Irked In May
Vexatious venting about irksome things. Continue reading Irked In May
Vexatious venting about irksome things. Continue reading Irked In May
Zip it, Donald. Continue reading Gag Me With A Trumpy Spoon
Gras is French for fat. Words have meaning. Continue reading Carnival Notes: They Must Be Smoking Gras
Welcome back my friends to the show that never ends, Continue reading Saturday Odds & Sods: Gaslighting Abbie
That’s how they roll in Trumpistan. Continue reading The Rigger Trigger
Set the Wayback Machine to 9/2/2015. Continue reading Vintage First Draft: Presidential Pet Peeves
Call it a coup, revolt, mutiny, or rebellion, it’s bad news for Vladimir Putin. Continue reading The Pantomime Rebellion
“We’re having a heat wave, a tropical heat wave.” Continue reading The Rhythm Of The Heat
Ron DeSantis’ home state woes and the prospect for indictments in Georgia, Georgia, Georgia. Continue reading Florida Freezeout, Rainy Night In Georgia
The latest Republican attack trope. Continue reading Quote Of The Day: Michelle Goldberg Edition
The state of common sense in the Republican Party. Continue reading Quote Of The Day: Kareem On Common Sense
Marge Greene tries to put claws in the Lost Cause, Continue reading Secesh Marge
Gras is French for fat. Words have meaning. Continue reading Carnival Notes: They Must Be Smoking Gras
Paul Pelosi’s assailant violates the first rule of holes: when you’re in one, stop digging. Continue reading The DePape Tapes
Vexatious venting about irksome things. Continue reading Irksome Things: Labor Day Edition
Conversations are the acorns that will grow into the oaks of political civility. Continue reading Can We Talk?
The Georgia BIG LIE investigation heats up. Continue reading Rudy, Lindsey & The Cheese
Senator Sasse’s sassy speech. Continue reading The Age Of Weirdos, Jackwagons & Hoopleheads
Tucker Carlson: American Goebbels. Continue reading The NYT’s Tucker Trilogy: Trumpism Without Trump
Why do people still refer to Republicans as conservatives? They’re not conservatives, they’re radicals, reactionaries, and extremists. Take your pick but call them anything but conservatives. Continue reading Don’t Call Them Conservatives
Woke skies, nothing but woke skies from now on. Continue reading Tweet Of The Day: Woke Sky Edition
It’s a mighty long way down rock-n-roll. Continue reading Subpoena Season
Let’s call the whole thing off. Continue reading You Say Revanchist, I Say Irredentist
Flush, Donald, flush. Continue reading The Four-Flusher
Reflections on the Dipshit Insurrection. Continue reading Poltroons, Not Patriots
One More Red Nightmare. Continue reading Red-Baiting With Lin Wood & Marjorie Taylor Greene
A lie is a lie even when it’s called a false claim. Continue reading Lies, Not False Claims
Rhythm is one of those words I cannot spell; another is subpoena. I wonder if Ira Gershwin had the same problem. It’s a subject I find endlessly fascinating. Why? I’ll never know.
George and Ira Gershwin wrote Fascinating Rhythm in 1924 for their smash hit musical Lady Be Good, which is another swell-n-swinging song.
Fascinating Rhythm has been recorded nearly 300 times according to the bible of the Friday Cocktail Hour, SecondHandSongs.com. You didn’t think I did this without help, did you?
We begin with the Velvet Fog with the Marty Paich Dek-tette:
Next up, Ella Fitzgerald and her fascinating friend Nelson Riddle:
Bring on the Bannon cannon. Continue reading Keep Your Shirts On, Steve
The Law Is Slow. Continue reading The Amateur Lawyers Are Killing Me