Some industrial psychobilly to kick this weekend into overdrive! Hellvis – Big Bad Guitar

Pixies - River Euphrates

A song for our times:

The lovely and talented Rachael Price covers Blind Faith’s “Can’t Find My Way Home”.

Ol’ Basher’s still got it.
Nick Lowe (with Los Straitjackets) - Love Starvation

Thanks, balaia. It’s interesting that Ry and Taj have had similar solo career arcs, each of them exploring various world music and even collaborating with the same musicians, such as Ali Farka Touré, Vishwa Mohan Bhatt and a group of lads from England called The Rolling Stones. Ironically, although he lives in Hawai’i…

Cooder seemed to make good friends everywhere. He made some wonderful collaborations with Flaco Jimenez, whom you can call the grandfather of Conjunto music.

Booker T. & The M.G.s - Johnny I love you

Rising Sons - Take a Giant Step
Taj Mahal and Ry Cooder recorded this tune, written by Carole King and Gerry Goffin, before The Monkees did (and released it as the b-side to their first single, “Last Train to Clarksville” in 1966). Unfortunately, this Rising Sons version was not released until 1992.

Maybe the best song title of all time:

CKY-Bite It You Scum

Seek and Find - The Washington D.C.’s

The Soft Pack – Answer to Yourself

Savoy Brown (in the days it featured extraordinary vocalist Chris Youlden), “I’m Tired”/”Where Am I”

I’m gonna find me

one of my favorite beaches in the WORLD! great name for a little girl

Rens Ottink - Psychopath

Sublime-Date Rape

The brilliant and enigmatic Arthur Lee and his band, Love.