+ Please, update your bookmarks since I am moving to blogger.

+ This is the new address.

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+ Any idea?

+ Que digo que estos blogs de ya.com están fallando mucho últimamente. Por no hablar de los cientos de comentarios de online poquer que recibo. Así que voy a ver si me busco otro sitio.

+ Alguna idea?

* Winds of change.

* Never change - Puddle of mud.

* Everything I do, I do it for you - Bryan Adams.

* Since I don't have you - Guns & Roses.

+ These last 3 links may not work all the time. Sorry.

+ Por favor, deja tu huella, aunque sea pequeña.
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+ In their latest collaboration, with Eddie Angel (Los Straightjackets), they play songs The Beatles did at their beginning and they never recorded. Great Stuff!.

* Love Is A Swingin' Thing - w Eddie Angel (Straightjackets).

* Soldier of love - w Eddie Angel (Straightjackets).

+ In their album that rock and roll beat, they rock as it should be done.

* Top shelf.

* Daddy mows the grass.

+ In their album lost weekend, they even play like chicos de la playa!.

* Spinout city. Nice surf and roll, a la Beach Boys. Surf city, here we go....

* Seven days.

+ Great music, fellas!, keep the flame!.

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+ Or, were you thinking that inspiration comes from the sky?, yeah, sometimes, not always.

* Bye, bye, Johnny.

* Carol.

* If you can't rock me.

* Tumbling dice.

+ Un saludo para los abueletes stones, je, je.
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+ Richmond Fontaine is not a single guy. As one may think for the first time. All it takes in this era of information overabundance is some googling. And then you learn that these are some portland guys with a love for dark and open atmospheres and sounds of the woods of their homeland.

* If you visit their pages, you'll find a free mp3 each week. Right now they have this excellent novocaine, from the album obliteration by time.

* Another one is through, from post to wire.

* In here, you'll find three more 1 minute clips from this same album.

+ Sure they've learned something from whiskeytown or blue rodeo...

+ Looking forwward to hearing thir last album, the fitzgerald.


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+ we would go for listening to the old songs (maybe these links do not work for long):

* she's in fashion

* positivity.

* beautiful ones.

+ well, not exactly pal, there you are, two live songs from their very recent glastonbury appearance, "Apollo 13" and "The Ghost Of You" (ram). Read it here.

* One more, found the video of lovers.

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+ I think about all these people looking for their friends, sons, wives,... for their loved ones, now gone, and you still there, suffering and listening to all those lies, watching the middle age in those eastern countries, watching the stupidity and craziness in those western countries..

+ All I can say is nothing.

* There is a light that never goes out - Morrisey.

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* ted leo & the pharmacists - treble in trouble.

* the walkmen - the rat.

* the jon spencer blues explosion - full grown.


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+ Whatever you say!.

+ All this (intro) just to let you know that I have discovered the existence of a power pop group in Finland. I know, it's not strange, they even have power pop groups in desert cities!.

+ They are Ben's Diapers, which is a fun name for those of us who have dealt with babies and diapers. They have played at the Cavern in Liverpool so they have a good starting point.

* You can listen to this great song, road songs, just the start of their last album, little pilgrims.

+ Ok, give the guys a try.

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+ Today, I bring you one of the singles most interesting I have. It was a gift from a good friend, and probably he got it from his sister or maybe some cousin...

+ Edelweiss was (is) her name and she had a pair of good uncle M. Antonio and aunt Purita who gave her wonderful gifts. See what they gave her in 1969. The fifth single of this legendary band.

A - Bad moon rising.

B - Lodi.

+ Of course, you know by this time. John Fogerty was the soul and the body for these young CCR.

+ I still remember in my teens listening to some guys a bit older than me playing and singing suzie q or jambalaya around my parents' building. Not bad for a desert city!.

+ btw, the current publicity of the city of Lodi could probably make that John would change the lyrics. But, Lodi in the 60's seemed pretty boring!.

+ Oh ! Lord, I'm stuck in Lodi again!



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