Almost forgot about this one, sent in by Russ via the mojo wire. Here’s an hour and a half of Ray Wylie Hubbard.
Saturday Matinee – Lecil Travis Martin, Steve Goodman & Little Isidore
Boxcar
Boxcar Willie’s “Winds Of Yesterday” is pretty cool ol’ country.
Don’t laugh. Steve Goodman was the author of the greatest train song ever, except for the one by Tiny Bradshaw.
Not sure where we’re going with this, so let’s go retro with Little Isidor and The Inquisitors.
Have a great weekend, folks, and be careful goin’ home.
The .Gif Friday Post No. 327 – G’way, Dance Hard & Bananafan
“Hi Honey, I’m home. Did you remember to feed the cats?”
Dude.
[Found here.]
YabbaDabbaDoo! Flintstonemobile Rocks.
Flirting At The Club
The Bad Hair Decade: 1970s Britain
Saturday Matinee – Fireflies, Pete Daily & Red Nichols
Timelapse of fireflies by Vincent Brady [via].
Pete Daily‘s “Over The Waves” from 1951: Daily on cornet, Burt Johnson trombone, Pud Brown clarinet, Skippy Anderson piano, Len Esterdahl banjo, Bud Hatch tuba and Hugh Allison drums.
Red Nichols & His Five Pennies rocked your grandparents, assuming your grandparents were entirely cool and bitchin’. (Of course they were.)
Have a great weekend, folks. Be back here tomorrow for more inanity.
Tacky Raccoons 