It's a miracle!

I posted a new album! ;) Also related...

I dig the font and signature. Simple, classy cover with a bit of edge.

The gang's all here. :)

Curtis Mayfield gets weird!

If you look at Curtis Mayfield's album covers in general, they're quite standard. Then there's Sweet Exorcist...

Before I saw the name, I thought 'prog?!' Nope. :p Looks like something Parliament or Funkadelic would do, though. Funky prog? Heh.

Almost normal!

I could post the title track, but let's hear some "Kung Fu" instead.

Family fun?

A little blurry. B'oh!

She looks like she's having fun.

Hamming it up. :)

Rainbow Lady

Made for the Quebec market, perhaps? Or just a French release in general?

Canada Day post?

Since it's Canada Day (which is supposed to be about commemorating the joining of several provinces to some blah blah whatever, but it's really just copying July 4th, I figure, just like they copied Thanksgiving, right...?), why not a Canada-centric post? Gotta find something really Canadian...

*searching*

Ok, here!

Ok, not the most fascinating subject, but certainly Canadian! ;) Nice simple, well-designed cover.

A sad note at the end about caller Ernie Levesque. And now I'm wondering if my old friend (and boss) Des, who himself was a caller for square and ballroom line dancing for decades, would've known of Ernie, but I can't ask him, as he died quite a few years ago himself. :/ I'll have to ask his wife sometime. I'm sure they met many people in the field over the years.

I wouldn't say that square dancing is really my thing, but there's no denying the skill and cooperation involved! When you so real pros doing it, it's almost as good as any other form of synchronized dancing and fun to watch. I'd even liken it to my favorite form of motorsport, rally racing, where the driver is the dancer and the co-driver is the caller. ;) When they're really in sync, good things happen.