Checking out the new do.
[Found here. If you didn’t notice, we’ve added an equine archive for all you horsiephiles out there. Let me know if I missed any.]
Checking out the new do.
[Found here. If you didn’t notice, we’ve added an equine archive for all you horsiephiles out there. Let me know if I missed any.]
Chicago Transit Authority, the self-described “rock and roll band with horns,” from before they got all sappy.
Buddy Guy, one of the greatest living bluesmen, earned recognition the hard way. (I first heard this song on a freebee Tabasco promotional cassette in the 80s. Both sides were the same so you didn’t have to rewind it.)
This awesome 3-axe swamp-rock-blues jam featuring Mike Welch, Kirk Fletcher & Josh Smith should hold your attention for a while.
Have a great Memorial Day Weekend, folks, see you back here tomorrow.
[Found in here.]
Oddly disturbing on many levels. [Found here.]
Las Adelitas was named after female warriors of the Mexican Revolution, and is a splinter group of the Brown Berets, a radical racist leftist group that believes California belongs to Mexico. I like the painting (by Sylvia Ji) but not the message.
Tony Clifton: The Man, The Legend.
Konceptofon’s Photostream is very cool.
Part 1 & Part 2 of a BBC documentary on Scottish proto punk Alex Harvey (1935-1982).
It’s Homer Time!
Ryan Gosling won’t eat his cereal.
UFO was a 1970 British sci-fi TV series with the premise that the earth is invaded by aliens in the distant future: 1980.
From the 1933 W.C. Fields film International House, Cab Calloway‘s “Reefer Man” is some hot jumpin’ jazz featuring Al Morgan slappin’ bass.
“Mitch Woods‘ Boogie Woogie Blowout” at Yoshi’s, Oakland, CA. Nov 19, 2009. Pinetop Perkins (1913-2011) is featured. Jump to 01:30 for the music. Mr. Perkins (96 years old at the time of this recording) wanders on stage to kick ass just past 03:00. [h/t trebob]
“Too hot to handle and too cold to hold” is a recurring theme of The Saturday Matinee. Have a great weekend, folks.