To Know Him Is to Love Him (Remastered)

To Know Him Is to Love Him (Remastered)

1962 HITS ARCHIVE: Shadrack - Brook Benton

stupidity running riot in NZ...

 NZ is only ⅔ the physical size of California & has less than 15% of their pop. The idea that we can't centralise the management of our water is just libertarian ideology bullshit. There's no economy of scale in a region with a pop of 250,000 or less, run by incompetent councils.

memo to google...

 If people are allowed to find out my location then why cant I find out who they are?

Joe South - Games People Play (1969)

memo to stuart nash...

 dude the right wing press have a full page article on the hawkes bay floods and giving you the raspberry.

this stuff goes out to every right wing daily in the country and you dont get a chance to answer back.

there must be someone on your staff that monitors this garbage and can give a rebuttal of some sort

these people are getting away with murder!

The Rolling Stones - Paint It, Black (Official Lyric Video)

Joseph Spence - Jesus On The Mainline

Coming in on a wing and a prayer

Joseph Spence : Santa Claus is Coming to Town

Oh, Pretty Woman

Mike Bloomfield - Between The Hard Place & The Ground Full Album

The Electric Flag (feat. Mike Bloomfield) ~ ''Goin' Down Slow''&''Killin...

Nancy Sinatra - These Boots Are Made for Walking

The Kinks - Waterloo Sunset (Official Audio)

Be Bop A Lula ( best version ) Gene VINCENT

memo to will jordan...

 hi dude

dig your style

sorry to hear about you migraine trouble

without going in to details I was a migraine sufferer too for a long time and as I see it it was induced by eating the  same diet day after day and consuming too much food with preservatives and other chemicals.

I was brought up on the classic kiwi diet of meat potatoes and two veg.

I never had a migraine till I had to fend for myself and took the easy way out and ate too much of expensive but not GOOD food.

now I mainly skip the meat, rely on veges and eat as much fresh fruit as my wallet can stand and an orange every second day.

keep it simple

kick start your recovery with vitamin c tabs.

okay?

I aint a doctor but take my advice on this one

Waylon Jennings "Willy the Wandering Gypsy and Me " / "Sick and Tired"

Waylon Jennings Old Five and Dimers

Jimi Hendrix - Dear Mr Fantasy (rare live)

I Drink Alone - George Thorogood and the Destroyers

download dames...

 

the good old days...

 it was lot of fun till the brains got fried.

many had their tickets punched for the trip but they never came back.

r.i.p. Syd.

ride the high country...

another Peckinpah masterpiece

saw 2 copies today. the cheap one was perfect and the dear one was r**ted!

ya get that.

old times were good times...

 watching this now!!!!!!

someone has unloaded a big stash of DVD's at both the Wairarapa Resource Centre and the St Johns shop just along the street.

be in to win!

BTW St JOhns organising another Vinyl Fair on April 29th.

be there or be square!

post modernism skewered and on the spit...

Love Bertrand Russell. 

GOAT. hehehehehehe.

still working over the set of all sets that are not members of themselves. If it exists then it is a member of itself if and only if it is not a member of itself.

got it? 

along with Godels work some of the greatest philosophy ever made concerning what there is and why it isn't.

Have been chewing this one over  and refreshing my brain  whenever I need illumination on this or that point.

Today I opened the book (Cambridge Companion to Philosophy) on page 515  which contains the last of the L's ending on Lyotard.

I positively detest obscurantists from whichever discipline and Lyotard fits that bill.

popper, lacan, levi-strauss and a whole host of other intellectuals and dimwits who chose to hide behind the word.

The contributor in the volume is one Professor Christopher Norris from Cardiff University who finishes his sketch on leotard with this; make of it what you will,"what this amounts to in short is a melange of wittgensteinian, post structuralist, and kindred ideas presented in an oracular style that raises bafflement to a high point of principle!"

Brian Wilson Be My Baby, I Can Hear Music with Ronnie Spector

I Can Hear Music

The Byrds - Eight Miles High (1971)

Sittin' on Top of the World

Bob Dylan rehearses With God On Our Side (best version circulating)

New Zealand Parliament now being hired out for 'events'...

 yep

Bob Dylan - With God on Our Side (Official Audio)

Bob Dylan - With God on Our Side (Official Audio)

Mama 'Tain't Long For Day, by Blind Willie McTell

Travlin' Blues, By Blind Willie Mctell

Broke Down Engine Blues

the sound and the fury...

 

Dallas

FLEETWOOD MAC : Got A Good Mind To Give Up Living.

getting the job done...

 

The Work Song

Kate & Anna McGarrigle - Hard times come again no more

The song of the Northern Mockingbird - Bird Sounds | 10 Hours

Linda Ronstadt - Long Long Time (1970)

The Statler Brothers - How Great Thou Art

Midnight Special-Linda Ronstadt "You're No Good"

Michael Bloomfield - Cruisin' for a Bruisin' ( Full Album )

Orphan's Blues

Peter,Paul & Mary I Dig Rock & Roll Music (1968)

The Beatles - I Saw Her Standing There - 1963

Puff The Magic Dragon -- Peter, Paul & Mary ~ Live 1965

russell's paradox...

 In mathematical logic, Russell's paradox (also known as Russell's antinomy) is a set-theoretic paradox published by the British philosopher and mathematician Bertrand Russell in 1901. Russell's paradox shows that every set theory that contains an unrestricted comprehension principle leads to contradictions.

What is Russell's paradox simple explanation?

Russell's Paradox is the theory that states: If you have a list of lists that do not list themselves, then that list must list itself, because it doesn't contain itself. However, if it lists itself, it then contains itself, meaning it cannot list itself.

three divas tear down the house....

 guess who and what song.

michael bloomfield at 17...

Michael Bloomfield: "When I was 17, I thought I was good enough to gig in black places and hold my own. You had to hold your own. If you shucked, then you had no business being there. You'd not only be a white kid, you'd be a fool. You'd be a punk and a fool....Several guys took me to be almost like I was their son—Big Joe Williams, Sunnyland Slim, and Otis Spann. They took me to be like their kid, man; they just showed me from the heart. They took me aside and said, 'You can play, man. Don't be shy. Get up there and play.' What I learned from them was invaluable. A way of life, a way of thinking, a whole kind of thing—invaluable things to learn. I used to hear Elmore James, Sonny Boy, Little Walter, Howlin' Wolf, Muddy Waters, Freddie King, Albert King—way before they were known anywhere but the ghetto....I was interested in it from a musicological standpoint. I was trying to discover where the old blues singers lived. I met cats like Washboard Sam and Jazz Gillum and Tommy McClennan and Kokomo Arnold. I used to have a band with Big Joe Williams....By then it was a scholarly thing. Like Paul Oliver and Sam Charters, I wanted to know the story of the blues, and the best way for me to learn was to actually meet the guys."

From: Michael Bloomfield - If You Love These Blues: An Oral History by Jan Mark Wolkin and Bill Keenum

 

The Who - Substitute

The Who - The Kids Are Alright

Albert's Shuffle

Shady Grove

Old & In The Way - Midnight Moonlight (1973)

Old & In The Way - Midnight Moonlight (1973)

The Free Mexican Airforce

Grateful Dead - Dark Hollow

Not Fade Away / Goin' down the Road Feeling Bad (Live at Manhattan Cente...

Sing Me Back Home (feat. Keith Richards)

Tinker Taylor (2004 Remaster)

The Exciters - He's Got The Power!

The Scotty Moore Trio - Have Guitar, Will Travel

living for the city...