Sunday, June 21, 2009

Mad Mad World Comics: It's Glow Time





















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The All-Knowing Head

Friday, June 12, 2009

Mad Mad World Comics: Tune Out





















The special "Big Switch" edition of Mad Mad World Comics!


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The All-Knowing Head

Tuesday, June 9, 2009

Random Lancaster Video: Everything I Got Belongs to You

Random Lancaster Video:
Lancaster, SC native Nina Mae McKinney belts it out in the 1932 short film "Pie Pie Blackbirds," accompanied by Eubie Blake's orchestra.



Click to watch Nina Mae do the Swanee Shuffle.
Find out more about Nina Mae McKinney in our Notable Folk post.

Monday, June 8, 2009

6/13/09 | Channel Cats @ The Flamingo

Channel Cats @ The Flamingo
with Lancaster's The Channel Cats
June 13, 2009 / 21 and up
6pm-10pm (after charity bike run)


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The Flamingo (Hwy 97 @ Beaver Creek Bridge)
3482 John G Richards Rd
Liberty Hill, SC 29074

Lancaster's "Hancock" Connection

Lancaster, SC native Todd Ray produced two tracks for the Hancock movie soundtrack. Will Smith was cast in the lead role of Hancock, a film released in 2008 about a hard-living superhero.

Hancock Soundtrack Credits for T-Ray:
• The 900 # (remixed: T-Ray)
• Feelin' U (produced: T-Ray)

Click here to read our Notable Folk post about Todd Ray.

Todd Ray (aka T-Ray) graduated from Lancaster High School in 1984. He has amassed a lengthy discography and is rumored to own the largest record collection on the West Coast. He now resides in Malibu, CA.

Sunday, June 7, 2009

Mad Mad World Comics: Bad Fish





















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The All-Knowing Head

Friday, June 5, 2009

Random Lancaster Photo: Forward Together























A mural by Columbia, SC artist Ralph Waldrop provides a backdrop to a small park on the corner of South Main and East Arch streets in downtown Lancaster, SC. The park was established in 1976 as a U. S. Bicentennial project. Local volunteers helped with the mural, which features actual Lancaster residents walking forward together.

Civil War Significance: In February of 1865, Union General Judson Kilpatrick made his headquarters on this site while occupying Lancaster during the War Between the States.


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Joe Hinson
 

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