Macka Splaff
Friday, February 06, 2009
Thursday, February 05, 2009
Wednesday, February 04, 2009
Tuesday, February 03, 2009
By The Time You See This...He'll Be Dead*
A softer set from one of the true masters of the universe...Mr. Bill Hicks.
Kudos to David Letterman for providing some closure, and being a stand-up guy.
*...and sniffing Yul Brynner's noggin
;>)
Monday, February 02, 2009
In My Cardboard Coloured Dreams
The Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band, Canyons Of Your Mind, 1968...Featuring a guitar solo that Ed Van Halen has struggled to master for eons.
h/t Microdot at The Brain Police.
Bonus: The Intro And The Outro, featuring the Count Basie Orchestra on triangle.
;>)
Blogroll 'Appreciation' Day
My minor contribution to the celebration of community.
These 5 are regular visits in my travels (as are all the worthies in the sidebar to your right) and should you choose to blogroll me, by all means let me know via email or comment so that I might reciprocate the favor.
TwoTonGreenBlog
My pal Suzanne holds down the late shift at FDL with her impeccable taste in music, and is one of those rarities in current American politics - a Republican with honor.
More of them and our troubles would be over very quickly.
LitBrit
Erudite, cosmopolitan, and a fellow devotee of Frank Zappa, LitBrit balances an active family life with a keen eye for politics, fashion and culture.
Bluedaze: Drilling Reform for Texas
TXSharon is a committed advocate for reform of the horrendous practices of oil companies in the great state of Texas.
Greenbush Boy
Sidney offers a superior insight into the workings of children's TV programming, and how to rescue it from the vast wasteland.
Teh Kitteh Anecdote/Antidote
Dear Valley Girl runs a blog for admirers of the feline mystique, but she's no scaredy cat - why, she even links to me.
;>)
And all the rest, no lesser lights they:
Long may you run
Sunday, February 01, 2009
Sunday Overnight
Bobby Hackett Sextet, with Urbie Green, Bob Wilber, Dave McKenna, Nabil Totah, and Morey Feld, NYC, Jan 1962.
Lambert, Hendricks, and Ross with the Count Basie rhythm section, With The Spirit Beat, Chicago, 1959.
Wes Montgomery, with Harold Mabern, Arthur Harper, and Jimmy Lovelace - Impressions, Belgium, 1965.
Joe Pass - Do Nothin' Till You Hear from Me, BBC London, 1975.
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