Johnny Liver

Lyrics Joey, baby - dont get crazy Detours. fences... I get defensive I know youve heard it all before - So I dont say it anymore I just stand by and watch you Fight your secret war. Although I used to wonder why - I used to cry till I was dry. Still sometimes I get a strange pain Inside Oh, joey, if youre hurting so am i. Joey, honey - I got some money All is forgiven. listen, listen And if I seem to be confused I didnt mean to be with you. And when you said I scared you, Well I guess you scared me too. But we got lucky once before And if youre somewhere out there Passed out on the floor. Oh joey, Im not angry anymore. Album: Bloodletting Released: 1990 This song is about being in love with an alcoholic. Concrete Blonde lead singer Johnette Napolitano wrote it about Marc Moreland of the band Wall Of Voodo. Moreland died of liver failure in 2003; Napolitano discussed Moreland and writing the song about him in a concert known as the "D.C. Sessions." (thanks, michael - Cleveland, OH) The video featured Napolitano with the band playing in a small club while one lone patron drinks to excess. This was their biggest radio hit and the video even got airtime on MTV. (thanks, Bob - Cherry Hill, NJ, for all above) Napolitano said in an interview with MTV that she wrote the lyrics on an envelope in a cab on the way to the recording session. The song didn't have lyrics, and their manager had been pressuring her to write them, so she procrastinated until the last possible moment. (thanks, john - seattle, WA) This was a #1 hit for 4 weeks on the US Modern Rock charts. It gained popularity as "alternative" music was coming into the mainstream and radio stations were looking for stuff like this to play. Concrete Blonde is an alternative rock band based in the United States. They were initially active from the early 1980s to 1995, and reunited in 2001. They are best known for the poignant songwriting and vocals of Johnette Napolitano. Singer-songwriter/bassist Napolitano formed the band Dream 6 with guitarist James Mankey in Los Angeles in 1982, releasing an eponymous EP in France on the Happy Hermit label in 1983. When they signed with I.R.S. Records in 1986, labelmate Michael Stipe suggested the name Concrete Blonde, describing the contrast between their hard rock music and introspective lyrics. During an MTV interview, Napolitano can also be quoted as saying that the name Concrete Blonde is just "two words that sound good together." They were joined by drummer Harry Rushakoff on their eponymous debut album. Roxy Music drummer Paul Thompson replaced Rushakoff on Bloodletting and several tracks on Mexican Moon, while Rushakoff was in treatment for drug addiction. Rushakoff rejoined the band to record 2002's Group Therapy, but was kicked out of the band for failing to show up for one show.[citation needed] He was replaced by Gabriel Ramirez. Their most commercially successful album was Bloodletting (1990), fueled by the top 40 radio hit "Joey". The band broke up in 1993, but reunited in 2001, releasing the albums Group Therapy (2002) and Mojave (2004). On June 5, 2006, Napolitano announced in a MySpace blog entry that the band has officially retired.[citation needed]From the Concrete Blonde website, there is the following open message: Thanks to everyone who heard and believed in the music. Music lives on. Keep listening. Keep believing, keep dreaming. Like a ripple, the music moves and travels and finds you. Drive to the music, Make love to the music, cry to the music. That´s why we made it. Long after we´re gone the music will still be there. Thanks to everyone who helped us bring the music to you & thanks to every face and every heart in every audience all over the world. In 2007, Napolitano performed the main vocals on the score of the new Australian film West written and directed by Daniel Krige. She also sings the title song, "Falling in Love". West had its World Premiere at the Berlin International Film Festival, February, the 13th by the IMDb. According to SXSW music webpage, she also supplied music for another Australian movie Candy and for two other films as well, besides touring the United States to promote her solo work entitled Scarred in a acoustical set featuring the Concrete Blonde classics. Albums Concrete Blonde (1986) Free (1989) Bloodletting (1990) Walking in London (1992) Mexican Moon (1993) Still in Hollywood (1994) - a compilation of live recordings and previously unreleased material Recollection: The Best of Concrete Blonde (1996) Concrete Blonde y Los Illegals (1997) - collaboration with a Los Angeles-based Chicano Punk band Classic Masters (2002) Group Therapy (2002) Live in Brazil 2002 (2003) - double live album Mojave (2004) The Essential (2005)

Author: musiclover69542
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Added: September 6, 2008

Anil Kapoor, Akshay Kumar, Kareena Kapoor, Sushmita Sen, Shamita Shetty, Manoj Bajpai and Kabir Bedi. The film is directed by: Dharmesh Darshan Starring: Sushmita Sen Akshay Kumar Kareena Kapoor Anil Kapoor Singer: Nadeem-Shravan Directed By: Dharmesh Darshan # Aamir Khan, # Amjad Khan, # Anwar Khan, # Arbaaz Khan, # Eijaz Khan, # Farah Khan, # Fardeen Khan, # Feroz Khan, # Gul Khan, # Imran Khan, # Irrfan Khan, # Kader Khan, # Malaika Arora Khan, # Saif Ali Khan, # Salim Khan, # Salman Khan, # Sanjay Khan, # Shahrukh Khan, # Soha Ali Khan, # Sohail Khan, # Ustad Sultan Khan, # Zayed Khan, Ashok Kumar - Kumudlal Kunjilal Ganguly Akshay Kumar -- Rajiv Hari Om Bhatia Balraj Sahani -- Yudhisthir Sahani Bobby Deol -- Vijay Singh Deol Dev Anand -- Devdutta Pishorimal Anand Dhramendra -- Dharam Singh Deol Dilip Kumar- Yusuf Khan Gurudutt -- Vasanth Kumar Shiv Shankar Padukone Jitendra -- Ravi Kapoor Johnny Liver -- John Rao Kishore Kumar -- Abhas Kuman Ganguly Manoj Kumar - Harikishan Goswami Mithun Chakraborty -- Gauranga Chakraborty Nana Patekar -- Vishwanath Patekar Rajesh Kahanna -- Jatin Khanna Raj Kapoor -- Ranbir Raj Raj Kumar -- Kulbhushan Pandit Rajni Kant -- Shivaji Rao Gaeikwad Sanjeev Kumar -- Haribhai Jariwala Sunil dutt -- Balraj Dutt

Author: shafi1990
Keywords: Bollywood akshay kumar anil kapoor kareena srk sharukh khan arbaz salman sanjay dutt song shilpa shetty sunil deol arjun rampal Saif Ali Khan Bipasha Basu Sameera Reddy and Akshaye Khanna Amitha bachan Amrita Arora katrina Kaif Rishi Kapoor Upen Patel Javed Shaikh adnan sami Nadeem-Shravan bewafaa bewafa bewafaafilm akshy akki world music
Added: August 9, 2008

Starring: Sushmita Sen Akshay Kumar Kareena Kapoor Anil Kapoor Singer: Nadeem-Shravan Film: Bewafaa Starring: Sushmita Sen Akshay Kumar Kareena Kapoor Anil Kapoor Singer: Nadeem-Shravan Directed By: Dharmesh Darshan # Aamir Khan, # Amjad Khan, # Anwar Khan, # Arbaaz Khan, # Eijaz Khan, # Farah Khan, # Fardeen Khan, # Feroz Khan, # Gul Khan, # Imran Khan, # Irrfan Khan, # Kader Khan, # Malaika Arora Khan, # Saif Ali Khan, # Salim Khan, # Salman Khan, # Sanjay Khan, # Shahrukh Khan, # Soha Ali Khan, # Sohail Khan, # Ustad Sultan Khan, # Zayed Khan, Ashok Kumar - Kumudlal Kunjilal Ganguly Akshay Kumar -- Rajiv Hari Om Bhatia Balraj Sahani -- Yudhisthir Sahani Bobby Deol -- Vijay Singh Deol Dev Anand -- Devdutta Pishorimal Anand Dhramendra -- Dharam Singh Deol Dilip Kumar- Yusuf Khan Gurudutt -- Vasanth Kumar Shiv Shankar Padukone Jitendra -- Ravi Kapoor Johnny Liver -- John Rao Kishore Kumar -- Abhas Kuman Ganguly Manoj Kumar - Harikishan Goswami Mithun Chakraborty -- Gauranga Chakraborty Nana Patekar -- Vishwanath Patekar Rajesh Kahanna -- Jatin Khanna Raj Kapoor -- Ranbir Raj Raj Kumar -- Kulbhushan Pandit Rajni Kant -- Shivaji Rao Gaeikwad Sanjeev Kumar -- Haribhai Jariwala Sunil dutt -- Balraj Dutt

Author: shafi1990
Keywords: Bollywood akshay kumar anil kapoor kareena srk sharukh khan arbaz salman sanjay dutt song shilpa shetty sunil deol arjun rampal Saif Ali Khan Bipasha Basu Sameera Reddy and Akshaye Khanna Amitha bachan Amrita Arora katrina Kaif Rishi Kapoor Upen Patel Javed Shaikh adnan sami Nadeem-Shravan bewafaa bewafa bewafaafilm akshy akki
Added: August 8, 2008

Starring: Sushmita Sen Akshay Kumar Kareena Kapoor Anil Kapoor Singer: Nadeem-Shravan Directed By: Dharmesh Darshan # Aamir Khan, # Amjad Khan, # Anwar Khan, # Arbaaz Khan, # Eijaz Khan, # Farah Khan, # Fardeen Khan, # Feroz Khan, # Gul Khan, # Imran Khan, # Irrfan Khan, # Kader Khan, # Malaika Arora Khan, # Saif Ali Khan, # Salim Khan, # Salman Khan, # Sanjay Khan, # Shahrukh Khan, # Soha Ali Khan, # Sohail Khan, # Ustad Sultan Khan, # Zayed Khan, Ashok Kumar - Kumudlal Kunjilal Ganguly Akshay Kumar -- Rajiv Hari Om Bhatia Balraj Sahani -- Yudhisthir Sahani Bobby Deol -- Vijay Singh Deol Dev Anand -- Devdutta Pishorimal Anand Dhramendra -- Dharam Singh Deol Dilip Kumar- Yusuf Khan Gurudutt -- Vasanth Kumar Shiv Shankar Padukone Jitendra -- Ravi Kapoor Johnny Liver -- John Rao Kishore Kumar -- Abhas Kuman Ganguly Manoj Kumar - Harikishan Goswami Mithun Chakraborty -- Gauranga Chakraborty Nana Patekar -- Vishwanath Patekar Rajesh Kahanna -- Jatin Khanna Raj Kapoor -- Ranbir Raj Raj Kumar -- Kulbhushan Pandit Rajni Kant -- Shivaji Rao Gaeikwad Sanjeev Kumar -- Haribhai Jariwala Sunil dutt -- Balraj Dutt

Author: shafi1990
Keywords: Bollywood akshay kumar anil kapoor kareena srk sharukh khan arbaz salman sanjay dutt song shilpa shetty sunil deol arjun rampal Saif Ali Khan Bipasha Basu Sameera Reddy and Akshaye Khanna Amitha bachan Amrita Arora katrina Kaif Rishi Kapoor Upen Patel Javed Shaikh adnan sami Nadeem-Shravan
Added: August 8, 2008

John Alvin Ray (January 10, 1927 -- February 24, 1990) was an American singer, songwriter, and pianist. Popular for most of the 1950s, Ray has been cited by critics as a major precursor of what would become rock 'n roll, for his jazz and blues-influenced mu Ray was born in Hopewell, Oregon, spending part of his childhood on a farm, eventually moving to Portland, Oregon. Ray was of Native American origin; his great-grandmother was a full-blooded Indian and his great-grandfather was Oregon pioneer George Kirby Gay of Berkeley, Gloucestershire, England. He became deaf in his right ear at age 13 after an accident during a Boy Scout event, and later performed wearing a hearing aid. Surgery performed in New York in 1958 left him almost completely deaf in both ears, although hearing aids helped his condition. Ray first attracted attention while performing at the Flame Showbar in Detroit, Michigan, an R&B nightclub. Inspired by rhythm singers like Kay Starr, LaVern Baker and Ivory Joe Hunter, Ray developed a unique rhythm based style, described as alternating between pre-rock R&B and a more conventional classic pop approach. His first record, the self-penned R&B number for OKeh Records, Whiskey and Gin, was a minor hit in 1951. The following year he dominated the charts with the double-sided hit single of "Cry" and "The Little White Cloud That Cried". Selling over two million copies of the 45 single, Ray's delivery struck a chord with teenagers and he quickly became a teen idol. Ray's performing style included theatrics later associated with rock 'n roll, including beating up his piano, writhing on the floor and crying. Ray quickly earned the nicknames, "Mr. Emotion", "The Nabob of Sob", and "The Prince of Wails", and several others. More hits followed, including "Please Mr. Sun", "Such a Night", "Walkin' My Baby Back Home", "A Sinner Am I", and "Yes Tonight Josephine". His last hit was "Just Walkin' in the Rain", in 1956. He was popular in the United Kingdom, breaking the record at the London Palladium formerly set by Frankie Laine.] In later years, he retained a loyal fan base overseas, particularly in Australia. Ray drank regularly and his alcoholism caught up with him in 1960, when he was hospitalized for tuberculosis. He recovered but continued drinking, and was diagnosed with cirrhosis at age fifty. On 24 February 1990, Ray died of liver failure at Cedars-Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles. He was interred at Hopewell Cemetery near Hopewell, Oregon. For his contribution to the recording industry, Johnnie Ray has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at 6201 Hollywood Boulevard.

Author: JBauder1948
Keywords: pop rock
Added: July 3, 2008

John Alvin Ray (January 10, 1927 -- February 24, 1990) was an American singer, songwriter, and pianist. Popular for most of the 1950s, Ray has been cited by critics as a major precursor of what would become rock 'n roll, for his jazz and blues-influenced mu Ray was born in Hopewell, Oregon, spending part of his childhood on a farm, eventually moving to Portland, Oregon. Ray was of Native American origin; his great-grandmother was a full-blooded Indian and his great-grandfather was Oregon pioneer George Kirby Gay of Berkeley, Gloucestershire, England. He became deaf in his right ear at age 13 after an accident during a Boy Scout event, and later performed wearing a hearing aid. Surgery performed in New York in 1958 left him almost completely deaf in both ears, although hearing aids helped his condition. Ray first attracted attention while performing at the Flame Showbar in Detroit, Michigan, an R&B nightclub. Inspired by rhythm singers like Kay Starr, LaVern Baker and Ivory Joe Hunter, Ray developed a unique rhythm based style, described as alternating between pre-rock R&B and a more conventional classic pop approach. His first record, the self-penned R&B number for OKeh Records, Whiskey and Gin, was a minor hit in 1951. The following year he dominated the charts with the double-sided hit single of "Cry" and "The Little White Cloud That Cried". Selling over two million copies of the 45 single, Ray's delivery struck a chord with teenagers and he quickly became a teen idol. Ray's performing style included theatrics later associated with rock 'n roll, including beating up his piano, writhing on the floor and crying. Ray quickly earned the nicknames, "Mr. Emotion", "The Nabob of Sob", and "The Prince of Wails", and several others. More hits followed, including "Please Mr. Sun", "Such a Night", "Walkin' My Baby Back Home", "A Sinner Am I", and "Yes Tonight Josephine". His last hit was "Just Walkin' in the Rain", in 1956. He was popular in the United Kingdom, breaking the record at the London Palladium formerly set by Frankie Laine.] In later years, he retained a loyal fan base overseas, particularly in Australia. Ray drank regularly and his alcoholism caught up with him in 1960, when he was hospitalized for tuberculosis. He recovered but continued drinking, and was diagnosed with cirrhosis at age fifty. On 24 February 1990, Ray died of liver failure at Cedars-Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles. He was interred at Hopewell Cemetery near Hopewell, Oregon. For his contribution to the recording industry, Johnnie Ray has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at 6201 Hollywood Boulevard.

Author: JBauder1948
Keywords: pop rock
Added: July 3, 2008

Bollywood Comedian's Testimony. VOP TV london. For Donations & Prayer, please contact Mr Ashar J Mall-Chairman Voice of People Network. Emal-asharmall@voptv.com Mob:(+44)(0)7947939401

Author: wilsongill
Keywords: Hinidi Punjabi Christian Songs
Added: August 24, 2007

A John McQuilkin Video Response to a very worthy cause:) John McQuilkin - Hollywood Happens The Unofficial Spokesperson of Hollywood

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Added: August 21, 2007

Source: younglikeme.blogspot.com --- Tuesday, January 08, 2008
I don't normally post in anticipation of any events. But for the sake of Ming in Michigan whose Wolverines have done their deed this season, this post is for you my lovely engineering undergrad. Go Blue...sorta. Anyway, the sweet jasmine is burning in the background, and the brother and I have meticulously prepared ourselves to watch our Trojans take on the Illini in a few hours. Despite a friendly extended invite to beef pattie and even the grumpy father to join, 6am at the American Club with some of the most loyal fans you'll meet wasn't gonna cut it. looosers. There is taboo in the air. Almost like an illegal hold em tourney just outside of Atlantic City with Johnny Chan. The last time I started drinking in the a.m. was in 95 watching the sevens in Hong Kong where by 8am, I was six pints in, pocket deep in 2 deuce from illegal ticket sales, nursing a hangover and high off steak and kidney pies. In a couple hours, we'll hop in the wagon and leg it... This time round I won't be underage. And with a bit of luck, we'll walk away victorious, sans the Liver of course... ...

Source: crooners.tribe.net --- Wednesday, December 26, 2007
BIRTHDAYS 1877 Tom Albert, Trumpet b. Algiers, LA, USA. d. 1968 1929 Chet Baker, Trumpet/Vocal b. Yale, OK, USA, d. May 13, 1988, Amsterdam, Netherlands né: Chesney Henry Baker. 1917 Eddie Finckel , pianist/composer, b. Washington, DC, USA, d. May 12, 2001. As a youngster, he picked up the piano by listening to Teddy Wilson and Art Tatum solos, and by picking out his own compositions. In the 1940s, he worked as staff arranger for the Boyd Raeburn, Les Brown, and Gene Krupa bands. His composing skills became evident while working with drummer Buddy Rich, who was recorded playing such tunes as "Gypsy Mood," "Leave Us Leap," and "Starburst." In the 1950s, Finckel became the musical director of an art-based private school in Short Hills, NJ, holding the position for 40 years, until his passing at the age of 83. 1910 Freddy Gardner, (All) Saxes/Clarinet b. Kilburn, London, England, UK, d. July 26, 1950 1888 Mike Jackson piano/vocals b. Louisville, KY, USA, d. 1945 1935 Esther Phillips, vocals, b. Galveston, TX, USA. d. August 7, 1984, Los Angeles, CA, USA (Liver and kidney failure as a reult of Heroin addiction). née: Esther Mae Jones. In 1949, her sister entered her in a talent show at a nightclub belonging to blues singer Johnny Otis. Otis was so impressed with the 13-year-old that he brought her into the studio for a recording session with 'Modern Records' and added her to his live revue billing her as "Little ...

Source: ironicusmaximus.blogspot.com --- Wednesday, December 19, 2007
OK, fair warning. We're not going to be able to take much more stuff like this without doing serious damage to our Liver. Negative news coverage may have cost former attorney general Alberto Gonzales his job, but it won him a dubious honor from a magazine published by the American Bar Association: Lawyer of the Year. Now, you're thinking anything coming from an organization of lawyers probably should have the word "dubious" in front of it, but at least the awarders are honest about one thing: "Think about Time magazine's Person of the Year," editor and publisher Edward A. Adams said in an interview. "In years past they've named people like Adolf Hitler, Joseph Stalin. So we're not suggesting by these awards that these are the best lawyers in any sense of the word." Hmmm...let's think about this for a minute. Adolf Hitler? Joseph Stalin? Alberto Gonzales. OK, we see where you're going with this. Adams said the magazine's picks "do not necessarily reflect the official policy of the ABA. Usually we just pick up a couple bottles of Johnny Walker, head back to the office and pull names out of a hat, then hit a few strip clubs." Well, why didn't you say so in the first place? How do we get on that nominating committee? ...

Source: film-and-american-gothic.wetpaint.com --- Saturday, December 15, 2007
Pearls of Wisdom from the damned . . . " We all go a little mad, sometimes. " - Norman Bates, Psycho " It was an evil house from the beginning - a house that was born bad." - Dr. John Markway, The Haunting " Here's Johnny! " - Jack Torrance, The Shining " It's Halloween. Everyone's entitled to one good scare. " - Sheriff Leigh Brackett, Halloween " Oh good lord! So young, so pretty. Oh, what monster could have done this? " - Pamela Voorhees, Friday the 13th " They're here!" - Carol Anne , Poltergeist "You'll see me in hell, Mr. Thorn. There, we will share out our centuries. " - Father Brennan, The Omen " You could have dinner with us." - The Hitchhiker, Texas Chainsaw Massacre " Don't you know what's going on out there? This is no Sunday School picnic!" - Ben, Night of the Living Dead " Whatever you do, don't fall asleep." - Nancy, Nightmare on Elm Street " You mother's here, Karras. Would you like to leave a message? I'll be sure that she gets it." - Regan MacNeil, The Exorcist " I see dead people." - Cole Sear, The 6th Sense "Houses don't have memories" - George, The Amityville Horror " A census taker once tried to test me. I ate his Liver with some fava beans and a nice chianti. " - Dr. Hannibal Lecter, The Silen ...

Source: uncivilone.blogspot.com --- Wednesday, December 05, 2007
Another nice November day at the beach with my favorite gals. We're under Johnny Mercer's fishing pier and it's windy as hell. Couldn't get the girls to hold a pose! Notice Emily's sweater! It's one of my old shirt sleeves with two holes cut out for her legs! You think I would buy her something a little more classy? Abigail thrives in the cold! My ex and I used to always meet up on Fayetteville Street's entrance to Wrightsville beach in the late 80's. I saw this park bench sitting there today and couldn't resist getting these shots. Getting my exercise now as we cross Banks Channel. I actually went under this bridge in the dark of night in a friends Tunnel Hull racing boat running about 70 MPH. It was back in 1974 or 1975 and we were running from the Coast Guard's Patrol boat. They didn't have anything that could catch us back in those days. Kind of like a redneck version of Miami Vice! My friend died sometime in the early 90's . Drugs and Alcohol finally took a toll on his Liver. This place sure brings back some good and bad memories! Emily........Please don't drink there! Yes....somebody peed in the pool! It's the thought that counts isn't it! We have bottled water in the car shug! This is one of the pictures I took a few weeks ago when it was even warmer. I had a smudge on the lens which makes the Dog Bar look worse than it really is. Emily will drink straight from the tap, so no worries. Abigail on the other ...

Source: tantalusprime.blogspot.com --- Friday, November 16, 2007
A recent study has confirmed what was generally already known, that breastfed children have higher IQ scores . But what is more interesting is that it seems to be linked to a particular gene involved in lipid metabolism. Children with one version of the FADS2 gene scored seven points higher in IQ tests if they were breastfed. But the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences study found breastfeeding had no effect on the IQ of children with a different version. The gene in question helps break down fatty acids from the diet, which have been linked with brain development. Seven points difference is enough to put the child in the top third of the class, the researchers said. Personally, I don't like the emphasis on IQ as the end-all-be-all of intelligence. As if poor Johnny, who suffers from an affliction of 119 syndrome is relegated to some state school while Nancy, whose mom fed her cod Liver oil daily for the first six years of her life, crosses the line at 120 and is therefore worthy of MIT. IQ is snapshot, and a rather blurry one at that, of how children compare against each other on a limited set of mental abilities. It does not take into account social, moral, and emotional development. Nor does it account for those who have talents outside of a large vocabulary and an internal calculator; talents like art, music, interpersonal skills, and imagination. However, I'm sure it will convince some people to give nursin ...

Source: behindthestove.blogspot.com --- Friday, November 02, 2007
Does your house have ghosts ? It?s nice to see CNN covering all the hard-hitting news stories of the day? This article was a follow-up to this one: Poll: Third of people believe in ghosts . The sentence in this one that utterly confused me was this: ?The most likely candidates for ghostly visits include single people, Catholics and those who never attend religious services.? Um, nothing like covering all your bases? The local paper also had its share of ghost stories today. ?Tis the season? I myself have never seen a ghost. (I never hope to see one. But this I tell you anyhow, I?d rather see than be one. Sorry. Couldn?t help myself...) Anyhoo, I have never seen a ghost. I am torn between wanting to see one, and being grateful that the spirits have never chosen to reveal themselves to me. Because I am a big fat wuss, and would faint straight away, and what fun is that for a ghost? Sure, as a kid, I did the stupid things we all do: the Bloody Mary chant at the bathroom mirror in the dark, ? The Monkey?s Paw ? related at dusk so you were scared to venture off your own porch, ? Johnny, I Want My Liver back! ? told at countless sleepovers. Once, at the old house (which really wasn?t that old and not nearly as big and creaky as this one), Primo and I were playing in his room at the top of the stairs. The cat was staring out the door, and then Primo turned and said, ?The gas mask lady!? and returned to whatever he was doing ? disem ...

Source: time-has-told-me.blogspot.com --- Wednesday, October 31, 2007
Michael John Fiore said... I'm a Hamish Imlach Fan. Hamish Imlach " Cod Liver Oil and Orange Juice: Anthology " 1. Johnny O?Breadislee 2. Men Of Knoydart 3. Zoological Gardens 4. Street Songs 5. Cod Liver Oil & Orange Juice 6. If It Wasn?T For The Unions 7. Black Is The Colour 8. I Was A Grey Spark In My Time 9. Whiskey You?Re The Devil 10. Early Morning Blues 11. Ballad Of Timothy Evans 12. Castlereagh 13. Twa Corbies 14. Tall Tale 15. Copper?S Song 16. Macpherson?S Farewell 17. 37 Bus 18. I Am A Miller 19. Dundee Cat 20. Jean Harlow (Died The Other Day) 21. Clapped Out Motorcar 22. Bourgeois Blues 23. Horny Bull 24. Mcgregors 25. Deep Elem Blues 26. History Of Football 27. Beer Is Best 28. Little Maggie 29. Good Bye Booze 30. Whiskey Seller 31. Moonshiner 32. Clive?S Song 33. Cuckoo 34. Pretty Little Horses 35. Noted Rider 36. Streets Of Laredo/Western Cowboy 37. Forty Pence Butter 38. One Day Old 39. Twelve Pence Ain?T A Shilling 40. Whiskey 41. Dialogue 42. Five Eyes 43. Fine Old English Tory Times 44. Cornflakes, Sugar, Teardrops 45. Bluebird 46. People Upstairs 47. Coulter?S Candy 48. Jenny Jenkins 49. Travelling Rhythm 50. Murdered Ballad 51. Night Squad 52. That Terrible, Terrible Night Download part.1 Download part.2 Download part.3 Personal Rips from CD. " Sonny's Dream " (Lismor LIFL 7006, 1985) Cod Liver Oil and the Orange Juice (MacDougall/Imlach); The Ba ...