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February 1, 2019

The Crazy Cajun Huey Meaux 1-hour podcast live in studio @WFMU

Before he was busted for pedophilia, Huey Meaux was the top record producer in Texas and Louisiana.


Meaux mixed raunchy rock and roll with drunken call-ins and prison dedications
Nobody knew about his sordid secret life—not even me.

Huey "The Crazy Cajun" Meaux, lit-up late night radio.
Broadcasting out of Pacifica's KPFT in Houston back in the 70s.

Surreal Mic Strainer, Moves Reducer, Sewage-fly, Overstated Dope-COCK, Alpha-Matador whose Outfit once called him Monarchist, Dust-Toker, Musk Chiba, Frothy Boner Bouncer, First hard-Maker, Apollo ‘Seizure of Swirl’, THE MAN the Leaders Framed!, loader of the snare, dizzy darer, Hard-stitched and bad-Giblets, Career def-producer, perfect-earthling, Bipolar ears, Mic Medley from the city, in 1 piston out emotion, MR. Bang of 20 gestures counted, 1, 2, マイ ugh!, ルス デイヴス Jacuzzi, Whore-crossed influenza, orbit speaks, motor of oozing that writhes, boom-animation, fanny-syncer, erudite Nuance, Mic-papa’s huge musky hit, Meatporter ass, undead and seducing…


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Brian May offers very funny "apology" on Instagram. Shared by @brianmayforreal, with love - Bri. (this is why i stay up late)


Brian May offers a very funny "apology" on Instagram. Shared by @brianmayforreal,


with love -  Bri.


(this is why i stay up late)


Dear Folks,

I was shocked and saddened to realise what I had done by my hasty and inconsiderate IG reply to this lady yesterday. I’ve posted an apology to her in the ‘reply’ box, but it seems to have disappeared - so I’m going to try to repeat it here, to be clear. ———-


Dear Sue,


I’m so sorry that I responded to your post so snappily and inconsiderately. My response was a result of my perception that someone was telling me what to do.


I now realise that I was completely wrong in thinking that. You were actually just trying to protect me, for which I thank you. I am mortified to discover the effect my words produced. I had no idea that saying someone was innocent until proven guilty could be interpreted as “defending“ Bryan Singer.


I had absolutely no intention of doing that. I guess I must be naive, because also it had never occurred to me that ‘following’ a person on Instagram could be interpreted as approving of that person. The only reason I followed Bryan Singer was that we were working with him on a project.


That situation came to an end when Mr Singer was removed during the shooting of the film, but I suppose unfollowing him never occurred to me as a necessity.


Now, because of this misunderstanding, I have unfollowed. I’m so sorry. This must have caused you a lot of upset. I wish I could take the comment back, but all I can do is apologize, and hope that my apology will begin to make amends.


Sadly, this is all very public, but since I snapped at you in public, it’s only fitting that I should apologize in public. I’m going to try to follow you so we can communicate privately if you want.




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Dear Folks - I was shocked and saddened to realise what I had done by my hasty and inconsiderate IG reply to this lady yesterday. I’ve posted an apology to her in the ‘reply’ box, but it seems to have disappeared - so I’m going to try to repeat it here, to be clear. ———- Dear Sue, I’m so sorry that I responded to your post so snappily and inconsiderately. My response was a result of my perception that someone was telling me what to do. I now realise that I was completely wrong in thinking that. You were actually just trying to protect me, for which I thank you. I am mortified to discover the effect my words produced. I had no idea that saying someone was innocent until proven guilty could be interpreted as “defending“ Bryan Singer. I had absolutely no intention of doing that. I guess I must be naive, because also it had never occurred to me that ‘following’ a person on Instagram could be interpreted as approving of that person. The only reason I followed Bryan Singer was that we were working with him on a project. That situation came to an end when Mr Singer was removed during the shooting of the film, but I suppose unfollowing him never occurred to me as a necessity. Now, because of this misunderstanding, I have unfollowed. I’m so sorry. This must have caused you a lot of upset. I wish I could take the comment back, but all I can do is apologise, and hope that my apology will begin to make amends. Sadly, this is all very public, but since I snapped at you in public, it’s only fitting that I should apologise in public. I’m going to try to follow you so we can communicate privately if you want. With love - Bri. —— I should add that this is also a sincere apology to anyone else out there that I inadvertently offended. No such offence was intended and I will be more careful in future. Bri
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Buzziest drops (CSS of the century)


Buzziest drops


2019 Artists to Watch


Get these creators on your radar, wherever you are.


Episode 1 begins with the distorted, over-amped, amphetamine-fueled face of 'The Killer,' as you'll never see him again; looming, red-faced, in a fish-eyed, demonic visage, where it sees him through Episode 13, in interviews, sodden in whiskey-soaked pill-pride.\n\nTony Palmer's ultimate depiction of the Killer on his Golgotha.\nYou can see him and sister, Linda Gail, sing "Speak A Little Louder To Us Jesus," thanks to Tony Palmer - British documentarian, without compare, who committed to an ambitious project.\n
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If you are like me, this is your favorite new picture from Wiki...


If you’re anything like me, this is your favorite new picture from Wiki...

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(3 Videos) David Bowie on Dinah! Five Years, Stay (i can hear the cocaine in the mix) PLUS Karate Lesson

(3 Videos) David Bowie on Dinah! Five Years, Stay (i can hear the cocaine in the mix) PLUS Karate Lesson

David Bowie

 on

Dinah!

Five Years

Stay

PLUS
Karate lesson

*i can hear the cocaine in the mix


(Bowie takes tea with Nancy Reagan and Fonzie)


dailymotion mrjyn

Dinah!

At the end of the show, David sings Five Years into the camera, tight closeup on his face.

That same song - the same face that was in closeup five years ago on Old Grey Whistle Test

Angela wanted to be here," whispers the publicist, but she's home cooking for a dinner party they're having later with Alice Cooper and Ray Bradbury.

Bowie STAY Dinah!

(weird dance) 1975

"How do you feel when you hear those screams?"

"It's my drummer, actually..."
Switch to Bowie sipping tea with Dinah, Nancy and Fonzie.



David Bowie Dinah Shore Karate Lesson 1975

"David, you're a puzzle to many people," says Dinah. "There are a lot of David Bowies - but is there really only one David Bowie?"

"Well, I started as a painter," Bowie replies, "but I was a natural ham. Rock and roll is superb way of releasing that. I still act the songs rather than sing them. If the French can get away with it, I figure so can I."
"It's the policy of the self-invented man," he continues. "You strip down all the things you don't like about yourself. One thing I didn't like was being very shy. If I gave myself an alarming reputation, then I'd be faced with defending it."


Dinah:

"You know, David, we all often do interviews and put people on, but I read where you said — and now I've met your lovely wife Angela - you said 'I've never been in love, thank God'..."


David:
"I have a vast capacity to love, but the one time I found myself falling in love it was obsessive in a way. The thing about putting a person on a pedestal, it's like what people search for in God."

"You've said," Dinah continues, "that if you were an original thinker, you would not be in rock and roll."

"Oh yes," smiles David.

"But rock and roll has been very good to you," she says.
"I've been good for rock and roll," he says.


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