The Wheezer self-indulgence thread

[Wheezer]

The Colonel Bogey March. Seriously, if you've never seen this movie, it's time to put the kids into a low oven for a little while and get to business.

Use a towel or something on the rack, of course.

[Tonker]

The Colonel Bogey March. Seriously, if you've never seen this movie, it's time to put the kids into a low oven for a little while and get to business.

Use a towel or something on the rack, of course.

I have always loved military bands.  As a kid I had an LP of classics, the first track on which was, indeed, Colonel Bogey.  Happy days.

[Wheezer]

The Colonel Bogey March. Seriously, if you've never seen this movie, it's time to put the kids into a low oven for a little while and get to business.

Use a towel or something on the rack, of course.

I have always loved military bands.  As a kid I had an LP of classics, the first track on which was, indeed, Colonel Bogey.  Happy days.

See how this item from the 338th Army Band treats you.

[Wheezer]

G-ddammit, the "Choo Choo Ch'boogie" comment that I started last night and had nearly finished tonight was disappeared by Chrome when I didn't touch the screen on the tablet in just the right fashion. I wonder whether the "Textarea Cache" extension works in the mobile version of Firefox.

[Wheezer]

G-ddammit, the "Choo Choo Ch'boogie" comment that I started last night and had nearly finished tonight was disappeared by Chrome when I didn't touch the screen on the tablet in just the right fashion. I wonder whether the "Textarea Cache" extension works in the mobile version of Firefox.

Live.

A greatest hits version, which I presume to be the Decca issue. I don't know how faithful it is, though; rooting out a turntable-video version is more than I can handle tonight. No rest for the often weary and sometimes bedraggled.

[Quality Start Machine]

G-ddammit, the "Choo Choo Ch'boogie" comment that I started last night and had nearly finished tonight was disappeared by Chrome when I didn't touch the screen on the tablet in just the right fashion. I wonder whether the "Textarea Cache" extension works in the mobile version of Firefox.

Live.

A greatest hits version, which I presume to be the Decca issue. I don't know how faithful it is, though; rooting out a turntable-video version is more than I can handle tonight. No rest for the often weary and sometimes bedraggled.

There is never a wrong time for Louis Jordan.

[Bort]

G-ddammit, the "Choo Choo Ch'boogie" comment that I started last night and had nearly finished tonight was disappeared by Chrome when I didn't touch the screen on the tablet in just the right fashion. I wonder whether the "Textarea Cache" extension works in the mobile version of Firefox.

Live.

A greatest hits version, which I presume to be the Decca issue. I don't know how faithful it is, though; rooting out a turntable-video version is more than I can handle tonight. No rest for the often weary and sometimes bedraggled.

There is never a wrong time for Louis Jordan.

This is why Fork was banned from the Bush funeral.

[Quality Start Machine]

G-ddammit, the "Choo Choo Ch'boogie" comment that I started last night and had nearly finished tonight was disappeared by Chrome when I didn't touch the screen on the tablet in just the right fashion. I wonder whether the "Textarea Cache" extension works in the mobile version of Firefox.

Live.

A greatest hits version, which I presume to be the Decca issue. I don't know how faithful it is, though; rooting out a turntable-video version is more than I can handle tonight. No rest for the often weary and sometimes bedraggled.

There is never a wrong time for Louis Jordan.

This is why Fork was banned from the Bush funeral.

Pretty sure it was me throwing glitter like I was Rip Motherfucking Taylor.

[Wheezer]

I'm going with my morning earworm: Lead Belly, Pick a Bale of Cotton. (Sadly, it doesn't have the "dat nigger from Shiloh" verse.)

Might as well toss in a live Goodnight, Irene while I'm at it. And the recording.

[Edit.—This short film has "Grey Goose" and "Take This Hammer" as well as "Pick a Bale of Cotton."]

[Wheezer]

British Sea Power, Atom, with Redbridge Brass.

[Wheezer]

The Leopards with Mah Mah Chicken Pot Pie.

[Wheezer]

"The Promised Land": Chuck Berry,* Elvis, and a surprisingly decent Grateful Dead version.

And here is the W—dia history of the North American Numbering Plan.

* I know, the guitar isn't plugged in.

[Wheezer]

What is purported to be the first live performance of Fly by Night. The zany stereo effects do make me wary of the provenance, though.

[Wheezer]

Ezekial Saw the Wheel performed by Louis Armstrong and Dem Bones by The Four Lads (the version used in The Prisoner).

[Quality Start Machine]

The Colonel Bogey March. Seriously, if you've never seen this movie, it's time to put the kids into a low oven for a little while and get to business.

Use a towel or something on the rack, of course.

Comet does indeed make your teeth turn green.