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vinylrecordspleasures · 8 months
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Various – Rock Out Of This World Vol.1
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hollywoodlady · 2 months
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Rock Hudson, Tony Curtis and Robert Wagner, 1954.
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anneapocalypse · 6 days
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"I get annoyed having to explain obvious mechanics"
"you're either playing your job or sabotaging"
Some of you really need to learn to accept the fact that there will always be new players who don't know things and that this is not only okay but necessary for the game's survival.
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hooked-on-elvis · 4 months
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Elvis Presley at the Oakland Auditorium, CA, on June 3, 1956.⚡ He performed 2 shows there, at 3:00 pm and 8:00 pm.
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Above: Elvis escorted by Oakland Police into the Oakland Auditorium on June 3, 1956. Photo by Arthur Mensor.
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Above, fan club president Sandra McCune and fans at Elvis Presley show at the Oakland Auditorium, CA on Sunday, June 3, 1956
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On the next 3 pictures below: Backstage at the Oakland Auditorium in Oakland, California on Sunday, June 3, 1956. Photographed by Robert Stinnett.
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More backstage photos the same day (the next one is one of my favorites ever):
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Elvis kisses fan Nina Carson on the cheek and got kissed back. Backstage at the Oakland Auditorium in Okland, CA. June 3, 1956.
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devilsrecreation · 2 months
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Outlander drawing prompts I got from Wannadraw
- Jasiri gardening
or as Deadpool
or as a model
- Madoa as a warlock
or as a popstar
or steampunk
- Janja drawing a picture of himself
or chibi style
or as a popstar
- Chungu as an evil queen (king)
or wearing an outfit made of flowers
or as an artificer
- Cheezi made of cheese (hehe…CHEESE-i)
or playing with fireworks
or skydiving
- Nne riding a dragon into combat (a komodo dragon lol)
as a demon
or as a puppet
- Tano adopting 50+ cats (bonus if they’re all disney cats)
or dancing in a music video
or as a bard
- Mzingo chibi style
or as a cowboy
or if he was one of the mean girls
- Mwoga as a lego character
or going to prom
or as a ranger
- Reirei as a bard
or rocking a ballgown
or at the Olympics
- Goigoi going to highschool (new au??)
or on Valentine’s Day
or traveling the desert
- Dogo if he was a disney prince
or sporting a giant anime sword
or as a superhero (SUPER JACKAL)
- Kiburi wearing 50’s clothing
or dressed like Nicki Minaj (WHEEZE)
or gardening
- Tamka as a model
or drawn in hayao miyazaki’s style
or on Valentine’s Day
- Nduli as a barbarian
or flying on a magic carpet
or as a Mortal Combat character
- Neema as a rogue
or running from a bear
or surfing
- Shupavu as a llama
or as a druid
or as a character from your fav video game
- Njano as a plant person
or as a wizard
or stranded on an island
- Kenge as a druid
or as a pirate (PIRATE AU?????)
or made of cheese
- Sumu going to a Ren faire
or stranded on an island
or as a ballerina
- Ushari climbing a tree
or drop dead gorgeous
or wearing a bikini (ig as a human-)
Bonus: Vitani’s guard
- Vitani falling in love with an ice cream
- Shabaha as a warlock
- Kasi cooking
- Imara in Lady Gaga’s clothes (bonus if she wears her meat dress)
- Tazama as a character from your favorite video game
Double bonus: Makuu and Hodari
- Makuu if he was two inches tall
or in a Halloween costume
or as an angel
- Hodari at comicon
or as a paladin
or wearing an outfit made of flowers
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thehorrorkid17 · 11 months
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An appreciation moodboard for buddy holly
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oopsl · 7 months
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Born In The USA by Bruce Springsteen, 1984
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bayareabadboy · 1 month
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Born 100 years ago, Cordell Jackson was an American guitarist thought to be the first woman to produce, engineer, arrange and promote music on her own rock and roll music label.
Jackson founded the Moon Records label in Memphis in 1956. Unable to break into the Sun label's stable of male artists, she received the advice and assistance of RCA Records' Chet Atkins in forming this new label to release her music. She began releasing and promoting on the label singles she recorded in her studio.
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rotzaprachim · 9 months
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As a staunch lover of that style of music I found Daisy jones and the six in both book and show form sooooo disappointing
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randomvarious · 8 hours
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Today's compilation:
Baby Boomer Classics: Heart & Soul Fifties 1985/1988 R&B / Rock & Roll
Folks, I gotta say, for how short this release is—13 songs that amount to only about half an hour—this might be the most potent 50s comp that I've ever come across in my many years of collecting. See, there's plenty of nostalgic comps out there that just slap together a bunch of chart-busters and then call it a day without giving much of any thought to how much juice any of the selections may still actually have, but when the California-based JCI label put this dispatch from their Baby Boomer Classics series together in 1985, and then re-released it again in 1988 with a replacement of Wilbert Harrison's terrifically catchy R&B classic, "Kansas City," with Joe Turner's "Corinne, Corrina," they seemed to be far more concerned with how good the actual songs still sounded rather than with how well they charted back in the day.
And to be clear, most of these songs still did chart very well themselves anyway, but do you know how many big hits there were in the 50s that don't really sound that great anymore? A whole lot. And JCI didn't end up picking any of those for this album; these selections that they made almost four whole decades ago are still really no worse for wear than they were when they first came out. And that's pretty remarkable, given how much music from the 50s really doesn't quite strike like it used to anymore.
Now, if you already know your oldies like the back of your own hand, you're probably not gonna find much utility in this album, because even though there's no real lackluster filler in this small set, you're likely to be very familiar with these tunes already. But if you're someone who's never really been exposed to much in the way of great 50s music before, I really cannot recommend this album enough as your starter pack. You've got probably my favorite 50s hit of all time on this thing in Lloyd Price's "Stagger Lee"—a song so good that it legitimately has the capacity to turn me misty-eyed, even though I was born long after the 50s and have no personal nostalgic attachment to it whatsoever—as well as one of the greatest pieces of loud and dynamic group doo wop that's ever been recorded too: The Silhouettes' "Get a Job." And on top of that is Little Richard's "Lucille," plus Smiley Lewis' "I Hear You Knocking," which Little Richard would go on to cover himself too, as well as Welshman Dave Edmunds, who would deliver a great blues-rock version of it in 1970 🤘.
But, as seems to be a feature and not a bug with this Baby Boomer Classics series at this point, another one of the best songs on this record, which also happens to be probably its most obscure selection too, is a tune that's not actually from the 50s: Bobby Bland's "Turn On Your Love Light," which came out in 1961. While the rest of the songs on this album were big top-ten or top-twenty hits, this one only made it to #28 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart; so when it comes to this oldies comp wing of the music industry, this is not a tune that you're gonna come across very often. But it's a total gem, with a sweet and uptempo, shuffling drumbeat that's made to bolster Bobby Bland's own soulful voice that hits some really satisfying points of throaty gravelliness throughout 🥹.
I'm really in awe over how well JCI managed to nail this one. An assorted cream of the 50s crop right here in just 13 songs. Not an easy thing to pull off, but these are some really stellar choices 👍.
Highlights:
Wilbert Harrison - "Kansas City" Thurston Harris - "Little Bitty Pretty One" Bobby Bland - "Turn On Your Love Light" Little Richard - "Lucille" The Silhouettes - "Get a Job" Clyde McPhatter - "Lover Please" Smiley Lewis - "I Hear You Knocking" Lloyd Price - "Stagger Lee"
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avida-heidia-5 · 1 month
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My primary school teacher loves Elvis Presley, and on the 25th June three years ago, she asked me to draw him for her. So I did.
I chose to draw him in one of his famous looks of the 50’s for the film Jailhouse Rock (1957). 🚨🎸
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Looking back, I’m not entirely pleased with how I drew his face. If I were to do this again, I’d definitely change it. The way his eyes close looks weird to me too. His lashes are too long! I’d also make his hair a lot bigger and more like…you know…like Elvis! I do, however, like how his clothes came out and the way I coloured them in. I’m still impressed with how I managed to accurately replicate the crease and shine of his shoes. Overall, I think I did okay.
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hollywoodlady · 1 year
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Rock Hudson grins as he's mobbed by throngs of admiring fans after the premiere of Universal-International's 'Captain Lightfoot' in Chicago, 1955.
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love-islike-abomb · 4 months
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hooked-on-elvis · 4 months
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The Blue Moon Boys ♥ Bill Black (bass), D.J. Fontana (drums) and Scotty Moore (guitar) backstage in Omaha, NE - May 20, 1956 | Photo © J. Kent.
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