You never know where you might find some cool swag.
From The Stacks: 1964 “Beatles Bulletin”
Deep Cuts: Songs About Guitars
I don’t know much about this whole “get rid of everything that doesn’t bring you joy” fad, but I know this:
From The Stacks: The Mojo Men, “Dance With Me” (Single)
There was a lot swirling around the San Francisco music scene in 1965.
Cartoon Saturday: Don Imus, ‘1200 Hamburgers To Go’
Artist: Don Imus Title: 1200 Hamburgers To Go Year: 1972 Label: RCA Cover Artist: Jack Davis
From The Stacks: Boston, ‘We Found It In the Trashcan, Honest!’ (Bootleg)
Boston’s demo tapes might be one of the most famous bootlegs in existence.
Deep Cuts: Camera Songs
“The camera never lies” is a dirty lie.
From The Stacks: Benny Jones, ‘Pity The Man’
Oh my, look at this train wreck.
Cartoon Saturday: Bob Booker & George Foster, ‘The New First Family, 1968: A Futuristic Fairy Tale’
Artist: Bob Booker & George Foster Title: The New First Family, 1968: A Futuristic Fairy Tale Year: 1966 Label: Verve Cover Artist: Mort Drucker
From The Stacks: Elvis Presley, “My Happiness” (Jack White reissue)
Jack White and I both own a copy of this record. One of us paid ten bucks, the other paid $300,000.
Deep Cuts: Commercial Songs
Pop songs are all about selling products, though usually the product is the song itself.
