Rock me, mama, like a southbound train . . .
Rock me, mama, like a southbound train . . .
Terrific performance by J. B. White of his great song “Baghdad On the Hudson”, produced by Donny Marrow.
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This is an example of a new phenomenon — women using a hula hoop not as a prop for startling tricks but for beautiful and generally subtle dance moves. It’s a bit like pole dancing, which is itself evolving into a highly aestheticized dance form, just with the pole sectioned off and formed into a circle, inside and against which the woman does her thing.
I find it mesmerizing and intensely erotic.
[Via Facebook friend Ron Salvatore]
He loves his damned old rodeos as much as he loves me — someday soon going with him, someday soon . . .
One of the great cowboy songs, by the great Ian Tyson, performed here by Tyson and his wife Sylvia, circa 1963.
[Via Peter Stone Brown]