Today’s song of the day comes from Duke Ellington’s classic score for 1959’s Anatomy of a Murder.
Deep Purple — yes, the Deep Purple — has a new album coming out and this is the first single and video off of it. You have to to have respect for these guys. They’ve still got what it takes, even after all these years.
Enjoy!
In honor of Albert Pyun’s birthday, today’s song of the day comes from the soundtrack of his greatest film, The Sword and the Sorcerer.
Today is Pete Townshend’s 79th birthday and today’s scene that I love features Pete Townshend (as a member of The Who) performing at Woodstock in 1969.
Roger Daltrey later said that this was the worst gig that they ever played and The Who did end up going on stage early in the morning, with the sun rising as they performed See Me, Feel Me. The majority of The Who’s performance was not included in the initial release of the Woodstock documentary but the noticeably grainy footage would later be included in various rereleases.
Unfortunately, no cameras recorded the moment when Pete Townshend became the hero that 1969 needed by kicking a ranting Abbie Hoffman off of the stage. But, audio of the incident survived.
Here is The Who at Woodstock:
Start your day with a journey.
Enjoy!
Today’s song of the day comes from the soundtrack of Wim Wenders’s 1991 film, Until The End of the World.
Before there was Johnny Depp, there was Joe Le Taxi.
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Happy PGA Championship Day!
These guys really sound good!
Enjoy!
Seeing as how today is Henry Fonda’s birthday, it seems appropriate that today’s song of the day comes to us from Ennio Morricone’s classic score for Sergio Leone’s Once Upon A Time In The West!