50 mixes with songs by “Jack+Kerouac”

Inspired by the Beat Generation of the 1950s.

More spoken word pieces from speeches, mumbles, audio verite, poems, stand up, interview answers, etc. Featuring the voices of Henry Rollins, Peter And Raymond, Ken Nordine and many other writers, poets, musicians, comedians, geniuses etc.

april-may vibes.

something for staying inside and making it yourself comfortable - a bit of everything jazzed together, bit of a beatnik feel, little edgy by times

Ink runs from the corners of my mouth.
There is no happiness like mine.
I have been eating poetry.
-Mark Strand, Eating Poetry (1991)

Nothing beats hearing poets read their own works. :)

Thought provoking stories, speeches, poems, phrases, and fly on the wall eavesdroppings. They all serve a purpose and are worth listening to when one is in the mood. So here's 33 of my favorite spoken recordings, including Ivor Cutler, Steven Jesse Bernstein, and Ghost Dog.

Drunken solitude

"The raw cut, the drag, the butte, the star, the draw, the sunflower in the grass — orangebutted west lands of Arcadia, forlorn sands of the isolate earth, dewy exposures to infinity in black space, home of the rattlesnake and the gopher the level of the world, low and flat: the charging restless mute unvoiced road keening in a seizure of tarpaulin power into the route." - Jack Kerouac

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Eight tracks including music by Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg, and William S Burroughs.

Mostly 60s tracks that are a backdrop for a hip time chosen by Ralph and Susan

A groovy little mix i made for my brother-in-law. Including the likes of Exile, Take, and Jack Kerouac.

10 songs, 38 minutes. A short soundtrack for those weird times when you find yourself saying, "Well, they can't all be winners." Includes songs by Lykke Li, Danger Mouse, Luke Vibert, and many other grumbling grumblers.