Wednesday, March 30, 2011

Heh and Feelin' the Love

The usual source has all sorts o' toons about The One and his new-found bellicosity, mostly centered around his latest Obamateurism: "kinetic military action."  But this is the toon that caught my eye and made me grin:


Heh.  I really like Mr. Kelley.

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Lest you go off thinkin' all is lost with our younger generation, let me share this cool lil note I received from Grandson Sean this morning:
I read your post about Alligator Records and immediately went to Grooveshark and found an album similar. It isn't the 40th anniversary but it's the 30th so it's close enough. I think it's great so far. I haven't listened to the whole set yet but I think I'll like it.
See?  All is NOT lost!

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Amazon loves me, too.  I wish they didn't love me as quite as much as they do, tho, coz this crap could get expensive after a while: 


I'm thinkin' the Big Head Todd album looks pretty good...  God help me.

7 comments:

  1. From the looks of that list Buck, you'd better put the credit card in the freezer.

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  2. Each friday, from somewhere here in Alberta, Darcey hosts a blues fest of his own, he did blog a fair bit but gave that part up in order to work... he featured this album 5 days ago, and my opinion's in the comments.

    http://dustmybroom.com/?p=917#comments

    ah, Fenris, who's a part of The Mayor's site, was a contributor at Darcey's old site, "Dust My Broom"

    good stuph, I really liked it.

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  3. Actually, when Darcey stopped active blogging at his first site, I walked down the road to The Mayor's, then Andy's, then Paul's, then Buck's. Somewhere in there, Lex flew by in the middle of a Tea Party, you know how it goes...

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  4. marc: You are the freakin' LINK MASTER. It's gonna take me quite a while to go thru the archives at Dust My Broom, but it's gonna be enjoyable doin' so.

    Apropos of not much... I didn't REALLY get into the blues until I got stationed in London in 1980. I'd flirted with it for years, mostly with the Stones (who are, at heart, a BLUES band), but I never discovered serious "roots" music until I fell in with a couple o' Brits who had forgotten more about the blues than I ever knew (at the time). London in the '80s was still a hotbed of blues and one of the finest music scenes on the planet at that time.

    Deb: I'm pretty good at exercising restraint, usually. But music is my weak spot...

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  5. Mine too Buck. That'd be why I don't go very often, I can spend $100 in a heartbeat.

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  6. Damn, I put my commenet for this post on the next post down.

    VW: hicatefu - which is what I said after I said damn.

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  7. Lou: Heh. I've said sumthin' like that on occasion, too. ;-)

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