HUMANOID BOOGIE (KIM'S BODY CRISIS)

I picked Jane up after the ACTs yesterday and we drove to Barnes & Noble, as we do almost every week, to buy some magazines for fun.  I picked up the new Mojo, we passed on Hello! (the English royal family’s pretend love of animals when they’re continually involved in the most horrendous and decadent types of bloodsport will some day reap its just deserts, I hope), but were unable to resist OK! and inTouch, whose covers are featured here.

Somewhere between birth and the present, I seem to have lost the plot.  If anyone can point me in the right direction, I would be very grateful.

The Kinks: Now And Then (Link)

Bonzo Dog Band: Humanoid Boogie (Link)

My Beatle -- A Moment Of Truth From The Life Of George Harrison

        "But Harrison's disquiet wasn't just about songs barred from The White Album:  there was the omnipresence of Yoko Ono.  Rolling Stone writer/Apple insider David Dalton recalls an incident in the studio where George was 'wailing on his Gretsch, happy as a clam, and Yoko began wailing along.' George threw his guitar on the ground and stormed out. 'I hear Eric isn't doing much these days,' a nonplussed Lennon said to McCartney."

Yoko Ono: "Don't Worry, Kyoko (Mummy's Only Looking For Her Hand In The Snow" (Link)

Text excerpted from "Cry For A Shadow" by Michael Simmons, Mojo, November 2011 

Top George Harrison portrait by Richard Avedon, 1967