This follows the bizarre fake attacks on Dr, Seuss, Mr. Potato Head and M & Ms. Who makes this crap up?
speaking of Snickers:
MD governor Hogan is not a moderate
Sure, he accepted the 2020 election results but overall he is a conservative. Here is one of his attacks on Baltimore. He has been bad for the city and I’ll be glad when he is gone.
Another fake right-wing video
I’m tired of the lies by the Trump cult. Look at the thread.
Covers: That’s All Right Mama
“That’s All Right Mama” was originally a 1946 record by Arthur Crudup. As “That’s All Right”, it was Elvis Presley’s first single in 1954. Crudup’s version was issued on CD in 1992 as part of a wave of old blues music on CD after the success of the Robert Johnson box set.
50 Years Ago: Elvis Songwriter Dies in Poverty, as He Predicted
Covers: Blue Moon of Kentucky
“Blue Moon of Kentucky” was written by Bill Monroe who first performed it in 1945. Elvis Presley’s high-speed version was the B-side of his first single, “That’s All Right” (1954) which was also a cover. Check out the New Orleans jazz version by Tuba Skinny.
Update on Florida gerrymandering
Excellent column by Paul Waldman in the Washington Post
He’s right. Democrats don’t promote their ideas like they are popular. Republicans don’t care if they are popular or not. They just want to force their extremist ideas on all of us. Remember the 2000 election? Bush always acted like he had won. Gore didn’t.
Covers: Dr. John’s Gumbo
Dr. John’s Gumbo is a covers album that was released in 1972. Dr. John and other former NBew Orleans musicians recorded it in Los Angeles. It introduced me to the music of Professor Longhair and Huey “Piano” Smith, among others. We weren’t hearing their stuff on rock stations or seeing it in local record stores.
It’s one of my favorite covers albums. Hard to believe it’s 50 years old today.
Sad! 