Don Lonie - Talks Again 1964 [Full Album]

Don Lonie Talks Again, and teenagers respond to the wit and wisdom of America's Number One high school assembly speaker. In an "off the cuff" manner, Don Lonie establishes a rapport with his audience that enables him to communicate so effectively with that special segment of society called teens. The title suggests that Don Lonie has talked before. He has, indeed! His first album, DON LONIE TALKS WITH TEENAGERS, has become the best selling album of its kind ever produced. It's popularity has reached across denominational boundaries, and has been applauded again and again by critics from every corner of the continent. THE NEW THREE "R's" Replacing the age-old 'readin', 'ritin' and 'rithmetic, Don Lonie suggests a new trilogy that can make life more meaningful to today's teens. He pointedly presents the fact that "God doesn't cancel His rulers for teen-agers." He humorously relates a couple of personal examples to prove it. DON LONIE POINTS TO A PERSON This avid traveler and lecturer, who possesses more than an average share of successes in life, tells of the One who waits to make the difference between driving and drifting, between purpose and laxity. His travels have taken him to Great Britain, and his influence for good has been heralded by Parent-Teacher Associations, civic organizations, businessmen's groups, and churches everywhere. Don Lonie has been actively engaged in talking with teenagers since he was one himself. He called Southfield, Michigan, home. As DON LONIE TALKS AGAIN, you will find yourself laughing with the live audience that was present at a church youth conference when this recording was made. And you'll find yourself giving serious considera-tion to the ideas that are shared here. ABOUT DON LONIE Don Lonie was a popular high-school assembly speaker. He used his unique blend of slightly irreverent humor, "hip" teen language and a droll nasal delivery to get across his wholesome message of abstinence and personal responsibility. He is said to have spoken at over 4,000 schools, and any number of business meetings, PTA clubs, and churches. He toured the country giving his talks for over 45 years. Don passed away in November 2001.