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Great rediscovery of a 19th century film
Good USA Today overview on the status of redistricting for 2026
New Miami Herald investigation on Epstein
More on Trump’s bad polls
The remarkable story of Randy Bachman’s lost guitar
More on Trump’s brain drain
It’s entirely his fault that talented people don’t want to come here. We will all suffer from their absence.
Three strange hit records from the 1960s
Covers: Cry Me a River
“Cry Me a River” is another song that was prominent in the film The Girl Can’t Help It. Julie London performs is as a hallucination her old agent sees when he is drunk.
I know it from the Joe Cocker version.
Covers: Twenty Flight Rock
I have posted a few times about songs performed in the film The Girl Can’t Help It. “Twenty Flight Rock” was performed by Eddie Cochran who co-wrote it.