Nothing to do with the music, and I’m hopeless at posting images here, but if you have a look at LPs by the Baja Marimba Band, several of them seem to have a figure standing (with back to camera) in the background […]

Blueberries are great frozen, too.

Oh, I heard they stopped doing those because no-one ever came.

Possibly not on the same level, but at the time it was in the charts, a work colleague opined that Hooked On Classics was great “because they just play the good bits”.

There was also the Disneyland ride that turned into an endless film series – Pirates Of The Caribbean.

Don’t forget he was star of a Hanna-Barbera cartoon show back in 1967

I had no idea Mr Carlin had resumed his writing on Then Play Long – thanks for the tip-off, Moose!

Triffic bio-article about the man here…

Probably strictly Squaresville for some, but I dig it (as the kids used to say)

Crimea River…

There used to be a lot of observation/appreciation of “the things you do” (be they little or otherwise), without any elaboration of just what they were.

Pertinent words from my older bro to get through an Australian summer…

“When it’s hot, and there’s no cool…be cool”

Gerry Marsden reckons he’s the one

George has always marketed the expensive stuff, though…didn’t that “I Me Mine” book go for a ridiculous sum upon its release?

I was reminded the other day that when the Beach Boys played in Adelaide in early 1978, the stage had to be built with five separate entrances, because none of the band were talking to each other.

Muties? So any one of you could turn into Middenface McNulty?

Helpmaboab!

There’s a local case happening here along those lines. Just google Somerton Man, an international mystery of some 70 odd years about a dead bloke found on the beach with nothing to identify him. Someone thinks […]

Knocked out in the semi-finals, I was told.

The Busselton Jetty is the longest in the southern hemisphere, if you like that kind of thing.

If you care to drive as far as Esperance, there’s a full-size replica of Stonehenge…

Rottnest Island is supposed […]

His rendition of “Cry Me A River” is quite toe-tapping too.