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From today's Page Six:
Kindergarten kids in ritzy L.A. suburb Calabasas have been coming home to their parents and talking about the "weird man" who keeps coming to their class to sing "scary" songs on his guitar. The "weird" one turns out to be Bob Dylan, whose grandson (Jakob Dylan's son) attends the school. He's been singing to the kindergarten class just for fun, but the kiddies have no idea they're being serenaded by a musical legend - to them, he's just Weird Guitar Guy.
If they think he's weird now, just imagine how freaked out they'd be if he was still in his big-bouffant '80s heyday.
Easily Scared [NYPost.com]
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and here I thought Wu-Tang was for the children
"I understand you kids just heard the story of Tom Thumb, right? Well, sometimes that ol' Tom Thumb gets the blues, and here's a song that's just like that..."
This makes me want to thank my parents for raising me on their 60s and 70s vinyl.
And it reminds me that when I was in kindergarten, John Glenn the astronaut was supposed to visit our school. We waited and waited, and he never showed up.
subterranean homeROOM blues. Oh my god I said it. ssshhhhhh
Tangled up in Blue's Clues?
Blow their little minds by playing Jimi's version of All Along the Watchtower
This time, the kids did not mind when Bob went electric. They were all pshuh about time.
Nap Time Out Of Mind?
Goofy American Classical music - Google Search John Adam's Gnarly Buttons - goofy, twee, whatever, I still like it stephen brookes - new music - Leila Josefowicz: The Dharma of The Violin 'a work so radical she had to have a six-string electric violin called the "Violectra" built to play...
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