This recently discovered recording shows Delta Blues singer Spineless Neckbone at his very best at home with other musicians having a good time. Believed to have been recorded around 1935, Neckbone sings about a unusually self-aware crab who is more shellfish than you ever seen. The references in the songs would become song inspirations and pop-culture catch phrases for such entertainers as Suzanne Vega and The Rock nearly sixty years later. But there are good things, too. For instance, ghosts rarely haunt mobile homes.
Experts estimate that one out of every six mobile homes is haunted by a ghost, or perhaps a possum.
Now they're back to serve up a heapin' helpin' of country pride. Before you judge a man, you better walk a mile in his lack of shoes. Two years later, the Nodes rebelled against themselves and became accountants in the quiet suburbs of Akron, Ohio. This previously-unreleased track showcases them at their riotous peak. Selected Hilarity Selected Hilarity was one of the most influential comedy groups on the U.S. scene in the early nineties.