The Star Spangled Banner, The Diamond Four (ca. 1898)
Independence Day
The Star Spangled Banner, The Diamond Four (ca. 1898)
Category: Holidays
Memorial Day
Remember always.
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Swinging Mama, Tiny Grimes (1974)Guitarist Lloyd “Tiny” Grimes (1916-1989) played with many jazz notables. In the late 1940s he had a hit on a jazzed-up version of Loch Lomond with the band billed as Tiny “Mac” Grimes and the Rocking Highlanders. They wore kilts and included Red Prysock on tenor sax and singer Screaming Jay Hawkins.
FEAR.
One Miilion Frames Per Second.
[h/t Pam M.]
It’s a spider and it’s radioactive.
Happy Mothers’ Day!
[Top image found on Pinterest: Dark Mamika, photo by Sacha Goldberger, unknown date.]
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Cinco de Malo
Easter
Erin Go Brách & Póg Mo Thóin
1970s Mardi Gras
The Dent of Love
[Found here.]
New Year’s Dayyum Saturday Matinee – Psy, Glenn Crytzer and his Syncopators, Carl Verheyen & The Royal Scots Dragoon Guards
New Year’s Rockin’ Eve in Times Square NYE 2013. Yeah. Psy did that.
Gangnam Style was the first-ever video on the Utoobage to surpass 1 billion views.
New Year’s Blues
Glenn Crytzer and his Syncopators do the Jazz Age thang with
Some killer riffs in Carl Verheyen‘s New Year’s Day.
Here’s something a bit more traditional, and if your brain done got all swolled up from last night’s festivities, maybe just an .mp3 will do:
Auld Lang Syne, Royal Scots Dragoon Guards 2010
Tacky Raccoons 