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Monthly Archives: January 2012
43 Years Ago Today
Yes, it was 43 years ago that The Beatles, seeking an ending visual for their film project Get Back (later renamed Let it Be) decided to take their equipment to the roof of their Apple offices and play an unannounced concert … Continue reading
Album Review – East Side Story
Next up in my series of albums that you may not have heard but should, it’s a gem of an album from British New Wave band Squeeze. Folks in America will be familiar with Squeeze from their hit single “Tempted” … Continue reading
Beatles Song of the Week
We really must apologize for the drop in posting over the past few weeks. As you can imagine we are somewhat disappointed in the state of the race for the Republican nomination for president. Not so much in Jon Huntsman, … Continue reading
Coming Soon – The George Harrison Guitar Collection App
All I can say about this soon-to-be released iPhone/iPad/iWhatever app is…wow.
Beatles Song of the Week
This week in honor of Jon Huntsman’s performance in New Hampshire we bring you “Ticket to Ride.” Many of you will have seen Jon’s speech on Tuesday night in which he declared that New Hampshire gave him a “ticket to … Continue reading
Posted in Beatles, Jon Huntsman, Music
Tagged Election 2012, GOP Nomination, Help!, South Carolina
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Minnesota Music Monday
Back when I first thought of these Minnesota Music Monday posts, the first band I had in mind to feature was Babes In Toyland, but I’ve held off until now. In their hay day, Babes In Toyland were the riot … Continue reading
Update From The Ground In NH
As I mentioned the other day (or was it yesterday? The days are starting to run together.) I have been volunteering at Jon Huntsman headquarters for the past week. It has been incredibly hectic, since I live about 70 miles … Continue reading
Posted in Jon Huntsman, Politics
Tagged Election 2012, GOP Nomination, Jon Huntsman, New Hampshire
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Boston Globe Endorses Jon Huntsman!
Sorry for the light posting recently, but I’ve been spending time volunteering for the Huntsman campaign in Manchester, New Hampshire. And there was no better place to be than the Jon 2012 Headquarters this evening when the news came in … Continue reading
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Tagged Boston Globe, Election 2012, GOP Nomination, Jon Huntsman, New Hampshire
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Minnesota Music Monday
I know. I’ve featured Sims on more than a few occasions, but that was last year. In addition, with the Iowa caucuses tomorrow, I couldn’t help but think of a couple of political songs. First up, Sims live with my … Continue reading
