Monday, March 9, 2009

Get Back, Stevie Joe



Back to Where I Once Belonged,
Stevie Joe Parker

Monday, March 2, 2009

Stevie Joe Remembers Wrigley Field

From a 1978 Wrigley Field program:

Box Seats  $5.50
Reserved Grandstand  $4.50
General Admission (adults)  $3.00
General Admission (children, age 13 and under)  $1.50
Senior Citizens General Admissions, Tuesday  $1.00
Ladies Day Friday, General Admission, 14 or older  $1.00
Bleachers  $1.50

All Beef Quarter Pd. Hot Dog  $1.00
Oscar Mayer Hot Dog  60c
Hamburger Sandwich  70c
Smokie Link Sandwich  70c
French Fries  35c
Better Baked Cheese Pizza  65c
Better Baked Sausage Pizza  65c
Borden's Frosty Malt  45c
Coffee  30c
Hot Chocolate  30c
Coca Cola  40c & 75c
Heileman's Old Style Beer 85c & $1.00
Miller's High Life Beer  85c & $1.00
Salted-In-Shell Peanuts  25c
Cracker Jack  45c
Popcorn  35c
Candy  35c
Cigars  25c
Cigarettes  75c
Wrigley's Gum, 5, 7-stick pkg  15c & 20c
Wrigley Field Program  25c
Cubs Program Pencil  10c
Pennant (All N.L. Teams)  $1.00
1978 Cubs Roster Book  $1.00
1978 Cubs Color Team Picture  $1.00
Cub Rings (Round or Square)  $1.00
Ballpoint Pen Set  $1.00
Bear Emblem  $1.25
Cub Wristband  $1.25
12 Miniature N.L. Pennants  $2.00
Cubs Plastic Helmet  $2.00
Caps 'n Bats Kit  $2.50
Souvenir Caps  $3.75 & $3.25
Cub T-Shirts  $3.00 & $3.50
Autographed Baseballs  $3.50
Plastic Autograph Ball Holder  $2.00
Ball Cushion  $3.25
Cubs Sweatshirts (Childrens)  $5.50
Cubs Sweatshirts (Adults)  $6.25
Cubs Windbreaker (Childrens)  $10.50
Cubs Windbreaker (Adults)  $11.00

Hey! Hey!
Stevie Joe Parker

Monday, January 19, 2009

Stevie Joe's Land is Your Land



It's made for you and me,
Stevie Joe Parker

UPDATE: HBO HATES AMERICA!

Tuesday, January 13, 2009

Stevie Joe and Neil

For your listening pleasure:

Neil Young - Fork In The Road


Fork in the Road

Got a pot belly,
It's not too big
Gets in my way
When I'm driving my rig

Driving this country
In a big old rig
Things I've seen
Mean a lot

Friend has a pickup
Drives his kid to school
Then he takes his wife
To beauty school

Now she's doin' nails
Gonna get a job
Got a good teacher

There's a fork in the road ahead
I don't which way I'm gonna turn
There's a fork in the road ahead

About this year
We salute the troops
They're all still there
In a fucking war
It's no good
Whose idea was that?

I've got hope
But you can't eat hope
I'm not done
Not giving up
Not cashing in
Too late

There's a bailout coming but it's not for me
It's for all those creeps watching tickers on TV
There's a bailout coming but it's not for me

I'm a big rock star
My sales have tanked
But I still got you
Thanks
Download this
Sounds like shit

Keep on bloggin'
'Til the power goes out
Your battery's dead
Twist and shout

On the radio
Those were the days
Bring 'em back

There's a bailout coming but it's not for you
It's for all those creeps hiding what they do
There's a bailout coming but it's not for you
Bailout coming but it's not for you

Got my flat screen
Got it repo'd now
They picked it up
Left a hole in the wall
Last Saturday
Missed the Raiders game

There's a bailout coming but it's not for you
There's a bailout coming but it's not for you
It's for all those creeps hiding what they do

From another old coot,
Stevie Joe Parker

Sunday, January 11, 2009

Stevie Joe's January Holler Update

A deep freeze has gripped Junebug Holler. This means that Junior and most of the other nuts have confined their activities to the indoors.  The rest of us have enjoyed the quiet.  The Junebug Cafe and Internet Lounge is another matter.

The locals still gather every morning at Prudy's to discuss the news of the day.  Of course, there has been much gnashing of teeth over the collapse of the mortgage, finance, and job markets.  Now, I'm pretty sure that most of the loudest complainers have no mortgage, no investments, and no job.  That won't stop the bitching, though.

I've been holding my own thoughts on the economy in reserve.  My predictions are rather dire, and they might just push the gang right over the edge.  I'll compose them for posting on this here blog, and you folks can read them in a day or two.  A few of the local residents can read and will eventually find out, but they are the ones less likely to cause a panic.

I'm off to church shortly so I have to go.  More Holler news coming soon!

Adios,
Stevie Joe Parker

Saturday, December 20, 2008

Stevie Joe Has More For You About Katrina

"Katrina's Hidden Race War" as published in The Nation.

Reading is fundamental,
Stevie Joe Parker

More from Stevie Joe on Racism

Another useful eight minutes or so:




Feelin' a bit down about some folks,
Stevie Joe Parker