Send your kid to rock & roll camp: [link]
"My distortion pedal isn't working," says Jordan Rowe, the 8-year-old guitarist for Danger.
There's a lady plays her fav'rite records/On the jukebox ev'ry day/All day long she plays the same old songs/And she believes the things that they say/She sings along with all the saddest songs/And she believes the stories are real/She lets the music dictate the way that she feels.
Send your kid to rock & roll camp: [link]
"My distortion pedal isn't working," says Jordan Rowe, the 8-year-old guitarist for Danger.
Send your kid to rock & roll camp:
The producers of the Simpsons should sue.
Mushroom on a Stick!
Rock'n'roll Camp, where your kid can learn the immortal words "Needs more cowbell!"
This is cooler (and Sleater-Kinney is involved with it): [link]
That site is great. I think I have a new tagline.
And it doesn't involve genitals. Well done.
Joe, that Bo Diddley MP3 is from the La Bamba soundtrack album.
And it doesn't involve genitals.
Or asses.
My home computer is back, so I'll be ready to participate in the round robin when it gets to me.
The mix, thus far:
Jim ("The Snake" - Al Wilson)
Ha! All my siblings have told that this, plus "Judy in Disguise" by t /memfault and the fast version of "Revolution" were my favorite rocking horse songs when I was a toddler.
Of course, those were relatively contemporary songs on 9" at the time (my oldest brother was king of sock-hop DJs at our local high-scholl, and was a radio DJ for several years), which pretty much dates me now, doesn't it?