Document Type
Conference Proceeding
Publication Date
1995
Journal / Book Title
The Role of Impacts in the Evolution of the Atmosphere and Biosphere with Regard to Short- and Long Terms Changes
Abstract
(Slow blues in E for voice, guitar, and blues harmonica.)
1) I woke up this morning; saw a big rock in the sky.
I woke up this morning; I knew I was gonna die.
It's the end of an era; I knew I was gonna die.
2) We were much bigger than the rats and fish.
We were the kings on the land and the sea.
But when that stone came down, we disappeared from the scene.
3) 65 million years - it's a date to recall.
65 million years - enough time for you all.
If you see a stone in the sky, sing the DINOSAUR BLUES.
Conclusions
The dinosaurs became extinct because they lacked a sense of humor.
References
Montanari, A., and Kruge, M., 1991, The Dinosaur Blues: in The Bottaccione K/T Visitor Book, Ristorante Bottaccione, Gubbio, Italy.
MSU Digital Commons Citation
Montanari, Alessandro and Kruge, Michael A., "The Dinosaur Blues" (1995). Department of Earth and Environmental Studies Faculty Scholarship and Creative Works. 99.
https://digitalcommons.montclair.edu/earth-environ-studies-facpubs/99
Published Citation
Montanari A., Kruge M.A. (1995) The Dinosaur Blues (musical score). Presented at the 4th International Workshop of the European Science Foundation Scientific Network on "Impact Cratering and Evolution of Planet Earth"· Ancona, Italy, May 12-17, 1995. In, Montanari A., Coccioni R., Eds., The Role of Impacts in the Evolution of the Atmosphere and Biosphere with Regard to Short- and Long Terms Changes. Abstracts and Field Trips Volume, p. 123.