It’s been twenty years since Robert Crumb relocated to France, and he’s still there. The introverted yet irrepressible cartoonist/record collector/musician, who is equally profound and profane, is featured on this week’s edition of the syndicated radio program American Routes.
Lia Pamina says of her music video for “How Come I”, “The Spanish version [“Cómo Es”] is very cool too.” 🙂 And so it is!
Our very own Miss Pamina, a friend of the blog for most of its eight years, is now a recording artist for Elefant Records, and here’s her first official video. GO LIA!
These are Scotsmen…
… and these are Englishmen.
See the difference?
I’m listening to episode #46 of Andrew Sandoval’s Come to the Sunshine podcast, from six years ago, and a song that really stands out is “It’s You” by The Millenium. It sounds like it’s Fleetwood Mac in 1977, but it’s from 1968.
Perhaps Miller was attempting to introduce North Korea to Sixties British Beat culture.
