The Rolling Stones released Between the Buttons on January 20, 1967. This was their last album with different tracks on the US and UK versions. The version included their single “Ruby Tuesday”/”Let’s Spend the Night Together”, two great songs. Of the lesser known songs, my favorites are “Connection” and “All Sold Out”.
‘Between The Buttons’: Behind The Rolling Stones’ Forgotten Album
Racism in health care
This is a great idea. The terrible Supreme Court decision has given rich people excessive influence on elections and thus on government policies.
This is pathetic. There aren’t that many people who would have access to the draft. It doesn’t appear they interviewed the justices or spouses (who I think include the leaker). They don’t want to know who did it because it would look bad if it was a justice or spouse.
The Democrats should have done something when they had the House majority. The Republican extremists hate the government and are willing to do things to harm it.
“I’ll Keep It with Mine” is a Bob Dylan song first covered by Judy Collins. Dylan never released his own version until the Bootleg Series.
“Tipitina” is a song by the great Professor Longhair.
This blog post by Greg Mitchell discusses the original 1953 version and covers. I encourage you to subscribe to his excellent newsletter.
Sad! 