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Plant of the Day
Thursday 5 September 2024
In the crushed, compacted stone on the edge of a car park Pilosella aurantiaca (fox and cubs, Flora's paintbrush, golden mouse ear, orange-flowered hawkweed, red daisy, devil's paintbrush) was thriving. This hairy herbaceous perennial spreads by stolons to form clumps of leaves and has widely naturalised in Britain. The flowers are popular with bees for nectar and pollen.
Jill Raggett
A Red Daisy
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Song Review: Billy Strings - “Red Daisy” (“Kimmel”)
Billy Strings and his band pulled a fast one on the late-night-television-viewing public.
A group of jeans-and-T-shirt-wearing, jam-happy pickers, guitarist Stings, banjoist Billy Failing, bassist Royal Masat and mandolinist Jarrod Walker donned uncharacteristic cowboy hats and slick western suits to perform a less-than-three-minute version of “Red Daisy” on the Oct. 25 broadcast of “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” and thus perpetuated a mythical image across all of TV Land.
They also established their bluegrass bonafides with this high-test performance of the Renewal track. But anyone who picks up one of Strings’ LPs or attends a show based on this performance is in for one hell of a shock.
It’s good to know there are still Pranksters in music’s midst.
Grade card: Billy Strings - “Red Daisy” (“Kimmel”) - A
10/26/21
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