YouTube video by danschutz Badfinger - Baby Blue - Live (1972) HQ

Sad to hear about the death of Joey Molland. Badfinger was such a great band w/such a tragic storyline. Their best - and there was a lot of it - was the epitome of power-pop:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=gPfZ...

George Lowe, 67, Dies; Five Clips Capture His Kvetchy Space Ghost Alter Ego He was the secret weapon behind the cult-classic Cartoon Network series that reimagined the 1960s intergalactic superhero as temperamental talk show host.

George Lowe did a drop for my morning radio show, Ted's Friends and Family, ("Newsman Ted, why don't you just teach them all a lesson?") that is still remembered - by me at least - some 30 years later. SpaceGhost was the best. Nice obit. Sorry about paywall:
www.nytimes.com/2025/03/07/a...

YouTube video by The Midnight Special Personality Crisis - New York Dolls | The Midnight Special

New York Dolls. Either loved 'em or loathed 'em - not much in between. RIP in red patent leather, David Johansen. Those that loved - or were never quite sure what hit 'em - still think the Dolls were something else:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=nrdq...

YouTube video by LilLinks Marianne Faithfull - As Tears Go By (1964) (Stereo / Lyrics)

Marianne Faithfull. She made it to 78 years:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=S8Ey...

Thanks, TB!

YouTube video by The Band - Topic The Shape I'm In (Remastered 2000)

And then there were none. Rest easy and surrounded by your keyboards, horns and Bandmates, Garth Hudson.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBKt...

Remembering the life of former President Jimmy Carter Take a look back at a conversation with late former President Jimmy Carter from when he last visited Arizona PBS in 2015.

2015 AZ Horizon interview w/Jimmy Carter:

azpbs.org/horizon/2024...

This photo on the National Mall captivated the country decades ago. The real story behind it remained a mystery — until now. In 1974, a group of friends met the unthinkable with a lavish celebration. The real story behind a photo that captured the moment remained a mystery until now.

Do you have to be a DC native to find this story unusually moving? I'm guessing not:
www.washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/int...