New GRACK! “Round Dance”

Okay, it’s posted, and the title is “Round Dance.” Oh, I said that already. Well, here’s a quotation that only hints at what you’ll find.

I’d relocated a tape of a dramatic rock & roll album by Tonio K. called “Life in the Foodchain” that went absolutely nowhere in 1978, but once again it shook my world. As if often the case with artists, Mr. K. was 25 years ahead of his time with social protest songs like “The Funky Western Civilization,” a high-energy, heart-rendingly acidic dance number with lines like, “grab your partner by the hair, throw her down and leave her there.” Naturally I had to dance, and that’s when it hit me: my ancient ’50s rockabilly moves and the Indian two-step were essentially the same thing! The implications of this are mind-blowing.

While you’re at it, take a look at the *new* JHFarr.com. Slowly but surely …