Jeff AP doing it right.

I Cry In The Morning

No-one likes or dislikes zeroes.

More John Hartford:

A holy ghost.

Man On Road

This version of Toubaka I dedicate to an honest man on road. Good luck and good weather Kiarash.

For my cat Jeoffry

Jeoffry milking it.

Isaac Hayes laying it down.

Gobsmacked by this almighty rendition. Such breaks.

Unbelievable Gluttons

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarrare
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Domery

When I lose it all to Wölfli will you visit me in Bern,
To pick apart the nuance of the joke I tried to learn?
The ever turning fractals and the vaccuum's absent ghost,
banished by kazooed request from our much hallowed host.
When Portugal finds peace again the system shall disband,
and trail these tired neurons round the borders we have planned.
You'll find me there on paper and I'll meet you in the garden,
or the both in every facet of this complicated carbon.

Reptile in a raincoat.

Inspiration for anyone who wanted to set their freak flag flying. Lyrics by Leonard Cohen.

 

"Cooter schooled me to the game, now I know my duty.

Stay humble, stay low, blow like Hooty."

First of the fabled scorps

I'll try and find a live one next time.

Toubaka

To me this sounds like an afterlife, and I can't work out why.


EDIT: This might be why:

"Touba ka literally means “a man from Touba”. He is the symbol of trust and he loves to travel. Anytime he arrives in a village it is an occasion to celebrate. But the village members are also eager to know when the Touba Ka will leave so that they can give him messages to bring to family members living far away."

(Source: https://oldtimeparty.wordpress.com/2015/03/21/toubaka/ )