One Way Out, Elmore James (1960) James recorded the song in 1960 but it wasn’t released until 1965, two years after his death; Sonny Boy Williamson II covered it in 1961 (released in 1962); in 1965 G. L. Crockett reworked it and recorded It’s A Man Down There. There have been many covers since, with The Allman Bros. Band‘s 1971 version being the best known.
17 TIMES! [h/t Pam M.]
Don’t go here and don’t do that.
Corn snake boobs [via Neatorama].
Skibidi Toilet explained [h/t Gord S.].
Johnny Sang Barbie [via Memo Of The Air].
Gladys Ingle & the 13 Black Cats [via Bunkerville].
Bagel reviews [via Mme. Jujujive. She knows where to find excellent music].
Added to blogroll: Archie Archive’s Norty Blues. Nice eclectic collection from 1920s to the present, with brief commentary.
[Top image: The Ugly Grouper, h/t Gus_802.]
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Tacky Raccoons 