
[Fine fine artwork found here; Smudge lore here.]

[Still from this video, linky found here. Not sure about the authenticity.]

Stop Overlooking Me, The Cairos (1966)Founded in 1964, folded in 1967, Shrine Records is considered the rarest of the soul labels.
“Miss Ray, Barry Gordy‘s second wife, started Shrine Records with her new hubby after both bounced from Motown. Shrine (located in D.C.) issued the peppy “Stop Overlooking Me” b/w “Don’t Fight It” in 1966; it flopped just like the other 18 singles bearing the Shrine logo.”
Some people have super powers.
House of Hands [via Mme. Jujujive].
Right Now in the Life of a Bald Eagle.
Possibly the best “About Me” page I’ve read.
Great camera shot from the 2022 Olympics [via].
Para-Lex Radio – the precursor to High-Fi Radio.
About those numbers:
The article includes data that refutes its own headline.
[Top image of a Keith Richards dried apple head cropped from here.]
From the Archives: 1 year ago. 5 years ago. 10 years ago.
Cat City (2017) by Vewn.
“I wanted to portray a world where a character’s experience in the physical world is a reflection of their emotional turmoil. In a way, it parallels my own experience of growing up and leaving home to pursue what I thought was my dream, and then slowly realizing it wasn’t what I thought it would be.”
-Victoria Vincent
Joe Willie “Pinetop” Perkins (1913-2011) passed on a year after this performance. A long time member of Muddy Waters‘ band, he recorded Pinetop’s Boogie Woogie (1953), a song originally written and recorded by Clarence “Pinetop” Smith in 1929.
Woman Don’t Lie & Somebody Loan Me A Dime – Luther Johnson, with Sonny Thompson on piano (1973). The second [3:50] is a cover of a Fenton Robinson song.
Have a great weekend, more to come tomorrow.

[Found here.]

[Un-photoshopped image found in here.]