Monthly Archives: November 2014

Jocko

Posted on November 30, 2014 by

Was looking for some information on the Regina riot of July 1, 1935. Came across a site put together by Saskatchewan Archives. Then came across this link to the Sask. Archives Board Photo Blog (their short form, not mine). Found … Continue reading →

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Feel It Again

Posted on November 29, 2014 by

If you would just be sensible You’d find me indispensable Honeymoon Suite, with “Feel It Again“. Written by Ray Coburn, the band’s keyboardist at the time. Official video doesn’t do justice. So many songs that don’t need some fashionable imagery. … Continue reading →

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Dillinger Escape Plan: Black Bubblegum

Posted on November 28, 2014 by

Dillinger Escape Plan. Heard them for the first time on the soundtrack to Shoot’Em Up (2007): Got so much salt from your lies poured into me I had gotten frozen by the way you walked

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Gary Brooker Solo

Posted on November 27, 2014 by

Yes, I had some good times, I had some bad times What’s it matter when you’ve got somewhere to run to Always liked the voice and much of the music, with Procol Harum. Saw him with Procol Harum at Massey … Continue reading →

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The Woodys: If Chris Hillman is there…

Posted on November 26, 2014 by

When I am falling No place to land Circle of Angels All join hands Certain biases. If Chris Hillman is involved, as with The Woodys, it has to be…

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“Rock Bottom, by Jo Baker”

Posted on November 25, 2014 by

The original, featuring the late Jo Baker (1948-1996): Here is a version with Stoneground, following her departure from Elvin Bishop: Song co-written by Jo Baker and Elvin Bishop, first appearing on Bishop’s 1972 album, Rock My Soul. First heard the … Continue reading →

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Controlling The Grave

Posted on November 24, 2014 by

When our mother died, she had no plot. So she was cremated and placed in the plot with her parents and sister. Six years later, when our father died, my sister and I dug up my mother, under cemetery supervision, … Continue reading →

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