


According to the Reddit posts these images were created using FaceApp. Images found here, via here.

Box Top, Ike Turner’s Kings of Rhythm (1958) Cobra RecordsRecorded at Cobra Studio, Chicago, the session lineup was Odie Payne (drums), Willie Dixon (bass), Eddie Jones (sax), Carlson Oliver (sax, vocals) and Ike Turner (guitar, vocals).
Did he really say Get bent? 😀
How to get where you’re going.
Crowd control had their hands full.
Corgi vs. Chook vs. Duck by Ozzy Man
(language NSFW, NSFK) [via].
Julliard School exposed. [h/t alondrataylor73.]
Why missing kids are no longer on milk cartons.
Real life Superhero: Shavarsh Karapetyan. [h/t Paul Y.]
Smishing is a texting scam, been around for a few years.
Rockin’ Bird has a great earworm loop. Some pigeons learn to fake injuries for a handout. That one is in Melbourne Australia [source].
Covid-19 origins revisited (and it was not from a bat 1,500 km from Wuhan). Biohazards News Tracker is updated regularly, too.
“Sal, we gotta go and never stop going ’till we get there.”
“Where we going, man?”
“I don’t know but we gotta go.”
― On the Road
[Top image unknown source. Tineye has no matches, Google image search says it’s “soil.” It appears to be a whale carcass, possibly Hawaii.]
From the Archives: 1 year ago. 5 years ago. 10 years ago.
That’s some serious Black Mirror stuff.
The Malford Milligan Band with Jeff Plankenhorn (I think) circa 2011. Can’t verify the the others.
“We had so much fun backstage during our last jam video that Darius Rucker decided he didn’t want to be left out…so we made another!” Whole buncha peeps in that one: The Brothers Osborne, Darius Rucker and A Thousand Horses. BTW, that’s a Doc Watson song.
Joey Quinones & Thee Sinseers‘ chicano R&B gets me every time. Reminds me of so many things long ago and far away. Hard to find the band lineup, but that’s Adriana Flores (of The Altons) on vocals.
Guess that’s good enough for now. Have a great weekend, do something nice for your mom, and we’ll see you back here tomorrow.

[Found in here.]

Oh What A Baby, The Tonettes (1958)The Tonettes (aka The Claremonts) started out in the Bronx in 1957. Sisters Diana and Sylvia Sanchez were killing time when their TV crapped out and were harmonizing by the family piano when TV repairman and aspiring music biz impresario Lou Ezzo heard them. He convinced them to cut a demo session in 1957. Classmate Josie Allen completed the trio, and they had some success in the eastern U.S.
He put lipstick on a cat’s butt.
There’s nothing like it… absolutely nothing.
11 on the cute scale. You’ve been warned [via].
The Greatest Hits of Ray & Pete (NSFK, NSFW).
The Hound plays retroclectic music with odd news and commentary. There’s some killer stuff in the archives.
[Top image: The Tonettes, singing in mono, undated.]
From the Archives: 1 year ago. 5 years ago. 10 years ago.

[Found here. It’s the work of Eddie Putera.]