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Zenzile Miriam Makeba (/məˈkeɪbə/ mə-KAY-bə,[2][3] Xhosa: [máˈkʼêːɓà̤] ⓘ; 4 March 1932 – 9 November 2008), nicknamed Mama Africa, was a South African singer, songwriter, actress, and civil rights activist. Associated with musical genres including Afropop, jazz, and world music, she was an advocate against apartheid and white-minority government in South Africa. wiki

Miriam Makeba - Mbube (Live, 1963)​

 

Old Joe Clark​

Speedy West and Jimmy Bryant



Speedy and Jimmy - Flyin' High​

 
Living histories

Guitarist Jimmy Bryant interview: Jimmy Spills the Beans​

0:06 Starting Out
1:38 Jimmy Loves Django
3:18 Travis and Treble
5:54 Country Boy's First Session
8:06 Bryant's Boogie
10:52 Speedy Steps In
13:37 Fresh Sounds
15:24 Making Mistakes
20:42 Top Dog On Steel
22:03 Serenade To A Frog
23:45 Talking Fiddle
24:31 Fiddle Tunes On Guitar
27:00 Life With Ford
29:42 A Happy Little Lick
30:11 Ernie Speaks!
32:03 Ernie and Kay
32:28 About Country Cabin Jazz
35:54 The Tune Came First
36:16 Nashville Didn't Mean A Thing


Speedy West​

 
"About" page -??
where'd you see that?
On their Eww-Toob index page. Click on the brief bio, to read the long paragraph.

"We" are using AI to revolutionize, blah-blah-blah.

It's gonna happen; I'm not slamming this creator (assuming the person who put it up is using AI, that it's not AI using AI) but, consumer be warned.

The cut you posted is pretty decent. I listened to a few others and saw the program really butchered some classics, trying to put a reggae spin on it.
 

That was good.

But what hit me, is how MUCH Tim Hawkins has AGED in lo these 17 or so years. Remember when he did a little piece on the Toob of Eww..."The Government Can."



Something happened to him. Booze? Jab? Other illness or disorder?
 
Here's the whole concert

CHRISTOPHER CROSS "FULL SHOW" Jones Beach Theater Wantagh New York July 19, 2026​

CHRISTOPHER CROSS "FULL SHOW" Jones Beach Theater Wantagh New York July 19, 2026
0:00 All Right
6:00 Never Be the Same
11:20 I Really Don't Know Anymore
16:20 Dreamers
21:47 Sailing
27:59 Think of Laura
31:51 I Know You Well
30:40 The Light is On
42:16 Arthur's Theme (Best That You Can Do)
46:03 Say You'll Be Mine
49:18 Ride Like the Wind
55:02 Sailing (Acoustic)
 


Dolly Parton didn’t just jab in public. She helped funded mRNA research at Vanderbilt University to help create the CV19 Vax that has killed and maimed millions.

Did they really need her money? Of course not. What Mr. Global needed was someone to get on camera who had millions of fans that would do anything she said.

They are devious Satanic bastards that play on our souls though our pride. They succeeded and Dolly paid the ultimate price.

They got her to get the shot she helped produce on camera.

They even got her to adapt one of her songs to encourage people to get their CV19 Vax. She changed the name in her hit song “Jolene” to “Vaccine.”

While she was doing this in 2021, CV19 Vax deaths and injuries were already piling up and being covered up by the CDC and FDA. She should have known, but her myopic world was already thinning out in 2021 to declare any negative information about the Vax “misinformation”.



Social Media post from Dolly Parton encouraging the public to get their shot, including a vaccine-themed rendition of her song "Jolene"

Country music legend Dolly Parton got a taste of her own medicine when she received a dose of the COVID-19 vaccine whose research she helped fund.
Parton, 75, documented the moment in a video posted to social media in which she encouraged eligible viewers to get the shot and broke into a modified rendition of "Jolene" to that effect.

"Vaccine, vaccine, vaccine, vaccine, I'm begging of you please don't hesitate," she sang. "Vaccine, vaccine, vaccine, vaccine, 'cause once you're dead then that's a bit too late."
 
OTYKEN sings primarily in indigenous Siberian languages like Chulym and Khakas, as well as Dolgan and occasionally Russian.

 
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