Café La Ruina in Poznan, Poland, before and after.
[Found in here.]
Category: Cool
Reciprocornous Hot Links
Hair-Net, The 5 Peaks, (1985?) Jay-R RecordsFrom Pueblo, Colorado, Gerald Gantt, Robert Stallworth, Casey Hynes and Joel Scherzer recorded in the 70’s as The Four Shades, The Five Bucks, and as The 5 Peaks in the late 80’s for the Jay-R label. The 45 rpm credits M. Simpkins as the songwriter. [Heard on The Hound.]
Where to get away from it all.
Belgian Prime Minister got vaccinated.
Average Faces of Native American Tribes?
Random objects in the London Museum of Science.
Canadian Chris Sky predicted it in October 2020.
[Top image: Lum York.]
From the Archives: 1 year ago. 5 years ago. 10 years ago.
Saturday Matinee – Jihad Jerry & The Evildoers, The Clash, Petty Booka & Freshlyground
“Don’t be gaslightin’ me, MoFo.”
Jerry Casale (of DEVO fame) airs some grievances as Jihad Jerry & The Evildoers, a new release after a 15 year break. After three minutes of that I gotta rest my earballs.
The Clash, live at Sun Plaza Hall, Tokyo, 1982.
Petty Booka features Petty and Booka, except Petty left in 1997 and was replaced with a different Petty, and in 2002 Booka left and a new Booka joined the new Petty. Here they are at Cheapo Disc in Austin, Texas, 2007 with a better version of Connie Francis’ song from 1962. (I don’t know why, but there’s some extraneous bluegrass filler from somewhere in El Paso).
UPDATE: Got a thank you note from Petty & Booka!
Freshlyground features Zolani Mahola (the one who sings) who has one of the prettiest voices I’ve heard. The band hails from Capetown, South Africa, and their style is Afro-eclectic pop jazz – at least that’s how my ears see it.
Gonna be a hot one tomorrow – Death Valley is expected to reach 130°F so don’t go there. Go somewhere else, point and laugh at someone for no reason, and have a great weekend.
The .Gif Friday Post No. 688 – Bunnyshade, Nosestand & Groovin’ the Elephant
This Pigeon.
It’s some type of art.
James Cook of Finchingfield, Essex, England did this.
He’s on Instagram as @jamescookartwork. Timelapse vid at the link.
Soviet Era KGB Telephones
Incoming
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Saturday Matinee – Otis Rush, Dale Watson and Fred Wesley & The New JBs
I went downstairs, made a cup of coffee, had a chat with the neighbor, took the clothes in, came back up to my laptop, and he was still holding the first “Well”.
Otis Rush (1934-2018) plays Willie Dixon‘s classic I Can’t Quit You Baby. Can’t confirm the date or show of this vid.
Dale Watson, keeper of the true country music flame and the Memphis sound (despite hailing from Austin) is right up there with Johnny, Willie & Waylon – and a lot of others.
Fred Wesley & The New JBs is comprised of:
Fred Wesley – trombone
Gary Winters – trumpet
Phillip Whack – saxophone
Bruce Cox – drums
Dwayne Dolphin – bass
Reggie Ward – guitar
Peter Madsen – keyboards
Happy Independence Day weekend to all. Don’t get too ‘splodey tomorrow – you’re gonna want to be whole come Monday.
Tacky Raccoons 