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Pick of the Political Pops: Crosby, Stills and Nash “Helplessly Hoping”

December 7, 2018 Paul Villers 0

Last week, regular readers will remember, we were visited by our friend BOB (Bored of Brexit as he styles himself) much to our consternation and chagrin. This week he returned somehow managing to avoid the man-traps […]

Pick of the Political Pops: Willie Nelson “The Bob Song”

November 30, 2018 Paul Villers 0

This week we were visited in The Bunker here at Americana-UK Towers by our friend Bob. Bob likes to remind us that B O B stands for ‘bored of Brexit’, a fact which he chuckled about […]

Pick of the Political Pops: Laura Veirs “Cannon Fodder”

November 23, 2018 Paul Villers 0

We’re not big rioters down here at Americana-UK Towers. We prefer to settle our differences by honest, quiet and frequently drunken discussion. Things rarely get out of hand and when they do The Editor is on […]

Pick of the Political Pops: Phil Ochs “I Ain’t Marching Anymore”

November 16, 2018 Paul Villers 0

This week saw the “celebrations” (?) or “commemorations” (?) of one hundred years since the end of the World War One. Obviously the big talking point was that Red Jez wore the wrong sort of coat […]

Pick of the Political Pops: Alice Cooper “Elected”

November 9, 2018 Paul Villers 0

So the mid-term elections have taken place in The US and to all appearances it might look like something of a draw. Of course its probably more nuanced than that but we did wonder how many […]