Thursday, 25 July 2013

♪♫ The Howlin' Wolf Story: The Secret History of Rock and Roll (Director's Cut 2003)

Howlin' Wolf is a legendary figure in blues music, with an influence that has seeped into the pantheon of rock 'n' roll via influential figures namechecking him, such as Keith Richards. His life story is presented here, tracing his career back to its roots, and following his battle against hardship as he strove to get his music across to a wider audience. Unfortunately this only occurred posthumously, but luckily director Don McGlynn has exhumed a welter of material from the vaults, much of which has never previously been made public. Discover a blues original for yourself with this fascinating, in-depth documentary.
Includes: Rare footage of Howlin' Wolf presented by the Rolling Stones on Shindig performing "How Many More Years?"First presentation of previously unknown or unavailable performance footage. Drummer Sam Lay's rare, never-before-seen home movies of stars of the Chicago Blues clubs from the early '60s. Newly discovered photos of Howlin' Wolf and his band. First filmed interview with Howlin' Wolf's family and exclusive interviews with Hubert Sumlin, Billy Boy Arnold, Marshall Chess, and many others

♪♫ Little Axe - Storm Is Rising

Taken From the second Little Axe album 'Slow Fuse'
MUSICIANS:
Skip McDonald - Vocals, Guitar
Kevin Gibbs -Lead Vocal
Saz Bell - Vocals
Keith Leblanc - Drums
Scott Firth - Bass
Doug Wimbish - Bass
Adrian Sherwood - Mixologist
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(Bonus repost of Dutch Radio '2 Meter Sessies' from November 1996. Little Axe recorded 'Return', 'Ride On', 'Black Diamond Train', 'Storm is Rising and 'Going Down Slow', but 'Return' and 'Black Diamond Train' weren't part of the original broadcast. The technicians were blown away by Keith LeBlanc and Doug Wimbish, 'the tightest rhythm section ever recorded' in their studio.)
More info on Little Axe HERE
COMING SOON: Little Axe's 'Return (Essentials & Remixes)'. Compilation CD on Echo Beach with extra 'digital' disc
(Thanx Owen!)

Such Hawks Such Hounds (Full Documentary)


Such Hawks Such Hounds explores the music and musicians of the American hard rock underground circa 1970-2007, focusing on the psychedelic and '70s proto-metal-derived styles that have in recent years formed a rich body of unclassifiable sounds.
A great documentary film by John Srebalus about heavy music of USA. Music , interviews, live and some of the heavy metal, stoner, doom and drone legends from 1970 till now. More than one hour of great music, historic point of views, attitude and great people.

Ad Break: 'Fist Fuck'

Just fantasising what I'd like to do with those BIG red hands. Starting with whatever artwanker 'creative' came up with the idea. I then might move on to Rossi and see if the hand fits through that 'hole in the nose where all the cocaine goes'.  As for Parfitt, I might just pat him on the head as he really is like that annoying shaggy haired mutt that insists upon following you home every time despite repeated shouts of 'fugoff'!

Fashion 2013


Wednesday, 24 July 2013

HA!


Melbourne Victory VS Liverpool (Live Blog)

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So nothing can stop us now that we have beaten Melbourne Victory. (Ahem)  Premiership and cup double obviously this coming season then Europe winners for the next ten years at least. Just have to offload Gnasher first!

Rudd: boat sinking underlines need for asylum policy overhaul

Manus Island detainees 'raped and abused' with full knowledge of staff

(Australia's knee jerk reaction)

Ad Break: Gold's Gym

Very clever!
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What has Australia done to Nauru?

As Kevin Rudd trumpets his 'PNG solution', it's worth thinking about the price Nauru has paid for hosting detention centres

♪♫ Traffic - Low Spark of High Heeled Boys (Live 1972)


The Carlos Danger Name Generator

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NB: There really is a guy named Carlos Danger:  His sexting name is Benito Catastrophe! Also proving that gawd has a sense of humor yesterday was Monica Lewinsky's birthday, National Hot Dog Day, and Carlos Danger's weiner outing day...

SNIGGERS!!!

That will prompt a hissy fit I'm sure...
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Iconic NYC Music Venues, Then And Now