So might sign off the day with this from the maestro Monsr J.J.Cale and a favourite from the first album here with Leon Russell and band
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Sunday, November 01, 2026
J.J. Cale - Crazy Mama / Fate of a Fool
Bob Dylan - The Rolling Thunder Revue, Fort Collins Colorado, May 23rd 1976 | Floppy Boot Stomp
Bob Dylan - The Rolling Thunder Revue, Fort Collins Colorado, May 23rd 1976
FLOPPY BOOT STOMP

Bob Dylan - The Rolling Thunder Revue Fort Collins Colorado, May 23rd 1976
01. Mr. Tambourine Man
02. It Ain't Me Babe
03. Vincent van Gogh
04. Maggie's Farm
05. One Too Many Mornings
06. Mozambique
08. Blowin' in the Wind
09. Railroad Boy
10. Deportee (Plane Wreck at Los Gatos)
11. I Pity the Poor Immigrant
12. Shelter from the Storm)
13. Oh, Sister
14. I Want You
15. Tangled up in Blue
16. You're a Big Girl Now
17. You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go
18. Lay, Lady, La
19. Going, Going, Gone
20. Idiot Wind
21. Knockin' On Heaven's Door
22. Gotta Travel On
23. A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall
Bob Dylan – lead vocals, guitar
Joan Baez – vocals
(collaborated on several songs, including Blowin’ in the Wind,
Railroad Boy, Deportee, I Pity the Poor Immigrant)
Scarlet Rivera – violin
T‑Bone Burnette – guitar, piano
Steven Soles – guitar
Mick Ronson – guitar, vocals
Bobby Neuwirth – guitar, vocals
Roger McGuinn – guitar, vocals
David Mansfield – steel guitar, mandolin, violin, dobro
Rob Stone – bass
Howie Wyeth – drums
Gary Burke – congas
AN XRAY SPECIAL
The Band - 1976-10-30 - SNL New York NY (TV SBD) |so many roads
The Band - 1976-10-30 - SNL, New York, NY (TV SBD)
A Speedy Special
The Band1976-10-30Saturday Night LiveNBC Studios30 Rockefeller CenterNew York, NYTV SBDVideos Below
01. Life Is A Carnival02. The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down03. Stage Fright04. Georgia On My Mind
The Band were part of the 1994 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Class, along with John Lennon, the Grateful Dead, The Animals, and Bob Marley, just to name a few other inductees that year. While Robbie Robertson was in attendance, Levon Helm decided not to show up due to long running issues with Robertson. Eric Clapton handled the induction speech and also sat in with the groupo when they performed The Weight.This TV soundboard recording captures The Band on Saturday Night Live on October 30, 1976, a half century ago today. Less than a month later, they would play the legendary LAst Waltz concert in San Francisco, retiring from live performing. Of course, that turmed out to be just temporarly, as 4/5 of the group (all but Robertson) reunited in 1983.
Pog Mahone - Sunny Side of the Street [Pogues tribute]
Pog Mahone
Sunny Side of the Street
Nice tribute!
not Shane but nice enough I reckons
New Artist of The Day : Nadia Moore | The Lily Robinsons - Another Day
THE LILY ROBINSONS - ANOTHER DAY
Vocals: Nadesjda Fournier-Moore
Guitar: Nadesjda Fournier-Moore
Composer: Nadesjda Fournier-Moore
Mississippi Joe Callicott - Laugh to Keep From Crying
Mississippi Joe Callicott
Bonnie Raitt interviewed at The Guardian (Kat Lister) | Don's Tunes

Bonnie Raitt: I’m just one more kid who learned how to play the blues from being a fan." It is a modest statement for the first woman to have a Fender guitar launched in her honour.
“My gameplan was just to follow my blues and jazz exemplars. Stay true to your art, do the best shows you can, keep going, don’t worry about commercial success, and when you’re 70 years old people will still want to come and see you,” she says.“Thank goodness I come from the generation of Elvis, Frank Sinatra, Ray Charles and Aretha Franklin, where they performed other people’s songs and did it in their own way,” Raitt says. Her unquestionable gift is the way she can interpret and reimagine music intuitively, motivated by a desire to find stories. Searching for the right song is what motivates Raitt, she says. It can make her sleep less, too. “One moment, you’re listening to some obscure Charles Brown recording from the 1949 sessions that you’ve never heard before; the next thing you know, it’s four hours later and you haven’t brushed your teeth,” she says, laughing.
THE BANGLES - WALK LIKE AN EGYPTIAN ‘86
THE BANGLES - WALK LIKE AN EGYPTIAN ‘86
Curiously not my favourite Bangles number but frankly I had quite forgotten quite how steady (and funny!) the video was! Enjoy! I DID
Alphonse ‘Bois Sec’ Ardoin accompanied by Clark Kessinger - "Leather Britches" filmed by Alan Lomax at the Newport Folk Festival 1966.
Now I knew what flat foot dancing was (Cajun and Zydeco you betcha!) but I never knew what a floy floy was! AAAAAaaaanyhoo . . . . . you still dancin’!? I know I am!
Alphonse ‘Bois Sec’* Ardoin dancing
Clark Kessenger accompanies on fiddle
‘Leather Britches'
Flat foot dancing legend
Eh Tois!
West Virginia old-time fiddler Clark Kessinger playing "Leather Britches." Captured by Alan Lomax at the Newport Folk Festival in Newport, Rhode Island 1966. Video courtesy of @stefangrossmanguitarworkshop youtube page!
* Bois Sec’
a curious nickname from childhood meaning literally ‘Dry Wood’
as he was renowned as a child to be the first
to run in from the plantation fields when it rained! (Go figure!?)