From the planet’s other side (Australia), comes this Show Us Your Titty Bingo photo from our friend, ERK (Eric).

We first encountered ERK while listening to him interview London based pod/broadcaster, Justin Wayne. We sent over a couple Bingo tunes to ERK, and he found himself  “giggling like a 14 year old schoolboy”.  Not because we’re comedians, but because he loves saying “Titty Bingo” on air. Since that time,  Bingo music appears often on ERK’s podcasts (most recently on Erk FM 111).

While Erk heads up a media mini empire, he lives his life long dream of driving trains around Sydney. We’ve listened to Erk at work through one of his podcasts.

Speaking of life long dreams, Erk’s also dipping his toes into the literary world with his tome, A Moment In Time. Erk’s site describes the book: “It is set in modern day Sydney and looks at the lives of various working women. They are all going about their respective lives and in one moment in time, there will be an incident that will see their roles combine. Their collective lives will change for ever.”

Thanks Erk for showing us your Titty Bingo!

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Part 2 of 13 Songs About Texas starts off rowdy with a song by a group of Californians known as the Flamin’ Groovies. By the way, here are the first 7 Songs About Texas.

I could sure go for a Shiner and a bowl of chili.

8. The Raconteurs – Headin’ For The Texas Border

9. Texas Tornados – Anybody Goin’ to San Antone?

10. Stevie Ray Vaughan – Texas Flood

11. Jimmie Rodgers – T For Texas

12. The Reverend Horton Heat – Livin’ On The Edge (Of Houston)

13. Johnny Copeland – Houston

How about a few suggestions for the next list?

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What could be better on Friday the 13th than 13 songs about Texas?

Well sure, holding a cold bottle of Shiner and eating BBQ would improve the situation, but hell, you can’t lick a computer screen, can you (don’t answer that)?

With more to follow in the future, here’s the first list of songs about Texas.

1. The Highwaymen – Texas

2. Billy Joe Shaver and Waylon Jennings – Heart of Texas

3. Lyle Lovett – That’s Right (You’re Not From Texas)

4. Marty Robbins – El Paso

5. Johnny Cash – Streets of Laredo

6. Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys – Home In San Antone

7. The Vaughan Brothers – Good Texan

Six more Texas songs later today. What are your favorite songs about Texas?

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Wondering about Larry Fulcher’s other six of 12 great bass players? In case you missed the first six, here’s a refresher.

• Jimmy Garrison–best known for his work with John Coltrane and Ornette Coleman. Here’s a clip of Garrison playing with the John Coltrane Quartet. ’nuff said.

• Marcus Miller–Miller has played with numerous greats including Miles Davis, Luther Vandross, and Elton John. Watch Run For Cover and dig Miller’s groove.

• Darryl Jones–plays with the Rolling Stones and has recorded with Madonna, Sting, and Peter Gabriel. Here’s a bass solo he does with the Rolling Stones project.

• Chuck Rainey–the list of with who Chuck Rainey has played is long. Let this video clip serve as a testament to his talent. Had to drop in this Rainey gem, too – Rock Steady by Aretha Franklin

• Ronnie Baker–played with MFSB and the Trammps.

• Any James Brown bassist–how about Fred Thomas, Bootsy Collins, or Ray Brundidge? Here’s Fred Thomas on Papa Don’t Take No Mess. Bootsy Collins drives SexMachine and  Bernard Odum breaks out in a Cold Sweat?

Who would you add to this list of great bass players?

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Every once in awhile, a video pops up on YouTube which needs to be posted here.

In this case, the mid 80′s video clip features Derek O’Brien, in a supporting role, with none other than blues giant Otis Rush (an artist Titty Bingo loves to cover). Enjoy.

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