Providing Musical Distractions for our Sick, Sad World
Song of the Day: John Mayall – Room to Move This harmonica powered, barn burner is from Mayall’s 1969 album The Turning Point. The band makeup is unusual for this release. Mayall assembled a mostly acoustic, drummer-less quartet after losing his former lead guitarist Mick Taylor to the Rolling Stones. This song makes up for …
Video of the Day: Jaan Pehchan Ho None of the Infinite Jones Team has ever seen a Bollywood film so, we know very little about what is happening in the videos we have become addicted to. But, that is half the fun. We got into it via the Music, of course – specifically, this wild, …
Song of the Day: Marshall Crenshaw – Monday Morning Rock Marshall Crenshaw is kind of a weirdo. He actually Likes Mondays. He enjoys getting back to work. He is glad to have all the socializing and ugh, Partying behind him. We cannot identify. But, we do love us some Marshall Crenshaw anyway. And, we certainly …
Itty Bitty Nitty Gritty an Infinite Jones Mini Mix
Song of the Day: Jimmy Buffett – My Head Hurts, My Feet Stink, and I Don’t Love Jesus Today’s Song of the Day is an uplifting Gospel tune from Jimmy Buffett’s 1975 Havana Daydreamin’ album, perfect for one of those Sunday Mornings. Amen.
Video of the Day: NRBQ – Me and the Boys (AFV version) Some of the Infinite Jones Crew is getting together tonight for a Boyeez Nite. Hilarity will no doubt ensue.
Song of the Day: Lee Dorsey – Everything I Do Gohn Be Funky (From Now On) This nonchalantly, funky Allen Toussaint song, given life by the irrepressible Lee Dorsey, is not just a theme song but, a Manifesto for the Infinite Jones crew. It first appeared on the 1966 The New Lee Dorsey album and its’ laid …
Woo Hoo, indeed.
Song of the Friday: Steely Dan – Black Friday This week’s Friday song come from the Classic 1975 Steely Dan Album Katy Lied. Although there is nothing especially black about this particular Friday, the apocalyptic tone sure seems to fit with the general zeitgeist of today’s world. So, enjoy the end times with Steely …
Song of the Day: Banastre Tarleton – Electric Women Here is an exceedingly rare one from 1979 (probably). It has no listing a the venerable AllMusicGuide and Discogs states it was released without a label. All the hazy memory of our College Days can tell you is that we think this band was from maybe, …
