Ralphadeus. Music movies comics feature in this look at life from Somerset.
World Music Day.
'''This is archival footage of a fife and drum group of Ed and Lonnie Young of Mississippi. I believe it was recorded by Alan Lomax, sometime between 1959 and the early 60s. They use a fife made of cane, and drums adapted from military bands.''
This is probably my fave surfing song. The drummer ace Hal Blaine goes surfing with his own composition produced by Lee Hazlewood. The Young Cougars were actually The Blossoms featuring Darlene Love.
Picked this one up today from our friednly neighbourhood charity shop. Has some good images but I liked the cover especially.
Photo Susan. Lots of takeaways in Norton but this is our favourite. When it reopened after the pandemic we were straight down there.
I remember Peel playing this at Glastonbury when it was scorchio.
What is the best song from 65? Possibly this one or Satisfaction by the Stones.
So the film is 50 years old. I don't think I saw it at the cinema. I was staying in Cornwall with my Uncle and Auntie and the tourists were obsessed with sharks.
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This weekend we are celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Jaws at the scene of the crime...on Martha's Vineyard! Catch us at the Wharf Pub, Oak Bluffs Harbor Fest, The Ritz, and Martha's Vineyard Museum
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