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“Sky Mosaic” by Yoko Ono
72nd Street subway station
New York, New York
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Nellie McKay sings Dave Frishberg’s heart-tugger and makes it hers.
I don’t think this is on any of her albums.
Thanks to YouTuber eTown
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Monday morning, moon and monkeyshines as the family that stills together, trills together.
Josh Turner, Carson McKee, Reina del Cid, and Toni Lindgren with some pretty great banjo, guitar, and mandolin plucking.
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Venice, Italy
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In the live performance above, Dylan cuts out some verses from the studio version, but it’s such a great performance, it’s worth it.
Thanks to YouTuber Music Vault
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The Phil Ochs song about the 1966 Florence, Italy floods (fifty straight days of rain breached the walls of the River Arno which runs through the city) set to BBC footage of cleaning up the aftermath, as people attempted to save some of the artwork stored in the lower levels of museums, churches and warehouses.
Thanks to YouTuber OnionFart (!) for the great job of putting this together.
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Monday morning, Reina and Toni got a new Van, “Morrison,” and celebrate with a cover of the jukebox hit, “Brandy.” A lovely version, but a little bit hair-raising when Reina closes her eyes.
More at Reina del Cid
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New York State Office of Human Resources
Schermerhorn Street
Brooklyn, New York
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Josh Turner playing the Paul Simon classic—dare I say it—every bit as good as Mr. Simon, and that’s saying something.
More at Josh Turner Guitar
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The folks at Improv Everywhere set up an impregnable Lord of The Rings type check point. Hilarity ensues.
Thanks to Improv Everywhere
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Extraordinary film footage of Jerusalem in 1929, with the actual sound recorded by early movie cameras.
Thanks to YouTuber guy jones
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One of those songs that just fills in the hole in your head when you’re listening to a jukebox on a warm 70s day.
Thanks to YouTuber danbanrock1
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The hilarious Albert Brooks shows off his new electronic friend and gives Johnny Carson a ventriloquism lesson to boot.
More at Johnny Carson