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Get off my LAWN! "Grumpy Old Farts"

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Happy St. Patrick’s Day everyone.

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Happy Soulful Sunday...



A hidden gem, such a woeful soulful Memphis ballad. That character has lent itself to this song being used in movies and covered by many, even by Otis Redding and Wilson Pickett. That says a lot.

When something is wrong with my baby
Something is wrong with me
If I know she's worried
Then I would feel that same old misery…


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Happy Soulful Sunday...


This is a fantastic performance. Growing up in Miami, I'm more familiar with Wayne Cochran's version. A little faster but(almost)equally powerful. FWIW, I went to high school with one of his trumpet players who did the high harmonies on Wayne's rendition.
 
I choose wisely

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Obligatory Mean Old Lady gripe: these days with phones in cameras or cameras in GPS units or whatever it is we use to read our T*tter feed, every freakin' photo is a vertical. Back when cameras were cameras you had to pull teeth to get the photographers to take a vertical. And if you use a medium format get in the darkroom and make me a contact sheet!

And speaking of Ireland, a little place I know to share with you today

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Obligatory Mean Old Lady gripe: these days with phones in cameras or cameras in GPS units or whatever it is we use to read our T*tter feed, every freakin' photo is a vertical. Back when cameras were cameras you had to pull teeth to get the photographers to take a vertical. And if you use a medium format get in the darkroom and make me a contact sheet!
I think prolly turn the phone sideways? That works for me....
 
Obligatory Mean Old Lady gripe: these days with phones in cameras or cameras in GPS units or whatever it is we use to read our T*tter feed, every freakin' photo is a vertical. Back when cameras were cameras you had to pull teeth to get the photographers to take a vertical. And if you use a medium format get in the darkroom and make me a contact sheet!
Not made with a Sell-Fone®:
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Actually, this is from a 5x7 glass plate, C. 1905. :woot:

I hope you feel better, soon. :laugh:
 
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