Canned Heat - Bob Hite
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Canned Heat - Bob Hite
Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette and Attorney General Alan Wilson will advance to a primary runoff.
Kevin Robillard at HuffPost:
Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) failed to advance in South Carolina’s gubernatorial primary on Tuesday, putting at least a temporary end to one of the strangest political careers in recent memory. Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette, who had the backing of President Donald Trump, and Attorney General Alan Wilson advanced to a primary runoff, with Mace placing fifth at the time the Associated Press called the race. The result was not a surprise — despite high name identification and a gift for gathering media attention, Mace had struggled in public polling for months. Mace was struggling throughout the state: She was not winning a single county, and was running fifth even in her home county of Charleston. Mace conceded the race on Tuesday night.
“This isn’t the end of the fight, but it is the end of a chapter,” Mace said. Mace first won office in 2020, and initially staked out a position as a moderate, harshly criticizing Trump for his actions around the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection and expressing comparatively liberal views on abortion and gay and transgender rights. But as time went on, Mace developed a reputation as a member known for alienating her staff and for focusing on national media attention.
She shifted dramatically to the right, especially on transgender rights — she introduced a resolution to bar transgender women from using the women’s restrooms in the capital following the election of Rep. Sarah McBride (D-Del.), and would use anti-trans slurs during hearings. She later participated in the dramatic ouster of former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, further alienating her from some of her colleagues. Her decision to wear a scarlet “A” on her chest during the drama — a reference to “The Scarlet Letter” — only drove home the perception she cared more about attention than governance. At the same time, Mace was a consistent advocate for victims of sexual assault. She was one of a handful of House Republicans to lead the charge to release the Epstein files, though this did not seem to put her on Trump’s enemies list in the same way it did for Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.)
Hateful anti-trans extremist Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) not only misses the runoff, but also finishes 5th in the South Carolina Gubernatorial primary on the GOP side.
She and fellow anti-trans extremist Riley Gaines have something in common: finishing in 5th place in something.
See Also:
The Guardian: Nancy Mace blames Epstein files backlash as she concedes in South Carolina governor’s race
Erin In The Morning (Erin Reed): Trans Congresswoman McBride Wishes Nancy Mace "Happy Pride" After Mace Finishes 5th In Primary
Daily Kos: Nancy Mace’s political career goes down the toilet
Primary Election Round Up: Published 6/9/26
These are a snap shot, not remotely all the results.
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Gary crashing his car👀
fact of the day: somewhere between 1992 and 1993, during the recording of the album "Jamboree" with the Frantic Flintstones, Gary Day crashed his car into an old lady's house in the country side whilst drunk driving. the people involved in the crash were Gary Day, Alan Wilson and Paul Hodges (of the Sharks), and Chuck Harvey and Rich Taylor (of the Frantic Flintstones). thankfully, not too much damage was done.
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Alan "Blind Owl" Wilson, Canned Heat, Vulcan May 1968
Canned Heat - Going Up the Country (1968) Henry Thomas / Alan Wilson from: "Living the Blues" (LP) "Going Up the Country" / "One Kind Favor" (US Single)
Blues | Blues Rock
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Personnel: Alan Wilson: Lead Vocals / Guitar / Harmonica Bob Hite: Backing Vocals Harvey Mandel: Lead Guitar Henry Vestine: Rhythm Guitar Larry Taylor: Bass Adolfo "Fito" de la Parra: Drums
Jim Horn: Flute Arrangement by Alan Wilson Produced by Canned Heat / Skip Taylor
Recorded: @ I.D. Sound Recorders in Hollywood, California USA 1968
Album Released: October, 1968 Single Released: on November 22, 1968 Liberty Records