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5/23/2012 - Audio

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Baby, courtesy of Mick Jagger’s voice.

It’s 33 “baby”s in 40 seconds. I obviously didn’t put every “baby” Mick has ever said, but press play and deal with it.

(via the-crunge)

5/19/2012 - Link

Jöe-ôn'-nä: Getty Research Institute Plans Massive Online Portal for Art History Texts

joeonna:

From GalleristNY.com and written by Andrew Russeth

Almost 20,000 art history texts will soon be a few clicks away for anyone using the Internet. The Getty Research Institute announced that on May 31 it will launch the Getty Research Portal, a search engine of sorts to the digitized content of…

5/19/2012 - Audio

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solikewise:

Love/Arthur Lee/Baby Lemonade – ”Feathered Fish”

I love how the guitar solo gets punched out in the mix. Actually, I love just about everything about this recording.

Information on it is scarce, conflicting and mostly officially disavowed. Best guess is that this was a song written by Arthur Lee for Love, which he instead gave to Sons Of Adam, which had the effect of causing Sons Of Adam drummer Michael Stuart to defect to the Love camp shortly thereafter. Then nearly twenty years pass. In 1994 Lee records the above version with Baby Lemonade, who were Love whenever Lee wasn’t doing some hurt piece for the State of California. It’s put on on a 7” in 1996 by Italian bootleg label LSD Records as compensation owed the label by Lee for a previous project. Later, the track surfaced on the comprehensive boot “Black Beauty & Rarities.”

For those wondering about the other tracks on the 7”, “It’s The Marlin, Baby” was a 1964 track from Lee’s then group, The American Four, and “Gethsemene” is a short remix of Love’s “The Red Telephone” mostly played backwards.

Sons Of Adam – “Feathered Fish” via YouTube

”’Party of Special Things to Do’ is a song by Captain Beefheart from the album Bluejeans & Moonbeams which was covered and released as a 7” single by Detroit, Michigan garage rock band The White Stripes. The White Stripes’ 7” record also contains two other covers of Captain Beefheart…The recording was released in December 2000 as part of the Sub Pop Singles Club in a limited edition pressing of 1,300 records on half red, half white vinyl.

“‘Party of Special Things to Do’ will be reissued by Third Man Records in early 2011 as a part of their Vault subscription service. The limited edition 7” record will be pressed as a tri-color record in equal parts red, black, and white” (wikipedia.org).

(Source: indie-rock-jukebox)