The sound of a Reykjavik football crowd being delighted at Iceland being 1-0 up against Holland.
Then some videos from the Black Sheep album I have never seen:
Flavor of the Month
Similak Child
Strobelite Honey
And I wonder if there are any Kadavar videos?
Man, I wish I could favorite that Exuma post twice!
Funk for Friday!
An episode of US TV-history's greatest class warrior: Columbo
Veronica Mars is a close second.
Having seen them last night, The Tea Party are going to be on heavy rotation through my playlist for the forseeable future.
Walking Wounded
The Bazaar
Turn The Lamp Down Low
Coming Home
Heaven Coming Down
Three of my favourite songs of theirs:
Psychopomp
Transmission
Cathartik
And just because I love their cover of it:
The Superjesus also supported them, which was fantastic. Haven't heard them in years, was good to see them back together.
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Monday Morning Jazz Brunch
Am having trouble posting the songs I wanna post on my FB page. Keep getting a lame thumbnail sketch for Youtube. Lame-o. In case I can't get any Daily Musical Interludes up today, I thought I should bookmark them here for future reference.
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The sound of Volunteers, Staff, and Residents chatting amicably and going through the various doors at the Ronald McDonald House.
new trap god is fire
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Cross-posting from Faceballs, but don't care.
Cross-posting from Faceballs, but don't care.
Expect to see it again on Facebook in the near future...
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But first I want to check out Zeugma's attempt to class up the joint:
Elfrida Andree, Piano Trio No. 2.3rd movement
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Funk for Friday!
Carla Thomas
Eric B. and Rakim
Biz Markie
Fats Waller
The Beta Band
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Hells yes to EricB n Rakim!
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My goodness...
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...and because my last post spelled DLR (going down). heh
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With Tony Williams Lifetime.
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My friend Dylan, AKA Caught Up In A Dream just released a new track. Check it out:
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my son, asking the dog "Where's your balls! c'mon boy! find your balls!"
One that's been on mind since Sunday,
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers--"Even the Losers"
One that I hope (but doubt) has been on her mind since Sunday,
And one that doesn't have anything to do with Sunday,
Gorky's Zygotic Mynci--"Her Hair Hangs Long"
This album was a pretty good complement to Village Green Preservation Society.
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"In response to the success of her single, she received threats from white supremacist groups such as the Ku Klux Klan, and retired from performance soon after.[1] She remained out of music and lived in Gainesville for the next 25 years.
"In 1993, rap group Salt-n-Pepa sampled "What a Man" for their hit single "Whatta Man", which was a massive hit. In the wake of the single's success, Lyndell began performing again, and in 2003, at the opening of the Stax Museum, she performed "What a Man" live for the first time ever."
F*~*in' 'Merica.