Blur’s Song 2 where all of Damon Albarn’s celebratory “Woo-Hoos” are replaced with the voice of Mario. So simple, yet so entertaining; and I don’t even play that much mario. Thanks Awesomer:

Surprisingly good live cover.

RIP. Rolling Stone embedded this video of him performing “Harlem River Blues” on Letterman with Jason Isbell in their article about him. Pretty good one.

Kyle Kinane has a new album coming out. He put out two singles ahead of it that are great. Here is one:

Can’t believe I’ve never heard of him before. This dude was on a lot of amazing music. This post is a pretty great narrowing down of 15 songs he stands out in.

That last linked post starts out with this: Hopkins was but a teenager when he began working as a professional musician in 1960, joining Screaming Lord Sutch and the Savages, a gig that would soon lead to his role in English blues harpist Cyril Davies’ R&B All-Stars. While many of the forthcoming British Invasion bands were still figuring out what they were doing, Davies and the All-Stars were performing and recording high-energy rhythm & blues like “Country Line Special” a 1963 single that featured the young Hopkins’ locomotive piano.

I was debating which song to post from that collection, but Country Line Special is pretty damn good: