Here’s Johnny Rivers, just because… This is from 1966. I just don’t know what to say about the dancers in the background. What are they doing? Nick Lowe did a great cover of this tune on his 2001 CD, The Convincer. I couldn’t find that… Read More
Great band. I like the choreography and the white outfits and all the saxes too.
Take me to the River Yes, it’s Tom Jones Etta James This next one is for Stagg! David Byrne OK, one more….here’s Syl Johnson
That was the Reno Waltz, performed by the Whippoorwills Big Band. Here’s the Little Black Eyes Waltz, performed by the Hackney Ramblers. And here’s the Pardon Waltz, performed by Low Maintenance. Enjoy the day.
I stumbled across this excellent performance on YouTube. I’ve never seen an accordion quite like this one. It looks like it’s a Club System accordion. See on the melody side there are two rows plus 5 additional “helper” buttons to enable the player to get… Read More
Bet he’d still be wearing jumpsuits. Oh, and I don’t mean the figure skater or that other musician.
I don’t have anything to say tonight, so how about a little musical interlude. Let’s listen to Doc and Merle Watson. Here’s The Coal Miner’s Blues That’s better. Have a good night now.
I posted a little La-La over at SqueezeMyLemon this afternoon, for your listening pleasure.
Crying Time This is a great old Buck Owens tune. Buck Owens, before selling his soul to HeeHaw was one of the originators of the Bakersfield Sound, a healthy Honky Tonk infused reaction to the slick country pop music coming out of Nashville in the… Read More
27th Street 