The Wheezer self-indulgence thread

[Wheezer]

Episode 16 of Rainbow Quest, featuring Richard and Mimi Fariña. It's an hour long, but aside from Pete Seeger himself, well worth the cheddar.

[Wheezer]

Anthem of the Freak Power Party, Herbie Mann's Battle Hymn of the Republic.

[Wheezer]

Mingus Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting from Blues & Roots.

This entry is going to get longer.

[Edit.—Oh Lord Don't Let Them Drop that Atomic Bomb on Me.]

[Edit 2.—Someone has transcribed the liner notes to The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady. I recommend reading them before taking it in, which I consider to be a better categorical imperative than Kant's navel-gazing.]

[Edit 3.—Better Get It in Your Soul.]

[Edit 4.—I hesitated on this one for some reason, but then my imaginary ex gave me cause to listen again: Eat that Chicken.]

[Quality Start Machine]

Waiting for you to get to Uncle Meat.

[Wheezer]

Waiting for you to get to Uncle Meat.

Never been a Zappa fan. But that reminds me of something:

Halifax by the Hampton Grease Band. There's a video that goes with this on the BookFace account that I can no longer remember the fake E-mail address for, but so it goes; I presume that it's viewable by those who fren'd the account.

[Wheezer]

Anyway, this isn't where I planned to initiate another self-digressive item, as there's more to be done above, but I have happened upon the unfortunate discovery of Loudon Wainwright and Iris DeMent mangling "Pack up Your Sorrows." It sounds like overripe pineapple.

And now I've realized that there's no realistic chance of my accessing More Bert and I from the storage area to record "President Harding."

[Wheezer]

I'm just going to plow forward and add to the other stuff later.

Don Ellis' opener at the '66 Monterey Jazz Festival.

[Wheezer]

A live version of Coltrane & Dolphy doing My Favorite Things.

[Edit.—In retrospect, I think I like the studio version better.]

[Wheezer]

Hell, I might as well shoot the works after this insane day: Bandala, from the Partridge Family. Includes Panthers, or something.

[Wheezer]

Sounds of North American Frogs.

[Tonker]

Sounds of North American Frogs.

Warning: this is actually the sounds of North American Frogs.

[Quality Start Machine]

Sounds of North American Frogs.

Warning: this is actually the sounds of North American Frogs.

I'm anxiously awaiting the review of this.

[Wheezer]

Sounds of North American Frogs.

Warning: this is actually the sounds of North American Frogs.

I'm anxiously awaiting the review of this.

Hey, I've got the two-CD set of Maritime Radio Telegraphy World Wide News as well as Frogs, which, I will note, is a Folkways classic.

[Wheezer]

Loudon Wainwright III, The Acid Song. This is the version from Career Moves.

[Wheezer]

Melanie, Ring the Living Bell. Gather Me is one of the few pieces of vinyl that I have segregated in the keeper section. Tarkio is more than just "One Toke Over the Line," as well.