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''I first saw her dancing one night at the Blue Horizon.'' | |||
'''Just An Ordinary Man''' is a video released on YouTube in 2009 featuring Joe Frank in his characteristic storytelling style, accompanied by James Harrah on guitar. It was originally broadcast on April 27, [[2009]]. | |||
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Revision as of 09:19, 18 February 2021
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Preceded by: | Goodbye |
Followed by: | Dreamers |
I first saw her dancing one night at the Blue Horizon.
Just An Ordinary Man is a video released on YouTube in 2009 featuring Joe Frank in his characteristic storytelling style, accompanied by James Harrah on guitar. It was originally broadcast on April 27, 2009.
Synopsis
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Joe has an exquisitely crafted telescope. He is on the verge of a significant discovery and is interrupted by his ex-wife at the door. She comes in, bedraggled and wet. She changes into a dry robe and they argue about their divorce. Then they exchange wistful stories about their past, then they make love. This happens again and again until Joe realizes it's not his ex: he's never met her before.
Commentary
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Spblat 07:54, 26 Mar 2010 (PDT)
Bravo. More! Classic Joe Frank storytelling. I'm so glad he's still generating new material. I hope we don't wait another three years for the next one :-)