A Roger Miller fan lives here.
[Found here.]
Let’s Not Go There.
Totally Tubular Hot Links
I Don’t Care Who Knows, Harold Burrage, Cobra Records (1957)
Personnel: Odie Payne (drums), Willie Dixon (bass), Jody Williams (guitar), Harold Ashby (sax), Harold Burrage (vocals, piano). Burrage died of heart failure in 1966 at the age of 35.
Schrödinger’s cat in real life.
Best headlines of the Internet.
A dog meets Alan Turing statue.
What’s YOUR weapon of choice? (h/t Jaime G.)
What will YOU do if you find yourself in a similar situation?
From the Archives: 1 year ago. 5 years ago. 10 years ago.
[Top image: Late 70’s vintage postcard I found in an old file cabinet.]
Saturday Matinee – Little Remy & The Flying Rockers, Michael Kiwanuka & Willy DeVille
Little Remy & The Flying Rockers – Shadoogie (1962)
Indorock band uit Den Bosch
Ad Boeren – Drums; Rinus Huismans – Slag Gitaar; Guus Silooy – Solo Gitaar; Cees Vermeulen – Bas Gitaar.
Willy (Mink) DeVille had an unusual sound for the late ’70s scene, and Moon Martin‘s Cadillac Walk was one of my favorites. (I didn’t know that Mink DeVille was one of the original house bands at CBGB, but that explains a lot.) h/t Immortal Jukebox.
Michael Kiwanuka‘s One More Night is a cool groove with a quirky video stapled onto it. Can’t quite put my finger on what this reminds me of, but it’s a real smooth combination. Born and raised in London, Kiwanuka is the son of Ugandan parents who escaped the brutal Amin regime.
Have a great weekend, folks, stay cool and don’t let the ninnienannies get to you. Be back here tomorrow and we’ll do stuff.
The .Gif Friday Post No. 648 – Ball Return, Catwalk & Skateboard Of Joy
Crowley Lake Columns
Researchers have determined that the columns were created by cold water percolating down into — and steam rising up out of — hot volcanic ash spewed by a cataclysmic explosion 760,000 years ago
The blast, 2,000 times larger than the 1980 eruption of Mt. St. Helens, created the Long Valley Caldera, a massive 10-by-2-mile sink that includes the Mammoth Lakes area. It also covered much of the eastern Sierra Nevada range with a coarse volcanic tuff, or ash fall.
Owl.
[Found here.]
Adapt.
[Found in here.]
Fishin’ With A ‘Nader
[Found here.]
Tacky Raccoons 