Well, music links. Not a lot of surfing was done today. I haven't even linked prescheduled posts to the linkups that inspired them. My bad.
Music
Avishai Cohen.
Radney Foster.
Boogie Belgique.
Randy Newman. Some think they're supposed to dislike him, and some actually do, because one of his more popular songs contained the line "I have been a desperado, raped and pillaged o'er the plain." It might be nice if that had done it, but what really made Newman unpopular has to have been the second link below.
Robert Gromotka.
Rolling Stones.
Johannes Bornlof.
This is about an hour of video with slow, not really exercise-type music, though slow exercises can be beneficial too. Anyway, lots of soft background tunes and birdcalls during a tour of a rose garden.
Neil Young.
Depeche Mode.
Spinners.
Trace Adkins.
Cream.
The 82nd Airborne Chorus.
Tom Petty.
Toby Keith.
Mark Knopfler.
Elijah Bossenbroek.
Lemon Pipers.
Muppets. (Warning: although this song never used to bother baby-boomers, the lyrics are about people welcoming death, except that in the Muppets version the character "Beaker" says his name every time the song refers to the "Reaper." This did not bother anybody while the Muppet Show was on the air. It's only recently that a sort of cult of toxic empathy have decided that we all need to be protected from hearing about what's available, for a small fee, to those of us who cross the border and request it.)
Blind Faith.
Rumble strip built to reward driving at the prescribed speed by playing a tune.
Computer imitating 1950s pop style.
Dion & the Belmonts.
Johnny Rivers.
Fever Tree.
Beatles.
Ludovico Einaudi.
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