yes i am

Let's come home with an anthem rock classic from 19and70 with those CTAers. Terry Kath, anyone? This one is more than eight minutes of flurrying freaky 70s rock-o-la rock live ala kath-cago in the glory daze of puffin-powered petulance. Poof! Smoke it up kiddies! The second is from a guy who crossed generations and influenced many and this is his ode to crooked human hearts with luscious lampooning we always love.

Look to the sea

We're gonna 70s you up the rest of august with big rock hits from the Me decade. We were young, we were listening to power rock and super bowl of rock and we were listening to all the great DJs on AM radio. There were plenty of songs about sailing and this was one of them. ....with me now, sing it!

Cool Low Jag

Two-fering you up to complete the surf jaguar weekend we splash down with the Lively Ones Surf Rider from 1963. Our dance our dime. Rev and percolate gently.

a revealing dimness

Pushing deep into summer we'll call upon nobody else but The Belairs to execute their smoothly intoxicating, richly rewarding, languishingly soulful, everlastingly eargasmly entertaining haunting soul surf jaguar guitar masterpiece Bedlam. Not to build it up too much. Now turn your laterns to low-glo.....

539.89 MPH (say it outloud for effect) Courage and Luck

A daring young man played a dangerous game.... so said Brian's lyrics, fifty one years ago. This milkshake is for you Craig, and for Brian, and for the daring young and old, and for beautiful, free, tough, ass-kicking America. The second clip is a real gem: actual footage from his famous run and near fatal ending. Check out his emotion the last couple minutes, especially with his dad (in sweater) and his crew. Look at his dad's face at 5:44 and further. Overwhelming.