Rootz!

Dodd!

DONITA!!

Donita!

Going to see Marianne Faithfull perform in SF Saturday night. Should be fun.

Swopa @ 4

Going to see Marianne Faithfull perform in SF Saturday night. Should be fun.

Oh, wow. That’s a show I’d love to see.

Woo, didn’t expect to see psychicTV in a playlist here, though I must admit that I’m not that into that era… I prefer the weird acid house stuff with Fred G.

hi donita

poor brian jones. that rock n’ roll saga always breaks my heart.

great playlist! never heard 2120 s. michigan ave……ROCKIN!

love,
nora

Hey Donita
googling around now. I can’t believe I have never heard of this guy Frank Thorogood until now. very interesting. love the new time slot for you on Fridays.
have a great weekend.

With an appetite for gigabytes (on a kilobyte budget), we witness the Griffin Email as it becomes Rove’s albatross at TPM:

“It’s unfortunate,” Griffin is quoted as saying in the article, “that Sen. Pryor is blaming the administration for using a law that he voted for to appoint me, apparently with the excuse that he didn’t know what he was voting for when he voted.” After explaining in the email to Rove why he’d said that, Griffin added, “I am going to go back to focusing on my job until I am told otherwise.”

Chow down…

Lorna Doone wants the report that found that she violated the Hatch Act thrown out – link via Thinkprogress:

http://www.govexec.com/dailyfed/0507/052506p1.htm

There’s a Ted Nugent song called “Death by Misadventure.” Ted sez the tune is about Brian Jones and the title comes from the “cause of death” as noted by the coroner on the death certificate.

Sometimes breakin’ up is hard to do Democrats. But time changes everything.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zD42nCMIHsI

El_Hornito @ 11

There’s a Ted Nugent song called “Death by Misadventure.” Ted sez the tune is about Brian Jones and the title comes from the “cause of death” as noted by the coroner on the death certificate.

Yes, that was from the coroner’s report He supposedly wasn’t that intoxicated .

TRex @ 5

Swopa @ 4

Going to see Marianne Faithfull perform in SF Saturday night. Should be fun.

Oh, wow. That’s a show I’d love to see.

Meeee tooo.
Hi T!

Whats up firepups? Technical difficulties at my end. My TOOBZ! are tied or something.

the very first album i ever got was “got live if you want it” by the stones, a gift from my older sister.
i was 11 years old and i played that thing until my parent’s ears bled.
love that song, thanks for the memories Donita

Swopa @ 4

Going to see Marianne Faithfull perform in SF Saturday night. Should be fun.

have you heard her recent stuff, the covers of the brecht/weill songs???

she’s a fuukin AMAZING chanteusse…
.

Donita—great song.
The Stones were the first concert I went to, the STP Tour in 1972. Stevie Wonder played first! Amazing.
I remember watching them on the Ed Sullivan show, and laughing when I realized they changed “Let’s Spend the Night Together” to “Let’s Spend Some Time Together.”
Poor Brian, and so many others lost.
It makes me very glad for the musicians we still have today.
And I saw Dick Dale last week, he was wonderful! No break, a 2 hour show, played like 4 instruments.

Donita Sparks @ 13

El_Hornito @ 11

There’s a Ted Nugent song called “Death by Misadventure.” Ted sez the tune is about Brian Jones and the title comes from the “cause of death” as noted by the coroner on the death certificate.

Yes, that was from the coroner’s report He supposedly wasn’t that intoxicated .

Have you heard the tune? Granted it’s Ted and all, but it’s got one really nasty lead guitar lick. Say what you will about Ted, that boy can play guitar. And “Death by Misadventure” is a nugget.

TRex @ 5

Swopa @ 4

Going to see Marianne Faithfull perform in SF Saturday night. Should be fun.

Oh, wow. That’s a show I’d love to see.

She’s a great performer. I saw her on her previous tour a year or two ago, and she was very funny, razzing the audience in her refined British accent for requesting songs (“Oh, shut up — I’ve been in this business for 40 years! You think I don’t know what I’m going to play next?”) or putting on reading glasses to check the lyrics of a PJ Harvey-written song (“She’s watching, and I mustn’t fuck it up, or she’ll be very cross.”)

Oh, and she introduced “Broken English” by saying, “This is the song I came over to America to sing.”

Donita @ top:

Whether accurate or not, the movie shows that things can get very weird when the famous isolate/insulate themselves too much.

Donita, what relevance could this observation possibly have on a website about politicians, who serve and respond to the publlic will?

(Pause)

Oh, right. Never mind.

Brian Jones… he already had three kids at the age of 19 from three different women/girls, right? Respect to the man!

Whether accurate or not, the movie shows that things can get very weird when the famous isolate/insulate themselves too much.

We’re happy that you don’t withdraw and give strangers the opportunity to discuss your thoughts on topics. :-)

Margot @ 18

Donita—great song.
The Stones were the first concert I went to, the STP Tour in 1972. Stevie Wonder played first! Amazing.
I remember watching them on the Ed Sullivan show, and laughing when I realized they changed “Let’s Spend the Night Together” to “Let’s Spend Some Time Together.”
Poor Brian, and so many others lost.
It makes me very glad for the musicians we still have today.
And I saw Dick Dale last week, he was wonderful! No break, a 2 hour show, played like 4 instruments.

Was his son Jimmy playing with him? D.D,. is one of my faves.

Just went and checked that “27 Club.” Wow. I never knew. I would only add this: d. Boon deserves to be listed up there with the superstars!!!

i’ve never heard of frank thorogood either, but i’d take anything these insider types take with a grain of salt. these guys are trying to sell books, make movie/tv deals etc. so they could be playing fast and loose with the truth.
i also think that, in some instances(but not this one, of course) the celebrity and the friend have some sort of falling out and the proverbial gravy train has been derailed, so the friend will try to put the celebrity in the worst possible light.

Indian Thriller

El_Hornito @ 19

Donita Sparks @ 13

Yes, that was from the coroner’s report He supposedly wasn’t that intoxicated .

Have you heard the tune? Granted it’s Ted and all, but it’s got one really nasty lead guitar lick. Say what you will about Ted, that boy can play guitar. And “Death by Misadventure” is a nugget.

No I haven’t. What album is it on. I’ll check it out. And yes, Ted is a kick ass guitar man.

Meeee tooo.
Hi T!

Hey, Donita! I tried to email you last week but it bounced back. You asked about covers and I’ve always wanted to do “Oh, Bondage, Up Yours!” by X-Ray Spex, but like an Elvis/rockabilly rave-up with hollow-body guitars, upright bass, and trash-can drums.

“Ah wawnna be a slave to y’all,
Oh bawndage,
Up yours!
Oh, bawndage,
No more!”

RIP Brian……….I’m going to a pool party this weekend. CANNONBALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Tommy

El_Hornito @ 24

Just went and checked that “27 Club.” Wow. I never knew. I would only add this: d. Boon deserves to be listed up there with the superstars!!!

was he 27?

Great playlist, thanks for the heads up about the flick.

Have a good weekend.

Sid

It’s on Cat Scratch Fever. You can skip the schlock and go straight to the B.Jones tune.

TRex @ 29

Meeee tooo.
Hi T!

Hey, Donita! I tried to email you last week but it bounced back. You asked about covers and I’ve always wanted to do “Oh, Bondage, Up Yours!” by X-Ray Spex, but like an Elvis/rockabilly rave-up with hollow-body guitars, upright bass, and trash-can drums.

“Ah wawnna be a slave to y’all,
Oh bawndage,
Up yours!
Oh, bawndage,
No more!”

Oh hell no! That would RAAAAAWK! Are we talking like maybe Reverend Horton Heat style?

Dang, now I understand why The Stones felt the need to hire the Hell’s Angels for protection!

Oh hell no! That would RAAAAAWK! Are we talking like maybe Reverend Horton Heat style?

Ahem.

I have a much better voice than the Reverend, thank you.

wgg: tokin liberal @ 17

Swopa @ 4

Going to see Marianne Faithfull perform in SF Saturday night. Should be fun.

have you heard her recent stuff, the covers of the brecht/weill songs???

she’s a fuukin AMAZING chanteusse…
.

I’ve been a fan of hers for a long time; in fact, I saw her in concert back in 1983.

I’ve already used the “when I was still in the womb” joke in an FDL thread, so I’ll merely state that I was below legal drinking age at the time.

Donita @ 23,
No, Jimmy wasn’t with him. He really bragged on him a lot though, said he matched him note for note. He appears to, on the YouTube I’ve seen of them playing together. I see on his tour schedule that his son plays with him pretty seldom, probably due to school.

nicelyput @ 8

I can’t believe I have never heard of this guy Frank Thorogood until now.

Coincidently I’ve heard the name Frank Thorogood for the first time earlier this week after watching a TV show that briefly mentioned Brian Jones. I don’t know what I should think of the rumors of his confession at the death-bed. “They” is he most accurate description of the source that I found on the web for that…

… There are conspiracy theories about the deaths of Hendrix and Cobain as well.

d.Boon, aged 27.

b. April 1, 1958 (no foolin’) d. Dec 22, 1985:

The Day the Music Died… for a lot of people.

Has anybody mentioned the fact that the fate of the three (now two) captive USer soldiers held by insurgents in Iraq seems to be inextricably and immediately linked to the Abu Bin Gonzales’ position on the Geneva Conventions?

just askin’
.

TRex @ 36

Ahem.

I have a much better voice than the Reverend, thank you.

Yes you do, but the Rev has that high energy rockabilly sound which is what I was referring to. Either way, your version of that tune would be awesome.

TRex @ 29

Meeee tooo.
Hi T!

Hey, Donita! I tried to email you last week but it bounced back. You asked about covers and I’ve always wanted to do “Oh, Bondage, Up Yours!” by X-Ray Spex, but like an Elvis/rockabilly rave-up with hollow-body guitars, upright bass, and trash-can drums.

“Ah wawnna be a slave to y’all,
Oh bawndage,
Up yours!
Oh, bawndage,
No more!”

That sucks that it bounced back. I was (and maybe still am) having server problems. I’d love to hear that version of Oh Bondage”! Get on it.

El_Hornito @ 24

Just went and checked that “27 Club.” Wow. I never knew. I would only add this: d. Boon deserves to be listed up there with the superstars!!!

You can just edit it. It’s Wikipedia after all. :-)

We have a band here with an Elvis impersonator called Bigger Than Elvis that could back you on that tune well T.

Norman Wagner @ 39

nicelyput @ 8

I can’t believe I have never heard of this guy Frank Thorogood until now.

Coincidently I’ve heard the name Frank Thorogood for the first time earlier this week after watching a TV show that briefly mentioned Brian Jones. I don’t know what I should think of the rumors of his confession at the death-bed. “They” is he most accurate description of the source that I found on the web for that…

… There are conspiracy theories about the deaths of Hendrix and Cobain as well.

right. apparently their was only one witness. sort of a Melvin and Howard kind of thing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zD42nCMIHsI

TRex @ 28

Meeee tooo.
Hi T!

Hey, Donita! I tried to email you last week but it bounced back. You asked about covers and I’ve always wanted to do “Oh, Bondage, Up Yours!” by X-Ray Spex, but like an Elvis/rockabilly rave-up with hollow-body guitars, upright bass, and trash-can drums.

“Ah wawnna be a slave to y’all,
Oh bawndage,
Up yours!
Oh, bawndage,
No more!”

Mmmm….covers….cherry bomb with joan jett

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zF9TCwxorFY

We should put that clip up. It’s awesome.

Hi, Donita!
Great playlist!! I didn’t still know this movie, but I’ll try to get it to watch!

About band’s movies, I watched some movies about The Beatles… the actors seemed really with them! A movie that I like very much is “In his Life – The John Lennon Story – Inglateraa 2000)”. When I watched the movie and I saw the actors, I thought: “John Lennon comes back to the life”!

Donita, I’m very happy! I’m buying imported albuns of L7, here in Brazil it’s not easy to find it to buy… I bought “Smell The Magic” yesterday!! I’ll complete all the collection of L7! Have a great Saturday!
;-)

I missed that concert but D I think that was right around the time we got to be friends, no?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPIuIwSJ41s

Hi Donita and Fini and all!

I’ve been playing “Curtains for Cathy” and “Dare Dare” all day! It’s KILLERZ.

Hope my neighbors agree. If not, oh well…

Jacqrat @ 53

Hi Donita and Fini and all!

I’ve been playing “Curtains for Cathy” and “Dare Dare” all day! It’s KILLERZ.

Hope my neighbors agree. If not, oh well…

Its the Jacqrat! Yeah, Donita’s new mix of Curtains for Cathy and the new tune Dare Dare are both on that MySpace page. If you all haven’t checked those out they effin rock hard!

Oklahoma kiddo @ 51

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPIuIwSJ41s

Nice.

Jane Hamsher @ 47

TRex @ 28

Hey, Donita! I tried to email you last week but it bounced back. You asked about covers and I’ve always wanted to do “Oh, Bondage, Up Yours!” by X-Ray Spex, but like an Elvis/rockabilly rave-up with hollow-body guitars, upright bass, and trash-can drums.

“Ah wawnna be a slave to y’all,
Oh bawndage,
Up yours!
Oh, bawndage,
No more!”

Mmmm….covers….cherry bomb with joan jett

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zF9TCwxorFY

Ha! I don’t think that I’ve seen that one before.

this general, batiste, sez there needs to be 100k nire army, and 50k more marines to ‘accomplish the national strategy.’

Amy didn’t ask what that ’strategy’ is.

is it the prosecution of the hunnert-year GWOT?

invading/conquering Iran?

wtf…
/

Watch Obama reply to McCain and Romney hitting him on his funding vote last night.

thanks for the heads up on “cherry bomb”. for someone like me that’s the best of possible worlds.

Jane Hamsher @ 50

I missed that concert but D I think that was right around the time we got to be friends, no?

I do believe, I do believe. I’ll give you a ring ding in a bit.

Scarecrow @ 57

Watch Obama reply to McCain and Romney hitting him on his funding vote last night.

Scarecrow, thanks for that link, I’ve got Pelosi’s presser CSPAN1

TRex @ 28

You asked about covers and I’ve always wanted to do “Oh, Bondage, Up Yours!” by X-Ray Spex, but like an Elvis/rockabilly rave-up with hollow-body guitars, upright bass, and trash-can drums.

Heh. I’ve always thought an acoustic sing-songy version of ‘I Wanna Be Sedated’ would be both great and hilarious.

Kinda like Aztec Camera’s version of ‘Jump’.

Jacqrat @ 52

Hi Donita and Fini and all!

I’ve been playing “Curtains for Cathy” and “Dare Dare” all day! It’s KILLERZ.

Hope my neighbors agree. If not, oh well…

thanks hon. how’s your FDL mug treating you???

Oklahoma kiddo @ 47

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zD42nCMIHsI

Oh I love western swing. Take Me Back to Tulsa!

Donita Sparks @ 59

Jane Hamsher @ 50

I missed that concert but D I think that was right around the time we got to be friends, no?

I do believe, I do believe. I’ll give you a ring ding in a bit.

Yeah I spoke with Howie when I was in DC yesterday. Or the day before. Can’t remember.

You’re such a fucking rock star in that clip. Well, always really.

Jane Hamsher @ 48

We should put that clip up. It’s awesome.

I used my podtube to rip it to my iTunes. Does that count?

THANKS for posting it, Jane.

El_Hornito @ 39

d.Boon, aged 27.

b. April 1, 1958 (no foolin’) d. Dec 22, 1985:

The Day the Music Died… for a lot of people.

I remember. I was a college radio DJ at the time. A sad day indeed.

I have forgotten how much I like the Eagles.

Donita Sparks @ 62

Jacqrat @ 52

Hi Donita and Fini and all!

I’ve been playing “Curtains for Cathy” and “Dare Dare” all day! It’s KILLERZ.

Hope my neighbors agree. If not, oh well…

thanks hon. how’s your FDL mug treating you???

Very well! I haven’t crossed many bridges lately but when I do, I’ve got my “Donita Sparks” stickers at the ready to stick on the toll booth entryway!

Margot @ 63

Oklahoma kiddo @ 47

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zD42nCMIHsI

Oh I love western swing. Take Me Back to Tulsa!

mebbe it was 10 years ago, i danced with the last ex-mrs tokin lib’rul in an OKie City parking lot to a band made up of the last living members of thelast Bob WIlls Band.

i usta go to rodeo dances in santa fe when i was a kid, everybody went, nobody checked id.

santa fe was a small rodeo in those days; dint draw big bands to the lil dance venues; there was always a rodeo dance at la fonda, though.

circa 1960…

Scarecrow @ 58

Watch Obama reply to McCain and Romney hitting him on his funding vote last night.

First evidence I’ve seen of Obama changing his dialect.

I just got a new ipod and am going through a learning curve. But as I burn all my old cds, it has given me a chance to listen to some great music I forgot I had. Right now, I am burning a Marvin Gaye album and listening to Laurie Anderson “Statue of LIberty” from “Life on a String”. Haunting and so prescient.

BTW–does anyone know some good ipod for windows software. I am not happy with this itunes thing. Esp since I am using it on 2 computers.

El_Hornito @ 11

There’s a Ted Nugent song called “Death by Misadventure.” Ted sez the tune is about Brian Jones and the title comes from the “cause of death” as noted by the coroner on the death certificate.

Ted Nugent is a Loyal Bushie. Plus, he has no talent and he is not a real rock and roller.

Nugent lives near President George W. Bush’s ranch in Crawford, Texas and said he caught Bush’s attention at his private inauguration party in 2000. “When he noticed me, he was surrounded by these huge bankrollers from his campaign. He literally swept past all of them and said, ‘Laura! Look who’s here! ‘It’s Ted! Then he hugged me and took me by the shoulders. He said, ‘Just keep doing what you’re doing. Don’t think that we don’t know what you’re up to out here. Stay on course.’” Yet Nugent does not find Bush conservative enough, thinking the president should take more forceful action on Iraq. “Our failure has been not to Nagasaki them,” he said.

Woodhall Hollow @ 71

BTW–does anyone know some good ipod for windows software. I am not happy with this itunes thing. Esp since I am using it on 2 computers.

Try MediaMonkey, I just started using it on the recommendation of one of my fellow computer/music geek friends. I love it and it syncs with most kinds of portable players including iPods I think. I have a Creative NOMAD player instead of an iPod so I’m not sure.

2120 S. Michigan Ave. was the street address for chicago’s Chess Studios; -thus the name of the stones tune/instrumental. brian jones was an amazing swimmer by all accounts, thus part of the curiosity of his pool death.

Here is a link for MediaMonkey.

FiniFiniTOOBZ! @ 74

Woodhall Hollow @ 71

BTW–does anyone know some good ipod for windows software. I am not happy with this itunes thing. Esp since I am using it on 2 computers.

Try MediaMonkey, I just started using it on the recommendation of one of my fellow computer/music geek friends. I love it and it syncs with most kinds of portable players including iPods I think. I have a Creative NOMAD player instead of an iPod so I’m not sure.

thanks! I’ll check it out.

FUCK ted nugent!!! he lost me when he referred to feminists as fat, ugly pigs who aren’t getting any. i hate reality tv but i have an idea for a new series- we should put donita and ted on an island and whoever is left alive gets a million dollars. the smart money, of course, is on you, donita. any takers? fox, are you listening?
FUCK ted nugent!!!

Swopa @ 4

Going to see Marianne Faithfull perform in SF Saturday night. Should be fun.

I saw her about fifteen years ago in SF. Every woman in the house cried at one point but it was a great show.

Especially for Margot. Who loves western swing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPIuIwSJ41s

Eureka Springs @ 78

Swopa @ 4

Going to see Marianne Faithfull perform in SF Saturday night. Should be fun.

I saw her about fifteen years ago in SF. Every woman in the house cried at one point but it was a great show.

as tears go by

OT-Melanie Morgan on Hardball to discuss Clinton books.

ha- i was dancing around to “blue millionaire” today…

solai @ 81

OT-Melanie Morgan on Hardball to discuss Clinton books.

I’m so glad I’m watching anything else.

Oklahoma kiddo @ 79

Especially for Margot. Who loves western swing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPIuIwSJ41s

You should write a short description what’s behind the links you post instead of posting them twice to make more people click. :-)

solai @ 81

OT-Melanie Morgan on Hardball to discuss Clinton books.

My blood pressure just raised 4 points reading that.

you wanna great singer – the late dusty springfield….sings rings around marianne

wgg: tokin lib’rul @ 70

Margot @ 63

Oh I love western swing. Take Me Back to Tulsa!

mebbe it was 10 years ago, i danced with the last ex-mrs tokin lib’rul in an OKie City parking lot to a band made up of the last living members of thelast Bob WIlls Band.

i usta go to rodeo dances in santa fe when i was a kid, everybody went, nobody checked id.

santa fe was a small rodeo in those days; dint draw big bands to the lil dance venues; there was always a rodeo dance at la fonda, though.

circa 1960…

Hey, I was a kid in Santa Fe then. I don’t even remember any rodeo dances!

I have a new CD that I highly recommend for picking up lefties spirits or otherwise.

The new Mavis Staples – We’ll Never Turn Back – with Ry Cooder producing and performing on the whole album. It’s fantastic..all the reviews at amazon are helpful.

and for fun and Jane here is Lou Reed with Pavarotti on youtube

The guy from MOVE ON did a very good job knocking down MM’s ridiculous statements. The final round had MM saying that the decisions should be up to Bush and generals. He said everytime a general disagrees they get fired or dissed. Last remark went to MM: “Abraham Lincoln did it”
Am I supposed to know what that means?

Frank @ 72 and Eric @ 77: I hear you, men! I was really only making reference to the Brian Jones song and the notable title “Death By Misadventure.” [Well, I suppose I did give him props for being a great guitar player, but even Donita will back me up on that one.]

Let me say this, Ted Nugent couldn’t carry d. Boon’s [guitar] strap.

{{{ESAR}}}

I recently saw that Lou Reed/Pavarotti clip, its cool. Strange pairing but it worked!

juslin @ 86

you wanna great singer – the late dusty springfield….sings rings around marianne

you don’t have to say you love me

FiniFiniTOOBZ! @ 91

{{{ESAR}}}

I recently saw that Lou Reed/Pavarotti clip, its cool. Strange pairing but it worked!

I found it last night (just got high speed this week so music o-rama) and couldn’t stop laughing while trying sing along…)

solai @ 89

The guy from MOVE ON did a very good job knocking down MM’s ridiculous statements. The final round had MM saying that the decisions should be up to Bush and generals. He said everytime a general disagrees they get fired or dissed. Last remark went to MM: “Abraham Lincoln did it”
Am I supposed to know what that means?

must be a newold version of IOKIYAR

Norman Wagner @ 84

Oklahoma kiddo @ 79

Especially for Margot. Who loves western swing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPIuIwSJ41s

You should write a short description what’s behind the links you post instead of posting them twice to make more people click. :-)

That comment was not meant to duplicate.

I’ll say again: for Margot:

“Mick wasn’t cute enough?”

What?

When was he EVER cute?

FYI, new thread

elliot@92

ahhhhh you know the song lol – you know a great singer ;o}

juslin @ 98

elliot@92

ahhhhh you know the song lol – you know a great singer ;o}

Believe me. Believe me.
Believe me.

For Margot:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GDPoQa1Ptt0

Oklahoma Kiddo—
Thanks so much, that was beautiful!

ahhh elliot all i see is youuuuuuuu

Eureka Springs @ 89

I have a new CD that I highly recommend for picking up lefties spirits or otherwise.

The new Mavis Staples – We’ll Never Turn Back – with Ry Cooder producing and performing on the whole album. It’s fantastic..all the reviews at amazon are helpful.

and for fun and Jane here is Lou Reed with Pavarotti on youtube

Thank you, Eureka Springs!

circa 1960…

Hey, I was a kid in Santa Fe then. I don’t even remember any rodeo dances!

how old were you then? where’d you live?

i lived in pojoaque, dated a barrel-racer from los alamos…we went to rodeo de santa fe dances every year…a big one on saturday night in the main ballroom of la fonda…but at the american legion, the elks, the vfw; and jimmy’ tiny’s and a buncha commercial places…
…

wgg: tokin lib’rul:

I would have been 7 in 1960.
Dang, I missed out. I lived off the Old Taos Highway near the Cross of the Martyrs.

Fitzgerald recommends 3 years for Libby

Loo Hoo. @ 103

Eureka Springs @ 89

I have a new CD that I highly recommend for picking up lefties spirits or otherwise.

The new Mavis Staples – We’ll Never Turn Back – with Ry Cooder producing and performing on the whole album. It’s fantastic..all the reviews at amazon are helpful.

and for fun and Jane here is Lou Reed with Pavarotti on youtube

Thank you, Eureka Springs!

No kidding – thanks!

Yeow! I listened to the samples. The CD is now waiting for me where I’ve been buying my music for years & years.

Elliott @ 92

juslin @ 86

you wanna great singer – the late dusty springfield….sings rings around marianne

you don’t have to say you love me

Just re-smoke the ham.