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Random tunes to burn your weenies, burgers and buns by. “Early Morning Boogie” Slim's Jam Slim Gaillard (1946) Audio Player 00:00 00:00 Use Up/Down Arrow keys to increase or decrease volume. 1. “Early Morning Boogie” — Slim Gaillard (1946) 3:05 2. “My Good Pott” — Doc Pomus (1948) 2:43 3. “Lily Maebelle” — The Valentines (1955) 2:18 4. “Right Around The Corner” — THE 5 ROYALES (1956) 2:26 5. “The Closer You Are” — The Channels (1956) 3:06 6. “Potrzebie” — Alfred E. Neuman & His Furshlugginer Five (1959) 1:31 7. “Guarija Flute” — Tito Puente (1961) 3:18 8. “Blue Star” — The Shadows (1961) 2:48 9. “Funny” — Joe Hinton (1964) 3:06 10. “Show Stopper” — The Cashmeres (1965) 2:05 11. “Ever Again” — Bernie Williams (1969) 2:31 12. “Kometenmelodie 2” — Kraftwerk (1975) 5:31 13. “Cadillac Walk” — Moon Martin (1978) 3:10 14. “We Are Alive” — Key Frances (2007) 3:12 15. “Love Shock” — Sonny and his Wild Cows (2012) 2:01 16. “Funbar” — Deerpeople (2013) 3:56 17. “Emilio Estevez” — Officer Roseland (2017) 1:36 18. “She's Gone” — GA-20 (2021) 4:10 19. “I Can See Clearly Now” — Lachy Doley Group (2021) 8:33 20. “Timebomb” — Tommy J Stewart (2024) 4:42 Caveat: I do not own copyrights to these recordings and they are posted for entertainment purposes only.
insouciance Insouciance is a feeling of careless indifference. There's a certain amount of lightheartedness in insouciance, but rather than merely being cheerful, someone with insouciance truly couldn't care less. Insouciance has roots in the French in, meaning "not," and se soucier, meaning "to care," giving the English word its "uncaring" meaning. Insouciance can be a positive state — like the childlike insouciance you feel when you are watching cartoons instead of paying your bills. However, insouciance is not always so sunny. Young voters are often accused of treating the right to vote with insouciance, meaning they just can't be bothered.
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Old Nick Williams Bourbon review. The nose shows its youth initially but evolves considerably in the glass. At first, it’s punchy with alcohol and a bit of cereal-forward sharpness, but with air, the grains sweeten, becoming Graham cracker and straw. Dry woodshop notes and butterscotch pudding arrive in time, eventually giving way to lemon peel and cinnamon. The palate is thin and sweet with an easy, even heat. Notes of caramel sauce and honeyed cereals kick things off on the sweeter end of the spectrum, which intensifies into the mid-palate as a bit of green apple and Nilla wafers provide some welcome complexity. There’s a salty edge to this one that I can’t quite place, almost like saltwater taffy. It’s a bit confusing but helps to temper some of the sweetness heading into the finish, which sees fading notes of light brown sugar and toasted oak. Still young but showing promise. 92 proof.
