
Fireworks Green Chili, 522 Franklin Street, Hatch, New Mexico.
Closed permanently and demolished, it was located just south of Grajeda’s Motel.


Fireworks Green Chili, 522 Franklin Street, Hatch, New Mexico.
Closed permanently and demolished, it was located just south of Grajeda’s Motel.


We’re Gonna Make It, Little Milton (1965) “Born James Milton Campbell on the 7th September 1934 in Inverness, Mississippi. According to some accounts the ‘Little’ handle was used to differentiate him from his father, Big Milton, a farmer and local performer around Greenville, Mississippi.”
Flavor Genie I.
Flavor Genie II.
Killing Wong [via Memo Of The Air].
Why is Canada? [via Thompson, blog].
Louis Wain’s cats [via Everlasting Blört].
Binturongs smell like buttered popcorn.
Hunt’s Pier is over the ocean [h/t Joe J. via Fbook].
BMW self-defense flamethrower [via Bustednuckles].
The Oldest Restaurant in Every State [via Neatorama].
[Top image: Competitor in a pig showing. Story with video here.]
From the Archives: 1 year ago. 5 years ago. 10 years ago. 15 years ago.
Australia’s Firebird Trio takes the heart of rock and roll and nails it to your forehead with their cover of one of Lieber & Stoller’s most recorded tunes.
Mississippi Big Beat is/was a retro-future tehno-swamp blues group out of Budapest, Hungary: Founders Andor Oláh / blues harp and Csaba Gál Boogie / acoustic guitars, vocals, with Szabolcs Máté (Sab) / sound decks, turntables, and János Fekete / beatbox, drums.
The Bloyet Brothers & Lourychords are from Redon, France, play 1970s=style blues rock, they don’t have a website or bio that I could find and I have no idea who or what Lourychords is.
Guess where I’ll be tomorrow.
Yep. Good day for a porch sit. See you there.

[Found here. Unknown source, location, photographer. Could be AI.]

Random tunes to burn your weenies, burgers and buns by.
[Image found in here.]

IF I OH I, Nolan Strong & The Diablos (1959)
The Diablos, featuring Nolan Strong as lead singer, were a pre-Motown group from Detroit. Best known for their classic song The Wind (1954), they recorded many hits over the years before they dissolved in the early 60s to join other vocal groups. IF I was later covered by Ko & The Knockouts (2002)
Punchline with long time delay.
The Nightly Tantrum [via Thompson, blog].
Breaking News: Sheriff Buford Pusser did it.
We No Speak Americano [via Everlasting Blört].
Gráficos Históricos de de Mexicanos Repatriados.
The semi-colonial islands of San Serriffe. [h/t John McL.]
“Hope this video makes my surfing go viral” [via Memo Of The Air].
[Top image: Still from animation by Aditya, found here.]
From the Archives: 1 year ago. 5 years ago. 10 years ago. 15 years ago.
The Tarbox Ramblers: “If the Rolling Stones had happened 10 years earlier, hailed from Memphis and been produced by Ike Turner, they might have sounded like The Tarbox Ramblers. The way the Ramblers lay down their backroads grit and raw hillbilly-rock jive, you’re unlikely to hear a more genuine blast of sandpaper rhythm and roots.” – The Boston Herald
Fred Wesley & The New JBs is comprised of: Fred Wesley / trombone, Gary Winters / trumpet, Phillip Whack / saxophone, Bruce Cox / drums, Dwayne Dolphin / bass, Reggie Ward / guitar and Peter Madsen / keyboards.
Taj Mahal, with Gregg Allman, Chris Stapleton and the members of Little Bigtown do the Elmore James‘ classic.
Hot days… warm nights… the rat in the garage couldn’t sleep so he left on his own. I’ll have the house to myself tomorrow night which means pizza for me and leftover steamed vegetables for the possum. Porch time tomorrow is at porch time o’clock. See you then.