On the road
Mark Kohut
markekohut at yahoo.com
Sun Jan 2 19:39:50 CST 2011
Lit scholar Shelley Brivic says that the earliest use of the phrase 'on the
road' referring
to the practice of rambling without a definite goal is in "Kassie Jones part 2"
(1928) sung
by Furry Lewis, bluesman, most famous mayhaps for "Stick with me Baby, I'll turn
your money green"
[a song I've loved since i was poor].....and who was--should have been?--- known
to Pynchon's circle of musician friends....
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