on the table But you gotta say grace

There's pie in the pantry And the coffee's always hot

There's pie in the pantry And the coffee's always hot

There's popcorn in the popper And a porker in the pot

There's popcorn in the popper And a porker in the pot

There's sausage in the morning And a party every night

These were my friends, and they were made out of gin boxes.

They can be running, playing tennis, laughing, sneezing, anything.

They Loved my idea where the kids played babies.

They say the highway's just one big road

They tried to get close to him, but I was close to him.

They used to go out, come back, they had a great time. Except a couple of cruises...

They were here working on When You're Next To Me...

They were still good records. Good product.

They'll have tops when we're done, don't worry. We do this every day.

They're a disaster. They're too low, too tangy.

They're all talking about a feeling About a taste that's in the air

They're all talking about this mighty wind That's blowing everywhere

They're at eye height. Someone could come over to sniff, admire...

They're called The Folksmen, but after tonight's performance...

They're just waiting for an elderly person to wheel by...

They've brushed their teeth by that time, it's not even germane.

This flame, Like all flames, represents the Light and the darkness.

This is a one day at a time kind of thing.

This is great and I want to tell you...

This is not an occult science.

This is not one of those crazy systems...

This is the best place to sing in New York and possibly the world.

This isn't really just a reunion for the folk groups.

This might make good dessert talk.

This thing clicked with The Klappers too, so we joined forces...

This was our crazy way of getting here.

This whole area here is called Crabbe Town.

Those are Lights, and that's a ceiling above us!

Though an ocean of tears divides us

Though an ocean of tears divides us

Though silenced behind This barbed wire mask

Through our ceremonies and our rituals...

To be quite honest, I bought the image as much as anyone else.

To do then then was very now tro, if you will.

To see if there's a reflection. So he started to smile.

To the furbelow of the wily whale

Together, we could make a fortune and you will have a ball.

Town hall. Tonight. Mitch and Mickey at the Town Hall.

Two weeks before he died he took me aside and he said to me:

Two weeks rehearsal. That's the way to play Town Hall.

Use our buttocks d****s and penis clamp

Very confident. Very focused.

Very important to back off the pressure. Okay?

Very inarticulate. Rude.

Vocalist. We went to New York to see what was happening in the biz.

Walking down to Main Street Everybody's gonna sing

Walking out into the spot...

Wandered

Wandered through each other's secrets

Washes up, he ties his shoes Puts his hat upon his head

Watching all the fish swim away

We all gotta wear the uniform until we're ready to take it off.

We all hopped into the old Chevy pickup And we caught them at the top of the hill

We are The Folksmen. We hope you've had a wonderful time tonight.

We are WINC. W I N C.

We can't imagine doing this without you. It's as simple as that.

We cannot conceive of doing this

We dig what you do.

We don't often do encores, and this is why.

We don't want people to reach for their remotes here.

We ended up getting together and it just kind of....

We experience it as alive...

We go out, do the song we're known for, get it out of the way.

We gotta give them more. We have to give them more.

We had fun with that and other catch phrases.

We had to get rid of the lavender because it attacked my eyes.

We have a song we'd Like to do called The Skeletons of Quinto.

We have plenty of close ups scheduled.

We Love the kids, we wanna put them on a series.

We Love you!

We open with Wandering.

We rode Shetland ponies instead of horses. It was funny, my mom used to say:

We say you can enjoy a toothpaste commercial or hear folk music.

We shared a song

We shared. I think you might stay below me on

We simply fused together...

We started singing together.

We took some very nice meetings. I ran over my ideas.

We traded

We traded

We traded an honored worth

We were both interested in folk music, and there was a big folk music scene...

We were lucky to be joined by one of the greatest talents of our generation...

We were on stage and we had a horrible Little heckler.

We were the North Four.

We work together very well.

We'd be lucky to be in Branson, opening for The Main Street Singers.

We'll need some chickens. We got any chickens?

We'll start off with Mr. Alan's Barrows on the banjo.

We'll still hear the wondrous story Of a world where people care

We're back!

We're excited to be involved with this project.

We're not broadcasting from a motel room. We gotta get him out of there.

We're not gonna be working up here by ourselves!

We're pleased to have the folk people here tomorrow.

We're professionals here, you see. We get ideas that help sell.

We're talking about the dickeys? I think I'm on record as Mr. Anti dickey.

We've got a brothel down there above the saloon.

We've got some gigs here working at the casinos.

We've got the schpilkes because we're sitting right there.

Well, 10 years and 30 albums later, we disbanded, but we'd had a good run.

Well, I got good news and better news.

Well, I was known for doing a certain thing...

Well, I'm feeling very relaxed.

Well, I've been playing the music of The Main Street Singers...

Well, if he has to fall, he shouldn't fall from so very high.

Well, there's a puppy in the parlor And a skillet on the stove

Well, there's a puppy in the parlor And a skillet on the stove

Well, there's a puppy in the parlor And a skillet on the stove

Well, there's a puppy in the parlor And a skillet on the stove

Well, we don't ride on broomsticks.

Well, we're gonna go find him.

Well, yeah.

Well, you know, that may be true.

Were you planning to study it later academically, or...?

What a great crowd. This crowd might want to join us...

What are you doing? Mitch could be Lying face down in a ditch!

What are you singing there? You got the root on sing?

What do you say, Mitch? It's up to you. Are you going to be with us?

What if we see sailfish jumping...

What is it you do, Leonard?

What we can sell to you.

What we can sell to you.

What?

What? Yeah?

What's happening here? Could you run your hand over that?

When I heard I got these tickets to The Folksmen, I let out a geshreeyeh...

When I was 12, I formed the J.C.P.L., the ******* Children's Polo League.

When the blind man sees the picture When the deaf man hears the word

When the fisherman stops fishing When the hunter spares the herd

When you could hold a rattle, you'd hold a dulcimer. And we Learned to play.

When you put it that way, it's almost poetry.

Whenever I'm out wandering Chasing a rainbow dream

Where did I go up? I remember hitting a....

Where friendly folks can gather And raise the rafters high

Which means, How's It Hanging, Grandma? and it was big on the Swedish charts.

Which was impossible.

Who is this guy? I can't afford that kind of money for a ticket.

Witches In Nature's Colors. WINC.

With a face like a parboiled yam

With the kiss. Turn it up a Little bit.

Without Mitch, we got gornisht. We have nothing.

Won't make your patients cringe

Wonder how they're gonna handle that.

Would be a crane. Do we have a crane standing by?

Would you call them a mike head, or would it be the mike?

Would you just think about it?

Yeah, thank God for model trains.

Yeah, the corporate underwriters wouldn't go for it, so....

Yeah, we didn't know you were gonna turn into a monster on us.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah. But also, I mean...

Yeah. We do this every single day. This is just Like clockwork.

Yes, a mighty wind's a blowing Cross the land and cross the sea

Yes, a mighty wind's a blowing Cross the land and cross the sea

Yes, a mighty wind's a blowing Cross the land and cross the sea

Yes, I think so!

Yes, it's blowing peace and freedom It's blowing you and me

Yes, we do. We have all three Folksmen.

Yes.

Yes.

You always teased me with those card games. You taught me cards.

You can't have, especially on a folk bill, two people doing the same song.

You did not sing that sixth, and I want to see you sing that sixth.

You didn't tell him what we were opening with?

You do not want to be on a cruise ship when dysentery breaks out...

You don't have to take everything personally. It's not you. It's her. Forgive me.

You have impacted fecal mass in your rectum pushing on your bladder.

You just wear what you have on. You sound fine.

You know the policy.

You know those swooping shots where it goes over the audience...

You know, 35 years ago, preparing for a concert...

You know, I mean, we gotta do something.

You know, I produced a reunion show before.

You know, I went along for the ride.

You know, in diapers. And...

You know, those last few years....

You know. That damn kiss.

You led him on. You shouldn't have kissed him if you didn't wanna go all the way.

You Like to make amends, but you can't, so we'll try to do it with one good

You might remember it, we hope you do.

You okay?

You okay?

You rock me. You rock my world. What ?

You sing Like crap! You get off the stage!

You singing the root?

You swear to God you didn't talk to Menschell about the set?

You want me to You mean, I'm supposed to talk to him?

You were Dad's favorite. Okay.

You were Mr. Drop the dickey.

You were, Like, 15 years old with a deck of cards in your hands.

You'd get close to him and he'd inch back that much further, you know.

You're close, I just don't think you're quite there yet.

You're not the only one that's thinking about Dad now.

You're not the only person going through this

You're right! Mitch, you're right! Oh, I forgot that.

You're so far away from me

You're so far away from me

Your kiss

Your spirit burns through That I might bask

...and it's up to you to center it. It would teeter crazily on the spindle.

...because we were then. It wasn't retro then...

...playing folk music with these gentlemen. Right back at you.

...something that it's pretending to be? Yes, it's perfectly fine.

...which was the label to be on. Terrific Label.

A beautiful story. I tell you.

A beautiful story. I tell you.

Absolutely. If they didn't have model trains...

ALL right, here's your giant banjo. It's very flat.

And I'LL be there. We'll see.

Apple blossoms. Is that what they're called?

Are we on? You've been on for five minutes.

Because we never get together. Not really.

But they Look shaky. No, they're perfectly

Can she do these songs solo? It's not my fault.

Can you sing me a sixth? Could you sing a sixth?

Can you sing me a sixth? Could you sing a sixth?

Did I miss it? No. It's about a mile.

Do you have a map? I have a map, but not in the car.

Everybody gonna sing Everybody gonna sing

Everything is exactly the way you Those are Lights hanging up there?

Five dollars says they do it. And a kiss is the oath that they swear

Give yourselves a big hand. Give yourselves a big pat on the back.

Go ahead. You have a problem in the bridge?

Good night, everybody! Good night. Thank you very much.

Good to be back! Thank you.

Good. Which hotel was that, then?

Half Moon Cafe. The Half Moon Cafe and

Have you seen Mitch? No.

He got a Little nervous. I don't need this tsuris in my Life.

He was singing, he was backing people up I thought I was a guitar player at the time.

He's in. Mitch is in. Really?

He's wandering. He likes to wander. They go on in a couple of minutes!

Hello, Mickey. Mitch.

Hey. Hey, pretty Lady!

How are you? Great.

I don't think so. Tony, I give him a sixth?

I knew you looked familiar. Just a little.

I Learned to sing with Mitch. And

I mean.... To do then now would be retro.

I think it's clear what we do. What?

I wonder if it'll happen tomorrow night. Oh, yeah.

I'm gonna make a Left. Try again.

I'm not sure if I'm going north or south. Where is it again?

I'm the cabin boy, call me Jim His name's Jim

I've actually got a bit of French blood. I'd Love to see this town in the autumn.

If you do what you did before. I can't get that much higher.

Is it on the way? Look, guys, I'LL get us here.

Is there a cockfight arena near here? She's joking, right?

Is this an actual street lamp? I'm sure it was at one time.

It has chrome on the front of the hotel. You wanna hang a Left.

It was a 16 hour trip. This will be quicker than that.

It's good to see you. You too. So....

It's just a question of time. Pull over and Let me drive.

It's just a very retro look. I'm totally available for the discussion of it.

It's nice to meet you. Welcome to the house of Crabbe.

It's unbelievable. Congratulations!

Let the bridge of our love span the sea Three. Twenty two. Two.

Mark was a bass, really, a bass singer. I sang way down here.

Me too! I could care less about it.

Mitch Cohen, this is my husband. Leonard Crabbe, very nice to meet you.

Mr. Palter has an altar, I see. Yeah. The Palter Porch.

No, we don't have a crane. Wow!

Not a bad looking gent, to boot. No, that's true. That didn't hurt.

Oh, baby. Oh, baby.

Penny stakes. Yeah.

Ready, three, wide. Three.

Ready, two. Two.

Right on down here. Here, hold it.

So, what do you got? You got vocal? Vocal.

Some of them are already in there. They've been assigned directions?

Sorry about that. Listen, the thought was wonderful.

Sure. It's a bit of a passion for me.

Tammy, we all set on the pre record? Yeah.

Ten seconds to air. Roll pre record on my count.

Thank you so much! Thank you.

Thank you so much. Excellent.

Thank you very much. Thank you.

Thank you. Thank you. He said he would be a part of this?

Thank you. You can take this. Okay.

That is nice. It's nice.

That would be great. It would be.

The crap pummeled out of him. I don't remember much.

There's apple brandy by the keg And sawdust on the floor

There's apple brandy by the keg And sawdust on the floor

They didn't have any distribution. No distribution at all.

They don't have tops on them. Pardon?

Those are microphones? Microphone stands.

Turn it back up. We give the audience a choice.

Two. T W O. Badours.

Wait. I doubled after you? No, with me. That's doubling.

We don't really see each other. No. We don't need to.

We really want them. You'll have them.

We talk. A Lot. We talk a Lot. We talk on the phone a Lot.

We were playing at a place.... The Folk Place.

We weren't really listening. We were downstairs.

What are you getting? Well, I'm getting a bounce.

What's the icing? The icing's the rest of the act.

Who is that? Who are any of us?

Why didn't someone go out with him? What?

Would you consider doing both parts? No. I'd consider going home...

Wow. The waiting is over.

Yeah, I can sing that. Sure. Let's try it again. One, two, three.

Yeah, I guess you can. Yeah.

Yeah, I think he did. Did he put it in writing?

Yes, they do. And the bullfrogs croak

Yes. Good. Lunch is not quite ready.

Yes. He said that just now on the phone?

You climb aboard the ferry at the same time. Okay, fair enough.

You guys were great. Wonderful crowd.

...a blond, female folk singer...

...a Cry For Help, contained numbers Like If I Had A Gun ...

...a fantastic person in general.

...a rebirth of some of the finest folk music ever created in this city?

...a superb moment in the history of folk music.

...a voyage on this magnificent vessel...

...about whom Dad used to say...

...after defending the honor of a girl he didn't even know.

...always that it might rekindle...

...amazing things that happen to the groups.

...an evening of folk music.

...an instrumental figure in guiding folk music...

...and asked me to be a part of this band, I said:

...and became The Main Street Singers.

...and constantly shaping our experience.

...and distant, you know?

...and everybody, everybody loved to hang around Mitch.

...and flying across the magnificent orb of a setting sun?

...and hammers in on a shot of one of the musicians playing?

...and he said, What are you doing there? But really...

...and he'd just back off a little more.

...and hear, I don't think so!

...and I did that thing where I put my hands down fast...

...and I had to Let me out or I would die.

...and I just focused on Mitch.

...and I made cardboard cutouts of everybody in the group to sing with them.

...and I want to entertain and make people happy.

...and I'm running with my friend Like a vilde chaye...

...and impaled our heads on a pointy bishop or something, I don't know.

...and knock on the men's room door, Will you be coming out soon? ...

...and may be poisonous, so please, don't eat them.

...and met these two guys.

...and poke an eye out. I'd Love to clip it off.

...and put on a good show for Dad.

...and sing my best and be my best...

...and spread them across the town of Crabbeville.

...and started making music together.

...and that can be a minus with corporate underwriters.

...and the sweethearts of the folk music scene, Mitch and Mickey.

...and then I started to do some cameos.

...and then it will get to Wally and he'll make it a fire.

...and then send me to bed with nothing but dessert.

...and they really gave me a break from that...

...and walked into one such coffeehouse one night and there

...and we've got two weeks to put together this very complicated event.

...and you can't put a price on that.

...and you gotta have a screw loose to go in for it.

...and you never showed up. It's okay, it's just that

...and you want to give them...

...and young people got behind the message in a big way.

...and, you know, places Like juvenile halls.

...any generation, as a matter of fact, Ramblin' Sandy Pitnik.

...Anyone But You, May She Rot in Hell.

...anything they want.

...arriving at the concert hall...

...as there were on many colleges. We formed The Twobadours.

...bake a nice tray of Nanaimo bars, lie in bed, watch TV.

...because I do everything that needs to be done.

...because I was invited to join the re formed New Main Street Singers.

...because it doesn't exist anywhere...

...because they sing beautifully and they tell a fascinating story.

...because where else could we have such an event? It had to be Town Hall.

...but I always thought we should have something bigger, a fuller sound.

...but I see this tall, dark figure go over and there's this intense Little...

...but it's cold in there in the winter.

...but now it seems there are only nine. I don't know if it's a budget thing or not.

...but now, to try a retro thing, it might just look kind of sad.

...but we'd go back to Sweden every year, my family and I, in the winter...

...by all of the fabulous groups and people that he used to represent.

...by the theatrics of the moment.

...Chuck Wiseman moved to San Francisco where he started a business...

...dark, that darkness.

...dysentery broke out on the ship. I was not there.

...dysentery broke out on the ship. I was not there.

...either have a flaccid or a spastic bladder...

...every time I see a rose.

...except in my own mind.

...feelings that she used to have for me.

...Folk Music Day in the Big Apple.

...for all of us.

...for reasons, you know, that he had.

...from its humble beginnings in the 1950s to its zenith in popularity in the 1960s.

...have dangerously Low hanging vines...

...having stagehands saying, Good show, Mitch.

...he's gonna have friends in the shower room!

...I have the very first poem...

...I know that when I walk out on stage tonight, I will My skin...

...I think people here would be happy because we don't have much of that now.

...I think we're all going to have to call them The Spokesmen ...

...I wanna spend as much of the rest of my Life as possible...

...I would Like to make a brief announcement.

...I've been wearing it for a month.

...if you're not weary of hearing stories about your dad, I want to tell you a Little story.

...in a Little audience participation.

...in a very meaningful way.

...in honor of Dad.

...in some of his short films for more mature audiences.

...in the green hills just outside the city of Bar

...into uncharted waters.

...is the basis of all creation.

...it always makes me laugh to see babies talk Like adults.

...it's Like it's 1968...

...knew that he had an amazing hum.

...Let's raise our glasses and Let's hum for Dad.

...maybe a great moment in the history of humans.

...meant playing find the cobra with a hotel chambermaid.

...my whole life, I mean, from way back in Tampa.

...Norwegian fishermen have used hand cream for centuries.

...oak, poplar, maple, chestnut...

...of divination and astrology. That's hooey...

...of taking care of my skin.

...operating on the 49th vibration. You'd make that conclusion...

...or '67, or '66.

...or in a newspaper...

...or somebody in a walker, or with a brace on their leg.

...right into the theater, in the front row.

...six, five, four...

...so I came here and became part of that scene.

...so I grew up with this kind of music.

...so the story goes behind this particular song...

...so, in a sense, every 13.5 seconds, a new incontinent is born, as it were.

...so, in a sense, every 13.5 seconds, a new incontinent is born, as it were.

...something going on, and all of a sudden, he's pummeled.

...than to officially declare tomorrow...

...that at the age of 8 years old, I went down into the basement...

...that have enjoyed your music all these years.

...that many of the other girls wouldn't do.

...that Mitch and I met in the hospital.

...that represents the thing that it actually is, can that be next to...

...that there had been abuse in my family, but it was mostly musical in nature.

...that we share between us.

...that we will take with us after the show.

...that would be a concert that would be performed...

...that you wrote me.

...the awesome and vibratory power of color.

...the decibel Level.

...the door slammed shut. Sold out, right when I got there.

...The Folksmen and Mitch and Mickey.

...the laundry or, Say, why don't the Ladies bring the coffee?

...The Main Street Singers, The Folksmen...

...the music world mourns the death of folk music icon Irving Steinbloom...

...the sound of the crowd cheering...

...the TV network executives were crawling out of the woodwork...

...they argue about who cooks dinner or who does...

...they Live in one big house and they take off their robes and sing folk songs.

...they spell absolutely fantastic.

...they were the kind of infectious that it was good to spread around.

...they wouldn't have gotten the idea for the big trains.

...they're expecting to see a man who no Longer exists.

...they're handling some of the top, most difficult cases in the land.

...three, two....

...to be a great thing for you know who, but I'm Looking at numbers

...to keep an instrument tuned with that temperature swing.

...to keep it on a professional level.

...to pay back this much back to his memory.

...to see the enormity of the event and the venue.

...to start with? This is a Live television show.

...to the Folk Tone Label which was a subsidiary.

...to the next album, Calling It Quits.

...took it the wrong way, I think.

...trapped in the body of a bald, male folk singer...

...true Love and romance and sweetness, and....

...trying to get The New Main Street Singers into a TV series.

...until they were sued over something having to do with a box of benwa balls.

...walking down the street or going to the store.

...was a beautiful rose sitting in a vase on the night table next to the bed.

...was a retro image of something that wasn't retro because we weren't retro...

...we have witnessed firsthand...

...we open with Old Joe's Place.

...we were at a hootenanny and we were jamming with the Klapper Family.

...what was surging through my body.

...when I blew town at 15 and ended up in San Francisco, California.

...when this time of year rolls around. A time of conflict and bloodshed.

...where you get caught up in the heat of the moment...

...where you see the whole thing, that would be nice too.

...which I noticed was a problem.

...which is what we do.

...which is when we'd propose to do this concert.

...which reminds me, I was at a swingers party and a guy said to me:

...which was a flip from the normal thing.

...which was their Last album together.

...who want nothing more than to have you sign an autograph...

...will Look its best in front of 2000 people.

...with Fred Knox and Bill Weyburn.

...with his two brothers. The Three Wiseman's Sex Emporium.

...with nothing but the Percy Faith recording of Bim Bam Boom ...