Video of the week!!!!

Dr. Dog - My old ways from the album "we all belong"



Kill City - Hooligans on E



Son House - Death Letter

This is dedicated to the long, passionate make out...

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As spelled out in the post title, today's offering is dedicated to the young lovers of the world. The ones who have an entire life ahead of them. The ones who play it safe while still living dangerously.

Ah, the long passionate make out. Is there anything sweeter than that first breathy kiss? The kiss so powerful that teeth bang together and lips become raw?

The entwinement that most certainly screams out " I want more!"

Yes, these kisses certainly lead toward the burning loins and passionate moans of pleasure.

Hello young lovers...this is for you.

Mazzy Star - So tonight that I might see

Roy Orbison

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When the name Roy Orbison is mentioned, usually people tend to say "Oh, I love Pretty Woman..."
After listening to this they would have to say things like "Rockabilly Gal is rad!"
Enough said. I present to you: The Rocker!

Dale Hawkins

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Since today is lazy, the following text comes from a well written Wiki page:


Dale Hawkins (born Delmar Allen Hawkins on August 22, 1936 in Goldmine, Louisiana) is a pioneer American Rock singer, songwriter, and rhythm guitarist who is often called the architect of the swamp rock boogie. (Fellow rockabilly pioneer Ronnie Hawkins is his cousin.)
In 1957, Hawkins was playing at Shreveport, Louisiana clubs, and although his music was influenced by the new rock and roll style of Elvis Presley and the guitar sounds of Scotty Moore, Hawkins blended that with the uniquely heavy blues sound of black Louisiana artists for his recording of his swamp-rock classic Susie Q. Fellow Louisiana guitarist and future Rock and Roll Hall of Famer James Burton provided the signature riff and solo. The song was chosen as one of The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's 500 Songs that Shaped Rock and Roll.

Favorite track: Tornado!

Video of the week!!!

The Trachtenburg Family Slideshow Players - Mountain trip 1969

Des Roar Re-Up night!

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Hey kids, it's a slow night here in robotville, but that doesn't mean we're not drunk and rockin'!

As a gift, I give a smattering of Des Roar tunes for those who might have not been with this blog since the humble beginning.

Video of the week!

Julie Doiron with the Wooden Stars - Dance Music

Compulsive Gamblers recognition moment,

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I'm not even gonna talk here. Greg Cartwright makes me want to quit music because he's so rad.

Please enjoy "Crystal Gazing, Luck amazing"


And out of respect to Bob Barker...Please remember to spay and neuter your animals.

To receive you must at least be a cool person.

Just a friendly reminder that this blog runs on a "thank you" fuel that can only be powered by you folks who say thanks and appreciate the tunes.

This isn't a quick process this whole sharing thing, you know?

David Bowie is Hunky Dory.

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Because I'm pretty drunk right now, I'm feeling too lazy to write something witty or factual on my own , I decided to search the internet for a description of this album and all of the ones I found were so lame that I decided that I was just gonna go ahead and write something better...no matter how drunk I am.


Who cares if there's a posibility that I'll re-publish this almost four times in a row because I'm anal about spelling? Especially when I'm drunk?

Am I drunk right now? Yep.

Most of what I read was rehashed music journalist type nonsense:
Ambiguous, Fey, blah, blah

It's actually just a really good album to put your cool on the shelf for a minute and rock out to.

And there you have it folks!