Ze Frank with a tale of a visually disadvantaged
arachnid with a lust for power.
This is the stuff of nightmares ladies and gentlemen!
Nah, just kidding, it’s mundane as hell.
It’s entertaining but far from compelling.
It’s Ze Frank though, give it a chance…

Juston McKinney with a really funny set on fatherhood.
He’s a New Hampshire native with a head full of snark
and some killer material.
I’ve seen him live and came away quite pleased.
I highly recommend him, I play him on the show and
he’s a gerat addition to the lunacy.
Some very funny lines here…

Cledus T Judd with a toe tapper for the shallow
end of the gene pool types.
Actually this is quite well done.
Cledus gets it going…

I posted this a few months ago and I feel compelled
to do so again.
I went with a Country Western/Hillbilly/Southern
stereotype show this week, I figure if Ken Burns
can spotlight it so can I.
There is lots of material at hand to do just that.
Da Vinci’s Notebook with a belly scratcher…

Rik Roberts with an interesting piece about driving
through Kansas while stupid.
He’s a talented artist, I play a few of his songs on
the show, played one just last night as a matter of fact.
His Don Knotts imitation is uncanny…

Staying with a loose country music posting this week.
This super group got together for a tour and a recording
back in the 90’s when all were alive and kickin’.
Waylon Jennings, Mel Tillis, Bobby Bare, and Jerry Reed
named themselves The Old Dogs.
All four of these artists are legends in the C&W market.
Jerry is a Certified Guitar Player, Waylon is an outlaw,
Bobby Bare is a Winner, and Mel stammers towards greatness.
Sadly, Jerry and Waylon are no longer with us, may they
rest in piece.
Doing a Shel Silverstein classic…