#the shaggs

[duffertube]

The Shaggs - Philosophy of the World (1969)

1. Philosophy of the World

2. That Little Sports Car

3. Who Are Parents

4. My Pal Foot Foot

5. My Companion

6. I’m So Happy When You’re Near

7. Things I Wonder

8. Sweet Thing

9. It’s Halloween

10. Why Do I Feel?

11. What Should I Do?

12. We Have a Savior

Source: Internet Archive

[grocerystorephobic]

I was looking for something unrelated and stumbled upon these printmaking pieces from 2019, which I never posted, despite being far and away some of the best stuff I've ever done.

The theme was outsider musicians. In order: The Legendary Stardust Cowboy, The Children of Sunshine (and Langley Schools Music Project), The Shaggs, and Connie Converse.

[mudwerks]

(via ▶︎ Shaggs' Own Thing (Vocal Version) | The Shaggs)

epic

[mrkaset]

Tribute to outsider art

I made this digital collage some months ago. I still like it, though I think I could have done a better job (I accidentally screwed up the quality of some of the pics I used, and they ended up looking blurry). Who knows, maybe I'll do a better vesion of this one day.

Anyways, here is featured art by: Henry Darger Ferdinand Cheval Leonard Knight Howard Finster Martín Ramírez Maria Prymachenko Daniel Johnston Madge Gill and Louis Wain Also featuring Ed Wood, and the band The Shaggs.

[sowhatifiliveinfukuoka]

The Shaggs

[billboard-hotties-tourney]

ROCKIN' RELATIONS MINI-TOURNEY - ROUND ONE

The Shaggs

The Everly Brothers

Voting ended onDec 17, 2025

Vote for the sibling band that you prefer!

The Shaggs (est. 1965) Siblings: "Dot" Wiggin - vocals and lead guitar; Betty Wiggin - vocals and rhythm guitar; Helen Wiggin - drums; Rachel Wiggin - bass guitar Songs: "My Pal Foot Foot;" "Philosophy of the World" Propaganda: none

The Everly Brothers (est. 1956) Siblings: Don Everly - vocals; Phil Everly - vocals Songs: "All I Have to Do Is Dream;" "Bye Bye Love" Propaganda: "Pioneering rock/country brothers who perfected close harmonies and had a lasting influence on the sounds of the 1960s and beyond" "Their close-harmony singing of country-tinged pop influenced everyone from the Beatles to the Bee Gees." "those harmonies.. wake up!"

Audio Propaganda for The Everly Brothers: 1

Visual Propaganda for The Everly Brothers:

[tko-rn]

do you listen to the shagg's (the people who made my pal foot foot)

they're cool i guess

i gave them a listen

i liked thier pink album

[spilladabalia]

The Shaggs. Photo by & © Geoffrey Weiss/ Light in the attic Press.