Blast IT

[caseyjo]

Whats the last song, Tv Vid, or on-line tune you listened to?..If you cant remember, what do you feel like listening to & if you dont feel like listening to anything, what is one of your all time favorite tunes?..Take your pic.....It's Blast it  time in the old TBd music room tonight.... So hit it peeps This is what I just listened to......It's actually on my profile right now.

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Cover Of The Day:

"West End Girls", No. 1 (UK), 11/16/.1985, the Pet Shop Boys.

Cover by Supergrass side project The Hot Rats, from their one and only album, a covers collection called "Turn Ons".

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Today, in Musical History, November 17th, 1963: John Weightman, headmaster of a grammar school in Surrey, England, banned all students from getting Beatles haircuts.

"This ridiculous hairstyle brings out the worst in boys physically. It makes them look like morons."

Heh. What as petty, pompous little asshole. Bet he never got invited to any cool parties.

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Cover Of The Day:



"Love Me Tender", No. 1 Pop, 11/17/1956, the Pelvis Himselvis

(Love Me Tender" was based on / ripped off from a Civil War-era ballad, "Aura Lee", originally published in 1861, with music by George R. Poulton, and modernized lyrics by Vera Matson and Matson's (uncredited) husband, Ken Darby; Did you know that "Love Me Tender" is also an anagram for "Denver Omelet" ? I presume you come here to learn trivial drivel like that.) 

Somewhat unnerving cover by Annette Peacock, unclassifiable musical artist, still bangin' it out since the early '70's. From her 1972 debut album, "I'm The One"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annette_Peacock

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Today, in Musical History, November 18th, 1954

Ray Charles invents soul music, when he records "I Got A Woman" at WGST radio studios, in Atlanta GA

   

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New digital-only track from Mr. Byrne

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Cover Of The Day:

"On Your Way Down", Mr. Allen Toussaint's cautionary tale of paying attention to how you treat people, from his "Life, Love & Faith", released November 1972 < (Bet he appreciated the royalties from Little Feat's 1973 version...)

Troy Andrews, AKA Trombone Shorty", covered in on his 2010 album, "Backatown"

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Today, in Musical History, November 19th, 2015:

David Bowie releases "Blackstar", from his forthcoming album of the same name.

No one suspects that it's the beginning of a farewell.

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Cover Of The Day:



The "Rocky & Bullwinkle" theme (Frank Comstock), debuted 11/19/1959 (!); original theme performed by Fred Steiner

Cover by the Fighting Instruments of Karma Marching Chamber Band, at the Oregon State Fair (where they have been regulars since 1974). Somehow, they don't have their own website or domain; This will just have to do:

https://www.facebook.com/FightingInstrumentsofKarma/