Been listening to Radio Paradise. It rawks.

Very nice indeed.

ha!...Charles gets it...I've played this stuff til I'm gooked...what a great song!

I like the electric mandolin.

Wonderful.

+++A+++

Ry Cooder is one of those artists who is great, but I can't stand to listen to him. Something about his voice just hits me wrong, dunno what it is.

re: #6 jaunte

I give it a +1776.

I implore all you nuts to dig some Cooder...there is a ton of music out there...he is a national treasure!...get some

Hey, it's a baby Cooder. :)

re: #8 Sharmuta

(I've been 1776-upped)

I want to have Ry's baby...

Ladies and gentlemen, I would like to present to you . . . the mystery of the vanishing carrot!

/Dedicated to Sharmuta, who loves all cute things

re: #4 Killgore Trout

Mandolins rock!

re: #13 gmsc

Ladies and gentlemen, I would like to present to you . . . the mystery of the vanishing carrot!

[Video]

/Dedicated to Sharmuta, who loves all cute things

Is there any C4 involved?

End of the 4th at Angels stadium- Red Sox trailing Anaheim 3-1. Weaver looked hittable real early and Wakefield WAS hittable, but both starters look like they've settled down for now.

Angels got their three runs in typical Angels fashion; death by 1000 cuts small ball. It's a little odd to hear Rex Hudler do some play-by-play from the NESN booth...

re: #15 Gus 802

Is there any C4 involved?

C4? No.
Explosion? Well, maybe after the video ended . . .
;)

re: #12 albusteve

I want to have Ry's baby...

not really

From the same musicians:
How Can A Poor Man Stand Such Times And Live

re: #13 gmsc

Ladies and gentlemen, I would like to present to you . . . the mystery of the vanishing carrot!

[Video]

/Dedicated to Sharmuta, who loves all cute things

You're supposed to chew your food!

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LGF is essentially an arm of AIPAC. I didn't read the site, but I suspect the comments contain references to Stormfront, Christianity, evolution, and John Birch. Let them stay home. They are exactly what's wrong with the party. They're close-minded war mongers, with loyalties that lie outside of America's best interests.

re: #17 gmsc

C4? No.
Explosion? Well, maybe after the video ended . . .
;)

Yeah, just a reference from earlier. C4 gardening and planting carrots. //

re: #14 Arby Dwiar

Mandolins rock!

he is very innovative...a slide, electric mandolin...yep and you wonder why I disregard U2? as a band?

re: #21 Killgore Trout

Sorry for the early ot: Ron Paul Forums briefly linked to LGF. Thread now deleted...
LGF: Tea Party Coopted by Paulians

They're trying to keep it on the down low. Just like Stormfront.

re: #19 jaunte

From the same musicians:
How Can A Poor Man Stand Such Times And Live

[Video]

nice bro...Cooder rules...he recorded with the Stones of course

re: #22 Gus 802

Yeah, just a reference from earlier. C4 gardening and planting carrots. //

Ah - got it. I wasn't here for that.

I always think a starry night is the best time to talk to God and Jesus.

If anyone doesn't mind, I thought that was rather good.

What kind of blog commenter are you? Check it out, you know you wanna...[Link: pajamasmedia.com...]

Ry Cooder's...'Get Rhythm' (from Johnny Cash) is a masterpiece if anyone cares

re: #24 Charles

The Mods stepped in pretty quick. It only got 7-8 comments then they deleted it.

re: #23 albusteve

I've always preferred mandolins over banjos, but this is the first time I've seen the electrified incarnation, and really liked how it sounded through his amp. I'm going to have to check out more R.C. on iTunes.

re: #13 gmsc

Disturbing but still cute.

Ry Cooter and the Cooties?

Would be perfect.

re: #32 Arby Dwiar

I've always preferred mandolins over banjos, but this is the first time I've seen the electrified incarnation, and really liked how it sounded through his amp. I'm going to have to check out more R.C. on iTunes.

do it...you won't be disappointed...the guy is a phenom

re: #31 Killgore Trout

The Mods stepped in pretty quick. It only got 7-8 comments then they deleted it.

They're scared little babies. Doing something nasty, and thinking nobody sees it.

re: #31 Killgore Trout

Worst kept secret ever.

Yea! Just love that music. Thanks Charles.

d! dammit!

I wanna get up and DANCE!

This guy is excellent!

re: #21 Killgore Trout

A stunning display of cognitive dissonance.

A weird and freaky version that even Mr. Copland would enjoy:

Why do you hate Jesus, Charles?

/Glenn Beck off

re: #36 Charles

They're scared little babies. Doing something nasty, and thinking nobody sees it.

Well, they're wrong. Thank you again Charles, for exposing these nasty twits.

re: #13 gmsc

Wow, that's 30 seconds I'll never get back. /sarc I had Hamsters as a kid and it's amazing how much they can fit into those little cheeks.

Jesus on the Mainline Search @ Last FM

re: #40 WhiteRasta

I wanna get up and DANCE!

Me too, but I can't dance . . .

re: #41 Wishing

This guy is excellent!

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Wishing, thank you for linking to the Pope Nixes Caroline Kennedy story last thread, my 'puter locked up.

re: #44 Cato the Elder

Why do you hate Jesus, Charles?

/Glenn Beck off

Why do you hate reality, Glen?

/Charles off

re: #46 sngnsgt

Wow, that's 30 seconds I'll never get back. /sarc I had Hamsters as a kid and it's amazing how much they can fit into those little cheeks.

I'll make it up to you with the 5 minutes in #48.
;)

They're close-minded war mongers

I get that alot.

re: #48 gmsc

Bite your lips! You have to dance to that!

re: #37 Killgore Trout

Even the Paulbots are pooping on Beck.."I don't even care how it looks to our opponents at this point... he's just a nutcase. Of personal annoyance: every time he makes a point, or more accurately repeats a point from his reading, he has this annoying self-satisfied smirk that makes me want to *** him in the face."

Oh! What a perfect day.

I'm glad I spent it with you.

re: #31 Killgore Trout

The Mods stepped in pretty quick. It only got 7-8 comments then they deleted it.

But unfortunately for them, it's about to become another LGF post.

re: #56 Charles

But unfortunately for them, it's about to become another LGF post.

You are supposed to go "muahahaaha ha!" after that

re: #51 gmsc

Okay, we're even. ;-)

re: #56 Charles

But unfortunately for them, it's about to become another LGF post.

Just waiting for the "green light" from your AIPAC masters?

/

re: #43 Desert Dog

Still listening and enjoying that. The Indian(?) drummer is amazing.

Hey y'all - wow, we had horrendous Thunderstorms, hail the size of golf balls and Tornadoes most of the late afternoon and although the weather service says danger of tornadoes has passed it's still raining like crazy.
And I'm confused by this video - last time I saw Ry he was a)older and b) somewhat, uh, heavier!
I don't get it - I first heard of Ry Cooder when he did the incredible background music for a really poor film about the National Guard down in Louisiana and I know that was in the 1980's some time. How come I'm a lot older looking now that Ry is?!

Toot's and the Maytalls

re: #43 Desert Dog

A weird and freaky version that even Mr. Copland would enjoy:

What fun!

Low in the grave he lay, Jesus my Savior,
waiting the coming day, Jesus my Lord!
Up from the grave he arose;
with a mighty triumph o'er his foes;
he arose a victor from the dark domain,
and he lives forever, with his saints to reign.
He arose! He arose! Hallelujah! Christ arose!

Confused easily it appears?

re: #61 realwest

Hey y'all - wow, we had horrendous Thunderstorms, hail the size of golf balls and Tornadoes most of the late afternoon and although the weather service says danger of tornadoes has passed it's still raining like crazy.
And I'm confused by this video - last time I saw Ry he was a)older and b) somewhat, uh, heavier!
I don't get it - I first heard of Ry Cooder when he did the incredible background music for a really poor film about the National Guard down in Louisiana and I know that was in the 1980's some time. How come I'm a lot older looking now that Ry is?!

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Hi Real, sorry to hear that weather was so bad. Good night! Hope you're fine & see you down the road as you always say.

with loyalties that lie outside of America's best interests

-some paulian

No, I think what lies outside of America's best interest is to fan the flames of revolution with a desire to destroy the Constitution in an effort to re-establish it. It is madness to seek to destroy what you already have to somehow make it pure. Like amputating your hand to deal with a paper cut. People who want to correct the current flaws in our system of government, who claim to love the Constitution, would work under the constraints of the Constitution to solve problems, not undermine it like these people do with their unrest fantasies. They seek to shatter our national contract to re-establish a fantasy. Fuck them.

re: #57 Thanos

You are supposed to go "muahahaaha ha!" after that

Manical laughter coming up!

re: #66 alegrias Hey alegrias, I do indeed hope I get the chance to see y'all down the road!
Have a great night!

Check out Boomer's Story and the Paris, Texas soundtrack.

Is Glenn over the top? Of course. Is it embarrassing? Yes. I thought he had a chance. Gets him ratings, Yep. Thats F'd up...

My favorite Ry Cooder music was the soundtrack he did for the movie Johnny Handsome. Did a search for just the music, but there was none. Pick up the CD if it still exists. I have it on cassette tape. The music is fucking dynamite

Oooo goody...Gospel. I liked that one

realwest:

I don't get it - I first heard of Ry Cooder when he did the incredible background music for a really poor film about the National Guard down in Louisiana and I know that was in the 1980's some time.

The movie was Southern Comfort, and yes, the music was incredible.

Check out Boomer's Story and the Paris, Texas soundtrack.

Paris, Texas is another good one I remember - I was a Ry Cooder fan before I knew who the hell Ry Cooder was.

One of the best concerts I ever went to was a performance by Flaco Jimenez at an small club in LA called the Music Machine, billed as Flaco and his Amigos.

It turned out to be a 3 1/2 hour jam session featuring Flaco, Ry Cooder, Peter Rowan and most of the members of Los Lobos...Dwight Yoakam even came out for a couple of numbers.

An amazing show that I'll never forget.

I like to watch musicians hard at work and having fun. Thanks for an old fave, Charles.

re: #76 Ringo the Gringo
Now I'm jealous.

THANKS CHARLES FOR THE GREAT CUT.

RY COODER'S TALENTS ARE BOUNDLESS.TRY "THE BUENA VISTA SOCIAL CLUB". A FANTASTIC CD HE DID IN CUBA.

Is it weird for an atheist to love gospel music? Just wondering :-)

"Paradise and Lunch" was an all-time favourite in this house. Nice to see the Snakey One (James on drums) displaying the ambidexterity that comes with the search for newness after generations of keeping time.

A question, though: at what point does a mandolin-shaped stringed instrument become a 12 string guitar? Even I can count the pegs.

Also: in which decade was this recorded?

Tasty! I think I wore our 2 vinyl 'Paradise and Lunch' albums and I'm on my second CD. Ry rules.

(Recorded in the 80's, and that's a 'mando-guitar' per youtube commentary. This is a cut from a documentary that was never released in the USA for some reason.)

For your further enjoyment:

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TEX:

Muchos gracias re: stringED instrument. These days I guess Ry's kid is playing drums for him but I've been a Keltner fan since Leon and the Mad Dogs Tour (before Jim Gordon killed his mom) up to and including Little Village.

I have P & L in my digital liberry for usage whenever needed. 'Tattler' serves to mellow any residual stress of dealing with the public.

Now, about Lowell G. and his talking slide... I actually heard All That You Dream on the last episode of the Sopranos.

maurice