Happy Birthday, Betty Boop. She’s 85 years old today, debuting August 9th, 1930 in Dizzy Dishes.
Your tips in the comments.

GOP Debate: The Rap
Tips thread open.

In the spirit of the evening, another politically inspired tune by Bowser and Blue: “Put Your Trust In Justin” It’s better than it sounds.
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Our reader tips selection for this evening is a quaint little election season ditty by the members of the Chilliwack Senior Centre titled Take Back This Land.
Tip of the hat to Randy, one of our left of centrish readers. (And Randy? Don’t go into the comments. Just trust me on this.)

We open your tips thread this evening with a lion hunt. Because we must, I suppose.

Tonight we travel back, back, back in time to revisit the dawning days of progressive feminist appreciation with the Rolling Stones 1966 classic, Under My Thumb. Or, if you prefer, the Streetheart version.
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Rolling onto day four of Feminist Appreciation Week… did I say rolling? It’s the Stones tonight, with a tune I have dedicated to Feminist Theory.

Tonight, a little nostalgia for SDA’s ageing hippy demographic: Neil Young – A Man Needs A Maid. (1971)
Your tips in the comments.

Day Two of Feminist Appreciation Week! This evening, SDA brings you Tyler Farr’s ode to mutual respect and equality in intergender relationships — Redneck Crazy. Direct your empty beer cans to the comments.

No music tonight. Just ducks.

Your wise quacks in the comments.

In tonight’s entertainment en route to the tips Mark Lanegan delivers a fine cover of Bob Dylan’s Man In The Long Black Coat.
The comments are open, as always, for your Reader Tips.

You made Mrs. Mills love you. She didn’t want to do it.
And now, the comments are open for your Reader Tips.

If you don’t possess that figure / you can’t be a girlfriend of Kitchener… ♫
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Tonight John Liebman, looking darned good for 80, tells the one about the talking dog.
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In tonight’s amusement en route to the tips Estonian group Vägilased and front-woman Meelika Hainsoo show us why festivals and chairs don’t mix, as they get a happy audience on their feet performing steps to a traditional song-game during the annual music festival in Viljandi, Estonia: Here’s the bright and sprightly Linnamäng (“Town Game”). Very nice.
The comments are open, as always, for your reader Tips.