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Jeffrey, I Hear You - The Girls (single from late 70s Boston band; no girls in that band)

Since I Met You, Baby - Ivory Joe Hunter

The stop in Medford, MA, on July 6 is less than a mile walk from my house. I just may go. Regular (non-VIP, etc.) ticket prices ($95 and down) at the box office aren't that bad for the number of...

Psycho - The Beasts of Bourbon

Still convalescing and PTing from my knee replacement, so only have time for one or two albums a day and mostly off of YouTube. Today's was

Jan & Dean - Carnival of Sound (Took Jan three years to...

To Our Children's Children's Children - The Moody Blues

What's the Ugliest Part of Your Body? - The Mothers of Invention

Yay!

First time I heard the MC5 was on an AM radio station, WICE, in Providence in 1969. The 8pm to 12pm DJ would occasionally play current album cuts. One night he played "Kick Out the Jams." Of...

Young Man's Blues - The Who

Wild Blue Yonder - The Screaming Blue Messiahs

Spirit of the Age - Hawkwind

Whisper in the Night - Electric Light Orchestra

Thank you. If you ever have the hip(s) replaced, I hear the recovery is easier than with a knee. My knee was arthritic, so arthritis can be pretty damaging. Do what the doctor says is necessary.

Sky Pilot - Eric Burden and the Animals

Thank you, Mark. I'm getting there.

I'm trying. Thank you for the encouragement.

Smoke! Smoke! Smoke That Cigarette - Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen

Yesterday:

Fleetwood Mac - Live at the Boston Tea Party, Volume 1
John Cipollina and Raven - John Cipollina and Raven

I'll Never Get Out of This World Alive - Hank Williams

Thank you to all for the nice wishes.

Ian, how's retirement going? Great, I hope. Took about two or three years before I decided I was happy (except for all the doctor appointments) with it.

Ramblin' Rose - The MC5

Point well taken, Steve. I hope I keep your episode always in mind.

While rehabbing from knee replacement:

Roy Wood's Wizzard - Eddie and the Falcons
Donovan - Donovan in Concert
Missus Beastly - Missus Beastly

Just finished You Thought It Was More by Louie "the Coin" Colavecchio. It's his account of growing up a mob wannabe and associate in Providence. There's a History Channel episode about him as the...

It's been a couple weeks since I last posted. I had my left knee replaced at the beginning of the month. Still hurts like a sumbitch; staples came out today. When I first mentioned several months...

Merry-Go-Round - Wild Man Fischer

Wake Me, Shake Me - The Blues Project

Diary of an Empty Day - The Nice

I'll watch this soon. Recently I saw on a YouTube series called Rat Tales about the local Boston scene from early Rockin' Ramrods days up through the band Boston and the local punk scene, a long...

The Fool - Quicksilver Messenger Service

Aragorn - The Suite
The Zombies - Into the Afterlife

and just listened to

The Groundhogs - Split Shadows (a live boot, I think)
Roger McGuinn - Back from Rio

Now I'm influenced to listen to Rush.

The Sun Is Shining - Giles, Giles & Fripp

Hawaiian War Chant - King Uszniewicz & His Uszniewicztones

Wicked Lady - The Axeman Cometh (A couple of mighty revealing photos of Theda Bara's front and back on the front and back covers.)
Rahsaan Roland Kirk - Boogie-Woogie String Along for Real

From All Over the World - Jan & Dean

Hey, Paula - Paul and Paula

Jennifer Juniper - Donovan

Love Me - The Phantom

House of Four Doors - The Moody Blues

Yesterday:

Fairport Convention - Leige and Leif
Giles, Giles and Fripp - The Cheerful Insanity of
Pearls Before Swine - The Use of Ashes
Westfauster - In a King's Dream

Chicken Walk - Hasil Adkins

The Loco-Motion - Little Eva

I need to get this. Was a big Bowie fan back then. Saw him at the Tower in Philly early '73.

I know it's old hat by now; I've started reading Geddy Lee's autobiography. Excellent! I found the chapter on his parents' time in the camps and aftermath heartbreaking.

Same here; I love A Mighty Wind. Ever since seeing it, though, I do have a heard time taking such squeaky-clean folk music seriously. After seeing the movie, I heard an obscure track by the Les...

Yesterday:

Various Artists - Bumpers (an Island-label sampler)

Get 'Em Out by Friday - Genesis

Rollin' and Tumblin' - Canned Heat

Earthbound - King Crimson

I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday - Roy Wood's Wizzard

Grand Pianist - Montage

Yesterday:

Devo - Oh No! It's Devo
Kansas - Monolith

Pretend - Carl Mann

John, I'm Only Dancing - David Bowie

Yesterday:

The Chesterfield Kings - Here Are the Chesterfield Kings
The Fibonaccis - Repressed

In a Broken Dream - Python Lee Jackson

The Fibonaccis' "Purple Haze" cover. Rather Devo-ish.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cFL1LGMUqu0

At the end of one of her Lume commercials, she asks, "Why didn't someone think of this sooner?" I scream at the TV, "Because it's not necessary!!!!"

Interesting indeed. I thought the 1st album was okay, the 2nd rather dismal, and the 3rd not good, but it has been years since I listened to them. Still, I would like to see the current line up.