



[Found here.]
[From the collection of Cris Shapan.]

[Sculpture by Steve Ferrera ca. 2016 found here.]

Big Bamboo – King Eric and His Knights (1964)
Live at the Windsor Inne’s [sic] BA-MA Room, the band led by “King” Eric Gibson featured vocalist Frankie Adams. “We didn’t press our album full of hopes and dreams and misty eyes. This record was produced because we were flooded with requests for the music of ‘The Knights’ here at the BA MA.”
Pier.
Free dieselpunk skooter girls.
Minimum wage [via Bits & Pieces].
Telephone for liars [via Nag on the Lake].
Animals eating stuff [via Everlasting Blört].
Atlanta to Minneapolis in 4 hours 39 minutes.
The unrested elderly of Ft. Bragg [via Memo Of The Air].
Don’t scratch an itch with chopsticks [via Thompson, blog].
[Top image: Pepe the Weekender installation by artist Jean Jullien (2018), found here. Photo by Nicole Zezig.]
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Sometimes I sits and thinks
and sometimes I just sits.
[Photo by Leonard McCombe found here, with the caption „Całe życie budujemy mury, żeby potem znaleźć spokój, siedząc na ich szczycie.”]

Spooky Tooth had disbanded by 1976, and Playboy (aka The Men’s Entertainment Magazine) didn’t advertise vegetables. It’s a parody from 2013 by illustrator Cris Shapan, originally posted here.

Underworld, Reg Guest Syndicate (1966)
Pianist, arranger and music director Reg Guest (aka Earl Guest) was Born in Birmingham, England. His album Underworld contains covers of crime/spy/drama themes: “
C-17.
Jerk.
OBEY.
rabbit (2007).
ROTFL [via Thompson, blog].
Star Shanty [via Memo Of The Air].
600 HP Snow Natural Gas Pumping engine.
Everyone knows it’s windy [via Everlasting Blört].
[Top image: AC/DC Lane graffiti, monochrome infrared, Leanne Cole 2026.]
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