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Category: Beat of the Day

Beat of the Day

Picking up on yesterday’s tune by Joe Cocker, let’s do it right:

And since we’re dippin’ into the K-Solo, here he is with Red flippin’ the old Just Ice beat. Time to get your ass to the gym and work it out to this banger:

Beat of the Day

Beat of the Day

Cause we can never get enough James…

Beat of the Day

Rainy Sunday

Ted Barron captures Robert Frank taking Tom Waits’ picture…from the New York Times.

The Sun Will Come Out…Today

Another winter day filled with thoughts of summer…

[Picture by Bags]

Saturday Soul

Beat of the Day

Get your weekend groove cookin’ with this…

Beat of the Day

Taster's Cherce

Pass the peas like they used to say…

I love peas, even though the wife says they don’t count as vegetables (“too carby”). But they are another sign that spring is near even though the frozen petite peas are great year round. Head on over to Saveur and check out 16 recipes for young green peas.

And even if you don’t dig peas, bounce to this:


[Photo Credit: Adventures in Shaw]

Beat of the Day

Beat of the Day

Beat of the Day

Sunday Soul

How about the Meters to start the day? Feel the funk, baby.

[Picture by Bags]

Beat of the Day II

Beat of the Day (Part I)

In the words of the immortal Oscar Madison, “Now it’s garbage.”

Hey, Leroy, You’re Mama’s callin’:

Beat of the Day

When I was in high school, I went to Carnegie Hall one night to see the guitarist Stanley Jordan. Also on the bill was a guy named Bobby McFerrin, who put on a sensational show that I remember vividly to this day. Not too long after, he had a hit song and video. “Don’t Worry, Be Happy,” came and went but McFerrin continued to have a productive and fascinating career. He’s a singular talent.

I always dug this tune:

Beat of the Day

Webster v Young

Beat of the Day

Couldn’t resist.

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