David Bruce digs deep into oldies. Both the gems that are worth a listen, and a few that are best left forgotten!
This one Dave played, by the Amen Corner, is a stand-out. No surprise, it’s from 1967.
The Amen Corner didn’t chart, but this groovy ’67 single by Tommy James made it to #25 on Billboard.
Here’s an hour of Robert Crumb entertaining and also, perhaps, offending. Featuring original recordings by Cliff “Jiminy Cricket” Edwards, aka “Ukulele Ike.”
OTRS 144 R. CRUMB’S RECORD ROOM part 62 “Not So Nice Party Records”
Where did my interest in Belgium’s K3 come from? The same friend who told me about ABBA, fifty years ago.
She has the advantage of speaking Flemish.
Again I ask, why should the Fed lower interest rates? What problems would it be addressing?
What we have right now is the long overdue return to the old normal.
This one has it all! Conflict! Romance! Prairie Schooners! Injuns, friendly and not! Survival against the elements! Mother-in-law jokes!
Ward Bond makes a couple of brief appearances with his pal John Wayne, in 1930’s The Big Trail, in its original, 70mm Widescreen presentation.
Yeah, I posted Tchaikovsky’s 6th Symphony only three months ago, but that was before my medical troubles were uncovered. This is the performance that I know best, having purchased an LP copy in college.
