A ukulele cover of "Take Me Back," from Vic Berger's album, "Late Enough to See the Moon".

3/4 time, which I I do sometimes to songs I really like.

Take Me Back- Vic Berger IV cover

Standard Human

At 3:00 a.m. on April 4, 1961 in a small room of the Kern County Sheriff’s Department substation in Mojave, California, Spade Cooley was interviewed by Harman Cooper, a Kern County Sheriff’s Department detective. Also present was Sergeant Thomas Shuell. The statement lasted for one hour or until 4:10 a.m.

While the interrogation was under way, a team including representatives of the District Attorney, Coroner’s and Sheriff’s offices was combing the Cooley ranch. At the conclusion of the interrogation and search, Cooley was booked on suspicion of murdering Ella Mae.

This recording has been sped up for time, nothing has been removed from the original reel-to-reel recording.

Spade Cooley Interrogation Tape - April 4, 1961

Slightly scary song about believing in one's self but being deceived by that belief. (and drinking booze in vans)

Here are the lyrics

I believe in myself 
I deceive with belief 
but all my rivers run so deep 
and all my mountains rise so steep 
I've failed before and I'll fail again 
but I never break I always bend 
I believe in myself 
I deceive with belief 
I cut both arms but they still bend 
I think more thoughts than I comprehend 
I wet my whistle in the back of a van 
but you can't thin the blood of a monkey man 
I believe in myself 
I deceive with belief 
I dreamt I ran into you just the other day 
you said "hello" but I couldn't relate 
I looked in your eyes to the back of your head 
you said, "oh johnny I miss you I thought you were dead" 
I believe in myself 
I deceive with belief.

Believe

Rock icon Chubby Checker says he doesn't feel anything about his exclusion from the Hall of Fame. 

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Chubby Checker on 'The Twist': 'It bothers me that nobody knows I have the No. 1 song in the world'

Several instruments gettin' together, and playing all at once.

Rack My Brain

There Is No Permanence

A tribute to the best podcast in the world. Office Hours by Tim Heidecker, Doug Lussenhop, and Vic Burger IV.

Office Hours: Holy Trinity Tribute

Robbie Martin's long-awaited QAnon episode of Media Roots Radio is finally here! This episode is in 2-parts, the 2nd part titled 'WWG1WGA Along with a Psyop, QAnon’s Grasp on the ‘Woke’ Empire Baby Mind & Weaponizing Satanic Panic' is now unlocked: https://bit.ly/3xiAWcx

Part 1: The Origins of QAnon, Follow the White Rabbit Into a Deeper Layer of the MAGA cult delves into the chronology of how the Podesta e-mail leaks eventually led to what we now as the anonymous self labeled 'patriot' Qanon. Robbie also delves extensively into what QAnon is and what purpose it might serve and also speculates about who or what groups may be behind it. Figures like Alex Jones, Jerome Corsi, Roger Stone, Erik Prince & Steve Pieczenik are examined as potential participants in the QAnon psyop and the idea of it being connected to Trump's administration is taken seriously as a possibility.

Intro Song: Fluorescent Grey 'Making the Sand Glow'

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The Origins of #QAnon, Follow the White Rabbit Into a Deeper Layer of the MAGA Cult Pt 1 of 2

Nature Recordings - The Sea
Ira Stein / Russel Walder - Transit 
John Villemonte - Commitment 
Jon St. James - Fast Impressions 
Johnny Lamas - Danza Cosmica 
Fusion Research - Messages 
Marcus Allen - Soulocean 
Ken Davis - Atmospheres 
Karunesh - Secrets Of Life 
Davol - Paradox 
Avenu - Eastern Dreams 
Sam McNally - Stargate 
Star Inc. - Inner Spirits 
Terry Yazzolino - Miraculous Habitat 
Martin Kornberger & Volker Kuhn - Embrace 
Clifford Marshall Van Buren - Discantus 
Moore / Myers - Reaching Beyond The Sphere 
Par Example - Pharos

There Is No Permanence

VicAndHisBadSelf

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