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Tuesday 17 September 2024

Washington Bullets

 



"I'm a bit stuck for inspiration" I said to Mrs CC followed by " I'm going out to bring in the washing"

That's it I thought Washing Songs! However the only one  I could come up with was Washing Line by The Hanging Stars.

However there were enough Washingtons for two posts so here goes with Part 1

The first one to raise his head over the parapet was Gino Washington with the Ram Jam Band and the song I've Been Hurt.

Next was the great Jazz/Blues singer Dina Washington with Rich Man's Blues.

Ella  is followed by Jerry Washington with Right Here is Where You Belong from Dave Godin's Deep Soul Treasures Volume 5 

Washington as a band name? Yes we can do that too courtesy of  Glasgow Indie Rock band Washington Irving with a cover of Hot Chip's Boy From School.

Who is the most Presidential?

More Washington's to follow ...


The Hanging Stars - Washing Line

Geno Washington and the Ram Jam Band - I've Been Hurt

 Dina Washington - Rich Man Blues

Jerry Washington - Right Here Is Where You Belong

Washington Irving - Boy From School (Hot Chip Cover)

6 comments:

  1. I may need to reserve judgement until we have heard from the other candidates. Will Walter 'Wolfman' Washington be among them? If not I can provide the necessary bona fides.

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  2. Of course the Jerry Washington is far and away the best of the tracks today, Tremendous stuff, "the best remedy for the blues". Toptastic.

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  3. I assume Dinah Washington will feature in Part 2. Washington Bullets is the original name of our local pro basketball team. They were originally the Baltimore Bullets, and kept the no-longer-alliterative name when they moved 40 miles south to Washington in the 1970s. They were renamed the Wizards in the 1990s, when people belatedly realized that "Bullets" is a stupid name for a sports team.
    -- Marc, from just outside Washington DC

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  4. The Train from Washington - Gil Scott Heron? Or indeed Washington DC

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