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| Patrice Rushen |
Remind Me
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Straight from the Heart | Elektra Records |
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| El Michels Affair & Piya Malik |
Kabhi
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Kabhi | El Michels Affair on Bandcamp |
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| Dionne Warwick |
Walk On By
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Make Way For Dionne Warwick | Scepter |
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| Radiohead |
No Surprises
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OK Computer | Parlophone |
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| Good Morning Glisteners! |
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| Jane Weaver |
Oblique Fantasy
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Oblique Fantasy | Speedy Wunderground | Jane Weaver on Bandcamp |
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| Stereolab |
Les Yper-Sound
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Emperor Tomato Ketchup | Duophonic | Stereolab on Bandcamp |
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| Ann Peebles |
Slipped, Tripped And Fell In Love
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Straight from the Heart | Hi Records |
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| Surf, Turf, and ☆ Stars ☆ by George! |
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| Born Ruffians |
Chrysanthemums
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Chrysanthemums | Yep Roc Records | Born Ruffianson Bandcamp |
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| Harry Nilsson |
Early In The Morning
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Nilsson Schmilsson | RCA Victor |
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| Bic Runga |
Wolves
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Close Your Eyes | Wild Comibnations | Bic Runga Bandcamp |
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| MUNYA |
Boca Chica (Bon Voyage Version)
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Bon Voyage | Luminelle Recordings | MUNYA on Bandcamp |
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| PSA's by Irene Trudel! | New York Blood Center |
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| U.S. Girls |
Four American Dollars
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Heavy Light | 4AD | U.S. Girls on Bandcamp |
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| Caetono Veloso |
Alegria, Alegria
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| Seu Jorge |
Rebel Rebel
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The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou Album | Hollywood Records |
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| Aldous Harding |
Lawn
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Warm Chris | 4AD | Aldous Harding on Bandcamp |
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| Dave Edmunds |
I Hear You Knocking
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Rockpile | EMI |
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| News by Ergophobic Erwin! |
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| Cola |
So Excited
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Deep in View | Next Door Records | Cola on Bandcamp |
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1:08:03 (Pop‑up) |
| The DB'S |
Black And White
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Stands for Decibels | Albion Records |
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| The Wedding Present |
A Million Miles
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George Best | Reception Records |
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| Cusp |
I Know
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Spill EP | Dadstache Records | Cusp on Bandcamp |
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| Pop Roxx w/ Evan Funk Davies |
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| Red Kross |
1976
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Third Eye | Atlantic |
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| The Modern Lovers |
I'm Straight
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The Original Modern Lovers | Mohawk Records |
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| Horsegirl |
Anti-Glory
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Versions of Modern Performance | Matador | Horsegirl on Bandcamp |
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| WFMU The Hit List w/ Scott Williams |
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| The Ex + Tom Cora |
State Of Shock
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Scrabbling at the Lock | Ex Records |
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| Joy Division |
Love Will Tear Us Apart
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Closer | Factory |
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| Wombo |
Backflip
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Fairy Rust | Fire Talk | Wombo on Bandcamp |
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| Friendshp |
Hank
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Love the Stranger | Merge Records | Friendship on Bandcamp |
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| Artist Interview: Dan Wriggins from Friendship |
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| Friendship |
Ugly Little Victory
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Love the Stranger | Merge Records |
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| Thin Lizzy |
That Woman's Gonna Break Your Heart
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Bad Reputation | Vertigo |
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| Mermaidens |
I Might Disappear
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Look Me In The Eye | Flying Nun | Mermaidens on Bandcamp |
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| News by Ergophobic Erwin! |
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| Sylvester |
Give It Up (Don't Make Me Wait)
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Too Hot To Sleep | Fantasy Honey Records |
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| Automatic |
New Beginning
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Excess | Stones Throw Records | Automatic on Bandcamp |
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| Delta 5 |
Mind Your Own Business
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Mind Your Own Business | Rough Trade |
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| Leikeli47 |
Talkin' To Myself
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Acrylic | Hardcover/RCA Records |
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| Jack LaLanne |
Exercise!
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| Telex |
Moskow Diskow
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Looking for Saint Tropez | RKM |
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| ABBA |
Does Your Mother Know
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Voulez-Vous | Atlantic Records |
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| Ibibio Sound Machine |
Electricity
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Electricity | Merge Records | Ibibio Sound Machine on Bandcamp |
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| Call Now to Play 201-209-9368! |
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| Sharon Van Etten |
Mistakes
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We've Been Going About This All Wrong | Jagjaguwar | Sharon Van Etten on Bandcamp |
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| Spellbound w/ Dave |
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| Deep Purple |
Highway Star
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Machine Head | Warner |
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| Focus |
Hocus Pocus
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Focus II | Imperial |
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| Today In History! |
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Listener comments!
Morning.
I like that.
That will be my answer.
You have a nice day!!!!!
Good day everyone ❤️
The Dictionary jumps right from Kabeiri TO Kabinettwein…hummm…no Kabhi
Did my best Butterman SIR!
Be back in a bit <3
1923 Erroll Garner, American jazz pianist ("Misty"), born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (d. 1977)
1934 Ruby Nash Curtis [Garnett], American pop and R&B singer (Ruby and the Romantics - "Our Day Will Come"; "Hey There Lonely Boy"), born in Akron, Ohio
1937 Waylon Jennings, American country singer and guitarist ("I'm A Ramblin' Man" ), born in Littlefield, Texas (d. 2002)
1941 Harry Nilsson, American pop and rock singer-songwriter ("Everybody's Talkin'"; "One"; "Without You"), born in Brooklyn, New York (d. 1994)
1943 (Mervyn) "Muff" Winwood, English songwriter and bassist (Spencer Davis Group - "Gimme Some Lovin"), born in Erdington, Birmingham
1946 (Neville) "Noddy" Holder, British rock vocalist, songwriter, and guitarist (Slade - "Cum On Feel The Noize"), born in Walsall, England
1949 Russell Hitchcock, Australian rock vocalist (Air Supply), born in Melbourne, Victoria
1949 Jim Varney, American actor (Ernest Goes to Jail, Hey Vern), born in Lexington, Kentucky (d. 2000)
1949 Michael Lutz, American bassist, singer, guitarist (Brownsville Station - "Smokin' In The Boys Room"), and producer, born in Ann Arbor, Michigan
1951 Steve Walsh, American progressive rock singer (Kansas), born in St. Louis, Missouri
1951 Craig Gruber, American rock bassist (Rainbow), born in Cortland, New York (d. 2015)
1951 Joe Pizzulo, American session/vocalist (Alice Cooper; Sérgio Mendes - "Never Gonna Let You Go"), born in Youngstown, Ohio
1954 James Belushi, American comedian (Saturday Night Live, Trading Places), born in Chicago, Illinois
1957 Brad Gillis, American rock guitarist and vocalist (Night Ranger), born in Honolulu, Hawaii
1963 Scott Rockenfield, American drummer (Queensryche - "Breaking the Silence"), born in Seattle, Washington
1969 Ice Cube [O'Shea Jackson], American rapper and actor (Boyz in the Hood, Anaconda), born in Los Angeles, California
1973 Neil Patrick Harris, actor (Doogie Howser MD, How I Met Your Mother), born in Albuquerque, New Mexico
1976 Gary Lightbody, Northern Irish musician (Snow Patrol - "Chasing Cars"), born in Bangor, County Down, Northern Ireland
1981 Billy Martin, American guitarist and songwriter (Good Charlotte - The Young and the Hopeless), born in Annapolis, Maryland,
1985 Nadine Coyle, Northern Irish pop singer (Girls Aloud - "Sound of the Underground"; "The Promise"), born in Derry, Northern Ireland
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Thanks Jeremy, looking forward to what weird direction we next head.
For me, Interesting from the creative aspect, but just another "competition" show which I've had enough of.
We have enough division. Pitting people against each other from "survival" on a remote island to small children cooking is to me, just people being used to make show runners millions (or more).
Pottery (as any art form) is subjective. We all might see the same piece differently so the idea of "mine's better than yours" really doesn't hold up for me.
I'd watch it solely to see beautiful works, no matter how imperfect one might be compared to the other.
Again just my view :)
Escape the heat and head for McCartney! It’s 84 today in north NJ and heading for low humidity
Yes!
Yes!
Yes!
My wife and I did it for 3 years before my daughter was born 12 years ago! But as the world is an awesome place, my daughter and I are going to do open studio time this summer right here in town.
I watch almost no TV these days.
The whole "reality show" thing doesn't do it for me.Scripted reality.
I once wrote to CBS after the first season of Survivor.
I told the show runners "the show would be better if the winner was last contestant not eaten on the island."
They "thanked me for my suggestion." :)
Can you look one up for me? Ganja - please
heyHEYhey.
Speaking of music and Chicago... we're heading there next month and our trip coincides with Lolapalooza (unfortunately!)
Some shows bring out the worst in these types of people (highly competitive, win at all costs types). It's why I find it particularly disturbing when these shows involve children. Talk about fostering negative mental health issues. @Peter in Dover: I watch mostly documentaries about music on free streaming service. Hardly any "commercial" tv for me, when I do it's mostly how to shows,educational, home renno & cooking, but sometimes while flipping over to local weather etc. I see these clips like I mention.
We get 22 channels , that's it.
TV is garbage these days IMO
He’s just not good
Wake and bake baby!
I heard Hippie Johnny had the idea to put those annoying seeds in blackberries that get stuck in your teeth
Garden City, LI has one of the highest rates of accidental Overdose death amongst 18-35 year old in the country
I use an evil Firestick & watch stuff on Prime; Tubi & FreeVee (old Imbd TV) so far.
Content can be older although I just watched a great doc on the band Morphine the other day (2022 release) so content is always changing.
As for the usual "privacy" issues, I installed a hardware (cabled) ethernet a/b switch. When not watching the tv is physically disconneted from the internet so only during show viewing am i "tracked"
An $8.00 fix.
How old was the Pitcher of Los Angeles Angels?
If the communications director of a MLB baseball team get could not get unadulterated drugs… your kids can’t either
Ha!!!
Wandering black hole . . I can relate to that . .
Good.
God.
Y'all.
handy!
“The juridical discourse brings to life that which it pronounces.”
The prohibition of drugs other than alcohol can not stop what it’s meant to stop…by design, according to Lee Atwater
It's WILSON! Sheesh
Thank Jabber Jack is here to help me define beauty. I was so lost without him.
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I apologize!
I think your cat was on my 〰️wavelength 🧠〰️
Jack was advocating fitness and vegetables!! & Doctors were telling folks what brand of smokes are best for you.
AND today Heart diseases from physical inactivity is still the leading cause of death for women in America…
Jack? Supoosin’ i’m still saying I love you
I always find these songs about 17 year old girls creepy.
I have been teaching 17 year old kids for 19 years now.
Always get the vibe: “stop (or don’t) tempting me!!!” from songs on this topic.
Kids that are starting to look like adults ARE STILL KIDS!
Yikes!
Can never have too many favies
On 14 May 2022, the group won the Eurovision Song Contest 2022 with 631 points, securing Ukraine's third Eurovision victory with their song "Stefania".
On 12 February 2022, Kalush Orchestra competed to represent Ukraine at the Eurovision Song Contest 2022 in Turin, Italy with the song "Stefania". In the final of the national selection Vidbir, they took second place with 14 points (six from the jury and eight from the audience). Due to technical difficulties that occurred during the voting process, Psiuk believed that Alina Pash had been wrongly chosen as the winner.
Despite coming in second place, the band were offered the chance to represent Ukraine after the withdrawal of Pash due to controversy regarding her travel history in Crimea. On 22 February, Kalush Orchestra accepted the offer. On the same day, the Ukrainian public broadcaster Suspilne published the official voting results of Vidbir 2022, confirming that Pash had been correctly chosen as the winner, contrary to Psiuk's claims.
During the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, Daniil Chernov has been serving in the Territorial Defense Forces around the capital Kyiv. When the group left the country for the Eurovision Song Contest in April that year, fellow dancer Vlad Kurochka replaced him as MC KylymMen, while Oleksandr Slobodianyk (alias Sasha Tab) replaced Dzhonni Dyvnyy as backing vocalist. Dzhonni Dyvnyy stated that he could not travel to Turin due to commitments with other musical projects.
The group won the Eurovision final on 14 May with 631 points, securing Ukraine's third Eurovision victory. "Stefania" became the first song with rap lyrics to win the contest, as well as the winning song with the highest number of televote points in the history of the contest. The group later announced that they would put their Eurovision trophy up for auction to raise money for the Ukrainian armed forces. The trophy was sold for US$900,000, with proceeds earmarked for purchase of combat drones for Ukraine's military.
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SPALDING ! For a change.
Writing drugs and alcohol is like writing drugs and coccain…
The contribution of pragmatism to social thought was twofold. First, pragmatism led to emphasis on the specific historical conditions which gave rise to established beliefs, laws, and pubLic policies. Using this approach, existing beliefs, laws, and public policies could be recognized as being at one time relevant to certain past circumstances but perhaps as being now irrelevant to the present.
Thus pragmatism undermined the authority of the status quo and by its insistence that the human thought process functioned as a device to solve problems, encouraged reform.
(Can’t smoke in The hospital room while your beloved gives birth anymore)
Second, by its insistence that one could not know the real meaning of a belief, law, or public policy except by ascertaining their practical consequences, pragmatism encouraged an experimental approach to social affairs, a method of trial & error.
https://youtu.be/54tYejNnz0M
This guy seems legit...
Dan Quayle(sp?) - there was a great Small Mag The Dan Quayle Quarterly ... a true laugh riot ... or scary at the time!!!!
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Thanks Clay , JeremyB, Wake Team !!!
Stay Focused !!!!!!!
Peace
Many thanks, Clay, Jeremy, and all Team WAB. Halfway there.
Later on, all.
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