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いいかい学生さん、 オルガンのグリッサンドは指先でやるもんじゃないぞ ゴワーって手の平でゴワーとするだゴワーだぞ🤩✨🍌

@TomoJustFunky Clip 2. Instrument is more up front in the mix.

Which video is better? Thank you!

@Unibloggertoo @iowahawkblog That’s a combination siren and light.

@iowahawkblog @crossguy2005 What is the peculiar object on the top of the front right fender?

Dave's Car ID Service will be somewhat delayed today due to my house being infested with traveling rock & roll bands. I expect to be rid of them by 11 AM CDT, at which point I will resume my normal IDing duties. In the meantime, here are the Cars with a 1962 Mercury Comet.

@WCespar @iowahawkblog The 3 antennas in the mount behind the hood ornament is a military radio.

@iowahawkblog #Davescaridservice

Here for your listening pleasure is "Farther Along," from my new jazz-gospel hybrid album with Dr. Ricky Dillard, Sweet, Sweet Spirit. Visit RonCarterJazz.com for your CD copy, or find Sweet, Sweet Spirit on all streaming platforms.

Our first tour is kicking off in a few weeks! 🌻 Very excited about this! 🧿 Let's go! 🤙 All details on my website 🔗 #blues #rock #bluesrock

A little bit of historical flair for this week's #SundayFunday ;) Enjoy your day, folks.

@1Nicdar And once was enough, Thank You!

That would be me. 🙋🏻‍♂️

@rocknrollofall The “Obscured by Clouds” album. You can see “Dark Side of the Moon” coming.

What's the most underrated Pink Floyd song?

@realcountry1953 I love all those recordings. Mr. Rubin “gets it “ about Johnny Cash.

Japan has begun fielding an unusual new weapon in modern warfare: combat drones made primarily from corrugated cardboard. The AirKamuy 150, developed by Japanese startup AirKamuy, is a fixed-wing unmanned aerial vehicle designed for affordability, rapid production, and expendable missions. Priced at just $2,000 to $2,500 per unit, these drones are dramatically cheaper than traditional military UAVs. They can be shipped flat-packed and fully assembled in approximately five minutes. Defense Minister Shinjirō Koizumi confirmed that the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force has already begun using the AirKamuy 150 drones, primarily as aerial targets for training and testing. Despite their simple construction and water-resistant cardboard body, the drones deliver respectable performance: a top speed of about 62 mph (100 km/h) and a flight endurance of up to 80 minutes. Their lightweight design, low radar signature, and ease of manufacturing allow for mass production using standard cardboard facilities rather than specialized aerospace factories. This creates a resilient, decentralized supply chain capable of rapid scaling. The AirKamuy 150 represents a growing global trend toward low-cost, high-volume “attritable” drones designed for swarm tactics and one-way missions. By prioritizing quantity, affordability, and quick replacement over durability, Japan is embracing a new model of aerial warfare where losing drones is both expected and economically sustainable.

@ronsterd89 It’s actually pretty nuanced. It’ll depend on the circumstances. Steel Magnolias is a primer for it’s use.

When a southerner says, "Bless your heart", what do they really mean?

The Maestro has made 84 trips around the sun. We need to keep our arms wrapped around him like a circle around the sun.

Steve Howe on Bill Bruford | Interview: Painter’s Mill Music Fair, 1982

@DrGuitar The steel wheels tour was when I started calling them “The Rolling Bones”.

I remember when the Rolling Stones were old back in 1990.

12V Battery Level Indicator Circuit

@progrocksongs Buy everything he ever played on!!!

Happy 77th birthday to Bill Bruford!

@JazzMemes That’s @VictorWooten ! Check out anything in his catalog and you’ll rethink your definition of a bass solo!

When you finallly give the bass player a solo…

@60sPsychJukebox Passing of another era in live music. The rockers that laughed at him are passing even now. Time and tastes change, skill can be recognized even by those didn’t appreciate at the time. Big bands and orchestras are still worth checking out.

Remembering May 17th 1992 - Champagne music maker Lawrence Welk died at his home in Santa Monica at the age of 89. Our generation laughed at his corny music, but The Lawrence Welk Show was on TV for 30 years. "Turn on the Bubble Machine" - pictured here with wife Fern

@K3TripleR Hat tip to XKCD.com!

I'm having significant difficulty getting this to work… It's been over half a century since I studied this stuff. Maybe you guys can figure out where I am going wrong…