“A collection of great country songs in the rhythmic singing style of WANDA JACKSON.” I thought it might be a ripoff record of Wanda Jackson covers due to the subtitle. Apparently not. This was her 2nd album, recorded in 1960, and she was featured on yesterday’s Saturday Matinee as well.
[Found here.]
Spider face-off [via].
Wanda Jackson was an early rockabilly star / rock and roll pioneer with recordings spanning over 50 years, 1958 – 2012. REALLY.
Ocarina virtuoso Ubizmo performing “Tam Lin (aka Glasgow Reel).”
And with that, we’re out, as we wait for our old pc to come back from surgery after a debilitating bout with Mr. Stoopid. Have a great weekend, and we’ll be back regardless of Mr. Stoopid tomorrow.
Zappa’s “Black Beauty,” bass up, treble down, volume 11, because it sure as hell beats Manilow.
[Found here.]
I like how it makes him go ” beep.” [via]
New York Philharmonic second trombonist David Finlayson plays a tune from the slide’s perspective. [via]
PLACE: LAX Airport, Los Angeles CA.
SONG: THE BLACK ANGELS- Telephone
GIRL: Angela Trimbur
The Superbs (featuring Eleanor ‘Punkin’ Green) lip-synching Bobby Troupe‘s “Baby Baby All The Time” on Dick Clark’s American Bandstand 1964.
And there you go for another edition of The Saturday Matinee. Have a great weekend, and we promise you lots more stuff.
Grace Potter and The Nocturnals performing “Treat Me Right” at the 8×10 in Baltimore, MD on September, 14 2006. They pretty much nailed the Big Brother & The Holding Company sound.
So here is Janis Joplin with BB & The HC “Summmertime / I need a man to Love” at the Holllywood Palace Oct. 26 1968.
Roomful of Blues is a great band to see live. Here they are in 2010 with Big Joe Turner‘s “Boogie Woogie Country Girl.”
That’s it for today. Have a great weekend folks.
Visit Rose at The Coffee Shop and sit next to the virtual fireplace.
Via the Transnational Pupshaw Association, this is Problematic. Click through for the vid.
Abandoned Paintings – the Classics depopulated.
Oh, man. They wasted Periwinkle.
“It’s a kite!” “No, it’s a camera!”
Francis Alÿs‘ animations.
Top image: Ana Gloria and Ronaldo, Havana, 1957. (Click the pic for a bonus.)
William Henry Walker (1871-1938), Santa Speeding Down Road in Motorized Sleigh, 1903. Charcoal on paper. Published in Life Magazine, December 10, 1903.
Santa’s driving a 1903 Winton, the first automobile to be driven across the United States in that same year. [Found here, via here.]
