Emmylou Harris, Alison Krauss and Molly Tuttle - “Didn’t Leave Nobody But The Baby”

 Molly Tuttle shared this extraordinary gem . . . .reflecting her astonishment at her company with great figures of country folk Americana Emmylou Harris and Alison Krauss cover the Brither Where Art Thou 25th Anniversary the masterpiece ‘Didn’t Leave Nothing But The Baby’

Molly says: "I will never forget this moment singing “Didn’t Leave Nobody But The Baby” with @alisonkrauss and @emmylouharrisofficial at the @opry for the 25th anniversary of “O Brother, Where Art Thou.” O Brother was my favorite movie as a kid and the soundtrack shaped the musician I am today. Alison, Emmylou, and @gillianwelchofficial, who sang this iconic song in the unforgettable “siren” scene, are three of my all time biggest heroes- Gillian was overseas on tour in Australia and I was lucky enough to be her stand in”!

so might sign off for the day with this haunting classic Americana pome

Molly Tuttle

BIRTHDAYS: Iain Matthews |Plainsong perform 'Even The Guiding Light' on The Old Grey Whistle Test in 1972.

One of three clips for Iain Matthews birthday here with Plainsong from ROUTE books inc. . . note this includes “super-groovy” music!

Plainsong perform 'Even The Guiding Light' on The Old Grey Whistle Test in 1972. Read all about it in Iain Matthews book 'Thro' My Eyes: A Memoir' https://iainmatthewsmemoir.wordpress.com/

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Ian Matthews - Gimme An Inch Girl

Route 

Iain Matthews | Back Of The Bus

Route 

A super-groovy rendition of Iain Matthews' ‘Back of the Bus’ with Richard Kennedy on guitar and Mike Roelofs on Fender Rhodes Piano. Recorded live at Bürgerhaus Helibronn-Böckingen, 17th December 2004. This version features as a track on the double CD that comes with the Deluxe Edition of Iain’s memoir 'Thro’ My Eyes'. Get yours here: http://www.route-online.com/all-books...

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TMR- Captain Beefheart and The Magic Band 57 today!

 

Nearly as old as me! [ahem!?]

Bob Dylan & George Harrison - I Don’t Believe You | HERBERG DE KELDER

 

I Don’t Believe You

Bob Dylan & George Harrison-I Don’t Believe You

HERBERG DE KELDER

FIVE MILLION HITS! 🤯

 

Oh and just a HUGE THANK YOU to all who visit as we hit 5 million visitors at the weekend! 

[we seem to have had 240,000 visitors since then and it’s only TUESDAY what’s going on!?

Fank YOOOO!

even Kylie was “Shocked!” 

[KYLIE MINOGUE - “SHOCKED” dir. David Hogan, 1991]

Pete Townshend concert for dolls, stuffed animals and his dog, 1967.

Eleanor Lucky / photo by poacher turned gamekeeper former glamour model turned photographer, Bunny Yeager. - (she took all the greatest shots of Bettie Page)

and remember

Music heals the wounds others never see

John Berger summarises . . . .

 A Hero since Ways of Seeing changed my very view! And since reading his fictional piece ‘G’ Berger was / is a life long interest and guru . . . . . . 

John Berger 

An interview with George Harrison, shown on the Old Grey Whistle Test on November 30, 1976

 Bob ‘Bomber’ Harris interview George Harrison about the copyright issue over My Sweet Lord

PLAYING FOR CHANGE - CHAN CHAN

 PLAYING FOR CHANGE - CHAN CHAN 

(a favourite  a la Buena Vista Social Club)

Music knows no borders! 🌍 Where will the rhythm take you? Explore global sounds and discover new artists: https://playingforchange.

PINK and her daughter Willow performed a duet of 'Hopeless War’ from ‘The Outsiders’ on The Kelly Clarkson Show!

 

Pink and daughter Willow on the Clarkson show sing together ‘Hopeless War'

I love clips that take me by surprise and lon term fan of Pink (who isn’t?) and what a legacy to have pipes like Mom! 

Like mother like daughter 💕 #PINK and her daughter Willow performed a duet  from ‘The Outsiders’ on The Kelly Clarkson Show!

Flagging Down The Double Es: Ray Padgett : Bob Dylan LIVE!

Two Nights in Berkeley (by Ian Grant)

2026-06-13/14, Greek Theatre, Berkeley, CA

RAY PADGETT JUN 15 ∙

Photo by Ian Grant

Bob Dylan has spent the last two nights performing at the famous Greek Theatre in Berkeley, California. Each night featured a slightly different setlist—the return of “I Shall Be Released” to close night one, and the perennial “Every Grain of Sand” to close night two.

Ian Grant attended both nights and reports in. Ian is probably well-known to many of you. He’s the co-host of two excellent podcasts, Jokermen and Never Ending Stories (and I’m not just saying that because I’m an occasional guest on both). Jokermen just finished their epic Beach Boys series (I talked about my favorite Brian Wilson solo album), and are taking a summer detour through indie punks Death Grips before revealing their next full series. Ian also writes for Aquarium Drunkard and GQ and has his own Substack, Hard Disk.

I’ll turn it over to Ian… (subscribe and catch Ian’s review here . . . .)