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Land of the Cows
Category: Cow Stuff
The .Gif Friday Post No. 860 – Dual Exhaust, An All-Terrainwreck & Intensified Mooing
The .GIF Friday Post No. 798 – Duct Face, Monkey Payback & The Bovine Stroll
The .Gif Friday Post No. 781 – Christmas Moo, Trippy Tree, Santapaster, St. Nick Lights One Up & Ditto House
The .Gif Post No. 725 – Icebreaker, Flock Circle & Cow Heads
Aboulomaniacal Hot Links
The Last Meal, Hurricane Harry (1956)A singer, pianist and songwriter, Hurricane Harry (aka Earl Burrows, Early S. Burrows, George Stone ,T.T. Tyler, and stage name Jack Hammer) was born Earl Solomon Burroughs (1925-2016). He co-wrote Great Balls of Fire.
The earbone’s connected to the…
Pittburgh bridge collapse photos.
Collapse was imminent in DECEMBER 2018.
Bioaerosol generation by raindrops on soil.
Cool interactive art in the Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh.
[h/t Mme. Jujujive]
[Top image: Altered detail of Small Cow House, Jeff Shelton Architect, 2005.]
From the Archives: 1 year ago. 5 years ago. 10 years ago.
The .Gif Friday Post No. 685 – Mantis Slapfight, Frog Says Nope & Cow Tongue Lashing
Saturday Matinee – Feeling Through (short film), John Hiatt & the Jerry Douglas Band, Cowboy Jack Clement & Jerry Lee Lewis
A homeless teen meets a deaf blind man in Feeling Through.
John Hiatt & the Jerry Douglas Band 2021. Hiatt’s been around for a long time, glad to see he’s still recording.
Cowboy Jack Clement was one of those guys who seemed like he’d be around forever, but then one day he’s gone. He played with and produced for some of the biggest names in both rock n’ roll and country music, and reportedly “discovered” (and recorded) Jerry Lee Lewis while Sun Records founder Sam Phillips was on vacation.
Yep. That’s The Killer in his heyday, and he’s still going.
Running short on post time here, but we’ll see you tomorrow for something or other.
The .Gif Friday Post No. 652 – The Trade Up, Elsie & A Roomful of Rodneys
Saturday Matinee – Charlie the Cow & Myles the Deer, Ruth Brown, Little Feat & Alabama Shakes
Don’t ask, just watch.
Ruth Brown kicks it with Rainin’ Teardrops on Show Time at The Apollo (1955).
Little Feat (featuring Bonnie Raitt, Emmylou Harris & Jessie Winchester) doing their 1973 swamp rock classic Dixie Chicken.
[Fun fact: Bassman Roy Estrada, one of the founders of the group, was also a founding member of Zappa’s Mothers of Invention, later played with Captain Beefheart. He’s not performing anymore, won’t be eligible for parole until 2033 because this.]
Nice groove to wrap it up. Alabama Shakes on SNL in 2015.
Have a great weekend, folks, watch out for the black masks, and we’ll be back here tomorrow for some reason.
Tacky Raccoons 