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More AVB's worthless trivia. According to Billboard this was the #1 song of 2000 but never was #1 in any week. The only time that has happened.

The largest selling 12" single of all time. I treasure my copy.

Back in the day, and I mean WAY back in 1982 I played this as my break song. After 2 hours in the booth you need a break for 12 minutes or so. Time to get funky. Of course followed up with The Message, Man eater Don't Go, Cat People and Love My Way among others.

I posted this in February but I like it so here it is again. My Elvis Costello tale.

This album has a special place in Rock history. What is it? EDIT: Desperation is the name of the first song. The cover is the name of the album.

WW part 2 - Inspired by the Traveler A child prodigy and once the hottest act in classical music I took the wife to see her 20 years ago in Baltimore. Here is a full concert from 1995.

Agnes is playing - for lack of a better term - some serious make out music there.

WW And the original version from 1963

TFT 90'S OHW This, Ladies and Gentlemen concludes my 90's OHW series. There may be others but I don't know what they are.

Monday Morning Blues

WW Do NOT go quietly Have a great Holiday everyone!

TFT 90'S OHW

I like to think this is interesting trivia. The Band's single The Weight was released August 8th 1968 The Beatles single Hey Jude was released August 26th 1968 The Beatles performed Hey Jude on tape for the David Frost Show on September 8th 1968 exactly one month after The Weight was released.'...

To piggy back on the above I've always liked this version sung by Denny Laine (founding member of The Moody Blues and Wings) on Ginger Baker's Air Force album. Completely different then most.

Monday Morning Blues

ONE OF THE BEST VIDEOS OF IT'S DAY

Based on the 1987 lawsuit settlement, Gilmour has the rights to use the Pink Floyd name in performance. Even though Sony actually owns the name as of October. So while it is legally Pink Floyd it isn't physically Pink Floyd.

Do you think this will be the last Pink Floyd single? Do you think it even is a Pink Floyd single?

Staying on Humble Pie, I should post a concert review sometime..Peter Frampton on lead guitar