I’m not thinking about anything too serious this Friday afternoon, other than really hoping that Ahmadinejad loses the election in Iran, and that if he loses, he leaves.
Here’s a random video of
Standing Outside a Broken Phone Booth With Money in My Hand by the Primitive Radio Gods. Actually, it’s not entirely random. It ties in here somewhat by virtue of the fact that it has a confluence of red British telephone booths, planes lining up to land at an airport, and blues.
2 comments:
How strange. Bruce Cockburn recorded a song called "Outside a Broken Phone Booth With Money in My Hand" on his wonderful 1978 album >Further Adventures Of. Totally different song. Nice that they sample B.B., but they could've made a nod to Cockburn if they're going to steal his title. Especially since the guy never gets the credit or accolades that he deserves.
Wow. That is pretty obnoxious, isn't it? That approaches Led Zeppelin-esque type of theft.
Cockburn's lyrics are much better, too.
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