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This is my long-awaited remix of The Cure - Just Like Heaven. Download it for free here: https://hypeddit.com/rinzen/the-cure-remix

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The Cure - Just Like Heaven (Rinzen Remix) [Free Download]

As they continue their voyage, The Grannies of Digitus Proten find themselves lost on a barren planet, taking shelter in a well stocked cave.

In The Cave

Partiprogrammet beskriver Miljöpartiets ideologi och den värld vi vill skapa.

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"From Wikipedia: "Mannish Boy" (or "Manish Boy" as it was first labeled) is a blues standard written by Muddy Waters, Mel London, and Bo Diddley (with Waters and Diddley being credited under their birth names). First recorded in 1955 by Waters, it serves as an "answer song" to Bo Diddley's "I'm a Man",[1] which was in turn inspired by Waters' and Willie Dixon's "Hoochie Coochie Man".[2] "Mannish Boy" features a repeating stop-time figure on one chord throughout the song.[3]

Although the song contains sexual boasting, its repetition of "I'm a man, I spell M, A child, N" was understood as political. Waters had recently left the South for Chicago. "Growing up in the South, African-Americans [would] never be referred to as a man – but as 'boy'. In this context, the song [is] an assertion of black manhood."[4]

Recordings and releases
Waters recorded the song in Chicago on May 24, 1955.[3] It is his only recording between January 1953 and June 1957 that did not feature Little Walter on harmonica (who was on tour supporting his then-number one hit "My Babe" and thus unavailable for the recording session) and is one of few studio recordings with Junior Wells.[3] Also accompanying Muddy Waters are Jimmy Rogers on guitar, Fred Below on drums, and an unidentified female chorus.[3]

Waters recorded several versions of "Mannish Boy" during his career. In 1968, he recorded it for the Electric Mud album in Marshall Chess' attempt to attract the rock market. After he left Chess, he recorded it for the 1977 Hard Again album which was produced by Johnny Winter. A live version with Winter appears on Muddy "Mississippi" Waters - Live (1979). Waters also performed it at the Band's farewell concert The Last Waltz, and the performance is included in the documentary film of the concert as well as on the film's soundtrack of the same title.[5]

Charts and recognition
The song reached number five during a stay of six weeks in the Billboard R&B chart.[6] The song was Muddy Waters' only chart appearance on the UK Singles Chart, peaking at number 51 in 1988.[7]

In 1986, Muddy Waters' original "Mannish Boy" was inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame "Classics of Blues Recordings" category.[3] It was also included in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's list of the "500 Songs that Shaped Rock and Roll".[8] "Mannish Boy" is ranked number 425 in Rolling Stone magazine's list of the "500 Greatest Songs of All Time".[9] The early David Bowie band, the Mannish Boys, took its name from the song."

Muddy Waters' Mannish Boy - John Mitchell

Here's the set from The Major Seconds' appearance at the Putte i Parken festival 2017 in Leksand, Sweden. Thank you Dalapop for inviting us to play! The songs are:
1) Angelo (by John Mitchell)
2) Rise with the River (by John Mitchell)
3) Leaving Carolina (by John Mitchell)
4) Turning a Corner (by John Mitchell)
The Major Seconds are:
John Mitchell - vocals & electric guitar
Emil Sjölin - organ & vocals
Anton Igelström - drums & vocals
Sofie Jonsson - violin & vocals

Pute i Parken 2017

The Major Seconds @Putte i Parken 2017

Marwa's Evening Song

Kringlek efter Buller Mor, från Gagnef. Hon var med på första riskspelmanstämman i Skansen 1910. Hon var skickligast på hornspel och spelade denna kringlek på sitt horn. Hört från Dalarnas Spelmansförbund skiva "Avtryck" från 2013.

Buller Mor

Chloe took part in a photo session for Karen’s website.  She was a joy to work with, happy and professional.  This tune is suited to the Scottish National Dance called The Blue Bonnets.  Photo by Duncan McLachlan, www.studiograff-photo.co.uk

Chloe Mackay Of Halkirk

With compliments to Ashley, who danced at Karen’s fundraising ceilidh in Skerray on 15th June 2019.  £1480 was raised for the hall funds and Save the Children charity on the night.  Photo of Ashley take by Colin Campbell, Caithness.  www.colincampbellphotography.com

Ashley Elizabeth Swanson of Halkirk

The sound of laughing children 
is but a distant memory.
The metal rusts silently.

Empty Park

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Muddy Waters' Mannish Boy - John Mitchell

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