Prince on stage at Manchester Arena on Sat 17th May 2014
Remembering Prince Rogers Nelson today, the 10th anniversary of his passing.
I finally caught him live at MCR Arena on Sat May 17th 2014. Over the course of three hours he cemented my view of him being one of the greatest artist to ever set foot on stage.
A true, and much missed icon 💜x
My 11:01 Sunday morning vinyl is "The Best By Jerry Butler" because I haven't listened to any albums lately by "The Iceman" and I just love his vocal tones. Plus, he's from the neighborhood where I grew up.
My 10:36 Sunday morning vinyl is "Great Themes From TV And Motion Pictures" by Jerry Murad's Harmonicats which a triple harmonica jazz group and has a really cool vibe to it.
My 9:35 Sunday morning vinyl is "Kind Of Blue" by Miles Davis which is an absolutely perfect jazz record. A total must own.
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My 12:59 Saturday afternoon vinyl is "Madman Across The Water" by Elton John because I absolutely love the title track.
I want more than a nibble😉😍
I also love that it only takes place in a jury room and restroom and you don't know any of their names until the end of the film. You're so wrapped up in the drama that you don't even notice. Sidney Lumet has never made a bad film in his career.
My 12:03 Saturday vinyl is "The Whole Story" by Kate Bush which is a really good sampler of her music. I never get sick of listening to it especially "Experiment IV" and "Babooshka".
My 10:41 Saturday morning vinyl is the smooth and sassy "Royal Rappin's" by Millie Jackson & Isaac Hayes with Muscle Shoals Rhythm section and the Muscle Shoals Horn section.
Yes...its Record Store Day but I'm not getting myself involved because of all the money we spent at Exxxotica Chicago last week.
My Friday evening viewing while my wife is over at a friend's house watching "RuPaul's Drag Race".
My 4:21 pm vinyl as I balance my checkbook is "Trans" by Neil Young. It was his controversial 1983 album in which he experimented with electronic music as a way to connect to his his non-verbal son who had cerebral palsy. The album has since developed a loyal cult following.
My 4:21 pm vinyl as I balance my checkbook is "Trans" by Neil Young. It was his controversial 1983 album in which he experimented with electronic music as a way to connect to his his non-verbal son who had cerebral palsy. The album has since developed a loyal cult following.
Me with adult film icon Sharon "Mitch" Mitchell at Exxxotica Chicago 2026
My 7:52 Saturday morning vinyl is the 1986 recording "Shockadelica" by Jesse Johnson from The Time who is a really underrated guitarist. The album contains the track "Crazy" which was the last chart hit that the late Sly Stone recorded.
One of the best films ever made that takes place in just a jury room and a restroom and you never know the name of any of the jurors until the end of the film. You're so riveted by the performances that you never notice. Then again, Lumet never made a bad film in his entire career.
My 7:15 Saturday morning vinyl is the extraordinary "I Put A Spell On You" by Nina Simone which I finally discovered this year and completely have fallen in love with.
You have the most perfect breasts!!!! I could play with those for months!!
Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band - Purple Rain (live '26)
Bruce honors Prince in Minneapolis. Featuring Nils Lofgren and Tom Morello on guitar!
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My 6:30 am Saturday vinyl is "Off The Wall" by Michael Jackson back when was Black and still had a nose. I actually think this album is better than "Thriller". The late Quincy Jones does an incredible job on production.
So wonderful to see you post again!!! Have a great weekend!!!
Bruce Springsteen - what a legend 🇺🇸
Really excited about going to Exxxotica Chicago on Saturday in Rosemont. Still trying to talk my wife into going with me. This will be my first time doing this.
My 5:19 pm vinyl is the the incredible "There's A Riot Goin' On" by Sly & The Family Stone because this album seems to resonate with me deeply given the current state of the country right now.
My 4:18 pm vinyl is the underrated and criminally uoverlooked "Delirium" by Santessa Rey aka Santessa which was produced by Sade/Sweetback collaborator Stuart Matthewman. This is an excellent chill out album that I never get sick of listening to. I highly recommend tracking this down.
Wish that had been my cock
My 5:45 pm vinyl is "Welcome 2 America" by Prince which is a pretty good album. Only Prince knows why he completely shelved it in his expansive vault after he recorded it.
My 4:48 pm vinyl is the "Game Of Death" soundtrack by John Barry. Notice the jumpsuit? Uma Thurman wore the same type of outfit in "Kill Bill" when she fought the Crazy 88's.
My 3:45 pm vinyl is "There's A Riot Goin' On" by Sly & The Family Stone. I can't remember why I disliked the album the first time I heard it. Its still solid and extremely relevant after all these decades and is a must own for any vinyl collection.
