Description
Michael C Ford – Language Commando – Vinyl Record
Language Commando is a poetry album by Michael C. Ford, an American poet and spoken word artist. This album was released in 1986 and features Ford’s distinctive style of spoken word performance. Michael C Ford was born on the Illinois side of Lake Michigan.
His debut spoken word vinyl, on New Alliance Records, LANGUAGE COMMANDO earned a Grammy nomination in 1986.
Michael C. Ford is known for his energetic and expressive delivery of poetry, often accompanied by music or soundscapes. His work often explores themes of social commentary, satire, and personal reflection.
Language Commando is a reflection of Ford’s talent as a spoken word artist, and it captures his unique and engaging approach to delivering poetry. Spoken word albums like this one provide an auditory experience that combines the power of words with the rhythms and cadences of spoken language.
Michael C. Ford contributions to the spoken word and performance poetry scenes are appreciated by those who enjoy the genre for its creativity and ability to convey a wide range of emotions and ideas through spoken language.
Brand new, never played and still sealed in the factory plastic seal with promo slit in jacket
Freeway / New Alliance Records 1986
Track Listing
Poluting The Poetry Pool
A Portion Of The Headsets Program, KLOS-FM/ Highway Retrospect
Rita hayworth Has Been Declared Mentally Incompetant
Courtesy Of Crenshaw Village
The Pacific Ocean Prepares For Its Own Funeral
Extreme Unction For James Douglas Morrison
Henry Miller Letter Soliloquy
This Message
We’ll Give You Just One Minute
JFK
Belles
Professor
Suburban Neighborhood Suite (1st Movement)
Intermountain Summer
The Jon Voight Story
Dorothy Dandridge
Clara Bow
Conversation
Roast Biff
Monk
Virgin River Gorge
The Canticle Is Out Of Tune
Octagenetics On Acient History
Art Pepper
Unpopular Song
A Poem That asks The Musical Question: Is Jack Kerouac Really Dead In America
Mick’s Pick
Mellow Groove Grave Elegy
The Pacific Coast League
