Life is so crazy these days, Braxton is a soundtrack and cathartic and gets your mind off things.

I think the best parts are what only our dog can hear. She curls right up under the speaker.

"I missed my connections and I'm late for work again
You know they'll probably drop the atom bomb the day my ship comes in."

Fred Neil, "That's the Bag I'm In":

Velvet Underground, "Ocean":

A little ditty about David Crosby, Paul Kantner, and Grace Slick:

Jefferson Airplane, "Triad":

John Miller, "Blue Moon," with the usually missing opening, which is the best part of the song.

Oops.

Blue Moon.

Recent news on Link Wray:

If Donnerboy checks out the weekend music thread ... for a taste of older VA, click the link above.

Not exactly Washington and Madison, but important still.

NEU! "Hallogallo":

This weekend's gratuitous blast of new free improvisation (recorded 10/07/26).

Sax, electric guitar (and all the necessary pedals these days), and drums.

If you enjoy watching guitarists get into it, slide it up to about 22 minutes and watch for awhile. Of course, there's better and crazier out there. This appears to be the drummer's house stage in Brooklyn.

22. Yes, back in my high school years, which sound about the same as yours, it was all about Hot F-in Tuna.

I don't think any of those people heard their first album, or would have listened to it twice.

Certainly not "Mann's Fate."