SPEND MORE TIME WITH THE FAMILY

Let's indulge in a little political tea-leaf reading here.

This afternoon there was a news release from the Ben Ray Lujan campaign announcing an election night "celebration" at Hotel Santa Fe.

About the same time, Don Wiviott's campaigns e-mailed a release saying Wiviott's election night plans consisted of "private time with family.” Later there was an e-mail that Wiviott would make himself available to reporters after the results were announced. (Hate to be a cynic here, but in New Mexico that might mean three weeks from now -- though I don't think Wiviott meant that.)

Both these guys have hired consultants who do polling for them.

Not making any predictions here, but which one sounds like he might think he's going to win?

R.I.P. BO DIDDLEY

He was the coolest.

Here's his Pitchfork obit.

As I noted about a year ago when Bo had his stroke, this photo was taken back in 1985 by Barbaraellen Koch in the lobby of the mayor's office in Santa Fe. Mayor Louis Montano made him an honorary Santa Fean. I interviewed Bo for the Albuquerque Journal to preview a show at Club West. We talked about his years in the state during the 1970s. For awhile he was a member of the Valencia County Sheriff's Reserves and actually arrested a drunk driver, who, Deputy Diddley said, had mouthed off to him.

Tune in Terrell's Sound World Sunday for a decent tribute.

Enjoy some YouTubes below.

THAT'S A LOT OF CINNAMON ROLLS!

Here's some genuine Campaign 2008 trivia:

Joe Monahan today notes that Steve Pearce was campaigning Sunday at one of my old student ghetto haunts, The Frontier Restaurant in Albuquerque.

Joe notes that despite being in "the heart of liberalism," The Frontier is own by Republicans.

That's true. But they're Republicans who, according to Open Secrets.org, are among Heather Wilson's top contributors. People who list The Frontier as their employer have kicked in $9,200 to Wilson's Senate campaign, making the restaurant one of her top five sources of campaign money.

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Here's a link to the Sunday story by Kate Nash and me, whuich tried to sum up the CD 3 and U.S. Senate races: CLICK HERE

TERRELL'S SOUND WORLD PLAYLIST

Sunday, June 1, 2008
KSFR, Santa Fe, N.M.
10 p.m. to midnight Sundays Mountain Time
Host: Steve Terrell
Webcasting!
email me during the show! terrell@ksfr.org

OPENING THEME: Let it Out (Let it All Hang Out) by The Hombres
Human Being by The New York Dolls
Treat Her Right by Los Straitjackets with Mark Lindsay
I'm in With the Out Crowd by Sam the Sham & The Pharoahs
QB by The Fuzzy Set
Espanto del Futuro by Man or Astroman?
James Bond Theme by John Zorn
Double-O-Bum by Gas Huffer
Mi Sangre Prisonera by Los Tigres del Norte
What's Behind the Mask? by The Cramps
Viva Del Santo by Southern Culture on the Skids

Boss Dance by Jerry Cole & His Spacemen
Scalped by Dick Dale
Hey Sugarfoot by The Astronauts
Swamp Witch by Deadbolt
Bad Girl by Detroit Cobras
Dick Shake by Juke Joint Pimps
Shake Your Hips by Slim Harpo
Polka Chicana by Eddie Dimas

Thunderbird by The Casual-Aires
Johnny's Jive by Johnny Little John & Guitar
Hey Girl by John & Jackie
Cold Slaw by Tommy Smith Jr. Trio
Cave Man Love by Spaceman & The Rockets
Peter Gun Twist by The Jesters
Pretty Lord Sundance Part 1 by Lord Sundance
Topless A Go Go by The Rockets Combo
Take it Off by The Genteels
Kaput by Sam & The Saxtones
The Jungle by Diablito
Drunken Guitar by The Lushes

Clipped Wings by Dengue Fever
Biting Game by Sinn Sisamouth
Telephone Call from Istabul by The Red Elvises
Moonland by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
Smooth Jazz by Evangelista
The Bunker by Beirut
I Just Want You to Hurt Like I Do by Randy Newman
CLOSING THEME: Over the Rainbow by Jerry Lee Lewis

KSFR: CHANGE YOUR CAR RADIO PRESETS

For the past several months KSFR has been simulcasting at both 90.7 FM and 101.1 FM. It looks like we'll be loosing 90.7 FM before the end of the month.

Here's the word from the Mgt at KSFR.

KSFR -- Santa Fe Public Radio's new permanent home is at 101.1 FM on the dial. In just a few weeks, you will no longer hear us on 90.7. We are now working to maximize the 101 signal before the change over, and hope to keep signal problems to a minimum at our new location. Change your car radio button now to 101.1. We want you to continue to enjoy YOUR Public Radio without interruption in the coming weeks.