Bossa's Locker

I am Bossarocker, a musician based in Manchester, England. This is my scrapbook. Bossarocker isn't my performing name, it's just a username that stuck. Check out the real me here. Email me _uacct = "UA-3917034-1"; urchinTracker();

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This is Brilliant!

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Somehow this is still going around

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@tonimclellan Cuppy as 12.

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OH. MY. GOD.

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Lou and the Llamas - Look Up

Live at Duke of Uke, 8.11.15

(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JDjEUmw30HI)

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Loooooook! CDs! With original artwork by Laurie Pink.

Find out more, listen and buy at http://www.louandthellamas.co.uk/

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OUT NOW!

Listen/purchase: The Wonky EP by Lou and the Llamas

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I don’t want to say that this is the best footwear purchase of my life… But this is the best footwear purchase of my life. #llama

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Lou and the Llamas merch ideas?

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The Wonky EP by Lou and the Llamas - coming 1st June

It’s true – we finally recorded our debut EP! We did it in the stunning surroundings of St Mark’s church in Levenshulme and we were joined on drums by the amazing Phil Howley – read more about it and see the photos on our shiny new website.

It is currently being pressed and will be available to buy on CD and download from 1st June. We are doing a very limited run of the CD so if you want one, don’t hang about.

We are officially launching The Wonky EP on Saturday 6th June at the Klondyke in Levenshulme, Manchester. Phil Howley will be joining us once again on drums so it proves to be very special. Hope to see you there!

Artwork by Laurie Pink

Lou and the Llamas website

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Visit Original Link

Lemon Nash - Brownskin, Come and Go With Me

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We Must All Have Another!

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Housewives' Choice

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(via Lee Morse & Ukulele Ike: Pathé Ad (1925) | 78-RPM RECORDS, CYLINDER RECORDS & PHONOGRAPHS)

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Lee Morse in 'A Million Me's' (Paramount -1930)

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Mound City Blue Blowers - St. Louis Blues (1929) via harryoakley.

(via Great Moments In Kazoo History)

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(via Picture of the Day: The 1920s Selfie «TwistedSifter)

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Lou and the Llamas - All The Boys Video by Jamie Hyde and Bex Munton.

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Duke Ellington - Blood Count (Billy Strayhorn) (by sofullyours)