
[Found in here.]

[Found in here.]

Four Or Five Times, King Oliver’s Dixie Syncopators (1928).
Had trouble identifying this song (untitled file name) and King Oliver apparently recorded more than one version (perhaps with his Creole Jazz Band). Others recorded this song about the same time including McKinney’s Cotton Pickers, Jimmie Noone’s Apex Club Orchestra and Ben Pollack & The Whoopee Makers.
Zoom.
How bad is it? This bad.
First time hearing Phil Collins.
This is one bigass turtle mouth.
Everyone needs an inflatable monster maze.
The Asher Yatzar Blessing of thanksgiving is traditionally recited upon exiting the restroom.
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[Top image found here.]

“That’s in Chester, Vermont, and was a victim of Hurricane Irene. Has since been repaired. Thumb through the picture on this advertising for Cranemasters.”
[Found here.]

[Found here.]

You Tell Her – I Stutter, The Georgians (1923).
The Georgians were a subset of the Paul Specht Orchestra. Specht had a gig at the Hotel Alamac in New York City in 1920. The orchestra played music for dancing in the ballroom and afterwards a smaller version of the group that went by the name of the Georgians played in the cocktail lounge.
“C D B. D B S A BZ B. I 8 D BZ B.”
Comparison of Quetzalcoatlus vs. Cessna 172 .
Black Mambo Dog Hats are sold out… thank God.
Metallic Pony Ant workers are gamergates and can reproduce without Metallic Pony Ant queens. BTW, their painful sting might kill you.

[Top & bottom images from Children of the Streets (London 1954).]
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“It feels satisfying that, after all those years on the internet, I still can be wtfed.” -YouTube comment
I don’t know what to make of that, so you’re on your own. Igorrr (aka Gautier Serre) claims to have synesthesia and perceives music as colors.
Like Ukrainian rockabilly? The Wise Guyz do a damn fine job.
Too hot to handle and too cold to hold, Australia’s Firebird Trio takes the heart of rock and roll and nails it to your forehead.
“Looks 14, sings like a 40 year old and jams like he’s been playing for a hundred years.” -YouTube comment.
William Apostol, aka Billy Strings, was exposed to bluegrass at a young age, and it shows. I’ve got turmoil and tinfoil on my mind these days, too.
Have a great weekend, folks, and we’ll figure it all out tomorrow.

[Found here. Bless the Beasts and the Children.]

[Found here.]

Dancing In The Dark, Sousa’s Grand Concert Band (ca. 1897).
Columbia Recording Company, Cylinder 8353.
The Oddfellows Band of Portsmouth Ohio.
Vandalizing vandalism can get you arrested.
Maybe it’s a good thing that he can’t get next to you.
Do not mock the wheelstop. People actually got paid for this.
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