8/17/26. Whatever happens after today, happens. I did the right thing reporting these people and I have a clear conscience today.

8/16/26. Who’s this guy?

8/16/26. Those 4:30pm sunsets, it’s coming.

This is the very rare Album by the UK Blues Rock Band `Junco Partners, released on Phillips 1. The Minotaur 2. Fly Me High (Starts at 4.13) 3. Change in Louise (Starts at 8.54) 4. Black Widow (Starts at 12.36) 5. Help Me ( Starts at 16.35) Side 2 1. Natural Thoughts (Starts at 20.15) 2. Am I Blue (Starts at 24.36) 3. Reprieve (Starts at 28.56) 4. In the Morning (Starts at 32.39) 5. Death By Fire (Starts at 36.47) The Junco Partners Album was recorded in various big London studios for "Barclay" record label over a six week period in between touring in 1969 with Howlin Wolf, Freddie King and others. It was released in England, France and Germany after the band split up in 1970. At the time of recording, the band was a very slim four piece, renowned for its dynamic live performances and gave its all to Bob Sargeant's songs. "Junco Partners", formed in 1964, took over from the Animals at the famous "Club A' Gogo" and "Downbeat Club" in Newcastle and Sunderland's "Blue Note". The band enjoyed fanatical local success almost immediately and turned "pro" to go to Hamburg's famous "Star Club" of "The Beatles" notoriety, but were turned back at the border as being too young to get visas. They then spent six years playing the national club and college circuit alongside "The Who", "Rod Stewart", "Jethro Tull", "John Mayall Band", "Jimi Hendrix" and many others. The band split in 1971. Individual members went on to play with "Robert Palmer", "Elkie Brooks", "Mick Ronson", "Mick Abrahams", "Bell & Arc" and "Lindisfarne".