Ahoy thar matey

No AI or fakes here! Everything you hear is recorded by real musicians. The video footage is 100% authentic from the 1960s Mexican TV show Discotheque Orfeón a Go-Go. We chose it intentionally because the song is about a Mexican girl named Lupe, and we wanted to capture that genuine 60s energy.

"Day By Day" ~ Godspell (1973)

Set Of Six was a Granada production that showcased a band ""from the world of modern music"" live in front of a studio audience. Pentangle's performance on the show includes a selection of songs from their 1972 album ""Solomon's Seal"", which was the last release featuring the original line-up.

Trumpet: Donald Byrd Electric Bass: Chuck Rainey Drums: Harvey Mason Piano/Electric Piano: Jerry Peters Guitar: David T. Walker Flute: Roger Glenn Congas/Bongos: King Errisson

An obscure group from Morris Plains, NJ. This was their only record. (it's rare and hard to find) . . . . Both sides with an eerie, hypnotic, psychedelic sound. "Death Bells At Dawn" has been compiled on a few comps including 'Brain Shadows' and 'Sixties Rebellion - Volume 11' but the equally memorable "Light Rain" has never appeared on any compilation.

Toonces the Cat Revenge - Saturday Night Live

Serpent of the Nile - Julie Newmar - Dance

This wish doesn't seem the least bit unreasonable to me

The last century of this lone stone hulk's 65 million years has brought some changes - and that staircase running up its side like stitches on a baseball is just one of them. Visitors who climb 700-plus steps to the top of El Peñón de Guatapé are rewarded with a view over the flooded valley below, a tangle of countless inlets, straits, and bays that came about in the 1970s when a hydroelectric dam was built. Forced to higher ground, the nearby towns of Guatapé and El Peñol soon developed a rocky rivalry: On the other side of the rock, a prominent graffito seeming to read 'GI' remains after a Guatapé denizen attempted to brand it for his hometown—only for El Peñol residents to stop him before he finished writing the 'U.'

A little bird who wants to stay close to his owner

Found and identified

Sometimes you just need a good back scratching

Sophie Turner adopted the dog that played Lady in Game of Thrones After Lady's storyline ended in Season 1, Turner adopted Zunni, the Northern Inuit dog that played her beloved companion on the show, and has cared for her ever since.