7:41 |  | Moe Tkacik - OH, ha, what? I saw you were listening to Limbaugh. I will ask for the three sentence version of that in a minute. I'm still trying to get caught up on all the non-TARP involving news I have missed over the past nine months. In the meantime I will share with you the humbling story of how I was just at Starbucks, where I realized for the first time that the Black Crowes' song "Hot to Handle" was an Otis Redding song. (I was in China when that song came out "my generation," and it was still communist then and I was stuck with my existing Janet Jackson and Gloria Estefan cassettes and local hits like "The East Is Red," that is my excuse.) Okay, and I liked the Black Crowes, especially the Sofia Coppola video, but white people covering black music really got so embarrasing after the Animals and the Rascals. Of course, most of their efforts are considerably less embarassing than Cantonese covers of black music, so like, I guess there is a "value chain" at play here like everything else. |
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