I Can See You - by Paddy Summerfield c. 1986

Monday, June 15, 2026

The Bangles - Manic Monday ( Karussell 1986) | Top Hat Crew's "Live Music Archives” + KATE RUSBY tribute [COVID Lockdown version]

 What goes around . . . . . . 




Manic Monday - OFFICIAL (HOMEMADE DUE TO COVID) VIDEO!!

Macca on Hockney

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Friends since the Sixties

Paul McCartney

David Hockney was a friend and an incredible painter. I knew him during the 1960s and kept a friendship going till he died on Thursday, the 11th of June. He was very clever witty and fun to be with.
His paintings often gave off a feeling of great joy. Nancy and I enjoyed visiting his studios in California where we took a drive along Mulholland Drive which he made famous all over again in his sensational paintings.
Or in his London studio. The rooms were filled with paintings. Often some of the most recent pictures that he had done. He would talk about them and his very particular views on art. He felt that it was important to see correctly. He wasn’t a great fan of perspective and was always involved in inventing new ways to view the world. His many paintings, drawings, films and other media like iPad drawing he took readily to and mastered.
He was a serious Chain Smoker and believed it was everyone’s right to smoke like the days when he and I had been brought up in smoke filled rooms. We visited him once in Bridlington, Yorkshire. He met us at the train station and drove us to his house in a smoke filled car.
We will miss his fabulous personality, his laconic wit and his erudite views on how to look at the world.
Rest in peace, David. We love you. 
Paul

From Toni Lindgren’s Facebook page | How Mountain Girls Can Love - Toni Lindgren and Elle Cordova and band

 Aaah technology mixed with Bluegrass roots!

How Mountain Girls Can Love - how to have some folksy fun across space and time when you're living in separate states!
Banjo - David Robinson
Dobro - Shanke Akers
Bass - Andrew Foreman
Guitar - Toni Lindgren
Lead vocal - Elle Cordova

Hank Williams - I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry | Junkyard King

 I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry



Hank Williams - I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry

Cat Power on going where the wine takes her . . . . . ..

 

Alex Majoli photo of Cat Power, Memphis 2005


“I’m just going where the wine takes me. I got more guts than brains, and that’s my problem. My gut taught me a lot, so I know a little bit. Does that answer the question?” 


Cat Power


Blues portrait of the day: Mississippi Fred McDowell


 

I travel by Airplane . . . . JEFFERSON AIRPLANE






 

Actor of The Day : Cissy Spacek!

 






Wot?
Well what d’ya expect?



LGBTQA+ Band of The Week!

START THE WEEK with a 80th Birthday treat for the current POTUS!



wot?
Lil Donnie loves the boys
You can’t wear THAT much make up and not be in touch with your LGBTQ side eh?

 

Sunday, June 14, 2026

Nanci Griffith Other Voices, Other Rooms (sessions) - WIMOWEH

Might sign off the day and the week with this universals joyous song
From the Other Voices, Other Rooms sessions and I can name the instigator in Nanci Griffith front and centre and I spot John Prine and Leo Kottke but was struggling with anyone else
So someone posted it on Instagram claiming it was from the Wimoweh session which of course makes total sense

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- Back row: Dave Mallett, Roy Huskey Jr., Jim Rooney, Marlin Griffith, Odetta, John Prine;

- Middle row: Amy Ray, Leo Kotke, Pat McInerney, Emily Saliers, James Hooker, John Gorka;

- Front row: Barry and Holly Tashian, Nanci Griffith, Pam Rose, Mary Ann Kennedy.

Photo by Beth Gwinn.

Nanci Griffith - Other Voices| Other Rooms - Wimoweh



we miss you Nanci