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Random Song of the Day Ah! Leah! Donnie Iris live -1981

The Rolling Stones - Sympathy for the Devil - The David Frost Show (1968)

@ChrisBlades69 Hey handsome - lower please!

Danny And The Juniors - At The Hop 1957 Just because it’s Throwback Thursday “At the Hop” is a 1950s pop song written by Artie Singer, John Medora, and David White and originally released by Danny & the Juniors. The song was first issued circa October 1957 on a small Philadelphia label and included a countdown, before being acquired by ABC-Paramount and reissued as ABC-Paramount 9871 in November. It reached number one on the Cash Box and Billboard charts in January, becoming one of the top-selling singles of 1958. Danny & the Juniors were an American doo-wop and rock and roll vocal group formed in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Originally consisting of Danny Rapp, Dave White, Frank Maffei, and Joe “Terry” Terranova, the group was formed in 1955. Members Danny Rapp (born Daniel Earl Rapp, May 9, 1941, Philadelphia – died April 5, 1983) — lead vocals (1958–1983; his death) Joe Terry (born Joseph Angelo Terranova, January 30, 1941, Philadelphia – died April 15, 2019)[9] — lead and baritone vocals (1958–2019; his death) Dave White (born David Ernest White, November 26, 1939, Philadelphia – died March 16, 2019) — first tenor vocals[5] (1958–early 1960s; died 2019) Frank Maffei (born December 15, 1939, Philadelphia – died July 19, 2025) — baritone and second tenor vocals (1958–2019; died 2025)

@worldneedsowen Cookin' hawt!

Mirror mirror 🪞

Norm Macdonald telling stories is undefeated😂 Crocker: "I talked to her mother, she wasn’t a prostitute at all. She was a good girl." Kojak: "Yep. Good girl. Mama's apple pie. The 4th of July... SHE WAS A HOOKA!" jerry completely folded 💀

@MLB @EvoShield We the people

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@TheExtremeMusi1 Brian Jones

Who is the GREATEST multi-instrumentalist of ALL TIME???

Cake's "The Distance" (1996) isn't a victory lap — McCrea called it a song about the hollow feeling under the mask once the crowd shows up. The riff almost played nonstop, but he pushed to save it for the chorus instead.

The Temptations "Papa Was A Rolling Stone" 1972 single version Oldie But Goodie! 💫 Enjoy! ✌️😎 #RockOn 🎸🥁🎶🔥

"True" is the title track from Spandau Ballet's 1983 album of the same name. The smooth, jazz-influenced ballad peaked at #1 on the UK Singles Chart and #4 on the US Billboard Hot 100, becoming the band's biggest international hit. Gary Kemp wrote the song as a tribute to Clare Grogan, lead singer of the Scottish band Altered Images, whom he had a crush on at the time. Its distinctive saxophone solo, played by Steve Norman, became one of the most recognizable instrumental moments of the 80s.

Watch Psycho II.

@OddPittsburgh I believe they found one in Bridgeville too.

Mastodon's once roamed #Pittsburgh for thousands of years. Here is a picture of a discovered tusk found by John Claus at Sharpsburg on May 3, 1909.

Brick Ain't Gonna Hurt Nobody #PieceOfMyHeart #LoveMusic

@AngelRiveraXXX That is just too freakin' cute!

@Super70sSports Looks like an air raid warden's helmet.

We can't have a serious conversation about the greatest batting helmets of all time without this sweet bastard.

Sergio Mendes & Brasil 66📀 The Fool On The Hill🎶 (1968)

The Sandpipers - Guantanamera🎶

Al Hirt - Java 🎺🎶