marketing

God one of the greatest marketing schemes. More specifically we are talking about the government and Christian Nationalism. I guess god must be their head of marketing. Recently in Oklahoma their governor Kevin Stitt (kkkevin shitt) endorsed Christian Nationalism. This is an embarrassment for Oklahomans. Oklahoma is already known for the Tulsa Race Riots and […]

Medicare?

Maybe the greatest marketing ever.  Medicare! Is Medicare the greatest government conspiracy? Is it good or evil? How the government and corporations kept a piece of the biggest economic sector “healthcare”.  What better way to keep a large portion of it when it should be free.  Medicare is promoted as the government paying for 80% […]

Long Tall Woman in a Black Dress

Ok anyone born after 1990 hasn’t heard of the “Hollies”, but they may have heard of “Crosby Stills and Nash”.  The Nash is Graham Nash. He and Allan Clarke were the “Hollies”.  They rivaled the Beatles and were their equals in the late 60’s. “Long Tall Woman in a Black Dress“,

Nuclear Fusion Threshold Crossed

One of the last remaining milestones in fusion research before attaining ignition and self-sustaining energy production is creating a burning plasma. In this state, the fusion reactions themselves become the dominant source of heating in the plasma, but do not yet overcome all mechanisms of energy loss. A burning plasma state was achieved on November […]

poco

Poco was an American country rock band originally formed in 1968 after the demise of Buffalo Springfield. Guitarists Richie Furay and Jim Messina (Loggins and Messina), former members of Buffalo Springfield. The “Crazy Eyes” album is one of the greats. The whole album is a masterpiece but for our introduction we choose the title cut, […]

buffalo springfield

Who was “Buffalo Springfield”? Richie Furay (Poco) Stephen Stills (Crosby Stills Nash and Young) Neil Young (Crosby Stills Nash and Young) Jim Messina (Poco and Loggins and Messina) David Crosby (Crosby Stills Nash and Young) Remember listening to the in music class in 1966. What a cast! “For What It’s Worth”

the hollies

Ok anyone born after 1990 hasn’t heard of the “Hollies”, but they may have heard of “Crosby Stills and Nash”.  The Nash is Graham Nash. He and Allan Clarke were the “Hollies”.  They rivaled the Beatles and were their equals in the late 60’s. “Long Tall Woman in a Black Dress“, I recently realized it […]

fats waller

fats waller on yago your audio guide online music reviews

No music list could be complete unless fats waller was on it.

steve goodman

Great Trivia:  Who wrote “City of New Orleans”?  Steve Goodman.

van morrison

Van Morrison has had number 1 hits for 6 decades.  His music is timeless.  He originally started with “them” in the 1950’s.  To me “Its too Late to Stop Now” is his greatest album.  It’s a double album recorded live.  His attention to detail on the album made it amazing.

michael martin murphy

https://yago.com/music One of the most under-appreciated songs of all time. “South Canadian River Song”. I mean for me to say that is just not me. It’s to presumptuous for me to say something so definitive. It’s also a great album. “South Canadian River Song”, in my mind compares to “Crazy Eyes” by Poco. Michael had […]

Treasure of the Sierra Madre

Humphrey Bogart peaking over a rock with a rifle in Treasure of the Sierra Madre

“badges we don’t need know stinkin badges” The famous quote.  Badges.  We don’t need no stinking badges.