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The 'Spill (Free subscription) | 5 hours ago
Ivan being bouncy - he's about a mover, as you see. Monkey Riding - the Cock and Bull Band When I'm Up I Can't Get Down - Oysterband Ҫa Plane Pour Moi - Richard Thompson Look At Granny Run Run - Ry Cooder She's About A Mover - Doug Sahm & the Sir Douglas Quintet Pine Island Bayou - the Gourds Open Fire - Any Trouble The Road To Santiago - Oysterband Time for a little lie down...
Daily Pundit (Free subscription) | 4 hours ago
Sir Paul McCartney: The Beatles weren’t that good when we started out | The Sun |Showbiz|Bizarre SIR PAUL McCARTNEY admits THE BEATLES weren’t much cop when they first formed. Duh. Neither were the Stones, and Bob Dylan’s high school efforts weren’t all that great, either.
Sir Charlie Palmer (Free subscription) | 12 hours ago
http://www.mediafire.com/?jnhz2tz0ni5 Rules for Jokers is a varied album of mostly acoustic music, and Gilmore’s obvious influences are Bob Dylan, Elvis Costello, and Tom Waits. Her lyrics are acerbic, funny, and witty, and her melodies strong and engaging.
Keep The Coffee Coming (Free subscription) | 5 hours ago
Pink Is The New Blog (Free subscription) | 1 hour ago
Sarah Michelle Gellar confesses that motherhood was worth the wait. Rachel Zoe fires her #2 Taylor Jacobs. LeAnne Rimes and Eddie Cibrian reportedly take their love affair to Sin City. Joe Perry says that Steven Tyler quit Aerosmith. Elton John gets back to work. Joe Jackson wants money from the Michael Jackson estate. Thus far, there are no immediate plans for [...]
Left I on the News (Free subscription) | 2 hours ago
People like myself my decry the concept of "American exceptionalism" (unlike Barack Obama , who proclaims his belief in it), but the U.S. really is an "exceptional" country. In how many other countries are there not one but two epidemics taking place? No, not H1N1. These: Epidemic one - People going bankrupt and killing themselves, their families, or, as in yesterday's case, their...
Blog THIS, Pal! (Free subscription) | 5 hours ago
These commercials are cool. They're well done. They're clever. And that they would include Tommy Boy in that company, I thought was very flattering To be honest, I hadn't planned on discussing this commercial - having seen Tommy Boy once, and not being impressed, it seemed like an issue that could do without my commentary. Especially since, unlike many people I know, I don't consider the Spade/Farley/Sandler/Schneider...
Pretty Boring (Free subscription) | 4 hours ago
Taylor in New York I guess more importantly, is she ready to host? Taylor joins a short list of celebrities who have pulled double duty as both the host and the musical guest. Britney, Justin, Beyonce and Paul Simon. Her promos have been relatively funny. They only had to use the Kanye West reference once though I wouldn't be surprised if he showed up during the monologue. The big question is, will...
America's Right (Free subscription) | 8 hours ago
By Rick Saunders America's Right Despite the risky assumption that there remains even a shred of conscience or even a solitary scintillum of statesmanship left in certain members of the majority party in Congress, here’s a bold proposal. Admittedly, this suggestion will go absolutely nowhere (because those who would need to act are political cowards who will continue place their own personal...
Scholars and Rogues (Free subscription) | 4 hours ago
Our last pod ended the Great 48 on a subdued note. Nirvana won handily, but voter turnout was low. Does this mean trouble for “the voice of Generation X” at the next level? We’ll know soon enough. The numbers: #3 Nirvana 56% ; #8 John Mellencamp 32%; Los Lobos 12%. On Monday we’ll launch the third phase of the Tournament of Rock – Legends, as our contest to name the greatest...
Film Experience Blog (Free subscription) | 5 hours ago
1891 Miriam Cooper silent film star of the DW Griffith wing of Hollywood ( Intolerance, Birth of a Nation ) 1903 Dean Jagger Oscar winner for the war drama Twelve O'Clock High . Can't say I've seen that one. Anyone? 1923 Gene Callahan started working in feature films in 1960. He'd won two Oscars for Art Direction ( The Hustler and America, America ) by April, 1964. Quick study, yes? I imagine he had...
Liquor Barn's Party Line Blog (Free subscription) | 5 hours ago
Btms^ for Saturday, November 7. Drink 4cast 4 2day: Share Caymus Conundrum White Wine w/ Friends (& Strangers!) 2 toast 2 Albert Camus born 2day in 1913. Cheers 2day 2…the U of L Cards as they take on WVU, and to the match up of the UK Cats and EKU Colonels! November 7, Buy A Try Beers @ The Barns: [...]
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bestshill | 12/10/2009
Bob Dylan's OTHER Christmas Album (!!!) from Jim Linderman blog DULL TOOL DIM BULB in the Mid 1970's, around the time of Dylan's Blood on the Tracks album, tape traders and fans of bootleg records such as the Basement Tapes were frantic about a set of tracks rumored to be a Bob Dylan Christmas Album. It even had a title "Snow Over Interstate 80" and track listings. Not only that, it was rumored he...
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