Arts and Entertainment

Hey, let's make it Kinks' Week. Send me your faves, the more off-the-radar screen, the better. Side One, Cut One of my fave Kinks album:

We close double entendre Week with the Who. "Mama's got a squeeze box, daddy never sleeps at night":

Bessie Smith needs 'a little sugar in my bowl'. Wonder what she means:

No double entendre week would be complete w/o 'Big 10-Inch Record':

Betcha didn't think I could come up with yet another household appliance double entendre. But I did, sorta. Not much subtlety to this one:

Why not continue with 'appliance-themed' double entendres for a second straight day?:

Nobody who saw Bonnie Raitt at the beginning of her career will ever forget this one. Safe to say that her muse did not stem from a high school creative…

It's double entendre week here at DL. Got some great ones picked out. But feel free to share yours. Here's a song that's no doubt about cows and butter:

The last song that Gram Parsons wrote and recorded before his death. To call it prescient would be an understatement:

From a Gram Parsons tribute album. Whiskeytown was a great roots group that featured Ryan Adams before he was Ryan Adams:

From Gram Parsons' first album, GP, from 1973.  Nobody had really heard of Emmylou Harris before this.  Together, they performed some of the greatest duets in the history of 'cosmic…

You might have thought that this was a power ballad.  Not in the hands of Gram and Emmylou. Written by Boudleaux Bryant: