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 Posted: Mon Feb 12th, 2007 07:37 am
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Paxman



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Twisted Fact of the Day:

Donald Duck comics were banned from Finland because he doesn't wear pants.

 

Watch Envy!!



Martin Braun Grand Prix (Dakar) in 3T Green!!

 

The Day In Rock

No. 1

1969 Amen Corner: If Paradise Is Half as Nice UK 45

1972 Al Green: Let's Stay Together US 45

1977 Julie Covington: Don't Cry for Me, Argentina UK 45

1977 Barbra Streisand: A Star Is Born US LP

1994 Celine Dion : The Power Of Love : US single

1994 Tori Amos : Under the Pink : UK LP

Births

1867 Len Spencer (First US recording star)

1935 Ray Manzerak (Doors)

1935 Gene McDaniels (Tower of Strength)

1949 Stanley Knight (Black Oak Arkansas)

1950 Steve Hackett (Genesis, 1970-9)

1968 Chynna Phillips (Wilson Phillips)

1970 Jim Creegan (Barenaked Ladies)

Miscellany

1956 Screaming Jay Hawkins records I Put a Spell on You, for Okeh Records in New York.

1957 Coasters record Young Blood with Leiber and Stoller.

1958 Monotones' Book of Love released by Argo, US.

1961 Miracles' Shop Around becomes first Motown million-seller.

1964 Beatles round off American visit with gig at Carnegie Hall, New York.

1967 Keith Richards' home, 'Redlands', in West Wittering raided for drugs.

1968 Jimi Hendrix awarded an honorary high-school diploma from Garfield School (he dropped out aged fourteen).

1968 Traffic play gig at Grenoble during Winter Olympics.

1971 Deep Purple release Strange Kind of Woman in UK

1972 Michael Jackson debuts solo on UK chart with Got to Be There.

1973 Elton John wins gold disc for Don't Shoot Me.

1975 Bob Dylan releases Blood on the Tracks.

1981 Debbie Harry confirms her departure from Blondie.

1989 Tiny Tim stands as a candidate for mayor of New York City.

 

Happy Birthday, Ray!! Damn! Dude from The Doors is older than my Dad!!

 

What’s in the CD player?

 

April Wine – The Nature Of The Beast

 

Review by Ed Rivadavia

April Wine (like any good wine) got better with age, and the Canadians' brightest moment only arrived over a decade into their career with 1981's The Nature of the Beast. Opener "All Over Town" lurches into action on a lopsided riff before finding its awesome groove, -- a groove they seldom abandon through and to the end of the disc. All-around frontman Myles Goodwyn is in top form, leading the band through some of their most aggressive material ever ("Bad Boys," "Crash and Burn"), as well as through the band's career-defining power ballad "Just Between You and Me." While "Caught in the Crossfire" and "Future Tense" suffer from some cheesy sci-fi lyrics, melodic hard rockers such as "Big City Girls," "One More Time," and "Sign of the Gypsy Queen" (featuring Thin Lizzy-like dual guitar harmonies) pick up the slack in spades.

 

Funny



Not from my personal files...  Looks like they have a new hip too...

 

Food

 
Cheesy Beer Dip

 

Zoom Zoom

 

Jim Clark Monaco 1966

 

Babe 

 





 

Art

 

Paul Gauguin The Vision After The Sermon 1888