An older Jewish gentleman marries a younger lady and they are very much in love. However, no matter what the husband does sexually, the woman never achieves orgasm.

Since a Jewish wife is entitled to sexual […]

Worktop Hammond – a poor man’s Pinetop Perkins

A Soft Rock Classic from Chicago remixed by those jolly japesters Lemon Jelly

Could I humbly offer Headphone Commute as an excellent site for the more ambient end of the spectrum. Some of the artist playlists where music is mixed with film excerpts have been constant companions – […]

Yes, this. Mr Brown is at the door and he is very insistent. Wasn’t there a spoof crime series called ‘A Touch of Cloth’?

My brother, following a night on the tiles, appraised that his morning constitutional […]

It was a bit like this:

It’s certainly true that if if you were only to listen to artists with blameless lives, it would be a short list.

Naturally I was thinking of HP. I wanted to catch him before Lauds (he’s very devout).

(It’s Wednesday in Thailand)

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I was just thinking yesterday that it is a long time since we had anything from The Donald – 8 years since Sunken Condos. Never the most prolific, either solo or as Steely Dan but always worth waiting for.

True Story: My brother, on business and staying at a modest Sheffield hotel spied Michael Palin at breakfast. He sidled up to him at the hot buffet and suggested he try the black pudding. ‘So black … even the […]

Live version of In Memory of Elizabeth Reed

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels is a favourite. ‘Not Mother?’

Ian Duncan Smith likes her. Which speaks volumes.

Well I guess it is also a crime caper and a buddy movie too, but then you could also class Life of Brian as a Sword and Sandals epic

My top 3 in descending order:

1. Life of Brian
2. The Big Lebowski
3. Withnail and I

Again, great choices but verbose compared with the majestic Lemon Jelly

I should have explained better. To qualify, the song’s lyrics must entirely consist of just one word.

Thanks Jack but … what I am after is songs which feature only one word in the lyrics. Lemon Jelly’s offering features only word repeated more than 20 times.

Nice choices all the same.