This is the most interesting thing I have ever read. https://t.co/cMOhje1lCf
— Virginia Heffernan (@page88) December 8, 2020
Link: https://t.co/mt2VhNLZS0
— Ana Bretón (@missbreton) December 8, 2020
First he undermines it, now his administration won’t do its job for the transition.
This is a travesty and not what the program was intended for
After firing Esper, he’s getting rid of people and adding anothert unqualified person.
“Who Were You Thinkin’ Of?” was recorded in 1979 by by Jim Glaser, one of three authors of the song. Another co-writer is the author Cathie Pelletier who has written excellent novels. I know it best from the cover by Wilco which was originally on a European CD single. The Texas Tornados also covered it; their version is probably the most popular and influential. Check out Flaco Jimenez on accordion.
“Stand By Me” has been recorded over 400 times. The original version is from 1961 by Ben E. King. Among the covers is a 1975 version by John Lennon. There’s a new version to benefit musicians.
The Rock Bottom Remainders was a group of authors who played old rock songs. They revised the lyrics for “Stand By Me” to suit the pandemic.