Category Archives: Kewel!

Because it is Christmas Day, I can think of only one tune that will do. Again, bagpipes. Again, from Miss Laura MacKensie. From all of us at RNS Blog. We Wish You A Merry Christmas / Ding Dong Merrily On High Celebrate … Continue reading →

A number of folks have asked me where I’m getting all this tunage from. I hate to say it, but the first few came from those goofy music samples in the displays at shipping centers. You have to choose carefully … Continue reading →

Hello and Merry Christmas, everyone! Professor Booty here, just wanting to pass along a message of goodwill towards men (and women, of course) and show you how the folks at the Occidental Tush Institute are spending the days of late. Miss … Continue reading →

How about a little dance music today. A Bourree is a dance. St. Nicolas will be stopping by in a couple days. So that means todays tunage is… Bourree de St. Nicolas Ol St. nick is a big guy and … Continue reading →

Hello everyone and a Merry Christmas to you all! Dr. Goodwin Brest here. I have asked the good Professor Booty to let me post a couple things today to make up for all the posting I had to do for him earlier … Continue reading →

I was originally thinking of posting this on Monday “The Day” itself, but I want a little wider exposure for it than that. Today’s tunage is sung in Irish gaelic and would be perfectly A-cappella if not for the minimalist … Continue reading →

Well, seeing as how I forgot to post any more tunage again this week, I will just be making everyday Christmas Music Day here at RNS, Tomorrow and both Saturday and Sunday will have their own tunage which I will … Continue reading →

My Grandpa was chief machinist for one of the Bay Area refineries. He’d have loved this…. Mike Sirois over at On Target Technologies seems to have made quite the name for himself with his custom barrels for the T/C Contender … Continue reading →

Via Drudge, this is fantastic news. My father-in-law died from Type II diabetes a few years ago, and my mother-in-law’s in a wheelchair because of it. In both cases, it started as soon as they stopped working in the fields. … Continue reading →