Fritz

Well Portland Oregon and sloe gin fizz If that ain't love then tell me what is Well I lost my heart it didn't take no time But that ain't all. I lost my mind in Oregon In a booth in the corner with the lights down low I was movin' in fast she was takin' it slow Well I looked at him and caught him lookin' at me I knew right then we were playin' free in Oregon Next day we knew last night got drunk But we loved enough for the both of us In the morning when the night had sobered up It was much too late for the both of us in Oregon Well sloe gin fizz works might fast When you drink it by the

No, they need to come to Australia. No, they need to come to Australia. No, they need to come to Australia.

Doc Watson - "Alberta"

Motel Blues - Loudon Wainwright III

Definitely Edward Hopper.

The 45rpm single of: plus a Canadian pressing (rare here in Australia + immaculate condition) of: and a copy of Magical Mystery Tour from the World Record Club (could only find a pic of the back cover):\

The Black Eyed Susans - Ocean Of You

I loved Scarecrow when it came out.

Kerouac, Ginsberg & Friends in NYC (silent footage)

Oh, man. I agree, Froggie. That IS perfect Sunday morning listening. So how is it?

Jesus, haven't thought of this song for what must be at least a few years. Kentucky Avenue - Tom Waits

By the way, look up Amazon's listing for "Orphans" and there's a video for a song called 'You Can Never Hold Back Spring'. http://www.amazon.com/Orphans-Tom-Waits/dp...TF8&s=music

Beautiful. Just as I imagined Tom Waits' backyard would look like.

Crosby & Nash - The Lee Shore, BBC 1970.

That was really quite beautiful.

Home sick today from work...on the couch...I'd never seen it so decided to watch: Loved it.

Listen to a song at www.myspace.com/grinderman

More than likely my favourite Silver Jews album.