The Chefs - I'll Go Too [1981 Peel Session]

 

Buddy Moss - Midnight Rambler [1933]

 

The Vapors - Trains [1979 Peel Session]

 

Bibio - Capel Celyn [2017]

 

With Joe, life just seems more exciting. Even if he had recorderd a song called Having a Cup of Tea it would have been full of drama and supense.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e70oln-7evM

Great story,to see the rest watch the docu,Searching for sugarman.

4 hours ago, bannork said:

With Joe, life just seems more exciting. Even if he had recorderd a song called Having a Cup of Tea it would have been full of drama and supense.

 

 

a song and an iconic image from the 60s...

 

 

 

Prince Buster - It's Burke's Law [1965]

 

Viv Stanshall's Big Grunt - Blind Date [1970 Peel Session]

 

The Fall - Idiot Joy Showland [1991]

 

Joan Baez - Whistle Down The Wind [2018]

 

Sonny Boy Williamson - Bye Bye Bird [1963]

 

6 hours ago, Digitalbanana said:

Joan Baez - Whistle Down The Wind [2018]

 

 

Nice one DB,  pure bel canto.. reminds me of my 60s.

 

 

Rush - Tom Sawyer

 

 

 

Great movie.

 

Great movie.

 

What’s the movie Tukky ?

Whiplash(2014). Inspired by Buddy Rich. The greatest drummer of all time.

 

 

The Vibrators - Baby Baby [1977]

 

Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds - Idiot Prayer [1997]

 

Elmore James - The Sky Is Crying [1959]

 

Mark Lanegan - Wedding Dress [2004]

 

The Caretaker - And Heart Breaks [2017]

 

Charley never says whether he's using a teaspoon or a tablespoon. I suspect the latter.

An excerpt from the history of cocaine in America-

One man who cashed in on cocaine’s public appeal was John Pemberton, who was inspired by the commercial success of Vin Mariani and decided to try his own hand at creating a cocaine-based drink in the United States. Wounded in the Civil War and addicted to morphine, Pemberton attempted using cocaine as a form of treatment. One attempt utilized his knowledge of pharmacy to develop what he called “Pemberton’s French Wine Coca,” which he marketed as a cure-all for any number of ailments and even as an aphrodisiac (or, as he put it, “a most wonderful invigorator for the sexual organs”).

However, Pemberton’s home state of Georgia enacted temperance legislation in 1885, outlawing the sale of alcohol. With his French Wine Coca now barred from actually having any wine in it, Pemberton replaced the wine with sugar and marketed the new product that would eventually be trademarked and known as Coca-Cola.

Frank Zappa and Jack Bruce; two masters at work.

 

Still jammin' together in heaven!

 

 

Old 'Slow Hand' on form.

 

Rush - 2112