For Lucipo



Juelz Santana (w/ Young Jeezy & Lil' Wayne), "Make It Work For You"

The King, "Trying to Get to You," '68 Comeback Special




Merle Haggard, "I Take a Lot of Pride in What I Am"



Tori Amos, "Silent All These Years"



Dream Academy, "Life in a Northern Town"



They Might Be Giants, "Ana Ng"

RIP Glenn Ford, star of one of the best films ever

Johnny Cash, "Big River"



Willie Nelson & Bob Dylan, "Pancho & Lefty" (I remember when this first happened, on some Willie Nelson tribute show, early 90s -- P&L is maybe my favorite song from my childhood, and I was knocked out to see Bob Dylan singing it -- been wanting to hear it again for years . . )



The Highwaymen, "Highwayman"



Sinead O'Connor, "This Is a Rebel Song," video (this song has been in serious rotation for us the last few months)



Don Williams, "I Believe in You," Austin City Limits



Tanya Tucker, "Delta Dawn," Hee Haw




Glen Campbell, "Galveston"




Townes Van Zandt, "Pancho & Lefty" (w/ Mark O'Connor on fiddle . . .)

transitions into:



Lucinda Williams, "Drunken Angel," Austin City Limits



Dismemberment Plan, "Timebomb," video (bit of a guilty/nostalgia pleasure)



Alan Jackson, "Midnight in Montgomery," video




Sinead O'Connor, "Mandinka," video




Sinead O'Connor, "Emperor's New Clothes," video




Johnny Cash, "Hurt," video

Little known fact: Over half of the known Flarf poems (including "Chicks Dig War," "Their Glimmering, Asian Guys" and "Mars Needs Terrorists) can be sung to the tune of "The Yellow Rose of Texas."

Moistworks has let me put up some country songs and commentary here.

Also Kevin Thurston has interviews up with ScottPierce about Effing Press, and one with me about WorldJelly. That's here.