Halloween

Big Sandy

Bobby Roberts!

SpottieOttieDopaliscious

Indeed.

4th of July in Asbury Park (Sandy)

Sandy is getting ready to hammer Asbury Park and the rest of our great state. 

Idiot Wind

Gary Moore and Friends

Phil Lynott, Scott Gorham, Cozy Powell, and Gary Moore.

This Phil Lynott ballad was sped up by Brian Robertson for Thin Lizzy's Johnny The Fox (1976) album.  Gary Moore would revive it's original softer sound for his 1979 solo album Back on the Streets.  The above Old Grey Whistle Test performance is the definitive version.  Watch at 2:40 when the twin Les Pauls let loose.  Mercy!

David S. Ware R.I.P.

Watch A World of Sound.

Meditations on Integration

Live in Belgium 1964

Charles Mingus     bass

Eric Dolphy     bass clarinet, flute

Clifford Jordan    tenor sax

Jaki Byard     piano

Dannie Richmond     drums

Juana Mecho

CONJUNTO QUISQUEYA

Lee Dorsey

Who's Gonna Help Brother Get Further?  One another!

What happen to the Liberty Bell I heard so much about?

Did it really ding-dong? (Ding-dong)

It must have dinged wrong

It didn't ding long.

Lee Dorsey backed by New Orleans', funky Meters on Yes We Can (1970).

Early Morning Breeze

Dolly Parton on The Porter Wagoner Show.

Solitary Confinement

LA's Weirdo's 1978



Know Your Product

The Saints delivering a groin kick to the corpo-shits who poison everything with their insidious and endless marketing. 

Oh yeah, and fuck you to Apple product cult worshipping bourgeois hipsters.   

A shot of purity in the age of Bono and Diddy.

Listen Here!

The electrifying Eddie Harris!

Live at Montreux, 1969.

Eddie Harris  (tenor sax)

Jodie Christian  (piano)

Melvin Jackson  (bass)

Billy Hart  (drums)



Lowell Fulsom

Reconsider Baby

Chaka!

Rufus and Chaka Khan 1974

Friday bump!

Abbey Lincoln

Abbey Lincoln Live on Night Music 1990.

Abbey LIncoln stuns.

David Sanborn doing his thing in two of the last three posts.  He delivers the word on this one.  He also has awesome hair.

Hiram Bullock - Guitar
Tom Barney - Bass
Philippe Saisse - Keyboards
Don Alias - Percussion
Omar Hakim - Drums

Where Were You?

For Rombamaney!

David Bew-ee

David Bowie recorded at Sigma Sound Studios in Philadelphia PA. August 1974.

This is the joint!  David Sanborn gettin' nice with it.