Providing Musical Distractions for our Sick, Sad World
Song of the Day: Bob Dylan – Everything Is Broken Bob Dylan thought everything was broken back in 1989. He always was ahead of his time! This is from his Daniel Lanois produced Oh Mercy album. It is generally considered one of his best albums of the ’80’s, which may be faint praise but, we have …
Mike Harrison, soulful singer and keyboardist for Classic Rock band Spooky Tooth passed away March 25. RIP.
Song of the Day: Tonio K. – The funky Western Civilization “Just because we’re hypnotized, that don’t mean we can’t dance” is Tonio K.‘s arch solution to dealing with the Sick Sad World we (still) live in. This typically sarcastic and not actually very funky piss take is from TK’s critically acclaimed 1978 debut album, Life in …
Video of the Day: The Bottle Rockets – Dog We are Dog People here at infinite Jones. So we love this video. If you have a dog, you will too. Our dog Rocket Dog.
Song of the Day: Crack the Sky – We Want Mine Crack the Sky have had enough of the Haves always getting all the good stuff. This grammatically questionable demand for their fair share from the 1976 Animal Notes album is a tough, tight Pop Prog Nugget that should be better know than it is. …
Video of the Day: Fleetwood Mac – Big Love (Live) Just because if you’ve never seen Lindsey do this live, well, you’re in for a real treat.
Song of the Day: Mitch Ryder – Long Hard Road This funky Mitch Ryder jam about the difficulty of the Rock and Roll Lifestyle is apparently pretty rare. We have it in a vinyl rip from an also pretty darn rare compilation album called Michigan Rocks but, otherwise we can’t identify an original album or …
Song of the Day: The Tailgators – Rock and Roll Till the Cows Come Home Powered by leader Don Leady’s scratchy, chunky guitar and a rockin’ beat this backwoods jammer from the Tailgators‘ 1985 Swamp Rock album really will make you wanna Rock and Roll till the cows come home (we assume this is around …
Video of the Day: Kennelmus – Think for Yourself Today we thought we’d bring you something super obscure. This weird Psychedelic artifact is from Phoenix band Kennelmus and their only album a rare private press release called Folkstone Prism (1971). The album is all over the place and occasionally quite enjoyable and clever. This song …
Video of the Day: Patti Smith – People Have the Power! It’s Election Day in Chicago. Get out there and VOTE!!! Use your POWER.
