What Song are you listening to?

[philipchevron]

I Don't Wanna Walk Around With You - The Ramones

[AndrewOG]

Mark Ronson / Amy Winehouse - Valerie
Just got a copy of the song though I've had her CDs for a 6months or so. I consider this song infectious in a good way.

The Killers - Under the Gun
I've been listening to Hot fuss and Sam's Town on loop for a month now.

[Clash Cadillac]

Mellow Mood - Bob Marley
Music For Boys - The Suburbs (not sure if these guys had much of a following outside the US Midwestern states)

[firehazard]

The Ramones: Commando

[Clash Cadillac]

Cold Turkey [live] - John Lennon

[Christine]

The Trojans - Gaelic Ska. Thanks for the tip!

And it's still Friday: Ramones - Havana Affair

Ton Steine Scherben - Keine Macht für niemand

[soulfinger]

This Time Around - Larry Hancock

[Low D]

Cold Turkey [live] - John Lennon

That's killer, that.

Jelly Roll, Charles Mingus.

[Clash Cadillac]

Float Like Anchors - William Elliot Whitmore

[Clash Cadillac]

The Hurdy Gurdy - Agnes Bernelle (with help from Dolby the Cat)

[philipchevron]

The Hurdy Gurdy - Agnes Bernelle (with help from Dolby the Cat)

Ah, the much underrated Jacques Prevert, yes. During the week, I faced the inquiring cameras of young Luke Leslie, grandson of Agnes Bernelle, now at film school in Dublin and making a student film about the gran he lost aged 11 and who was always "just granny" until, in young adulthood, he found out about her extraordinary life story and set out to bring it up to date. A lovely though strangely exhausting experience and yet another reminder that life goes on.

[Clash Cadillac]

The Hurdy Gurdy - Agnes Bernelle (with help from Dolby the Cat)

Ah, the much underrated Jacques Prevert, yes. During the week, I faced the inquiring cameras of young Luke Leslie, grandson of Agnes Bernelle, now at film school in Dublin and making a student film about the gran he lost aged 11 and who was always "just granny" until, in young adulthood, he found out about her extraordinary life story and set out to bring it up to date. A lovely though strangely exhausting experience and yet another reminder that life goes on.

Can you ask young Luke to make this film available when it is finished via YouTube or something for fans of his grand mama?

[philipchevron]

The Hurdy Gurdy - Agnes Bernelle (with help from Dolby the Cat)

Ah, the much underrated Jacques Prevert, yes. During the week, I faced the inquiring cameras of young Luke Leslie, grandson of Agnes Bernelle, now at film school in Dublin and making a student film about the gran he lost aged 11 and who was always "just granny" until, in young adulthood, he found out about her extraordinary life story and set out to bring it up to date. A lovely though strangely exhausting experience and yet another reminder that life goes on.

Can you ask young Luke to make this film available when it is finished via YouTube or something for fans of his grand mama?

Here's his website. The film only exists in a 10-minute version so far (you can see it on the site), but will get expanded as he adds contributions.

http://buckledcranium.com/bcfilm/agnes.html

[Clash Cadillac]

Here's his website. The film only exists in a 10-minute version so far (you can see it on the site), but will get expanded as he adds contributions.

http://buckledcranium.com/bcfilm/agnes.html

Watched it and sent it on to Doc harry who will be very interested as it was he who passed along Father's Lying Dead On The Ironing Board to me. Thanks for sharing...

[HisRoyalDrunkenness]

"It's My Own Cheating Heart That Makes Me Cry" by Glasvegas. Excellent!.