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@bobdylanfanpage and I took it upon ourselves to tier-list our favorite guys based on vibes. here's mine.

BAE STYLIN: richey edwards, david sylvian, richard barbieri, gerard way, syd barrett, george harrison, dave vanian, mick taylor

I'M LOOKING: bernard butler, mick karn, frank iero, trey parker, matt stone, nick mason, robert plant, keith richards

NO COMMENT: nicky wire, brett anderson, todd rundgren, richard butler, richard wright, andrew eldritch, mick jagger

YIKES: roger waters, john lennon, leonard cohen*, jimmy page

WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK: eric clapton, jim morrison**

*got points taken away because he's a fucking freak who wrote beautiful losers aka the worst literature experience of my life

**i hate him so much its unbearable

DISCLAIMER: I love all of these guys so much even though I am so mean to them, they are my little guys and I cherish them deeply and wholly.

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On May 8th, we also venerate Ancestor Robert Johnson on his 112th birthday 🎉

A renowned ICON of Hoodoo History, Culture, & Folklore, and a Delta Blue's legend, Robert Johnson's storied yet brief success has cemented him at the crossroads of Hoodoo Folklore & American History. He is known for his exceptionally eerie singing & masterful guitar play amid living a hard and fast life; after having struck a deal with the Devil to become one of the greatest Blue's musicians of all time.

According to Hoodoo Folklore, it was a cool October night when Robert Johnson walked alone with his guitar down a dark road in the Mississippi River Delta on a full moon night to the crossroads at Highways 49 & 61 in Clarksdale, Mississippi. As he walks he thinks about his sorrow. He thinks about the jeers & shouts for him to get off stage. In his misery, he cries out into the night. For his weakness, jealousy, fear, & the anguish of failure. But he’s not alone. Here, he meets the Devil. The Devil heard his cry & appeared, offering to fashion him a talent so he could play unlike any other in exchange for his soul. Thus Robert Johnson rose to fame as the King of the Delta Blues.

Robert Johnson was the eleventh child of his mother's children & born out of wedlock. He was born and grew up with his mother in Hazlehurst, Mississippi until he left to stay with his father for a time in Memphis,TN. His childhood is largely a mystery. Those that knew of him, claimed that he took up the diddley bow (a wire attached to nails sticking out of houses), as music was his life long interest.

As a teen, Robert Johnson met fellow Blue's legend Son House and Willie Brown. They became his musical mentors as they played in small towns throughout the Mississippi Delta. Thus began his showmanship & his iconic fusion of singing, guitar-playing, & songwriting. From then on he lived the life he sang about, the life a mysterious traveling musician. Though as the old folks of the era would say,  “The Blues was never meant to be taken seriously or reflectively. It was simply a force, expressing the deepest roots of their lives”. That there are only 3 known photos of him in existence only adds to his mystery.

By 1931 he was a popular name in bars and nightclubs throughout the region. While passing through Jackson, Mississippi in 1936, Robert Johnson caught the eye of a talent scout who'd go on to arranged his first recording session, which went on to selling 5,000 copies throughout the region. This was the very 1st time that  Robert Johnson's singing voice & guitar play was recorded. Despite his short life & career, he became a major influence on Blue's & Rock N Roll in the '60s & '70s. He'd go on to influence the likes of Bob Dylan, the Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, the Allman Brothers, and Eric Clapton. In 1961 Columbia Records released, King of Delta Blues, which was a compilation of his early recordings; spanning just 29 cut between 1936-1938.

In 1938, a music producer at Columbia Records learned about his recordings & sought him out to perform at Carnegie Hall in NYC in front of an all-Black crowd. Unfortunately, Robert Johnson passed away the night before the show was set.

To this day, the cause of his death remains in dispute. Some say he was shot dead by the man of a paramour he'd messed around with. Others say it was a poison that killed him. His death certificate, however, officially states that his cause of death was Syphilis. Still, whether literally or figuratively, there are those who believe that the Devil did in fact collect his due.

At the time of his death, his grave remained unmarked thus no exumation effort could ever conclude with 100% certainty that the uncovered remains are his. Today, what has long-since been presumed to be his remains, is buried in Little Zion Baptist Church's cemetary, in Greenwood, Mississippi. 

"I pray that my redeemer will come and take me from my grave" - Robert Johnson’s final words

We pour libations & give him💐 today as we celebrate him for his legendary contributions to the art, history, and lore of Blue's & Black Culture. May we elevate him in light & healing.

Offering suggestions: listen to/share his music, play Mississippi Delta Blue's , & menthol cigarettes paired with dark liquor

*Note: offering suggestions are just that & strictly for veneration purposes only. Never attempt to conjure up any spirit or entity without proper divination/Mediumship counsel.

[vivianbernadetteaurora]

I give the 90s Viber a star sign it will definitely be Pisces energy, maybe also a bit of Aquarius energy for the difference, and the humanity of some of the nature but but a big butt in fact, a massive Uranus, Neptune, Capricorn conjunction which I was born in and I think went up to the early 90s, which then I didn’t even realise does make it Aquarius energy because Aquarius obviously comes after Capricorn and then we have Pisces, if you remember the 90s ages I was born in the early 90s so when it ended I would’ve been nine years old but I remember bits of it and if not, I remember the nostalgia of it. I know many people who were adults in the 90s because most of people I know if me and friends have been and told me it was the best times of their lives., dad brought me up an amazing music and musician himself and is, he’s from Liverpool and there was a massive Beatles fan, Eric Clapton, Dire Straits Pink Floyd, so out of music around me all different types. Being a young child, a young adults and adult or having any sort of connection to this era you know how, know nothing on telly was anything but the fresh Prince of Bel-Air, Simpsons, friends. Jennifer Aniston everybody wanted a Rachel haircut and I remember most people did have that laid out. We all had Barbies and babies baby born had nappies and you could feed., all different 90s adverts

When you grow up, you would make your own CDs and have your own collection where you would write on them and put all your favourite songs which would take a couple of days you would download all your songs from lime wire, and put your twist on and before that came along, we would record everything off the radio and record the charts and try to cut out the DJ every every time the song played out.

Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee, had their infamous sex tape, a couple of the 90s, after Kurt Cobain and Courtney Love into the midnight till the 2000 and you would see them both in music videos on TV on different programs because they were everywhere even when they broke up you would see them on their own individual little path even to having a fight at the 2007 VMA

Leonardo DiCaprio with every girls crush at the time and every girl was obsessed withTitanic . I was too young to get this but all my sisters were into that film, while I was watching Beatles films over and over again, it was a happy time. I remember when Mars bars were cheap and bigger and things didn’t make you fat

You would have 50p pocket money for Penny sweets which you don’t really see any more either , every time I grew up and I saw the new technological thing come out my dad was obsessed with having the latest technology of something he has like one of the first iPhones or something it was an iPod , I hated all those things and I felt like I stand it against them. I enjoyed making the music from them but I didn’t like the idea of Blu-ray and 3-D calories. I just felt a distance towards it

And then we had the Spice Girls I had a lunchbox of the Spice Girls and a T-shirt and we remember Jerry Lee because Jerry was my favourite Spice Girl , for me as well my first obsession as someone autistic was Destiny’s Child. I knew everything about them. I knew every member every song and my first CD , I got asked for my dad what CD would you like at Christmas and it was between Samantha and mamba Destiny’s Child and I chose the writing on the wall , it was amazing. I love every tractor this day on that album , his child got a lot of shit at the time because of .

I want you to know that I’m doing so good good so good. I had to tell you, but I’m so good so good., so they had two members that left LaTavia and Latoya, and then they had another team members join Michelle and Farah, Farah Franklin got kicked out of the ground very quickly because Matthew knows was very strict with health, weren’t allowed any brakes, he was known as Joe Jackson of the 90s I guess, because of her strict he was on them and wipe them so hard so then they became a 3 piece,  Beyoncé, Michelle and Kelly . I didn’t see it till years later, but Farrah went on the Wendy Williams show when she was a, and she was told that she was to look like Latvia because she was short and they died, they also tried to make her uglier because she was prettier than Beyoncé. In my opinion. She had green eyes and she was lovely and she always said and other people who said that the other girls when they went on holiday they would., Beyoncé had to wear a high factor so she was a lightest one on the group and, his mother was very racist and wanted to marry a white woman. and his Beyoncé s mum was creole , but she still got black. 

Jennifer Aniston was not going for many, from the nineties to the 2000s till this present day people know what’s going on with Jennifer Aniston and will she ever have children?, We live through the Jennifer Aniston., Angelina Brad saga ,, people had T-shirt saying team Jen or team ange.

The best group of the time the best wraps group one of we had a major amazing rap in the mighty we had the Fugees , Lauryn Hill and the racism scandal of the fact that she said she wouldn’t want any white people to buy her music was it true? Wasn’t it? True we live through these dramas back of what people were saying what they weren’t , everything is captured and therefore , where is now these people who grew up in that time? Almost have to change their views and if they say nothing , say something they’re fucked. You can’t say anything. I’ll be anything without getting it opinion . Winona Ryder was the old alternative girl of, well if you are in a band you would have dated, was that Paleo and all the alternative Tim Burton films, and that pretty girl she even got done in the early 2000s for shoplifting for which she was so iconic and said it was a role in a film,

She’s still a bit Cookey people still do these days with Winona Ryder when she is a bit random at ward shows those strange things, cheated Johnny Depp before he got with Kate Moss he was her first of everything and there was a massive age gap between , Johnny Depp was in every film the night is that you can think of that was popular but also independent. He never wanted to be part of a franchise and then he became the pirates of the Caribbean boy . Everybody fancy Johnny Depp man fancy Jennifer Aniston Kate Moss was a model that everybody knew and was familiar with you to see the adverts of Remo London Bradshaw a.k.a. Sarah Jessica take over the airwaves with advert and performances, the adverts that you would remember for P1 on high essences herbal essence was a shampoo and conditioner , a conditioner could give you an orgasm . that’s it for now guys. This is my look of my own life through the 90s .

[blackswaneuroparedux]

I like an element of chaos in music. That feeling is the best thing ever, as long as you don’t have too much of it.

- Jeff Beck

Considered one of the greatest guitarists of all time, and often called a guitarist’s guitarist, Beck influenced generations with his innovative sounds melding blues, jazz, and rock. He has cited major influences such as Les Paul, Ravi Shankar, Chet Atkins, Django Reinhardt, and Steve Cropper.

Beck won eight Grammy Awards and ranked fifth on Rolling Stone’s list of the 100 Greatest Guitarists. He was inducted twice into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame: as a member of the Yardbirds in 1992 and as a soloist in 2009.

Beck joined the Yardbirds in 1965 when he replaced Eric Clapton and appeared on several Yardbirds’ albums, leaving the group in 1966. In 1967, he formed the first iteration of the Jeff Beck Group which included vocalist Rod Stewart and guitarist-bassist Ronnie Wood.

In 1973 he formed the supergroup Beck, Bogert & Appice with former Vanilla Fudge members Carmine Appice and Tim Bogert. With 1975’s Blow by Blow, he went on to a solo career. That album was produced by Beatles collaborator George Martin and achieved platinum status. 1976’s Wired and his 2008’s Performing This Week… Live at Ronnie Scott’s also went platinum, with seven of his albums reaching gold status.

Beck was highly in demand as a collaborator, working with Buddy Guy, Mick Jagger, Tina Turner, Stevie Wonder, and more. His most recent album was 2022’s 18, a collaborative project with actor-musician Johnny Depp. It features two original tracks and covers of songs by The Beach Boys, Marvin Gaye, The Velvet Underground, The Everly Brothers, The Miracles, Killing Joke and Janis Ian.

RIP Jeff Beck (1944-2023)

[hylaversicolor]

5, 10, 16, 17

5. have you ever made a playlist about something you were writing as an elaborate means to procrastinate when you could have been actually writing and if yes drop a link, son

yes. a lot of jj cale and little feat went into western pleasure (fuck eric clapton all my homies hate eric clapton). also rip revolver ocelot i Know in my heart you listened to waiting for columbus nonstop in the early 80s

10. at what point in the process do you come up with titles, and how easy or hard is that for you?

depends on the title. i usually come up with a title after i have the general concept down, or as i’m figuring out the concept.

16. where is your favorite place to write?

a LOT of my writing takes place in voice memos while i’m driving lol. but i do most of my physical writing at my desk at home

17. what is your favorite line you’ve ever written?

not considering prose for this bc i don’t think i’ve ever written prose that i was 100% happy with. i am still very proud of this line from a poem though. the line was "horsehair screams on a wire throat / she plays you and you sing."

[astroowl1103]

Brian May: Queen of Clubs by Rosemary Horide

Freddie - Roger - John - Rosemary Horide Interview

Transcript:

If you've managed to tear your eyes away from Freddie Mercury when Queen are on stage you'll notice the group's brilliant lead guitarist, Brian May. Brian stands to the side of the stage, only occasionally spotlighted, but providing an imposing prescence.

Off stage he's quiet, charming and almost totally involved in his music. When fortunes are being told. Clubs are closely linked with creativity - and as Brian's creativity is such an integral part of Queen's songwriting and performing, he's my Queen of Clubs.

Brian was born on 19 July 1947, in Hampton, Middlesex. "Then for the next seventeen years or so of my life I lived in the Feltham area, until I went to college".

The college in question was Imperial College, London, years later to be the scene of one of Queen's most triumphant gigs.

"I actually did a degree in physics, and afterwards there was an opportunity to do astronomy, so I took a course in infra red astronomy. The worst aspect of our success at the moment is that I have a Ph.D. thesis that's seven eighths written, and I just can't find the time to finish it off."

Once that is done, Brian will be entitled to call himself Doctor May! But even while he was studying, Brian's hopes weren't set on an academic future.

"I always knew that if I had a chance to take up music seriously I'd jump at it. For years I listened to everyone who played guitar, and copied them all. That's nothing to be ashamed of, it's a stage everyone has to go through.

"I listened to Hendrix, Clapton, Jeff Beck - we used to have competitions at school to see who could play the fastest. I'd watch to see how they did it, and the practise for hours until I could do it myself.

"Then suddenly, about the time the Cream stopped playing I stopped listening to guitarists."

Brian's love of the guitar led him to build his own, with a bit of help from his dad. "I had no tools, so every bit of it was done by hand. It took most of my spare time for a couple of years. I even wound the pick-ups myself - from miles and miles of wire."

Now there's creativity for you! Writing material, playing it yourself and building your own instrument. Brian's love affair with the guitar is very important to him.

"My whole thing about the guitar is notes that play themselves - just burst forth. People have compared me to Jimmy Page, but he's more a Clapton-type guitarist. Clapton's notes die away, where Beck's are different. I've never forgotten a one-note solo he played."

Apart from music, Brian doesn't like talking about himself. Like many other "Cancer" people he's gentle and home loving. Sometimes he's so kind that people take advantage of him. But when it comes to important decisions about Queen he can be stubborn - club him mentally all you will, he won't give in.

Brian is a founder member and one of Queen's greatest strengths - the strong silent type if you like. As one of the four Queens he's indispensable.

From: Live at the Rainbow (Deluxe Box Set)

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Continually expanding the reach of the blues without ever watering them down, John Mayall has had a major influence on rock music. He is the Godfather of British Blues.

John Brumwell Mayall OBE (29 November 1933 – 22 July 2024) was an English blues and rock musician, songwriter and producer. In the 1960s, he formed John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers, a band that has counted among its members some of the most famous blues and blues rock musicians. A singer, guitarist, harmonica player, and keyboardist, he had a career that spanned nearly seven decades, remaining an active musician until his death aged 90. Mayall has often been referred to as the "godfather of the British blues"

John Mayall is the godfather of British blues. As a singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and bandleader, Mayall was a pioneer of blues in England during the 1960s. Celebrated for the many iconic musicians he recruited for his band the Bluesbreakers – including guitarists Eric Clapton, Peter Green, and Mick Taylor; bassists Jack Bruce and John McVie; and drummers Mick Fleetwood and Aynsley Dunbar – Mayall displayed a talent for mentoring gifted young musicians and bringing out the best in them. With a rugged individuality and distinctive voice and style, Mayall has continually experimented with and stretched the blues, exerting a major influence on rock music.

Born in Cheshire, England, Mayall developed an early love for American jazz and blues, teaching himself to play the piano, guitar, and harmonica. In the early 1960s, Mayall’s friend Alexis Korner convinced him to move to London, where he began putting together musicians to form the Bluesbreakers. When Clapton left the Yardbirds in 1965, Mayall quickly hired him, and the excitement and virtuosity of the Bluesbreakers’ live shows inspired the famous “Clapton Is God” graffiti on a wall in London. The band’s debut album Blues Breakers with Eric Clapton soon became a best-selling classic and cemented Clapton’s reputation as a one of the greatest guitarists ever. After Clapton left the band to form Cream with bassist Bruce, Mayall recruited Green as his replacement, and when Green later left with McVie and Fleetwood to form the first incarnation of Fleetwood Mac, Mayall brought in Taylor, who remained in the Bluesbreakers for about a year before joining the Rolling Stones.

After relocating to Los Angeles in 1969, Mayall continued leading bands and releasing albums throughout the 1970s, becoming renowned for his jazz/rock/blues innovations. Since then, he has continued releasing dozens of albums and touring throughout the United States and Europe – always employing ace guitarists, from Walter Trout to Buddy Whittington to Carolyn Wonderland. Appointed an OBE by Queen Elizabeth II in 2005 and inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame in 2016, Mayall has recorded and collaborated with a diverse array of musicians, including Joe Walsh, Steve Van Zandt, Alex Lifeson, Billy Gibbons, Otis Rush, Billy Preston, and Marcus King. Throughout his career, Mayall has continued evolving, making visionary recordings that have expanded the reach of the blues without ever watering them down. Now in his nineties, John Mayall continues to inspire musicians and fans with a lifetime’s worth of unforgettable and influential music.

Selected Discography

“Hideaway,” “Ramblin’ on My Mind,” Blues Breakers with Eric Clapton (1966)

• A Hard Road (1967)

• “Snowy Wood,” Crusade (1967)

• Bare Wires (1968)

• Blues from Laurel Canyon(1968)

• “Room to Move,” The Turning Point(1969)

• USA Union (1970)

• Back to the Roots (1971)

• Ten Years Are Gone (1973)

• Wake Up Call (1993)

• Stories (2002)

• 70th Birthday Concert (2003)

• In the Palace of the King(2007)

• Tough (2009)

• Nobody Told Me(2019)

• The Sun Is Shining Down (2022)

Favorite song?

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[therecordchanger62279]

JOHN MAYALL 1933-2024

     Legendary British Blues musician John Mayall passed away last week at the age of 90. The obituaries have been written, and the tributes have been pouring in. You can read his Wikipedia page, or go to the All-Music Guide for a biography, and a detailed discography.

     Instead of adding my two cents to what’s already been said, I thought I might be the compass that guides those of you less familiar with Mayall’s work to his best recordings. His catalog is enormous. Counting live albums, and compilations, there are nearly a hundred albums under Mayall’s name, and knowing where to begin might require some assistance.

     I’m hardly an expert, but I was a fan, and I own more than 40 of Mayall’s albums. I never heard a single one I didn’t enjoy, and even though Mayall was always a Bluesman through, and through, there’s a great deal of variety in his approach to the Blues. The records also feature some of the finest players of the past 60 years. Mayall was a talented musician, but his legend rests on his abilities as a talent spotter, and bandleader. Eric Clapton, Peter Green, Mick Taylor, Jack Bruce, John McVie, Harvey Mandel, Walter Trout, and Coco Montoya are just some of the names that passed through his bands, so all of his records have some of the best players in the world.

     The list below has some of my favorites, and includes studio, and live recordings as well as the best compilations. Mayall recorded for a variety of labels, but the bulk of his catalog was on Decca, ABC, and Silvertone. And though Mayall recorded for a variety of labels, Decca, ABC, and Silvertone all took great care with his catalog with Decca in particular, re-issuing his early albums on CD with improved sound, and superb liner notes that put the music in context. That series of re-issues is a textbook example of how to give music buyers value for their money while doing the artist a service, and giving his catalog the respect and consideration it deserves.

THE STUDIO RECORDS

     Bluesbreakers with Eric Clapton (1966) Begin here. This cornerstone Blues album belongs in every serious collection of Blues.

     A Hard Road (1967) This follow-up has Fleetwood Mac founder Peter Green on guitar, and is as essential as the Bluesbreakers record.

     Crusade (1967) Future Stone Mick Taylor arrives.

     The Blues Alone (1967) Mayall solo, save for a percussionist.

     Bare Wires (1968)

     Blues From Laurel Canyon (1968)

     Chicago Line (1988) Island Records

     A Sense of Place (1990) Island Records

THE LIVE RECORDS

     John Mayall Plays John Mayall (1965) His debut.

     The Turning Point (1969)

     Live at the BBC (2007) 1965-1967 recordings with The Bluesbreakers issued in 2007.

     70th Birthday Concert (2003) Terrific live concert celebrating Mayall’s career, and the guests include Eric Clapton, Mick Taylor, and Chris Barber.

THE COMPILATIONS

     Looking Back (1969) An excellent collection of non-LP singles, and album tracks from the first five years.

     Room To Move (1969-1974) This two CD set picks up where Looking Back leaves off, and is a good overview of the last five years of Mayall’s work for Decca. There’s a companion set titled As It All Began covering 1964-1969, but all of the albums from that period are so good that I’d only recommend that one if you’re on a budget.

     Drivin’ On: The ABC Years 1975-1982 (1998) Another 2 CD overview of Mayall’s entire run of both studio and live recordings for the ABC label. This period was less varied, and not as celebrated as his work for Decca, but the albums are consistently good, and have much to recommend them. This collection is a great starting point.

     Silvertones: The Best of John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers (1998) Excellent overview of the three albums Mayall cut for RCA’s Silvertone label between 1993 and 1997. Of course, you could just get the originals. They’re all worth your time.

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Checking out the differing types of Coils in your Yuoto Vape Unit

Introduction

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[vickiabelson]

imon Kirke  of Bad Company Live on Game Changers With Vicki 

I was Live with Simon Kirke, co-founder of Free and Bad Company, two of the greatest rock bands in history. A huge lifelong fan, it was a thrill to sit down and hear how it all went down, including how Snuffy, a guitar player kinda close to my heart, ended up playing on Free’s Heartbreaker. 

We heard about Simon’s very humble beginnings with neither running water nor electricity, talk about building character, his transistor radio, listening to big bands, pre-Beatles, making his own drumsticks, and finding his way back to London from the countryside with a time limit to make it and joining Paul Kossoff’s Black Cat Bones just under the wire. How they formed Free, All Right Now, the song that made them, and perhaps, destroyed them. The unrelenting touring, and then Kosoff’s unrelenting drugs. How the band evolved before imploding. Ultimately, in part, morphing into Bad Company, one of the greatest straight-up rock bands of all time with Simon co-writing its anthem. He’s the only member of the band to be in every lineup since its inception, including the band’s last tour. We heard about them all. Thrilling!

I so love Simon’s solo effort, All Because of You, written for Maria, his wife of 6  years. Reminiscent of Roger Daltry for me, it’s in heavy rotation in my kitchen.  He’s guested on recordings by Wilson Pickett, Jim Capaldi, and Ron Wood, and has toured with Chuck Berry, Ray Charles, Bo Diddley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Eric Clapton, Keith Richards, and Ringo Starr & His All-Star Band. The best with the best. We heard great stories about Chuck, Ringo, Peter Frampton, Jack Bruce, Dave Mason, and of course, Kossoff and Rodgers. 

We talked at length about addiction––the drinking, the drugs, the debauchery, some great stories there, and recovery, tried more than once, and how it was too long ago for Kossoff. But, has gratefully stuck for Simon, who is doing much to give back. Simon works with Road Recovery, aiding teens to get and hopefully stay sober, is on the board of a Rehab facility, Right Turn, and is in the process of writing a Rock Opera about recovery with its CEO. 

Simon fears with Paul Rodgers’ health issues, this is the end of Bad Company after 50 years. He’s scored a few films and looks forward to a lot more of that in his future, mirroring another musician turned composer we know who’s fared pretty well. 

They say, be careful meeting your heroes. No worries here. Simon Kirke exceeded all my very high (but sober) hopes, as a person and a rock star. What fun! Can’t Get Enough! 

Simon Kirke Live on Game Changers with Vicki Abelson

Wednesday, February 7, 5 PM PT, 8 PM ET 

Streamed Live on my Facebook

Replay here:

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Kingscrest Cream-Team E-Liquid Review

The Chinese Lunar New Year is just around the corner, and Captain has prepared the perfect E-Liquid for your festive experience. Introducing the Cream-Team series, a collaboration between Kingscrest and JamMonster, it's sure to deliver a delightful impact to your taste buds. Brand Overview Since 2014, Kings Crest has been enchanting customers worldwide with our meticulously crafted e-liquids. Hailing from South Florida, we have built a reputation for unwavering commitment to excellence. Our state-of-the-art facility, premium ingredients, and passionate team symbolize quality. We invite you to a royal experience with Kings Crest. Product Overview The Cream-Team series, a collaboration between Kingscrest and JamMonster, features three flavors: Cinnaroll, Buttercream, and Neapolitan. Captain brings you two of these - Buttercream and Neapolitan. Flavor Profiles Buttercream 6mg 30pg/70vg Experience a refreshing buttercream ice cream with rich butter cake overtones, making this a sumptuous dessert flavor. This flavor is a collaboration between Jam Monster and King’s Crest. Neapolitan 6mg 30pg/70vg Another collaboration between Jam Monster and King’s Crest, this classic blend of strawberry, chocolate, and vanilla ice cream is a timeless delight. Product Experience Recommended Devices A: BPmods Warhammer80W Box BPmods Pioneer V1.5 RTA B: PULSE AIO V2 KIT KAYFUN BB BORO RBA Recommended Coils NK A1 φ2.5MM 28ga 1.2ohm Staple Ni80 φ2.5MM 4-.1*3/40 0.68ohm Clapton Ni80 28/40 0.88ohm Tasting Experience Buttercream The sweetness of the buttercream is well-optimized, reminiscent of Kingscrest's own Tres Leches cake, but without the excessive sweetness. This adds depth to the cake flavor, enriching the otherwise simple taste with a pronounced creaminess. Neapolitan Featuring a complex blend of strawberry, chocolate, and vanilla, this is one of my preferred combinations. The fusion of fresh fruity flavors, rich chocolate, and smooth vanilla creates a unique and delightful experience. Verdict The Cream-Team series by Kingscrest and JamMonster is indeed special. It feels like a blend of Kingscrest's subtle combinations and JamMonster's jammy style, offering a great and enduring vaping experience. Surprisingly, this series also balances the carbon buildup typically associated with Kingscrest and JamMonster products. The carbon buildup is noticeable but not as extreme as with JamMonster, just slightly more than Kingscrest. For the best experience, I recommend frequent replacement of coils and cotton to maintain the pure taste. For coils, I suggest using A1 simple wire or high-resistance Clapton coils for MTL vaping, as this enhances the richness and endurance of the flavors. Overall, this is an exceptional winter E-Liquid, offering a complex ice cream and buttercream flavor. Captain highly recommends it. VAPE HOW WE ROLL, ALL IN TRUETOY. I'm Captain Dirty, and if you want to hear more reviews from me, let me know what you'd like me to review next. See you in the next episode! Read the full article

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Song of the Day: Jeff Beck, "Goodbye Pork Pie Hat"

This would be guitarist extraordinaire Jeff Beck 79th birthday. He’d been around for close to sixty years, starting with The Yardbirds replacing Eric Clapton, then to the various iterations of The Jeff Beck Group and Beck, Bogert & Appice before switching to primarily instrumental music with his two albums in the mid-’70’s, Blow By Blow (1975) and Wired (1976). He seemed to prefer staying out of…