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Monday
Kookie, Kookie (Lend Me Your Comb) - Ed Byrnes & Connie Stevens - The front runner in jive talk from 77 Sunset Strip


Tuesday

This Is Love - George Harrison
I'll See You In My Dreams - Joe Brown for George and all of them

Wednesday
Model Citizen - Warren Zevon


Thursday
You Keep Me Hanging On - Vanilla Fudge - The sleeve is admittedly a nod towards Goldfinger
Strange Brew - Cream - Disraeli Gears - A good example of psychedelia since the 13th Floor Elevators are unlikely to be played

Tuesday - Inevitably

John Martyn - oh god this is so difficult.....

"Johnny Too Bad" - adopted as his theme song, and what a bad b**ger he was;
"One World" - the other side of the coin, John the sad soulful dreamer;
"Over the Hill" - folky and perky;
"Over the Rainbow" - he never had a dog called Toto though (and this beats Eva Cassidy hands down);
"Sweet Little Mystery" - Wet Wet Wet had a nerve even trying to write a song of the same name;
and so on and so on.

Thursday

Prog / heavy rock had loads of good covers:

Since Barney Bubbles is widely acknowledged to have been one of the great cover designers, straddling psychedelia and punk, there may be a chance for:

"Orgone Accumulator" from Hawkwind's pioneering fold-out covered "Space Ritual" (Bubbles later used the same trick on Costello's "Armed Forces", but I am not even going to mention that one, as I know how BB feels about Costello, nearly as well played as Blondie and Queen...).

Recently clearing out my parental home, I came across the transparent sticker from the front of Pink Floyd's "The Wall" (vinyl version obviously). Gerald Scarfe's design was pretty good, so maybe "Mother", just to depress us all;

Led Zeppelin's "Presence" with its recurring obelisk was a bit scary, "Achilles' Last Stand" from it?

Punky - Dead Fingers' Talk eponyomous debut album had a great skeletal and mutated hand on it: "Nobody Loves You When You're Old and Gay";
PiL's "Metal Box" did what it said on the (literal) tin. "Swan Lake" from that.

And Neil Young's "On the Beach" with the wallpaper inside and the car buried in sand on the cover is a bit more mainstream but still very warped: "Vampire Blues".

Monday

Get Down - Gene Chandler

MONDAY

'Shaft' - Isaac Hayes (can you dig it?)

Gene Chandler - I salute his longevitability

Tuesday - gotta have something from Eva Cassidy, mebbe Songbird or Fields of Gold. Close call whether she or Stevie N did the better Songbird, but she beats Sting hands down. Thursday - and now for something completely different - The Vertigo of Bliss, Biffy Clyro. Just as well this is a radio show or you couldnae do that before 9pm.

Really enjoyed what i heard of last weeks shows, although I did not catch all of the music.

First thoughts on next week:

Monday

The Clash - Groovy Times

Tuesday

The Clash - This Is England

Johnny Cash / Joe Strummer - Redemption Song

Thursday

The Clash - I Fought The Law from Cost Of Living ep

Bowie - Lady Grinning Soul from Alladin Sane

Don't suppose there is any chance of some Gene Clark from No Other (Great cover, now sadly deceased)

#5

Only with appropriate shoring.

#8

I thought Thursday's show was particularly good and I am reportedly not easily pleased.

The Fantastic Expedition of Dillard and Clark has an interesting gay bikers cover.

Sorry getting back to my bad old ways but some of the Nnaci Griffith and the Crickets material would be a great tribute to Buddy Holly

Well......All Right from the Buddy Holly tribute

and


This Heart from The Flyer album, did the crickets play on this I cant remember!

This is probably a waste of time as blogged material was either ignored or credited to others last week.

However, I have a spare five minutes on my hands tonight.

Monday
Boogie Nights - Heatwave
Boogie Shoes - KC and the Sunshine Band
Blame it on the Boogie - Jackson 5
I see you baby - Groove Armada
Michelle - The Beatles (the Fab 4)
59th Bridge Street Song (Feeling Groovy) - Simon and Garfunkel
Cool for Cats - Squeeze
Funky Town - Pseudo Echo
Funky Chicken - The Goodies
Funky Cold Medina - Tone Loc

Tuesday
Light my Fire - The Doors (Jim Morrison)
Need you Tonight - INXS (Michael Hutchence)
Fields of Fire - The Skids (Stuart Adamson)
New York New York - Frank Sinatra
What's Going On - Marvin Gaye
Don't come the cowboy with me Sonny Jim - Kirsty McColl

EC great to see Stuart Adamson on your list, a track I have not asked for before is Fragile Thing with Eddie Reader, mostly overlooked and a great Big Country song. Another great one would be the Seer featuring Kate Bush.

MONDAY:

Jump Jive and Wail - Brian Setzer Orchestra

You SEND Me - Sam Cooke

Good Rockin DADDY - Etta James

Five Guys Named Moe - Louis Jordan...or ...I actually prefer the Joe Jackson version

Now You Has Jazz - Bing Crosby and Puis Armstrong

#13 Of course I meant Louis :-D

Julie

Never drink and drive a keyboard.

Immediate thoughts for Monday:

See my baby Jive - Wizzard
Boogie Wonderland - Eerth Wind and Fire


... and for Tuesday

Get it on - T.Rex
It's getting better - Mama Cass
That's amore - Dean Martin
You make me feel so young - Sinatra
Mercedes Benz - Janis Joplin
Simple man - Lynyrd Skynyrd
Wild Horses - Flying Burritos
Be here to love me or Poncho and Lefty - Townes van Zandt

More to follow....


Joe
Linlithgow

#15 Actually...you may have a point there.

You say Poncho and I say Pancho - let's call the whole thing off...

The Goodies' Funky Chicken is a rare bird.

Is someone mixing their gibbons chickens goodies and rufus thomas's?

Mon
you don't have to go...chilites
one nation under a groove..funkadelic
snowflake boogie...Jools /Edwin starr

Tue
Taxi / Harry Chapin
Lovin You / Minnie ripperton
What's goin On / Marvin Gaye

Wed
Lowdown / Boz Scaggs
Back of the pub quiz / Little man Tate
Small Minded Genius / Hercules Mandarin

Thu (45 rpm sleeves)
Ashes to ashes / Bowie
Should I Stay / Clash
Strangers in the Night / Sinatra

#18 & #19

OK I'll change it to:

Tuesday

Funky Gibbon - The Goodies

And before you all start - The Goodies (as an entity) are Dead.

Dead good ?

Wednesday,
Chicory Tip, Father of my Son?

#7

Didn't Christine Perfect do 'Songbird' ?






pedantic git

GM - apologies for my typo - Pancho it is!

A few further thoughts for the week ahead:-

Monday:
Groovy kid of love - Wayne Fontana and the Mindbenders
The 59th Street Bridge Song (feelin' groovy) - Simon & Garfunkel
Yes sir I can boogie - Baccara
A little less conversation - Elvis

There's a Sinatra song with groovy in the lyric... but it is escaping me at present. Can any one put my mind at rest?

Having probelms with fab, cool and funky (on lots of levels).

Tuesday - not much to add to my earlier blog....
You are everything - M Gaye and D Ross

Wednesday
A few songs from above may also fit this theme:
Yes sir I can boogie - Baccara
A little less conversation - Elvis

Also,

Family man - Hall and Oates
Walk like a man or I'll work for your love - Springsteen
Blessed - Brett Anderson
Firecracker - Ryan Adams
Stronger than Jesus - A Camp
Harsh - Baskery
Good at secrets - Kim Richey
I ain't eve satisfied - Gretchen Peters
Can't get enough - Bad Company (both fit!)
Carry on, wayward son - Kansas
Tender - Blur
She drives me crazy - Fine young cannibals
She's my wife - Lyell Lovett
This old heart of mine - The Isley Brothers

Still thinking about Thursday.....

Have a good weekend all.


Joe
Linlithgow

Just thought of a few additions

Tuesday
La mer - Charles Trenet
Non, je ne regrette rien - Edith Piaf

Wednesday

No regrets - Walker Brothers
Non, je ne regrette rien - Edith Piaf

C'est tout!

Joe
Linlithgow

MONDAY

As well as songs from the 60s onwards mentioning groovy, cool etc, I'd love to hear some songs from earlier eras.

I'm no expert but I do love jazz, swing, bebop etc from 1930s-50s and the newer retro artists are good fun too. This type of music is rich in jive (or 'hep') talk.

TUESDAY

'Lah-Di-dah' - Jake Thackray

Quote:- Jake Thackray was a singer-songwriter in the French tradition, a "chansonnier" whose songs are nevertheless convincingly and idiosyncratically English. -:Unquote

(stolen from website, jakethackray.com)

Jake went to Heaven on Xmas Eve 2002

There's a quiz on the Get It On listeners site at:



There's a general theme to the music which, quite coincidentally, features groups with artists who have died.

The entire quiz music could be played on Tuesday (apart from the joker track, but you need to read the challenge to understand this!) There's also a lot of trivia to be learned!

Julie is doing brilliantly so far and glenmiller, ec in the north sea, captain raimus and jim fae erskine have all put in their tuppenceworth

Have a look! First prize is a round of applause from the rest of us

DC in Cellardyke

#25

Joe - Sorry for being an anorak about a poncho.

Second prize is a week in Methilhill.

Third prize is a fortnight in Methilhill.

#29. Brilliantly??? It's doin' ma heid in!!!Take my advice...don't go near it or you may never sleep again (runs away screaming). :0) Actually (regains composure) it's jolly well done and rather good fun, if a tad tricky at points.

#29
Not on last fm as yet but here are my tenuous guesses at the links

No one but you is subtitled only the good die young which is a line from abraham martin and john which paid tribute ti civil rigts leader Martin Luther king. The cvil rights anthem was a change is gonna come by Sam cooke who often played with the 5 royales who wrote dedicated to the one i love which was recorded by mamas and the papas. Mama cass died in the same flat as drummer keith moon with the who, who's guitarist pete townsend also played on something in the air by thunderclap newman whose member jimmy mcculloch replaced les harvey of stone the crows who died at a gig in swansea. Richie Edwards went to swansea uni and the manics raindrops featured on the help album based around the concept of john lennon's instant karma.Badfinger were the first act signed to the apple label and recorded a song dear angie. Angie was also the name of a Stones Song and their let it loose was part of The Departed soundtrack which also featured the beach boys sail on sailor. The beach boys sang backing vocals on Chicago's wishing you were here and the Smashing pumpkins were formed in chicago. Their song drown featured on the soundtrack of the film Singles which was also supposed to feature Smells like teen spirit by nirvana but which had to be dropped because of the cost of the rights by the time the film came out.

Am i close? Is any of it right?

Off to Tuts for new album launch of Hecules Mandarin and lots of Liquid

I demand a dope test on Paolo Pablo

I second that request! LOL Some of it is definitely right though.

#33. At last!!! That's probably the connection between The Who and TMATP that DC was after - I've thought of a few but not the right ones. You mention The Manics but not Catatonia...Is Swansea the link the quiz refers to then I wonder (putting all the early death stuff aside)? It's interesting how many other links you can come up with once you start thining about it. Enjoy the launch.

Thursday - Oh No...I'll have to venture into the cupboard under the stairs again...help!

Thursday

Bryan Adamson suggesting great covers. You're having a laugh. With the way he cuts hair he's never left anyone with a "great cover".

Wednesday:

Well, for me it would either have to be The O'Jays 'I Love Music' (I hope it's nopt p[layed on Monday)...great song and so, so true...Or, just for a laugh 'Cause I'm A Blonde' by Julie Brown (from the soundtrack of the film Earth Girls Are Easy - Scotch, Glen et al I'm not claiming similarity to that phrase here so no comments please). It's a brilliant pastiche.

Wednesday

Run for Home - Lindisfarne
My White Bicycle - Nazareth

Monday

"We Love To Boogie" T-Rex

Tuesday

"Chance" Big Country
Ella Fitzgerald "Where Or When", "Can't Buy Me Love"
Robert Palmer "I Didn't Mean To Turn you On"
Gabriel Faure "Pavane"

Wednesday

I will need to think about that one.

Thursday
Well the first 5 Roxy Music album covers are works of art will add to this one later in the week.

Well...........

You'll all have to go over to last fm to find out, won't you?

By the way, EC, Brian Adamson isn't cutting hair any longer

DC in Cellardyke

Hokay - 1st pass; will nae doot add to it as more things occur to me

Monday:
* George Harrison: When We Was Fab
(very tempted to suggest this for all 4 nights...)

Tuesday:
* The Beatles: Something (for George)
* Billy Bragg: Levi Stubbs' Tears
* Billy Bragg: My Flying Saucer (it's a Woody Guthrie song)
* Buena Vista Social Club: Dos Gardenias (for Ibrahim Ferrer)
* Sandy Denny: John the Gun
* The Doors: Light My Fire
* Nick Drake: Northern Sky
* Israel Kamakawiwo'ole: Over the Rainbow
* John Lennon: Stepping Out
* Lynyrd Skynyrd: Free Bird (various members dying in a plane crash in 1977 including lead singer Ronnie van Zant - it's been performed as an instrumental since in tribute)
* Kirsty MacColl: Days
* Pink Floyd: See Emily Play (for Syd)
* Pink Floyd: The Great Gig in the Sky (for Rick Wright)
Spinal Tap: Tonight I'm Gonna Rock You Tonight (before tragically losing drummer Peter "James" Bond to an onstage spontaneous combustion)
* Traveling Wilburies: Not Alone Any More (Roy Orbison vocal, and George Harrison guitars)
* The Who: Baba O'Riley

Wednesday:
* Billy Bragg: The Saturday Boy (which would apply to pretty much any (male) music geek)
* Billy Bragg: Walk Away Renee (his words over a guitar instrumental of the standard)
* The Sawdoctors: D'ye Wanna Play My Guitar
* The Smiths: How Soon is Now (the Club verse)
* Incredible String Band: The Hedgehog's Song
(blimey, I was a bundle of laughs in my teens/early 20s, but cheered up:)
* I To I: The Right Time
* Runrig: News from Heaven

Thursday:
* The Alarm: 68 Guns (Standards: the poppy)
* Blur: Parklife (Parklife, with the greyhounds)
* Bob Dylan: Simple Twist Of Fate (Blood on the Tracks - a painting of Dylan)
* Fatboy Slim: The Rockafeller Skank (You've Come a Long Way Baby: the fat bloke)
* The Fratellis: Chelsea Dagger (Costello Music - 50s style glamour illustration)
* Mika: Grace Kelly (Life In Cartoon Motion - as bright and pop as the music)
* Primal Scream: Movin' On Up (Screamadelica - all primary colours, with a yellow & blue spider(?) daubed on)
* Prince: Let's Go Crazy (Purple Rain - Prince on the purple motorbike)
* Stereophonics: Have a Nice Day (Just Enough Education to Perform - all green)
* The Supernaturals: Smile (It Doesn't Matter Anymore - with the grinning chimp)

But really, you should have the 1st half of the Thursday show dedicated to Marillion:
* Garden Party (from Script for a Jester's Tear)
* Punch and Judy (Fugazi)
* Freaks (B'Sides Themselves)
* Kayleigh (Misplaced Childhood)
* Incommunicado (Clutching at Straws)

and U2:
* I Will Follow (Boy)
* New Year's Day (War)
* The Unforgettable Fire
* Trip Through Your Wire (Joshua Tree)
* Angel of Harlem (Rattle & Hum)
* Even Better Than the Real Thing (Achtung Baby)
* Stuck in a Moment You Can't Get Out Of (All That You Can't Leave Behind)
* Sometimes You Can't Make It on Your Own (How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb)

and the second half dedicated to Pink Floyd:
* Jugband Blues (Saucerful of Secrets)
* Fearless (Meddle)
* Breathe (Dark Side of the Moon)
* Wish you were Here (Wish you were Here)
* Sheep (Animals)
* Run Like Hell (The Wall)
* On the Turning Away (Momentary Lapse of Reason)
* High Hopes (The Division Bell)

CaptainR, you need tae draw back the curtains on yer windae noo an again, there's a life outside ye kain...

Try the Samaritans

>:-))

Great selection(s) aw the same. I second the Pink Floyd suggestion (but somebody from Glesgy will nae doot get the credit)

DC in a windy Cellardyke

Re: #44

Johnny Van Zant ain't Ronnie Van Zant, but the last time I saw the band at GRCH he sang very well. Including Freebird.

Re: #39

Not even Glen would fall into such an obvious trap. >8-D

#39 Julie sounded pretty pistach actually...

DC

As well she might..................

Thursday

Born to Run - Springsteen (please play the title track)
El Corazon - Steve Earle (please play Poison Lovers)
The revolution starts now - Steve Earle (please play I thought you should know)
Who's next - the Who (please play Behind Blue Eyes)

I think the cover art shown at this link is great too


and it provides a rationale for playing "Killing the Blues" from Raising Sand.

Joe
Linlithgow

Wednesday

On a good day...

The Smiths "This Charming Man"
Hawkwind "Master of the Universe"
The Aliens "The Happy Song"

On a less than good day...

The Smiths "Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now"
Hawkwind "The Black Corridor"
Bob Dylan "Just Like Tom Thumb Blues"

Overall

Manfred Mann "Semi-detached Suburban Mr James"

Monday

You've got to leave some room for Slim Gaillard in this one! Vout-o-roonie, as they say:

"Cement Mixer"
"Flat Foot Floogie"
or "Slim Slam Boogie" with Slam Stewart.

No more proposals for tonight, Slim's (and Slam's) the man, Baby.

#55 Brilliant Harry.

repeats repeats

Just a Minute..........................

Julie,
'Sunshine on Leith' is coming to Glasgow soon.
Is it brilliant?

#57. I tagged along with Hibs Girls FC to see it on their Christmas night out and I wouldn't say it's brilliant but it was very good indeed. If you go to see it N.B. they show Hibs fans twirling their scarves and we would never do that. ..we leave that nonsense to the Jambos.

#58

Thanks, Julie. Brilliant!

#37

I salute your irrepressibility!

SG. You could request 'Burlesque' for Monday...again.

More repeats?

'That would be good!'

...which we all know is code for "aye, on another show, cos it ain't getting played on this yin"

:-)

#56 Shucks...

Those old NME tapes come in handy sometimes!

Monday:
Jive Talkin' - Bee Gees (best pop song EVER recorded!)
Get Down - Gene Chandler
The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy) - Simon and Garfunkel
Make It Funky - James Brown
Funky Town - Lipps Inc.

Tuesday:
Certain Surprise - John Martyn (ideally from the electric album)
Only The Lonely - Roy Orbison
Smells Like Teen Spirit - Nirvana
Budy Holly - Weezer
My Way - Frank Sinatra

Wednesday:
I Belong To Glasgow - Ramblin' Jack Elliot
There Ain't Half Been Some Clever Bastards - Ian Dury and The Blockheads
Ego Tripping At The Gates Of Hell - The Flaming Lips
Brilliant Mind - Furniture
Genius - Kings Of Leon
Da Da Da - Trio

Thursday:
Should I Stay Or Should I Go? - The Clash (featuring Ronald Reagan)
Cracking Up - Nick Lowe (pink laughing hand on the cover!)
Walking Down Your Street - The Bangles (cos I fancied them all!)
The Tide Is High - Blondie (phwoar!)
Shot By Both Sides - Magazine (weirdest cover EVER - some kind of imp!)
Breakfast With The Holes - Les Black's Amazing Pink Holes (looks like a 50's cereal ad!)

Have spent very few quid this weekend on some fantastic CD's, courtesy of a shop where Maria used to work. One of which was a Mott / Hunter anthology

Mott The Hoople - Honaloochie Boogie

Also wondered in the passing if the mentioned secret tracks theme ever happened, reason being as I was about to pass out last night Teddy Thopmpson suddenly sprung to life with a secret track a cover of The Everlys The Price Of Love! As an aside that is an album which just gets better with every play.

Re: 'The Price of Love'

I can't see past Bryan Ferry's interpretation. Magnificent!

Don't disagree Scotch, I was jsut wondering about the secret tracks that's all.

Norrie,
I'm not familiar with the concept. They put tracks on CD's but don't list them? Why would they do that??










bemused git

Danielle,
On Saturday evening I was listening to five wee lassies fae Quebec, who call themselves 'Galant, tu perds ton temps'
(I assume you do not require a translation).
Most enjoyable. Plus, I have a crush on Josianne Hebert.

#70 No idea Scotch, but they do. I also know of one album where teh secret track is before the album starts?? Whats that all about!

#34
I took a dope test once and passed with distinction

#36
Launch was good even if I have a vested interest in the band having at one time known the drummer's mother very very well. Look out for them...Hercules Mandarin ''Fast behind the times'' out tomorrow. Some wonderful song arrangements on there.

The rationale escapes me, but you can be sure someone somewhere is making money from it!

#74 refers to #72

What lunch? Is this actually a social networking site?

re secret tracks. They scare the runny stuff out of me especially when I have blissfully entered the land of nod only to be re awoken suddenly and unexpectedly. They're also a pain when settin up playlists which include the last listed track on such albums.

But secret tracks aren't anything new - all kinds of games were played with vinyl albums; anyone remember the album that had two different grooves on one side, and you couldn't predict which you'd get?

Secret tracks (or rather: a track extended by a long period of silence, followed by another song without a track marker separating them) annoy me to; particularly if you *want* the second track. Otherwise you just tell iTunes to truncate the track at the end of the 1st song :-)

There's a U2 compilation that does this with October being the second song. As that's one of my favourite U2 tracks, it's annoying to say the least.

#78 don't remember such an album though clever concept. Did have a vinyl never ending single though. The Look's I am the beat had a nick at the end which constantly repeated I am the beat beat beat beat ad infinitum.

Capt do not doubt you - but are you sure its not the Kate Bush 12" on your mind?

See Monday's theme - are we just looking for the *word* groovy (fab, cool, boogie etc), or are we looking for the *quality* of groove (fabness, cool, boogie etc)?

If the latter:
* Right Said Fred: Deeply Dippy
* Dave Brubeck: Unsquare Dance
* Asian Dub Foundation: Return of Django
* Mika: Lollipop
* Beats International: Dub Be Good to Me
* Rosemary Clooney: Mambo Italiano
* Scissor Sisters: Laura
* James: Sit Down
* Beck: Go It Alone
* The Pioneers: Longshot Kick De Bucket
* The Sawdoctors: Will it ever stop Raining?
all of which it's impossible to listen to without the head-nodding setting in

Captain, I salute your continuingnessability.

Capt - has someone been messing about with that big key in your back?

#80 Monty Python's Matching Tie and Handkerchief was the specific example I was trying to think of:


(also see the section just above that on use of the lock groove)

Capt? Have you been fitted with new Duracell's this weekend? lol

Mon.

In avoidance of the usual suspects...

Pinetree Boogie ~ Th' legendary shack shakers

Honky Tonkin' ~ Hank Williams Snr

#44 - Lynyrd Skynyrd gained an ex-keyboard player on Thursday


Actually, that link is a Spinal-Tap level catalogue of deaths and serious injuries in the band. If you're invited to audition for them, turn it down!

What is an ex-keyboard?

It's probably pining for the fjords.

Well for any one else waiting up for the Boss - that was just incredible! Fantastic.

Re: #78
Any excuse to use a U2 recording as a Frisbee..........

Re: #87
Lynyrd Skynyrd dead still make a better sound than U2 live. >8-D

Hi everyone

Monday;
Happy Mondays "Step On"
Squeeze "Cool for Cats"
Huey Lewis "Hip to Be Square"

Heres to a good week!

Maria

#36
Just to add to the bit of trivia about Keith Moon and Mama Cass dying in the same flat. The flat was owned by Harry Nilsson and he often let it out to musicians on tour. After the second death he sold it to Pete Townsend (still alive). Harry, himself an RIP these days had his biggest hit with the Badfinger song Without You witten by the band's Ham and Evans both of whom topped themselves. On that cheery note.....

MONDAY-

Blame It On The Boogie - Jackson 5. Always reminds me of Buster Brown's in Edinburgh.

TUESDAY -

18 Carat Love Affair - The Associates
Last Goodbye - Jeff Buckley

I'd also second the shouts for Kirsty MacColl.

#93, Paolo

And I thought my knowledge of trivia was over the top....

I've put the "answers" onto last fm but there's still a couple to get. I'll give you until tonight then I'll post these. Well done to all who took part.

You'll no doubt be pleased to know I'm working on a much bigger quiz!

DC

Haud me back............................

#96

(Muttley type sniggering in the background...)

Shehehehehe.....

D(i)C(k Dastardly)

Keep him talking - I'll get the tranquilising dart gun.

#95
Is the link between catatonia and the manics in the name. Catatonia being a mental or manic disturbance of some sort?

Struggling with the Pumpkins / Nirvana link

Hi everyone,

For Monday:

Dig For Fire - The Pixies
Can you Dig It? - The Mock Turtles

I hope you had a nice weekend,
Mr Chops