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Good Morning 🌞 Small Faces - Sun of a Baker (1968) ▶️

Phew got the last one done in the nick of time.. thanks for all your support friends 🙏🌌 Now we wait for an assessment appointment 😬🤞

In 60 years, the Rolling Stones creating a Rice Krispies commercial in 1964, is the coolest thing TV ads have ever done!

David Bowie - Heroes

No mortar. No shortcuts. Just stone, placed with care. Some of these walls have stood for hundreds of years.

David Bowie, Annie Lennox, and Queen... What could be better?

We need to be very clear about this. Rising Christian nationalism is a threat to us all. humanists.uk/2025/09/17/ris…

Carl Palmer’s ELP Legacy - The Barbarian

This is not, to reiterate, about personal faith. Anyone whose personal faith or worldview doesn't align with that of Christian nationalists will suffer if such a dogmatic, intolerant movement gains ground. We will lose hard-won human rights - it's already happening in the US.

The Super Ape aka Pipecock Jackson aka Lee Scratch Perry (official) 🙌🏼 His contribution to Reggae music is almost unparalleled and his pioneering work over the years has had an huge impact on modern music as we know it.

One storm. One fallen tree. One field in the Lake District. ✏️ The entire global pencil industry. There is a field in the Lake District. Nothing remarkable about it. Fell sheep, grey sky, Cumbrian rain. Until one day a storm came through. It uprooted a tree and underneath the roots was something nobody had ever seen before. A black substance. Soft, dark, left a mark on everything it touched. The shepherds didn't know what it was, but they used it to mark their sheep. That was 1565. It was the purest deposit of graphite ever found on earth. The only one like it. Ever. 🌍 Word spread fast. The Crown seized the mine, put armed guards on the fell and flooded it between diggings to keep the price high. Stealing graphite became a criminal offence. Punishable by transportation to Australia. Because this wasn't just for marking sheep. It was perfect for lining cannonball moulds. It made England's cannonballs rounder. Faster. More deadly. ⚔️ England had a pencil monopoly for nearly a century. Every artist, every cartographer, every engineer in Europe. All of them wanted what was in that one Cumbrian field. Slowly, workshops appeared in nearby Keswick. Cottage industries. Families cutting graphite into sticks. Wrapping them in string. Then sheepskin. Then wood. The pencil was born. ✏️ In a Cumbrian field. Because a storm uprooted a tree. There is still a pencil factory in Keswick today. On the same site it has always been. Did you know that? These islands have thousands of stories the world has forgotten. We find them. We tell them. We put them in front of millions. You help us make that possible. Be Part Of Us. Be Proud Of Us. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧 proudofus.co.uk

Question: Why are all Tory MPs thick and tell lies. Answer: Boris Johnson.

x.com/RoyRogers_HTMS… When Dr. John and Jools Holland sat down for an epic piano duel in 1988, the poor keys never knew what hit them! 🎹🔥 Two boogie-woogie masters going head-to-head, pounding out rhythms like they’re trying to knock the lid off the piano. Top hats, wild energy, and pure musical mayhem—vintage chaos at its finest. Who needs subtlety when you’ve got this much soul? 😂 #BoogieWoogie #PianoDuel #1988Vibes

You used to be a fan but after this masterpiece you're a whole air conditioner.

The effective way the clarinet player does a musical call and response to the singer is just mesmerizing. "Tu vuo' fa' l'americano" by Renato Carosone: cover by Hetty and the Jazzato Band, an Anglo-Italian jazz quintet.

Today marks the Spring Equinox (from Puffin Picture Book Trees in Britain, 1948) Artist: SR Badmin

The Cranberries - Zombie Live Performance

Bang Bang It’s Reeves & Mortimer, Episode 3

In Operation Cygnus @Jeremy_Hunt deliberately cut funding for PPE stockpile against recommendation This led directly to 1000s of preventable deaths of NHS staff This was reported in #CovidInquiry & then covered up by Tory-run @BBCNews @BBCPolitics because its critical of Tories

I'm guessing this is a Swedish cover of YMCA