Third World – 96 degrees in the shade Reggae on The River
Holding On To You
A deeply emotional 1950s soul ballad about losing the love of your life and still being unable to let go. *“Holding On To You”* tells the story of a man living with the emptiness left behind by the woman he loved most. Her place at the table is empty. Her side of the bed is empty. The morning feels different. Work feels different. Even the smallest details bring her back to his heart. This is a song about grief, devotion, memories, and a love that remains even after someone is gone.
Written from the heart.
Nicotine: The Nutrient They Don’t Want You to Know About
A summary of Alex Clark’s interview with Dr. Brian Ardis on Culture Apothecary
The Big Reveal
What if everything you’ve been told about nicotine was a lie? That’s the explosive premise of this episode, where Alex Clark sits down with Dr. Bryan Ardis—bestselling author of Moving Beyond the COVID-19 Lies: Restoring Health and Hope for Humanity—to expose what he calls one of the greatest deceptions in modern medicine.
Dr. Ardis doesn’t hold back: nicotine is not a dangerous drug. It’s a nutrient. And according to the research he presents, it may be one of the most powerful healing agents we have access to. Continue reading “Nicotine: The Nutrient They Don’t Want You to Know About”
Charlie McCoy – “Orange Blossom Special” (Live on CabaRay Nashville)
Amy MacDonald – This is the Life (Acoustic Version)
Takapuna Grammar School Performs the Waiata
No Road, Still Walking | Mississippi Delta 1930s
Thank you for listening and travelling through the dusty roads of Mississippi Willie 🎸🌙 May these raw delta blues, old jazz echoes, and midnight melodies bring you peace, soul and a little piece of another time. Keep the blues alive and let the music walk beside you through the night.
For all you lovers of harmonica Feel the lonely whisper of the Desert Wind Blues with this soulful Acoustic Blues Harmonica performance.
The Queen Of Steam – Michele Lundeen
All my very best wishes go to my dear friend Michele Lundeen, who is currently resting and recovering after surgery. Michele — we are all thinking of you.
Michele recently shared this wonderful clip — recorded a while back — of herself having a little fun, and what fun it is.
I have known Michele for years, and her writing and singing never cease to amaze me. In my mind, she will always be, first and foremost, a great blues singer. Yet here she is, proving once again that her talent refuses to stay in one lane — playing the washboard with all the joy and mischief you would expect from someone who was simply born to perform.
Get well soon, Michele. The blues needs you back.