Charlie Brown pitches for the Red Sox! Sort of. Tomorrow at Fenway Park in Boston will be Peanuts Night.
Author: DOuG pRATt
This Guy’s in Love With the Sound of Love
I don’t know how many aging PBS viewers are watching TV at 2:30 AM, but this is from a fundraiser that ran last night. The Lennon Sisters wore a lot of hair pieces in the Sixties, but never any as big as this one on Dusty!
Herb Alperfection
For 50-cents each, I recently bought the four LP’s that Herb Alpert put out between 1965 and ’66. As Denro says, “There is no doubt that those albums sold millions and millions of copies in the 60’s….every thrift store across the USA has the proof!”
According to the dates engraved on the inner grooves, the copies I came upon aren’t first generation, but they are original pressings from those years. Recorded by Larry Levine at Gold Star studios in L.A., the sound quality is uniformly superb. I have listened to this track from “S.R.O” a half dozen times, and I imagine the musicians of the legendary Wrecking Crew must have been smiling when they heard the playback.
Note: As far as I know, only some of Alpert’s touring band, assembled after the fourth album, recorded with him in the studio.
BAM! POW! RIP!
Lia!
My friend, the sensational Lia Pamina, has a new music video! I love the “Pet Sounds” sound of this song. You can read an interview with the Spanish beauty, in English, at this link.
Pivot and Pose!
Last night the PBS News Hour had Utah senator Mike Lee avoiding the question of whether or not climate change is real. Instead, he argued that Trump was right to leave the Paris Agreement because the way Obama signed on was wrong.
And in other doings from the right, Trump’s attorney Michael Cohen has begun the process of marrying off his daughter.

Which reminds me of the time when Scott Brown, our new ambassador to New Zealand and former senator from Massachusetts, posted this picture with the comment, “Just in case anybody is watching throughout the country, yes, they’re both available.”



