#parson james

[aeschtunes]

Sam Feldt, along with Justin Jesso and Parson James, have released "Lonely Tonight," a tropical house track that gives off some summer vibes. Here's hoping it becomes an EDM hit during Summer 2025!

[just-your-average-tangerine]

Song of the day: December 8 2024

Little Fires by Parson James

About Parson James:

Parson James (born June 7, 1994) is an American singer and songwriter. He is best known for his single "Stole the Show", a collaboration with Norwegian producer Kygo. The song became a hit in a number of countries as well as receiving certifications in Italy, New Zealand, Norway, and the United Kingdom. He has collaborated with various artists including on the song "Insomnia" by Audien. On February 5, 2016, he released his extended play release The Temple EP on Sony Music with a full studio album due later on RCA Records.

(Via Wikipedia)

[ravenplaylist]

November 15, 2024 - Dirty Laundry by Parson James & JoJo

[tomorrowusa]

Democrats won TWO special elections for the Pennsylvania legislature yesterday. One was sort of expected but the other was an upset which gives Democrats a boost in morale – in addition to an unexpected Pennsylvania Senate seat.

In the western part of the state, Democrat Dan Goughnour won in PA-House-35. He fills a vacancy left by another Dem who died suddenly. This victory returns the Pennsylvania House to Democratic control. It had been tied.

Dan's victory was largely anticipated. But the Democratic win in a more conservative part of Pennsylvania's southeast is considered an upset. In a race to fill a Pennsylvania Senate vacancy caused by a resignation, Democrat James Malone edged out a MAGA extremist to become the first Dem elected from PA-Senate-36 since the Carter administration. Four months ago, Trump carried this district with 57% of the vote.

Democrats claimed a majority in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives and held a narrow lead in a Lancaster County state Senate district where Republicans have a strong advantage, according to unofficial results in special elections late Tuesday. Democrat Dan Goughnour won the 35th House District seat, previously held by Rep. Matthew Gergely (D-Allegheny), with 63.4% of the vote, according to unofficial results. His victory restores the 102-101 seat majority Democrats held in the House before Gergley died in January after suffering a medical emergency. A Democratic victory in the Lancaster County race would not change Republican control of the Senate, but would be a significant upset in the district, where President Donald Trump won by 15 percentage points in November. Unofficial results in the 36th Senate District election showed Democratic East Petersburg Mayor James Malone ahead of Republican County Commissioner Chairman Joshua Parsons by fewer than 500 votes, or 0.89% of the 54,000 votes cast.  [ ... ] The 36th District covers a swath of northern Lancaster County including suburbs of the city of Lancaster, Elizabethtown and rural areas.

A general shift of 7% away from Republicans in the 2026 midterms would make the 2018 blue wave look pale. The upset of the GOP Pennsylvania Senate candidate should make Capitol Hill Republicans think twice about supporting the disastrous chaos emanating from the Trump administration.

[justinspoliticalcorner]

David Nir at The Downballot:

Democrats pulled off an astonishing upset in a special election for the Pennsylvania Senate on Tuesday night, as East Petersburg Mayor James Andrew Malone defeated Republican Josh Parsons by a 50-49 margin to flip a district Donald Trump carried by 15 points last year. Those toplines, however, don't tell the complete story of just how ancestrally Republican Pennsylvania's 36th District is. Since taking its present form in Lancaster County 40 years ago, the district has always been held by the GOP, and the county as a whole has gone for a Democrat at the presidential level just once since 1856 (Lyndon Johnson just barely won it in 1964). Local Democrats, however, were undeterred, taking heart—and advice—from their counterparts in Iowa, who flipped a comparably conservative legislative seat in January. That district, though, had gone blue as recently as 2018; the 36th never had. Despite the district's history, one conservative activist, Scott Presler, warned last week that Parsons, a Lancaster County commissioner, was "currently losing this special election" and complained that Republicans "aren't taking special elections seriously."

Presler's tweet caught the attention of none other than Elon Musk, but it doesn't appear that Musk followed up his comments (in full: "!!") with any sort of cash infusion. (Afterwards, Presler lamented, "I asked for help in Pennsylvania & no one helped us," adding, "-482 votes"—Parson's losing margin.)

[...] Separately, Democrat Dan Goughnour easily won a special election for the Pittsburgh-area 35th District in the state House, restoring Democrats' 102-101 majority. Including both of Tuesday's contests, Democratic candidates in 14 special elections across the country are outperforming their district's presidential margins by an average of 10 points. You can keep tabs on all of these races by bookmarking our continually updated tracker.

Great news for Democrats: The Donkeys flipped a deep-red Pennsylvania State Senate seat near Lancaster, PA in a special election.

[bowtiesarecool11]

Mock the Week - The Monkey Wedding Photographer

Bonus:

[thekylemeredith]

Tonight’s guest: the legendary #PeterFrampton! We’ll talk guitars, tours, and why he still comes alive on stage.

Plus, I’ll be spinning favorites from Lenny Kravitz, Gram Parsons, Mary Travers, Grace Potter, Etta James, The B-52’s, and some new heat from #Doechii.

6p ET on WFPK—tune in for that talkbox magic.

[omg-hellgirl]

Mick loved Gram Parsons and Stephen Stills, and turned me on to blues accordionist Clifton Chenier. I’d laugh as he tried to show me how to do the James Brown. Mick glided effortlessly across the living room floor, but I couldn’t get the hang of it.

Catherine James, Dandelion: Memoir of a Free Spirit.

[politicaldilfs]

Missouri Governor DILFs

Mike Parson, Bob Holden, Warren E. Hearnes, Christopher Bond, Forrest Smith, Eric Greitens, Forrest C. Donnell, Lloyd C. Stark, Guy Brasfield Park, John Ashcroft, John M. Dalton, Matt Blunt, Mel Carnahan, Jay Nixon, Phil M. Donnelly, Roger B. Wilson, Joseph P. Teasdale, James T. Blair Jr.

Governor Blair with Truman in the last pic.

[the-gershomite]

Deadpool #0 -1998- Marvel Comics/Wizard

"You Only Die Twice"

writer: Joe Kelly

pencil art: Yancey Labat

inked: Sean Parsons

letters: Richard Starkings & Comicraft

colors: Chris Sotomayor, Colorgraphix and James Brown

[ozkar-krapo]

V/A

"Recent English experimental Music"

(cassette. Audio Arts. 1983 / rec. 1972-76) [GB]

[professorambrius]

Remembering James Earl Jones

James Earl Jones guest starring as himself on "The Big Bang Theory".

I loved him in this episode.