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Nice, James. And I hate onions too.
I love onions. I put them on everything. My wife never liked onions but now will eat them so we have to buy more. I was wondering why the onions were disappearing so fast.
So I started watching the show “Pistol” on Hulu, which is about The Sex Pistols. If you catch it and you’re tempted to stop watching, make sure you watch the beginning of the 2nd episode (for reasons that will become very obvious). Anyway, there was a song played during the end credits of episode 1 that I’d never heard before. It’s from 1964 and was a worldwide hit by Jamaican artist Millie Small.
The song has an interesting history and I found out it was a cover of a 1956 song by Barbie Gaye who had an amazing voice for a 16 year old. It reminded me of Ronnie Spector. Phil Spector would have made Barbie Gaye a superstar.
I searched YouTube for more music by Millie Small and found a cover of one of my very favorite songs “Bring it on home to me” by Sam Cooke (my favorite version is by The Animals).
I love it when I go web surfing and find stuff like this.
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