Have you gotten Frumpy lately? Enjoy Inga and her Hamburg-rocking counterparts as they crank it out. Her voice should mesmerize you until the Hammond B-3 solo that will make you ask what you've been doing for the last forty years.

Reaching number 18 on the singles charts in 1977, you know it, you love it. Enjoy the show.

Released this day in 1979, the monumental double album known as "The Wall" by prog rockers Pink Floyd revealed darkly neurotic undertones when given a deeper examination. "We don't need no education" came blaring out of some dude's car with a killer stereo during my formative high school years, and I've been hooked ever since.

This is from a post I did last year at my old blog that no one read. Now, I autopost to posterous so no one can read it on Facebook, Twitter and the like. I also have a few good links embedded in the old post. RIP, Keith Moon!

Here's a sneak preview of the new issue of Rolling Stone. The are featuring the top 100 greatest songs from the Beatles, and they reveal the top ten before it hits the stands. Click through and start your day with a little English sunshine.

"Hey, Ayatollah, leave those kids alone!" I don't know, but it doesn't seem to have the same ring to it. And, by the way, you can't have any pudding if you don't eat your meat!

I'm not sure I get this, but in the interest of preserving those priceless album collections, I am posting this for any and all vinyl fanatics. I think the better way to go is to digitize these things, but that itself can be a time-consuming task. This seems both crazy and painful, and in the end, does it even work?

Today is Mick's 67th. Can't really say much more than that. HB to you, Mr. Jagger!

I keep forgettin' we're not in love anymore... Anyone attending tonight to see Florissant's favorite son?

"Funky Claude was running in and out, pulling kids out the ground."

This promises to be quite a show. Klaus Voormann is a name you may not know, but he's one of the great session bass players. He's played with most of the Beatles individually, Manfred Mann, Lou Reed, Carly Simon and Harry Nilsson. In addition to being a famous musician, he's also a graphic designer and drew the famed Revolver cover for the Beatles.

Ringo has made some fantastic music since the Beatles. Still one of my favorite albums of all time, his 1973 masterpiece "RINGO" is loaded with classic rock tunes that feature all the Beatles (though none of them playing or writing all together) and many great session musicians. Happy Birthday to Sir Richard Starkey!

"I'm the Greatest" was written by John Lennon for Ringo. It was as close as they ever got to a Beatles reunion. Starr is on lead vocals and plays drums, Lennon plays piano and sings harmony and George Harrison is on guitar; Billy Preston on organ and Klaus Voormann on bass.
I was in the greatest show on Earth,
For what it was worth.
Now I'm only thirty-two;
And all I wanna do, is boogaloo!

Top 10 Misinterpreted Song Meanings with good explanatory notes and video.