iPod on Shuffle:
Crazy Egypt- John Cale
Seize The Rainbow- Sonny Sharrock Band
At Last (I Found A Love)- Taj Mahal
Sinner- Neil Finn
Never The Same- The Cribs
Gentle On My Mind- Lou Rawls
I'm Going Out (The Same Way I Came In)- Kiki Dee
I Don't Know- The Replacements
Everything- Adrian Belew
Break Into Your Heart- Iggy Pop
Feathers- The Black Crowes
For The Love Of Him- Bobbi Martin
Everytime You Go Away- Hall & Oates
27 Spanishes- Los Lobos
My List- Shelby Lynne & Allison Moorer
Come To My Side- Dion & The Belmonts
Different Strings- Rush
Superman Lover- Johnny "Guitar" Watson
Suicide- Thin Lizzy
You're So Fine- Pee Wee Kershaw
Sacred Cow- Crowded House
Toys In The Attic- R.E.M.
The Pale Fountains- Pacific Street (1984) **1/2
The Replacements- Pleased To Meet Me (1987) ****
Paul McCartney- Working Classical (1999) ***1/2
Sally Baby's Silver Dollars- Festival Internationale, Lafayette: 4/25/2026 (2026) ***1/2
India Ramey- Villain Era (2026) ***
The Rolling Stones- Black & Blue (1976) ****
The Greenberry Woods- It's All Good, Sugar...(2026) ****
Blue Oyster Cult- Mirrors (1979) ****
The Greenberry Woods- House (2018) ***
Creme Soda-Tricky Zingers (1975) ***
(Sorry. No notes or lagniappes today. But man, do I have a story about this record.)
9 comments:
Is that a teaser or a coming attraction?
Not sure. It's a lot to write up. Could be a chapter in a book. I'll have to work on it.
As a "Constant Reader," I look forward to hearing it. Especially because I've never heard of "Creme Soda" and it seems you enjoyed it. (Three stars is a pretty good day.)
I wrote up a short version. It'll be on Burning Wood tomorrow.
I bought this by mail order like Bomp or similar. It is a strange one. Not to over inflate but your story will be interesting.
Superman Lover use to be a part of Jon Cleary's regular set list about 15 years ago. Great song.
Pleased To Meet Me is perfect for any occasion. I imagine it’s my favorite because in 1987 it was a constant companion - and there was significant competition that year. Heavy rotation, everywhere. Thanks for the memories :)
He still does it occasionally.
It took me a few years but, if you listen to JGW's "A Real Mother For Ya" and "Ain't That A Bitch," you'll realize this is where Cleary got his act.
Excellent story, sir. :)
Thought initially you might be going to write about this:
https://onmilwaukee.com/articles/creme-soda
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