Late November

Sandy Denny performing "Late November" found on North Star Grassman and the Ravens (1971).

A stark and beautiful companion to cold wind scattered fallen leaves, cloudy skies and bare trees.

Give Thanks

Delroy Denton

Papa Ooh Mow Mow!

The Trashmen!

Happy Thanksgiving!

J-Live

Comin' through with knowledge and wisdom to fill ya head!

Game of Love

Absolutely killer track for the 1971 Workin' Together album. 

Deep soul for your ear hole.

Bartel Bumpin Boogie!

Bartel bumpin' the "Boogie," circa 1972.   

Found on The Best of Perception and Today Records.

Too Late

The Shoes, 1979.

Wrote a Song

 

"Pharoahs spin the message, 'round and 'round the truth."

John Fahey

John Fahey, "Lion" live in Hamburg 1978.

Warm Canto

"Warm Canto", the perfect tune for a cold, November nor'easter.

 

Mal Waldron    -   piano

Eric Dolphy   -   alto sax, clarinet

Booker Ervin   -   tenor sax

Ron Carter   -   cello

Joe Benjamin   -   bass

Charles Persip   -   drums

H2O Gate Blues

Just how blind, America?

The Choice

Thank you Mr. Fish for telling it like it is.

Elected

Alice Cooper's, Elected  1972 promo video.

Future of our nation

Masters Apprentices inquire about the future. 

 A must viewing for fans of the heavy and righteous.  The Masters, originally from Adelaide, Australia are seen here performing their 1971 "Future of our Nation" single for Australian television.  Doomtastic!

Love

Jackie DeShannon knows what we all need.

Lyrics by the late Hal David.

"In June 1968, following the shooting of Robert Kennedy but before he died (approximately 26 hours), the Jackie DeShannon version was played over and over on Los Angeles radio stations as an audio vigil. This also continued for a few days following his death."     wikipedia

Sea of Destruction

Poor naked wretches, wheresoe'er you are,

That bide the pelting of this pitiless storm,

How shall your houseless heads and unfed sides,

your looped and window'd raggedness, defend you

From seasons such as these?

                                                          King Lear, William Shakespeare