Afternoon Jam

If you can put up with the chit chat between John Lennon and Mick Jagger at the onset, you will be pleasantly surprised by the nice little jam that follows. The song is Yer Blues, and is performed by Lennon, Keith Richards, Eric Clapton, and Mitch Mitchell:

Celtic Crustaceans

When you think of Scottish bands, who do you think of first? The Proclaimers, Cocteau Twins, Altered Images, maybe. But the Close Lobsters? They are almost forgotten, which is sad, because they were good. Here are Got Apprehension, and Never Seen Before.

Metal Blues

To continue loosely along a blues path, here is an old live performance from Led Zeppelin of Bring It On Home:

Morning Classic

They didn't last a real long time (creating one album), but supergroup Derek and the Dominos, fronted by guitarist Eric Clapton, were still very influential on the music scene. This is their only American hit, Layla, accompanied by photo stills:

Sick Day Music

Nothing accommodates a sick stomach like a little Poison the Well. A great band I've seen live more times than I can count in the past, but even more recently have made quite a breakthrough towards an even younger breed of audiences.
Here's the video for their video 'Botchla':

Lunch Goo

Okay, it's actually the Goo Goo Dolls performing Here is Gone:

Bee People

It takes all kinds, as is made evident in this Blind Melon video. The song is called No Rain:

For Those Struggling In Today's Economy

It's good to know you can always make your own oil can banjo:

More Frank

Here is one more from the Mothers of Invention. This is called The Bitter End:

Sunday Oldies

We had Frank Zappa's daughter up here yesterday, so today we'll focus on his band, the Mothers of Invention. In this video from 1971, they perform the song, Call Any Vegetable: