Mumbles, Clark Terry (and the Oscar Peterson Trio (1964)
Reportedly Richard Pryor’s favorite song, Mumbles was also known as Pookie’s Theme for The Soupy Sales Show.
Catlines [via Everlasting Blört].
Pedestrian crossing in Vietnam.
Another reason for the internet.
The moment punk rock was born.
The Mirror Dance [via Bunkerville].
Name that tune [via Feral Irishman].
Flailing hoses [via Memo Of The Air].
Breakfast, dinner, tea & supper 1912.
It’s 2am, SR412 West, 147 miles from Tulsa.
Queen Hepzibah’s favourite Bajan Calypsonian.
The Dual Primate Console [via Sloth Unleashed].
What Did He Say? (The Mumble Song) by The Charioteers.
[Top image: Who Can Sleep, Gérard DuBois (2025) found here.]
From the Archives: 1 year ago. 5 years ago. 10 years ago. 15 years ago.
Tacky Raccoons 
I haven’t gotten through the list, but late night radio from KRMG is a time capsule well worth visiting.
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The recording sounds authentic. You could almost navigate by the clarity of the AM radio signals; as one fades out, find a new one that gets stronger as time passes. Listen to the farm reports while waiting for Paul Harvey at 5am. The portable cassette player was for emergencies only.
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WLS from Chicago was a companion during early morning commutes to tech school; it was listenable in NC until daybreak. First year out of high school, 60 mph in a Dodge Dart with two other carpoolers for an hour, AM was all I could offer. One of the boys had a ’65 Galaxy with an aftermarket 8-track, he had an FM converter we’d use to pick up stations when the sun was up.
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ty!
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ywc!
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Thanks for including my post!
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Imma gonna steal one.
With credit, of course. 😀
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Of course!
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