#joe lewis elvis

[joelewiselvis-blog]

#joe lewis elvis #elvis the king #elvis fans #elvis presley #elvis music #elvis the pelvis #70s elvis #elvis history #tributo #elvis tribute artist #artista

[darrysfav]

50s-60s songs that remind me of the outsiders characters

Ponyboy Curtis

House Of The Rising Sun - The Animals

For What It’s Worth - Buffalo Springfield

Sherry - Frank Valli & The Four Seasons

The End of the World - Skeeter Davis

Sodapop Curtis

If I Can Dream - Elvis Presley

I Only Have Eyes for You - The Flamingos

Somethin’ Stupid - Frank Sinatra , Nancy Sinatra

Ain’t That A Shame - Fats Domino

Darry Curtis

Proud Mary - Creedence Clearwater Revival

A Change Is Gonna Come - Sam Cooke

A Well Respected Man - The Kinks

Sixteen Tons - Tennessee Ernie Ford

Two - Bit Matthew’s

A Boy Named Sue - Johnny Cash

Born To Be Wild - Steppenwolf

I Get Around - The Beach Boys

Wild One - Jerry Lee Lewis

Steve Randle

Ramble On - Led Zeppelin

Folsom Prison Blues - Johnny Cash

I’m A Man - Bo Diddley

Reet Petite - Jackie Wilson

Johnny Cade

For What’s Worth - Buffalo Springfield

House Of The Rising Sun - The Animals

The Weight - The Band

Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood - The Animals

Dallas Winston

Sympathy For The Devil - The Rolling Stones

Voodoo Child - Jimi Hendrix

In the Ghetto - Elvis Presley

Hey Joe - Jimi Hendrix

Cherry Valance

Everybody Loves Somebody - Dean Martin

Sherry - Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons

Strangers In The Night - Frank Sinatra

You Don’t Own Me - Lesley Gore

A/N - This shit was so stressful 😭😭 but I think this pretty good 👍🏼

#the outsiders 1983 #darry curtis #ponyboy curtis #dallas winston #the outsiders headcanons #two bit mathews #sodapop curtis #steve randle #the outsiders imagines #johnny cade

[blueberry-ovaries]

WHAT SONG ARE THEY?:

these are the songs i associate with the BoB men > this is just general songs from any genre and band

Dick Winters: Viva La Vida - Coldplay

‘Just a puppet on a lonely string - Oh who would ever want to be king’

Lewis Nixon: Kiwi - Harry Styles

‘She worked her way through a cheap pack of cigarettes - Hard liquor mixed with a bit of intellect’

Carwood Lipton: The Chain - Fleetwood Mac

‘And if you don’t love me now - You will never love me again - I can still hear you saying - We will never break the chain’

Ronald Spiers: Teeth - 5 seconds of summer

‘Fight so dirty but your love’s so sweet - Talk so pretty but your heart got teeth’

Harry Welsh: Budapest - George Ezra

‘My acres of a land, I have achieved - It may be hard for you to stop and believe - But for you (ooh), you (ooh)- I’d leave it all’

Joe Liebgott: Only Angel - Harry Styles

‘Broke a finger knocking on your bedroom door - I got splinters in my knuckles crawling cross the floor’

Joe Toye: Thunderstruck -AC/DC

‘Ain’t got no gun, ain’t got no knife - Don’t you start no fight - ‘Cause im T.N.T. Im dynamite - T.N.T. and i’ll win the fight’

Bill Guarnere: Breakin’ Dishes - Rhianna

‘I’m kickin’ ass, i’m taking names, i’m on flame, don’t come home babe - I’m breaking dishes up in here, all night’

George Luz: Bad Omens - 5 seconds of summer

‘I cried in your dark brown eyes for the thousandth time - ‘cause you love somebody - I died when you left that night for the thousandth time - ‘Cause you love somebody

Skip Muck: Youngblood - 5 seconds of summer

‘Remember the words you told me - Love me ‘til the day i die - Surrender my everything ‘cause you made me believe you’re mine’

Don Malarkey: The Archer - Taylor Swift

‘Screaming, who could ever leave me, darling? But who could stay - ‘Cause they see right through me, they see right through me’

Frank Perconte: Treasure - Bruno Mars

‘Honey, you’re my golden star - You know you can make my wish come true -If you let me treasure you’

Babe Heffron: Angel of Small Death and the Codine Scene - Hozier

‘With her sweetened breath and her tongue so mean - She’s the angel of small death and the codine scene - With her straw blonde hair - her arms hard and lean - she’s the angel of small death and the codine scene’

Bull Randleman: Enter Sandman - Metallica

‘Til the sandman, he comes - Sleep with one eye open - Gripping your pillow tight - Exit light, Enter night’

Skinny Sisk: Little Less Conversation - Elvis

‘All this aggravation ain’t satisfactioning me - A little more bite and a little less bark - A little less fight and a little more spark’

David Webster: No Shame - 5 seconds of summer

‘Love is fatal - Won’t you give it a chance? - Centre of attention - Don’t you ask me any questions’

Shifty Powers: Learn to Fly - Foo Fighters

‘Now, i’m lookin’ to the sky to save me - Lookin’ for a sign of life - Lookin’ for something to help me burn out bright’

Johnny Martin: Custer - Slipknot

‘These days I never seem to get enough- I’m tired of this shit, I want to go home - Don’t waste my fucking time’

Chuck Grant: Piano Man - Billy Joel

‘He says ‘son can you play me a memory - I’m not really sure how it goes - But it’s sad and it’s sweet and i knew it complete - When i wore a younger man’s clothes’’

Floyd Talbert: Ride - Sir Mix-A-Lot

‘Call me a jockey - ‘Cause i’m ridin’ them skirts and i talk real cocky’

Eugene Roe: Young and Beautiful - Lana Del Ray

‘Dear lord when i get to heaven, please let me bring my man - When he comes tell me that you’ll let him in’

Pat Christensen: Someone New - Hozier

‘Honey there is no right way - And so i fall in love just a little ol’ little bit - Every day with someone new’

Buck Compton: Iris - The Goo Goo Dolls

‘Yeah you bleed just to know you’re alive - And i don’t want the world to see me- ‘Cause i don’t think that they’d understand’

#band of brothers #babe heffron #bandofbrothers #ronald speirs #dick winters #hbowar #george luz #donald malarkey #band of brothers #eugene roe #madsrambles #bluerambles

[elvis1970s]

Presley’s Center Courts was a failed business arrangement that Elvis became embroiled in during 1976. There seem to be many conflicting versions of this story, and no one comes out of it particularly well.

The plan was for a nationwide chain of branded, upmarket racquetball and spa facilities, Presley’s Center Courts, for which Elvis would lend his name and in return receive 25 per cent of the company. Elvis was assured it was a risk-free commitment and a good long term prospect, requiring no cash investment on his part. Elvis might have seen this as a way to forge some business and financial independence from Colonel Parker. The driving force behind the project was a local Memphis property developer and businessman, Mike McMahon, along with Dr Nichopoulos and Joe Esposito.

According to Elvis biographer Peter Guralnick;

"…They had broken ground on the Memphis and Nashville clubs in the middle of April (1976) …but then things started to go wrong, as McMahon claimed that Elvis had to put up money for a buyout of the leases on the two buildings currently under construction, and when Elvis balked, informed him that by becoming 25 percent owner of the corporation, he was liable for 25 percent of its debts…"

Elvis then discovered that McMahon had been taking a salary and was funding a company car from the business account, despite assurances from Nichopoulos that no one would be taking anything out until the business showed a profit. Elvis appealed to Colonel Parker for help, but Parker reminded Elvis that he had been against the whole affair from the start, that a 25% stake in a company at no cost had always been too good to be true, and that it was too late for any kind of intervention.

Elvis took matters into his own hands. In a late night and not entirely coherent phone call to McMahon, with whom the relationship had to this point been cordial, Elvis let him have it, and even allegedly threatened to kill him. Nichopoulos mediated, telling McMahon not to worry and that irrational rage was a side effect of Elvis’ medication regime, and that Elvis would soon calm down. Nichopoulos wasn’t spared, himself the subject of a midnight call during which Elvis fired him and robustly expressed his disappointment at being taken advantage of.

Through his lawyers, Elvis subsequently withdrew his support for Presley’s Center Courts and instructed that his name be removed from the project. Following some legal manoeuvres, it appears that Elvis did pay some compensation to the racquetball company and loaned them around 40 000 dollars on top of 25 000 dollars damages, and the business continued without Elvis’ name until it folded in 1981. (The loan was apparently repaid promptly).

Nichopoulos was soon forgiven, as was Joe Esposito. The following year Elvis loaned a further 55 000 dollars to Nichopoulos, on top of an existing loan of 200 000 dollars, as the doctor was struggling with debt over a lavish new home. (As if Nichopoulos wasn't ethically compromised enough already).

According to the New York Times;

"...In 1980 Dr. Nichopoulos was indicted on 14 counts of overprescribing stimulants, depressants and painkillers for Presley, the singer Jerry Lee Lewis and several other patients. Two counts dealing with Presley accused Dr. Nichopoulos of “unlawfully, wilfully and feloniously” prescribing, in the months leading to Presley’s death, a cornucopia of narcotics, painkillers, depressants and appetite suppressants..."

Dr. Nichopoulos was acquitted of all charges, but in 1995 the Tennessee Board of Medical Examiners permanently suspended his medical license, stating that he had been overprescribing to numerous patients for years. He tried multiple times to have his medical licence reinstated through appeals, but failed. He died in 2016, aged 88.

(Sources: Careless Love: The Unmaking of Elvis Presley by Peter Guralnick, comments credited to Nichopoulos by YouTube channel ElvisistheMan, New York Times obituaries. Website of Heritage Auctions)

#elvis in the 70s #elvis history #memphis mafia #dr nick #elvis presley #elvis fans #elvis #memphis

[tearyeye-private-i]

Jerry Lee Lewis, c. July 1959. From JLL.org

Elvis Presley, Knickerbocker Hotel, Hollywood, August 18, 1956. From ElvisPresleyMusic.com.

[ 12 Days of Christmas 💕 5/12 ]

At the start of my research, I found all sorts of stories, I wasn’t sure were even true. Like, Elvis and Jerry Lee riding around on motorcycles, with no clothes on the streets of Memphis, in the middle of the night? No way – but as time passed, the story got brought up to him three times (from what I know). He had a consistent reaction, that has led me to believe it happened.

Though, the stories are subjective, so you can draw your own conclusion!

The first reference of the story:

“In a crowded basement meeting room at the posh Omni-Memphis Hotel, 20-some journalists are attempting, with difficulty, to grill the subject of the forthcoming film “Great Balls of Fire”

The discussion, which never quite seems to interconnect, has degenerated to a foreign-sounding report’s question about whether the film’s subject, Jerry Lee Lewis – rock music’s archetypal bad boy – ever motorbiked naked with Elvis Presley, his fellow Memphian an ultra-rival.

“Motorbike?” Lewis says, archly, dismissively.

“Nekkid? Me and Elvis Presley?” His eyes suddenly narrow, “how’d you know that?”

“It’s in Joe Smith’s book,” says a reporter.

“You can’t believe nothin’…” Lewis mutters, his voice trailing off. “Well, that was 3 o’clock in the morning,” he suddenly adds, prompting explosive laughter from the journalists. “It really was,” he goes on with a grain.

“There was nobody out then—except this one policeman on a horse, and he was doing his dead-level best to catch us. Now, that was a sight. If anybody woulda saw that, we never woulda sold no more records. That woulda been the end of that.” Pause, his eyes narrowing again. “How’d you know that?”

“It’s in Joe Smith’s book,” the reporter repeats.

“Who’s Joe Smith?”

“The head of Capitol Records. Used to be head of Elektra Records.”

“Well, that’s ridiculous. That’s not right. Do you believe that?”

“You just told us it happened at 3 o’clock in the morning,” the reported notes.

“I can’t believe people will believe anything you say.”

“Well, is it true?” Another reporter asks.

“Yes. It’s true.”

Welcome, folks to talking with the Killer, a 54-year-old rock king dethroned before his time – in fact, before his prime – by the 1958 disclosure of a mad marriage to his 13-year-old second cousin.

The scandal caused Lewis, a Bible college dropout, to fall from rock ‘n’ roll grace into comparative oblivion – made all the more bruising by the fact that he was arguably the most intense performer, and most brilliant self-taught pianist, to ever rattle music stages around the world.”

From “THE KILLER BLOWS SMOKE FOR ‘FIRE’” by Jack Hurst and Country music. Chicago Tribune, June 24, 1989.

The second reference is from the book the reporter mentioned, actually, it’s called “Buddy Holly: Biography” by Ellis Amburn. In it, Ellis wrote that record executive Joe Smith and Jerry Lee spoke on the plane, during Buddy Holly, along with Paul Anka’s tour to Australia. They’d been drinking when Jerry Lee “confessed,” which is the word Ellis used. That yes, indeed, he and Elvis went on a naked motorcycle ride at 2:30 AM in Memphis, in a young Jerry Lee’s own words; “only for thirty-five or forty seconds, ‘round the corner and back.”

The third reference was from “Jerry Lee Lewis: His Own Story” by Rick Bragg. When asked the same question, instead of brushing it off or saying it wasn’t true. Jerry Lee laughed and said he can’t say anything about that because “Elvis isn’t here to defend himself.”

So, while Jerry Lee was right that you can’t believe everything anyone says, that doesn’t mean there aren’t patterns. Maybe, he thought it was funny to lie. Maybe, it happened and so what? It’s just two bros cruising down the street at night, naked on motorbikes, 5 feet apart – ‘cause they’re not gay. 😋

Other important lessons are if you do happen to go motorbiking naked with your supposed arch nemesis, don’t get caught, and don’t tell anyone about it!

#Jerry Lee Lewis #He saw Elvis nekkid #Elvis Presley #He didn't know how to act #only around the corner #only #It's like he tryna convince himself #Sun//JLL #Sun//EP #Sun//Together #Story Time #//MyPosts #//Edits #JLL//50s #EP//50s

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[tfc2211]

Play ▶ Pine Sap (Christmas Music Mix, Various Artists)

Intro Santa Claus Is Coming to Town - The Ventures Boogie Woogie Santa Claus - Lionel Hampton & His Orchestra What Child Is This? - The Border Brass Winter Weather (Remix) - Joe Williams And Harry Sweets Edison Where Did My Snowman Go? - Molly Bee Too Fat for the Chimney - Gisele MacKenzie Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow - Les Brown & His Band of Renown Jingle Bells (Fattback Style) - Brother Yusef Christmas Time (PT.1) - Jimmy McCracklin The Little Drummer Boy - The Anita Kerr Singers All The Bells - The Bandana Splits Nuttin' for Christmas - The Fontane Sisters Snowy White Snow and Jingle Bells - Vaughn Monroe Jingle Bells - The Ramsey Lewis Trio Sleigh Bell Rock - Three Aces & A Joker Santa Won't Be Blue This Christmas - Jimmy Charles Jingle Bell Slide - Jack Scott Jingle Bell Imitations - Bobby Rydell & Chubby Checker Santa Claus Is Coming to Town - Betty Glamann Goose Fat - Dr. Rubberfunk If Santa Don't Bring You No Funk - Big Sugar feat. Wide Mouth Mason Jingle Bells - Thundersmack Merry Christmas - Al and the Vibrators Reggae Reggae Christmas - Boss Capone All I Want For Christmas Is You (Reggae Remix) - Mariah Carey Button Up Your Overcoat - Jonathan Stout and his Campus Five Santa Claus Is Back In Town - Elvis Presley Punching the Christmas Tree - James Kochalka Superstar I'll Be Home For Christmas - The Bandana Splits Blue Christmas - Joel Paterson Noël Blanc - Jacqueline François Jingle Boogie - Howard Carter Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas - Poncho Sanchez Brazillian Sleigh Bells - Ferrante And Teicher

#Christmas Music Compilation #Christmas Music

[infj-zen]

Voices in figure skating

Interviews with popular figure skaters

How well are you able to recognize similiarities in vocal qualities and speaking patterns between figure skaters of the same MBTI types who are talking about their athletics careers?

Another listening series for falling asleep and helping to cure insomnia

INFJ Karen | Evan | Pascal | Todd

ENFJ Lia | Rachael | Sasha | Anthony | Mervin | Igor

ISFJ Meryl | Satoko | Katia | Mitchell | Paul

ESFJ Isabeau | Jessica | Kaetlyn | Mirai | Alissa | Michelle | Surya | Sandra | Dylan | Scott | Todd

INTJ Bradie | Kaitlyn | Brooklee | Evan

ENTJ Piper | Kristi | Jeffrey

ISTJ Lindsay | Holly | Emily | Madison | Nancy

ESTJ Starr | Olivia | Ashley | Meagan | Polina | Maia | Kimmie | Tara | Yuka | Elvis

INFP Madison | Michal | Victor

ENFP Ashley | Allison | Nam | Joe | Brian

ISFP Christina | Mariah | Tessa | Ilia | Ye | Jason | Lewis | Jean-Luc | Nikolaj | Guillaume | Patrick | Charlie

ESFP Hannah | Amber | Kaitlin | Laurence | Kirsten | Oksana | Elizabeth | Camden | Roman | Jason | Zachary | Adam | Elladj | Asher | Emanuel | Kurt | Scott

INTP Oona | Vincent | Chris | Kevin

ENTP Karina | Tomoki | Christopher

ISTP Gabrielle | Jayne | Nathan

ESTP Madeline | Gracie | Gabriella | Debi | Zachary

#infj #enfj #isfj #esfj #intj #entj #istj #estj #infp #enfp #isfp #esfp #intp #entp #istp #estp #mbti #athletes #voices

[disneybuddy]

Y’know what I’ve noticed? People always bash Hanna-Barbera for basing several of their characters off of celebrities (for example, Yogi was inspired by Art Carney, Jabberjaw was inspired by Curly from the Three Stooges, Wally Gator’s voice is an Ed Wynn impression). But Hanna-Barbera is hardly the only animation studio to base a cartoon character off a celebrity.

Look at Animaniacs. Yakko is based off of Groucho Marx, Wakko is a fusion of Ringo Starr and Harpo Marx, and Dot is based off Gilda Radner (and I think Zsa Zsa Gabor as well). The Brain is based off Orson Welles. Runt is based off Dustin Hoffman, Rita is basically Bernadette Peters as a cat, the Goodfeathers are based on Ray Liotta, Robert De Niro, and Joe Pesci (and the Godpigeon is based on Marlon Brando). One recurring character is a blatant knockoff of Jerry Lewis.

Or how about The Simpsons? Chief Wiggum is based on Edward G. Robinson. Lou’s voice is based on Sylvester Stallone’s. Professor Frink is inspired by Jerry Lewis.

On top of that, Johnny Bravo is based on Elvis Presley. Shirley the Loon from Tiny Toon Adventures was based on Shirley MacLaine. Joy from Inside Out was modeled after Audrey Hepburn. Heck, I believe Bugs Bunny was inspired by Clark Gable. Not to mention the countless cartoon characters are parodies of Arnold Schwarzenegger, or whose voices are impressions of Ed Wynn or Peter Lorre.

I really don’t think it’s fair to give Hanna-Barbera a hard time for something other animation studios do and get zero flack for.

#hanna-barbera

[roadtogracelandx45]

Elvis Song Fic Request

I am blaming my hyper fixation on Elvis for this list of requests I figured I would try and work through

Fandoms-

Elvis (of course)- Elvis

Top Gun Maverick- All

Fast and Furious Saga- All

Twilight- The Cullens

Harry Potter- The Golden Trio, Remus Lupin, Sirius Black, The Weasley Twins.

Sons of Anarchy: Jax Teller, Opie Winston, Juice Ortiz, Kozik, Tig Trager, Chibs Telford

One Chicago- Kelly Severide, Jay Halstead, Connor Rhodes, Will Halstead, Adam Ruzek, Antonio Dawson

Avengers- All

Supernatural- Dean, Castiel, Sam

Band of Brothers- WIld Bill, Babe Hefferon, Lewis Nixon, Dick Winters, Carwood Lipton, Buck Compton, Bull Randleman, Joe Toye, Joseph Leibgott, Donald Malarkey

Triple Frontier- Everyone expect for Redfly

Yellowstone- Lee Dutton, Kayce Dutton, Jamie Dutton, Beth Dutton, Rip Wheeler

Little Sister- 1

(You're The) Devil in Disguise

Always on My Mind

It's Now or Never

Return to Sender

Don't Be Cruel

All Shook Up

Are You Lonesome Tonight?

Love Me

Trouble

I Got Lucky

A Little Less Conversation

Good Luck Charm

Kiss Me Quick - 1

Suspicious Minds

Heartbreak Hotel

#more maybe added #this is what I had written down already #elvis presley song fic request #ash writes #austin butler ! elvis fan fiction #austin butler! elvis imagines #supernatural fan fiction #supernatural imagines #fast and furious fan fiction #fast and furious imagines #band of brothers fan fiction #band of brothers imagines #sons of anarchy imagines #sons of anarchy fanfiction #harry potter fan ficion #harry potter imagines #twilight fan fiction #twilight imagines #yellowstone fan fiction #yellowstone imagines #one chicago fan fiction #one chicago imagines #avengers fan fiction #avengers imagines #triple frontier imagines #triple frontier fan fiction

[joelewiselvis-blog]

#joe lewis elvis #70s elvis #elvis the king #elvis fans #elvis presley #elvis history #elvis the pelvis #elvis music #elvis photos #tributo

[issie-https]

Here is Part 2❤️

Part 1

Libra

Dates: September 23 - October 22

Sign: ♎️

Musicians with the same zodiac: Avril Lavinge, John Lennon, Marina Diamandis, Mitski, The Boss(Bruce Springsteen), Jim Root, Eddie Clarke, TOMMY LEE!!!, Ethan Torchio and Flea.

What I think of you: Sweethearts. Never met a Libra that I hate! Look at all the fucking amazing musicians! Love you All❤️

Why I chose the picture: I love butterflies and they’re calming. Just like Libras🫶🏻

Scorpio

Dates: October 23 - November 21

Sign: ♏️

Musicians with the same zodiac: SZA, Jeff Buckley, MICHAEL CLIFFORD❤️❤️, KIRK HAMMET❤️❤️, Mick Thomson, Travis Barker, Chad Smith and Robert Trujillo.

What I think of you: Cool, hardcore, badass sweethearts❤️ Proved by the people above!

Why I chose the picture: pretty but dangerous.

Sagittarius

Dates: November 22 - December 21

Sign: ♐️

Musicians with the same zodiac: TAYLOR SWIFT❤️❤️, OZZY FUCKING OSBOURNE!❤️, COREY TAYLOR❤️, JIMI HENDRIX❤️ and NIKKI SIXX(AHSHHDNFBF)❤️❤️

What I think of you: not met too many so I’m gonna base it off the musicians so, I fucking love you❤️🫶🏻

Why I chose the picture: it’s your sign & I feel like it also fits

Capricorn

Dates: December 22 - January 19

Sign: ♑️

Musicians with the same zodiac: Elvis Presley, Dolly Parton, DAVID BOWIE❤️, Alex Turner, Marilyn Manson, DAVID ERIC GROHL❤️❤️!!!, Jonathan Davis, LEWIS FUCKING HAMILTON(F1)💜 and LARS ULRICH❤️.

What I think of you: Iconic. My dad is a Capricorn and I’m a daddy’s girl so that helps youse a bit😂

Why I chose the picture: free, calm people.

Aquarius(MEEE!!)

Dates: January 20 - February 18

Sign: ♒️

Musicians with the same zodiac: AXL ROSE❤️❤️, DUFF MCKAGAN❤️❤️, STEVEN ADLER❤️❤️❤️, TOM KEIFER❤️❤️, THE WEEKND❤️, Shakira(my b-day twin!!), BOB MARLEY❤️, BILLIE JOE ARMSTRONG❤️, Lisa Marie Presley, CALUM HOOD❤️❤️❤️, CLIFF BURTON❤️, Eddie Van Halen, Paul Stanley TAYLOR HAWKINS(rip ml)❤️❤️ and VINCE NEIL❤️❤️.

What I think of you: We’re iconic! And amazing. I’m not bias, we’re fucking cool. I love how 3/5 gnr members are Aquariuses

Why I chose the picture: cool, calm and collected like us

Pisces

Dates: February 19 - March 20

Sign: ♓️

Musicians with the same zodiac: Rihanna, KURT COBAIN❤️❤️, JON BON JOVI❤️❤️and George Harrison.

What I think of you: My best friend is a Pisces and she’s a literal angel and the reason I’m still here🫶🏻 so, you’re all really nice and kind. Proof by Kurt❤️

Why I chose the picture: cute like you all.(I also love llamas😂).

#zodiac #libra #scorpio #sagittarius #capricorn #aquarius #pisces #music

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MARC RIBOT-THE JAZZ BINS

Ci sono delle leggende nel rock, nel blues e anche nel jazz che raccontano di concerti favolosi, storici o tutte e due le cose, dove per assistervi gli spettatori (il popolo del rock e anche quello del jazz) hanno dovuto sopportare improbe fatiche. A Woodstock si è dovuto soggiornare nel fango mangiando solo muesli, a Venezia per sentire i Pink Floyd ci si è dovuti arrostire sotto il sole e via di questo passo, come per la famosa edizione di Umbria Jazz che si è tenuta sotto una pioggia battente. Ognuno di noi si ricorda di un concerto in cui ha dovuto sopportare il caldo, la sete, la calca o la pioggia…Ecco, in scala ridotta, annovero tra questi anche il concerto di Marc Ribot E “The Jazz Bins” per Nj Weekender Spring Edition che si è tenuto sabato scorso presso Nòva a Novara. Ne è valsa la pena? Decisamente sì, naturalmente, anche se lo spazio Nòva forse non era il luogo più adatto per un pezzo da novanta come Ribot. Ma la “policy” degli organizzatori è questa e tanto vale dimenticarsi la schiena a pezzi e parlare di musica. Ma anche parlare della musica di Marc Ribot è una fatica improba, poiché le parole non riescono a supplire minimamente a ciò che le corde della sua chitarra trasmettono e si finirebbe per ricorre e fantasiose immagini mentali, a metafore, sineddoche, ellissi, insomma figure retoriche che poi lasciano sempre il lettore insoddisfatto. Ma certo non sarebbe sufficiente dire che il concerto-monster di questa edizione di Novara Jazz Weekender Spring Edition sia stato bellissimo senza aggiungere altro. E allora diciamo che Marc Ribot, assediato da centinaia di fans nella sala di Nòva e con lui Greg Lewis al sontuoso Hammond e Joe Dyson alla (esplosiva) batteria hanno incantato il pubblico. Proprio inutile cercare di definire il repertorio di Ribot che, ricordiamolo fece parte, negli anni Ottanta, dei “Lounge Lizards” di John Lurie che suonavano un jazz che sembrava punk o forse un punk che sembrava jazz. Ma Marc Ribot, oltre ad avere suonato, ha anche composto per artisti e chitarristi da storia della musica, come Wilson Pickett, David Sylvian, Tom Waits, Caetano Veloso, John Zorn, Elvis Costello, Robert Plant, Elton John, Diana Krall, Marianne Faithfull, tanto per buttare lì qualche nome, ed è proprio dovuta a questa diversità di approcci e di suggestioni musicali, la musica affascinante che Ribot propone. Sale sul piccolo palco di Nòva e, senza esitazione alcuna, attacca a suonare con piglio secco, deciso. Niente parole inutili, solo musica, di quella che è impossibile dimenticare. Cavalcate intense, variate all’infinito, “riff” possenti che inglobano tutto, free jazz, rock, groove, una potente e accurata centrifuga di generi che sembra produrne uno del tutto nuovo ed inimitabile che è poi la cifra stilistica propria di Marc Ribot. Che musica faceva Jimi Hendrix? Il rock? Il blues? È più facile rispondere che faceva la musica di Hendrix. Succede solo per i grandissimi che si chiamino Pink Floyd o che si chiami Bob Dylan. Lo stesso è per Marc Ribot che con quella chitarra in mano, che diventa una specie di bacchetta magica, è in grado di confonderci beneficamente le idee e il nostro razionale, ma spesso sterile, desiderio di catalogare tutto. Questo unico concerto italiano di Ribot è un altro gran colpo della premiata Ditta Novara Jazz che sembra ormai essere andata molto oltre, il pur prezioso festival di inizio estate, ed aver intrapreso una attività più complessa che copre tutto l’anno, con produzioni discografiche, iniziative ed eventi di più grande respiro. Però, la prossima volta, per raggiunti limiti di età, vorrei stare seduto in una confortevole poltrona o anche più semplicemente su una sedia…

#marc ribot #nj wekender spring editon 2023 #novara jazz 2023 #jazz #concerti

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Today’s compilation:

The Sun CD Collection: Rock & Roll Originals Vol 1 1987 Rockabilly / Rock & Roll

Utmost respect for Sam Phillips and the early rock & roll and rockabilly empire that he was able to build at the Memphis-based Sun Records in the 50s. His label had Elvis, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Conway Twitty, Roy Orbison, and Carl Perkins all on its roster during that decade. Just a total murderers' row of 50s rock that was highly integral to the history and evolution of popular music as we know it. Really can't beat it.

But this 1987 CD isn't just some tired, cash-grabbing retrospective that consists of some of Sun's biggest hits, although some songs on here, like Carl Perkins' "Blue Suede Shoes," did achieve great commercial success. What this release does is gather eleven separate 45s from the Sun archive that originally came out in the mid-50s and provide them on CD, many of them for the first time ever. So, purely for the sake of posterity, this is a pretty important disc.

However, while I'm sure these songs sounded fresh and newfangled when they first arrived, most of them don't really seem to have that same sparkle and luster today that they had six-plus decades ago. There's really just a lot of rock and roll and rockabilly on here that now sounds rudimentary and unimpressive. It's sort of like that scene in that Will Ferrell basketball movie, Semi-Pro, when he participates in the first ever alley-oop. It was quite a feat when it first happened, but you can see a bunch of alley-oops every night during the NBA season now. Those plays might not even make a highlight reel anymore. And lots of 50s rock compositions have a way of feeling similar as time passes on.

Some of these tunes still have the juice though, like both sides of Sonny Burgess' 1956 debut record, "Red Headed Woman," which was backed with "We Wanna Boogie." Burgess was given the nickname "The Wild Man From Arkansas" for a reason. He was responsible for making that 50s-type of rock and roll music that I love: the raucous, trashy, unpredictably raw kind; the primordial ooze that would go on to fuel to garage rock and then punk. Burgess' two songs here exemplify that freewheelingly nutty rock and roll spirit to a T. Plus, there's a uniquely froggy and gravelly fullness to his somewhat bizarre wailing. And he screams too. Gotta love it.

And another song worth talking about here is Smokey Joe's "The Signifying Monkey." It's the A-side to the only release he ever put out on Sun. Sam Phillips signed him because he thought his gravelly rasp could appeal to a black audience, despite the fact that Joe himself was white. And apparently it ended up fooling a lot of people, because the guy got invited to perform the song at the Apollo Theatre in Harlem! Imagine how that phone call must've went down when the jig was finally up 😂. And what appears to have made the whole ruse even more convincing is that Joe derived the story in his song from African folklore. Still though, despite all the controversy behind this novelty that'd get you lickety-split canceled if you tried to pull a fast one like it today, it's still a well-made early rock & roll tune.

Not blown away by most of the songs on this CD, even though over a third of them come courtesy of two of Sun's most important artists—Carl Perkins and Roy Orbison—but still managed to find a few that I can rock with almost 70 years after they were originally rolled out.

Highlights:

Smokey Joe - "The Signifying Monkey" Sonny Burgess - "Red Headed Woman" Sonny Burgess - "We Wanna Boogie"

#rockabilly #rock & roll #rock and roll #rock #oldies #classic rock #music #50s #50s music #50's #50's music

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Mallow Hill Set To Release “Thinkin’ Bout My Baby” June 7

Baltimore quintet, Mallow Hill are set to release their debut song “Thinkin’ Bout My Baby” June 7, 2024.  Recorded at famed 3Sirens in Nashville, “Thinkin’ Bout My Baby” was produced by Grammy-nominated Dex Green (Elvis Costello, Margo Price, Nicole Atkins, Aaron Lee Tasjan, Shemekia Copeland) and engineered by Joe Costa (Ben Folds, Caitlin Rose, Amanda Palmer), the song also features some of Nashville’s best session players, including Jack Lawrence on bass (The Raconteurs, Dead Weather, Jack White), Meg Coleman on drums (Alison Russell, Brandi Carlisle, Jenny Lewis), and Ray Jacildo on keys, synth, mellotron (The Black Keys, Marcus King, Yola).  Mallow Hill’s debut album will be released later this year. Mallow Hill sparks a bright light into modern-day blues and rock & roll creating music that melds together a mesmerizing symphony of raw emotion, pulsating rhythms, and electrifying melodies. The band channels an eclectic mix of musical inspiration including Gary Clark Jr, The Black Pumas, Marcus King Band, Led Zeppelin, and The Black Keys, among others, to shape their unique sonic identity. “Thinkin’ Bout My Baby” features a spellbinding bass line to accompany Mikayla Joseph’s sultry and powerful vocals, weaving a timeless narrative about personal growth amidst the tumult of toxic relationships, individuals, and habits. “’Thinkin’ Bout My Baby’ is about recognizing my own bad habits and patterns that were learned through toxic relationships and an unhealthy lifestyle and trying to heal, grow, and learn from them,”  says Mikayla Joseph.  “Writing this song and the album as a whole has been quite a healing experience for me.  It marks the beginning of finding out who I am as a writer and musician. Being able to write and use my voice to express my emotions, experiences, and trauma then turn them into songs I can share with the world is something I think every artist dreams of doing.” The name, Mallow Hill pays homage to the street in Baltimore where the band’s origin story began. The street “Mallow Hill” has always served a purpose as a headquarters for music creation and collaboration, with an open door policy that has been established by band leader and founder, Danny Gwinn.  This hub of musical creativity and collaboration eventually led to his introduction to Mikayla, helping to gradually shape the musical sound and soul that is Mallow Hill. It was this framework that led to the emergence and establishment of the band. After near sell out performances in and around the Baltimore, Virginia, Eastern Shore area, Mallow Hill have already gained a strong following in the region. They will be performing several dates this summer (see below) with more dates to be added soon. Mallow Hill is Mikayla Joseph (vocals), Danny Gwinn (guitar), Mac Dignam (keys), John Menefee (drums), and Chris Reynolds (bass, harmonica, vocals). Mallow Hill Tour Dates: June 1 – The Lurman Theatre in Catonsville, MD June 14 – Fleet Week Festival at Broadway Square, Fells Point in Baltimore, MD June 15 – The Room at Cedar Grove in Lewes, DE June 16 – The Kennett Flash in Kennett Square, PA July 19 – 118 North in Wayne, PA July 20 – Still Partners in Sea Cliff, NY Mallow Hill Website Spotify Instagram X Facebook YouTube Read the full article

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Mallow Hill Set To Release “Thinkin’ Bout My Baby” June 7

Baltimore quintet, Mallow Hill are set to release their debut song “Thinkin’ Bout My Baby” June 7, 2024.  Recorded at famed 3Sirens in Nashville, “Thinkin’ Bout My Baby” was produced by Grammy-nominated Dex Green (Elvis Costello, Margo Price, Nicole Atkins, Aaron Lee Tasjan, Shemekia Copeland) and engineered by Joe Costa (Ben Folds, Caitlin Rose, Amanda Palmer), the song also features some of Nashville’s best session players, including Jack Lawrence on bass (The Raconteurs, Dead Weather, Jack White), Meg Coleman on drums (Alison Russell, Brandi Carlisle, Jenny Lewis), and Ray Jacildo on keys, synth, mellotron (The Black Keys, Marcus King, Yola).  Mallow Hill’s debut album will be released later this year. Mallow Hill sparks a bright light into modern-day blues and rock & roll creating music that melds together a mesmerizing symphony of raw emotion, pulsating rhythms, and electrifying melodies. The band channels an eclectic mix of musical inspiration including Gary Clark Jr, The Black Pumas, Marcus King Band, Led Zeppelin, and The Black Keys, among others, to shape their unique sonic identity. “Thinkin’ Bout My Baby” features a spellbinding bass line to accompany Mikayla Joseph’s sultry and powerful vocals, weaving a timeless narrative about personal growth amidst the tumult of toxic relationships, individuals, and habits. Read the full article