It’s not the cover of the Rolling Stone, but I want to be Freshly Pressed

Brome Hill

It worked in 1973 for Dr. Hoook & the Medicine Show.

The 1970s American band landed on the cover of the March 29, 1973 Rolling Stone after it pleaded its case in a satirical song that reached No. 6 on the U.S. pop charts.  The song was written by poet Shel Silverstein, who may be better known for this.

But if the band’s members were blogging today, they would probably record something like «Freshly Pressed by WordPress.»

For those who don’t know, Freshly Pressed is a feature that WordPress uses to feature about 10 new blog posts each weekday. According to WordPress, these posts represent how its blogging service can be used to entertain, enlighten or inspire.

And if you are an out-of-work newspaper guy who is blogging until you find a respectable way to make a living, catching the attention of Freshly Pressed would represent a big…

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