... ... and, as 'too much is never enough' and while we (often enough) travel back in time to fix certain things and cases, and - as we've recently found the rubble of the OZAV and aviation sport & humanity in their ruins, and - as we all, by now are raising it back to normal, and - while we don't smoke Johny Cash, or anything else - we certainly enjoy a few good songs from Blackeyed Susans, on a such rainy, shower-rich day, such as for today, or be it - on any day. If you would talk to a time traveler these days as to what would be the best thing to do - he would tell you to invlove in the such intiatives and have around a few best song links of this type - for your most rainy, autumn days, and to share them - a lot. That is - even if you can't find the Moon or Sun any more, due to either corporate or natural-event mistakes happening around - the same apllies :).
Did the TBS get their name from the Laura Nyro song 'Lazy Susan' (1967) which is about "lazy black eyed Susan". Nyro was a Bronx child prodigy, the first great female singer/ songwriter, considered an artists artist. See youtube for Nyro raves by Todd Rundgren, Alice Cooper and Elton John. See her 2012 Rock Hall of Fame Induction by Bette Midler. If you don't know Nyro, you are missing some of the best music made in the 20th Century, any genre. I kid you not. Some of her songs are still way ahead of their time eg December's Boudoir, Captain for Dark Mornings. Her fans range(d) from Miles Davis, Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Stephen Sondheim, Prince, REM, Steely Dan and Kanye West and rappers. - just a few. Even Barry Manilow says she's his favourite composer ahead of Chopin! Ricki Lee Jones calls her America;s greatest songwriter.
missing the 90's music scene. ..so many good band's
Great song, lost in time but not forgotten
This is an amazing album that is so under rated. And I'm smokin' johnny cash.
Totally agree, one of my favourites!
When I was a kid this song taught me what a guitar was.
Castor Quinn pffft taught me what hash was
awesome live
This is so stupid it's brilliant. Fantastic!
... ... and, as 'too much is never enough' and while we (often enough) travel back in time to fix certain things and cases, and - as we've recently found the rubble of the OZAV and aviation sport & humanity in their ruins, and - as we all, by now are raising it back to normal, and - while we don't smoke Johny Cash, or anything else - we certainly enjoy a few good songs from Blackeyed Susans, on a such rainy, shower-rich day, such as for today, or be it - on any day. If you would talk to a time traveler these days as to what would be the best thing to do - he would tell you to invlove in the such intiatives and have around a few best song links of this type - for your most rainy, autumn days, and to share them - a lot. That is - even if you can't find the Moon or Sun any more, due to either corporate or natural-event mistakes happening around - the same apllies :).
fantastique , tres content de les voir prochainement ,, adelaide
How this track gets more comments than MARY MAC has got me knackered
Such a good song. 😆
The blokes who taught me that you don't have to be cool to be cool.
Thanks Susans but man, I miss the Triffids and Dave.
Siiiigh Susans and St Kilda including Catani Gardens and St Kilda Station....recherche du temps perdu
Did the TBS get their name from the Laura Nyro song 'Lazy Susan' (1967) which is about "lazy black eyed Susan". Nyro was a Bronx child prodigy, the first great female singer/ songwriter, considered an artists artist. See youtube for Nyro raves by Todd Rundgren, Alice Cooper and Elton John. See her 2012 Rock Hall of Fame Induction by Bette Midler. If you don't know Nyro, you are missing some of the best music made in the 20th Century, any genre. I kid you not. Some of her songs are still way ahead of their time eg December's Boudoir, Captain for Dark Mornings. Her fans range(d) from Miles Davis, Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Stephen Sondheim, Prince, REM, Steely Dan and Kanye West and rappers. - just a few. Even Barry Manilow says she's his favourite composer ahead of Chopin! Ricki Lee Jones calls her America;s greatest songwriter.
The name comes immediately from the song "Blackeyed Susan" by The Triffids. But see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black-eyed_Susan
A little touch of Nick Cave...
damn straight. hearing that
Gary Gray one of the many copy try hards.
@@wrekabyte Hilarious. All Nick did was copy Tracy Pew and Rowland S Howard.
I believe Warren Ellis and Martin Casey were members of this band