One of my buddies, Hippie With Tiara, is convalescing this weekend from being de-tonsilled.1 HWT, disguised as mild-mannered Mrs. Science, nurtured not only Mr. Science2 but also the Duke of Derm, me, and other of the Lost Boys during the first year of medical school, providing laughter, excellent tacos, a ready ear that was always [...]
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Answer: Displaying One's Erection As Part Of A Lecture At A Scientific Meeting
Question: What Happens In Vegas That Doesn't Stay In Vegas?
Giles Brindley
Extreme Show & Tell
Note: This link is to a post on AlignMap.com, my treatment adherence site, but an appreciation of Professor Brindley's presentation requires no medical expertise.
"Do I Have To Dance All Night" was performed many times in concerts but was never released in the US.
As part of my crusade to popularize this song, I've cobbled together 2 videos - one for the semi-funky 1976 version with Laura Brannigan and one for the 1980 more gypsy, less disco version - that kinda sorta fit the music.
Both videos include links to keys to the sources of the clips and the identities of the backup singers and others who are featured.
The complete story of "Do I Have To Dance All Night" is available at The Best Leonard Cohen Song You've Never Heard (Probably)
Special Photos, Music, Videos, Events, Oddities, & Insights From The Leonard Cohen 2008-2009 World Tour
Unreleased music from Anjani's performances in Warsaw, Poland and Joe's Pub, New York.
Joni Mitchell and Leonard Cohen had a fling in the 1960s that, for unspecified reasons, was short-lived, with Cohen instigating the parting.
It was then and is now a complex connection. In 1988, Cohen said, “I’m still very friendly with Joni - I had dinner with her before the tour, and I have the same admiration for her as you do. But I think it was Noel Harrison who came up to me in the LA Troubadour and said ‘How d’you like living with Beethoven?’”
The full story is at Leonard Cohen and Joni Mitchell: Just One Of Those Things
