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Tag: Retro & Vintage
On This Day Awesome Happened.
Future Retro Hot Links
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.
Saturday Matinee – Axe Cop, Dog Machine & Lake Street Diva
Axe Cop! I’ve seen better and this one is the most accurate. More links here.
Rube Goldberg Dog Machine is awesome. [via]
Lake Street Dive = Street soul on the street with soul. [via]
Great RetroSoul. See you tomorrow, have a great weekend, folks, and please stay clear of the IdiotMobs. No goodwill is intended, and no good will come from it. Be safe.
TV Stars in Bronze
Photos from the North Hollywood Academy of Television Arts & Sciences.
[Sent via email by Sis L.]
Saturday Matinee – Billy Preston, Little Milton w/ Jimmie Vaughan, Popa Chubby
Billy Preston “Outta Space” 1973.
No info on that vid, except that Jimmie Vaughan introduced Little Milton and gave him the floor to play “That’s What Love Will Make You Do.”
Popa Chubby live at the Chesterfield Cafe (2006?) with his heavily-modified version of Chick Willis’ “Stoop Down Baby.”
From the Utoobage Comments:
“This guy rocks. I played at an open mic a few nights ago and right after I went off he walked in. He ended up doing a set with the house band for the next 3 hours, he used my gear! I hope some of his mojo rubbed off on my amp. He has one sick tone, I didn’t think my amp could sound as good as he did haha.”
Sorry for the late post, been kinda busy in meatworld. Have a great weekend.
The .Gif Friday Post No.287 – Beat It, Beat It & Beat It
Can You Hear Me Now?
Saturday Matinee – Richard Thompson, Charles Ray Wiggins & Black Joe Louis
Richard Thompson snarks. If you’ve never heard of him, I pity you.
Charles Ray Wiggins (aka Raphael Saadiq) with “Heart Attack.” This is some nice retro soul with cool camera angles.
Black Joe Louis is in so heavy with Howlin’ Wolf influence that there’s nothing left to say. This is one of the best killer jams I’ve heard in years. Crank it.
Dang, so much stuff goin’ down in so little time. Have a great weekend folks, and see you back here tomorrow.
Tacky Raccoons 