Rocky Roberts & The Airdales’ “T-Bird” 1965.
The Georgia Satellites‘ “Railroad Steel.”
Rickie Lee Jones‘ “Last Chance Texaco” 1985.
Sorry for the short terse post – been kinda busy lately, so this’ll have to do for this week’s edition of The Saturday Matinee. Have a great weekend folks.
“STEP, STEP, STEP…”
1971 Soviet Stepwalker, apparently from a hobby magazine.
[Found here, with more cool stepwalkers.]
Marketing genius or clever disturbing satire? You be the judge.
[Found here.]
UPDATE: That’s the artwork of Cris Shapan (2013).
[Found here.]
[Undoctored image found here.]
Monkey vs. vending machine. [Found here.]
Blood Sweat & Tears had a long string of hits in the 60s and 70s that included this one. “You’ve Made Me So Very Happy” was a cover of a song co-written by Brenda Holloway at Motown Records.
Here’s Brenda Holloway lip-synching “When I’m Gone” on the TV show Shivaree in 1965.
That should do it for this week’s video presentation. Have a great weekend, folks.
The Pipkins greatest hit from 1970.
Heh. Heh heh heh. Heh heh heh heh.
The themesong to The Tim Conway Jr. Show is awesome.
A question that has plagued mankind for millenia: Do artificial gills exist?
Cool B&W photos here.
Snake has a spider on its tail. Check it out.
Ordering a pizza. The future is now.
Top image: Meet Alpha the Robot. He doesn’t like boys OR girls.
Tacky Raccoons 