This blog has moved to moretherapy.wordpress.com

This blog is not quite dead yet--but I seldom remember to post new entries here, so check there first.

¡Aja……bibi!

The swingin' sounds of the Castros, now available at More Therapy.

Bubbley Time

We don't scream obscenities at our children to get them to sleep, we bore them into oblivion with tunes like Bubbley time and a song about an adorable little locomotive with an infectious upper respiratory disease that all the kids will share by morning.

Condemned to Limbo

Fall on your ass, and condemn your loved ones to Limbo.

Avast There, Matey!

New post on my primary blog featuring tales of spunky gals, Gitmo, and the Laws of the Navy.  Other great old stuff from this blog so it won't all disappear when it gets shut down.

(flirtatious gesture with one eye)

Was there life before "Tic Tac Dough"? Yep, and it included stories of a miner's dead bones being picked clean by buzzards, a grotesque and grandly awkward Negro preacher (hey, it’s HIS story, not MINE, “sho nuff”),  a poem by a man named Joyce, baby-snatching angels, and a serviceman threatened with the stockade after committing the worst crime ever, namely taking out a deck of cards in church.

Find it here. 

Two Petticoats

 The 1950s group The Petticoats singing "Motorboat Song" (keep your crass motorboat jokes to yourself, please)

  Motorboat Song by baikinange 

The 1980s DIY punk band The Petticoats:



Many kind comments on this blog really help me want to continue offering the most offbeat music I can find. A great day yesterday on my Oddball Music Blogs Facebook site yielded some amazing shares of music by Mickey Katz, which have really helped recharge my interest in strange music. I’ve also rediscovered a lot of music I posted long ago (by going back and downloading my own files to replace what was lost when my hard drive crashed). It makes me want to slow down and appreciate when I find something exceptional before racing on to the next. So surely the amount of music you’ll find here will be considerably less than in the past. Several strange 45s (including today's) virtually landed on my lap, so they will probably show up here & there in the next few weeks. I also have an album I know will be horrible sitting patiently for me to get the energy to put it on the turntable.

Fellow PCL-er Lex10 helped inspire me further by creating a new header of many of my favorite things. It was designed for my new wordpress blog which I have to say is a LOT less easy to use than Google, but it's better than being homeless.