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Laurindo Almeida + The Modern Jazz Quartet: Samba de Una Nota
SOMEBODY FROM LOUISVILLE, KY ARRIVED HERE FROM THIS SEARCH, WHICH IS TROUBLING IN TWO WAYS
PIL (Public Image Ltd.): Rise + Hard Times + Home + This is Not a Love Song [Live at Canecão, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - 1980s: Realce - TV]
Rise + Hard Times + Home + Love Song
at Canecão, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
PIL (Public Image Ltd) 80s Brazilian TV Show "Realce"
Billy Bond: Joelho de Porco [Rapé] I'M GOING OUT ON A LIMB AND SAYING THIS IS THE WEIRDEST THING IN PORTUGUESE I'VE EVER SEEN! KINDA KISSY!
Video raro com o Billy Bond nos vocaisAmigao, não era o Clip Clip, era o BBVIDEO, o outro era na Globo.Eu não perdia um BBVIDEO CLIPO Billy depois do Joelho "lancou" a ideia do videoclip na TV brasileira. TODAs as grandes bandas dos anos 80 passaram epelo BOND.
A ultima proeza do Billy foi inventar o Luciano Huck
SalVE Billyproletário, na London de Tatcher. Parabéns ao Billy, ao Tico, a todas as pessoas que pensaram e fizeram a banda. Sou músico e sei que um projeto desses não sai do nada, ou do vazio. Vamos respeitar nossa memória.Tenho, cá para mim, que o retrato urbano de cidades como Rio e Sampa,feito na obra do Joelho é impagável,senão genial. Em 1978 rolava muita coisa...uma banda como essa fatalmente sofreria preconceitos, como sofreu. Mas, moleques como eu (um dia fui),espalhados pelo país ouvia e gostavam. A inteligentzia,sempre com o pé atrás,cheia de meias-palavras e pensamento dúbio não poderia mesmo relacionar a abordagem da banda com respeito aos assuntos tupiniquins...para eles, ser punk era coisa de inglêsBilly Bond hoje é diretor de musicais (teatro). E está magro.não tem mamonas certo...Tambem assisti o show deles em 78 no Tereza Rachel, teve um episodio que alguns babacas, jogavam tomates no Joelho, Blyy desceu do palco e encheu de porrada os caras, até banco saiu voando, depois o show rolou. 10, notas 10!mira, por donde y enq ue anda exactamente no se pero hace un par de años se junto con la pesada para tocar en un festival al que no tuve oportunidad de ir, mas que eso no se, si te sirve de algo al menos saber que no se jubilo, jajaj, EMI. espero que se entienam ejjeje.
Dolores Duran: Moleque Tião
Cantora e compositora brasileira famosa pelos samba-canções de amor, tristíssimos, de dor de cotovelo e responsável por clássicos, tipo "A Noite do Meu Bem" nos anos 50.Aqui ela aparece cantando um samba num número musical de um filme brasileiro.
James Brown & B.B. King: Sweet Little Angel +Jam [Live Roxy Theater, L.A. 1983]
Stevie Ray Vaughan and Jeff Healey - Look at Little Sister
Veselye Rebyata: Весёлые ребята [1934]
Veselye Rebyata (Весёлые ребята 1934)
Весёлые Ребята, 1934
Часть 9
Режиссёр - Г.Александров.
Авторы сценария -- В.Масс, Н.Эрдман, Г.Александров
Композитор -- И.Дунаевский
Операторы: В.Нильсен, Б.Арецкий
Текст песен: В.Лебедев-Кумач
В ролях: Л.Утёсов, Л.Орлова
М.Стрелкова, Е.Тяпкина
Ф. Курихин, Э.Геллер
А.Арнольд, Р.Эрдман
Ol' Man River: Muslim Magomaev [R.I.P. - Муслим Магомаев]
Ol' Man River by Muslim Magomaev.R.I.P.(Муслим Магомаев)
Stevie Ray Vaughan — Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love (live in Italy'85)
LONNIE MACK: Satisfy Suzie [Legends: Albert Collins, Lonnie Mack, Roy Buchanan: Live at Carnegie Hall - December 6, 1985]
Legends Albert Collins, Lonnie Mack, and Roy Buchanan
share the stage at Carnegie Hall
December 6, 1985
Buddy Guy + Jack Bruce + Buddy Miles + Dick Heckstall-Smith: Mary Had A Little Lamb [Supershow 1969]
Buddy Guy, Jack Bruce, Buddy Miles, Dick Heckstall-Smith - Mary Had A Little Lamb.
Supershow 1969...no further comments...
GERRY JOE WEISE - Voodoo Chile (Jimi Hendrix)
The Air Lane Trio: Swamp Fire! [Otherworldly Instrumental: Marta Nita]
Swamp fire! The Air lane trio
Otherworldly instrumental featuring Marta Nita
Screaming Lord Sutch: Followin' Night [MEEK] + Jack the Ripper + Heinz: C'mon Everybody [London Rock 'n' Roll Show: 5th Aug, 1972 - Wembley Stadium]
London Rock 'n' roll show 5th Aug 1972,Wembley Stadium
Heinz: C'mon Everybody
Lord Sutch: Till the Followin' Night + Jack the Ripper
MARDI GRAS MASSACRE [RareTelevision Spot for "Blood Feast" Rip-Off: 1978]
MARDI GRAS MASSACRE
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'Folkstreams' YouTube Channel: Folk Art + Outsider Art + Blues + Folk Music
The 'folkstreams' YouTube Channel has the most interesting and least seen videos on YT, and it's no surprise. Take a look at the titles. Take a look at the lack of interest in this art. It's the death knoll continuing for folk and outsider art; collected by a few wealthy whites and rarely disseminated, except in ultra-conservative and exclusive showings in major cities, once a year.
Bill Ferris, who is responsible for making a few of these films, is the pater noster of this rich, white, and happily anonymous enclave; stemming from the genesis of the relatively recent collector's frenzy, when collection entailed exploration of a formerly unknown African American world [incidentally, any dealer will tell you that isolation and ignorance of folk art by its artists is the ultimate inclusive sign], which, once accepted, was exploited, co-opted, and finally, cut-into watered-down, mass-produced pieces [when the family started sniffin' around].
hey, it's a dirty business dealing with the living, but these guys got it down to a tee. mostly doctors, lawyers, bored wives of these same husbands, and a few lesbians to boot. collectors of other art seemed less edgy, while folk/outsider art was, and to some degree, still is the last bastion of rich, white, old fucks who, for less money than european art, can claim to have an even more obscure and edgy collection which also looks good in their ranch/southern-style house or New York Condo.
i don't know where 'folkstreams' fits in, but its combined 3- or 4-thousand views is something of a travesty.1975 16mm documentary based on fieldwork William Ferris conducted with African American storytellers and bluesmen in the communities of Leland and Rose Hill, Mississippi. The stories include include folk and religious tales, jokes, toast telling sessions, and characters from African American oral tradition.
I Ain't LyingBlack and White 16mm documentary film based on fieldwork Bill Ferris conducted with Leland, Mississippi, bluesman and folk artist James "Son" Thomas. Included is footage of Thomas performing at juke houses, his wife preparing dinner, and Thomas making skulls out of clay. The film was made before the advent of 16mm cameras that could take syncronized sound.
Son Ford Thomas1983 tribute to the American medicine shows of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Shows a re-creation of a typical medicine show by veteran performers, as well as archival stills and film footage.
Free Show TonightA 1984 portrait of a traditional hunting camp in northern Appalachia, the men who hunt there, and the traditions they keep alive. The men hunt the old way: they drive the deer.
Buck Season at Bear Meadow SunsetCalvin Black was a folk artist who lived in California's Mojave Desert and created more than 80 life-size female dolls, each with its own personality, function, and costume.
Possum Trot: The Life and Work of Calvin Black, 1903-1972
Possum Trot is part of the "Visions of Paradise" series on contemporary folk artists directed and produced by Irving Saraf and Allie Light. The other four films in the series are: Angel That Stands By Me: the Paintings of Minnie Evans, Hundred and Two Mature: The Art of Harry Lieberman, Grandma's Bottle Village: The Art of Tressa Prisbrey, and The Monument of Chief Rolling Mountain Thunder. You can find information about them at www.lightsaraffilms.com.Othar Turner, a fife-maker and musician, owns his farm in the Gravel Springs community in northwest Mississippi. The rhythmical music he and his friends play is called "fife and drum." A 1971 film by Bill Ferris, Judy Peiser, and David Evans from the Center for Southern Folklore.
Gravel Springs Fife and DrumA 1975 Bill Ferris film that features artists from a number of different craft traditions discussing and demonstrating their work, including quilting, sculpting, house building, and basketmaking. Artists in the film include James "Son" Thomas, Shelby "Poppa Jazz" Brown, Richard Foster, Othar Turner, Louise Williams, Esther Criss, Leon Clark, Amanda Gordon, Mary Gordon, Lester Willis
Made In Mississippi
Our personal folklore is often invisible to us, like water is to a fish. "Doesn't everyone do that?," we might ask. Well, no! Folklore is universal but it is also unique to individuals and communities. Looking back on "The Film of Your Life" is useful not only as biography, revealing perhaps a consistent order and significant drama, but as a way of sharing elders' wisdom with their children, grandchildren, friends, and community members.The Veterans History Project, National Public Radio programs, StoryCorps, YouTube, scrapbooks, digital photo albums, and personal blogs--Americans today are vitally involved in telling their stories. Like photographs or mementoes, documentary films stimulate storytelling about people's own lives.
From the Folkstreams "Generations Portal" by Paddy Bowman.
Appalachian JourneyAlan Lomax travels through the Southern Appalachians investigating the songs, dances, and religious rituals of the descendents of the Scotch-Irish frontiers people who have made the mountains their home for centuries.Arts & Crafts, Traditional, Dance, Music, Narrative & Verbal Arts, Religion, Aging / Appalachia / 1991![]()
The Ballad of Frankie SilverIn 1833 Mrs. Frances Silver was hanged in Morganton, North Carolina, for the ax murder of her husband Charles. Tom Davenport's film explores the case through the singing and stories of Bobby McMillon and the comments of North Carolina Assistant Attorney General Jeffrey Gray and others.Narrative & Verbal Arts, Women / Appalachia / 1996![]()
Being A Joines: A Life in the Brushy MountainsJohn E. "Frail" Joines was a master tale teller from Wilkes County, N. C., on the eastern slope of the Blue Ridge Mountains. His hunting tales, stories from World War II, and religious narratives, and the life stories of Frail Joines and his wife Blanche mirror changes that swept away much of the traditional culture of his Appalachian rural community in a single generation and show the character and values with which his family met these circumstances.Narrative & Verbal Arts, Religion, Women, Work, Agriculture, Family, Rural Life, Sports/Hunting / Appalachia / 1981![]()
Born for Hard Luck: Peg Leg Sam JacksonA film portrait of the last Black medicine-show performer, Arthur "Peg Leg Sam" Jackson, with harmonica songs, tales of hoboing, buckdances, and a live medicine-show performance.Healing & Medicine, Music, Narrative & Verbal Arts, Aging, African American Culture / South / 1976![]()
Catching the MusicAn hour-long WETA-TV documentary on musician Stephen Wade. Catching the Music describes the passing of the banjo from one player to the next. The film includes footage of Kirk McGee, Hobart Smith, Fleming Brown, Doc Hopkins, Roscoe Holcomb, Pete Steele, Uncle Dave Macon, and Virgil Anderson.Music, Narrative & Verbal Arts, Folkmusic RevivalMiddle Atlantic / 1987 /![]()
Closing TimeThe New York real estate market forces the oldest store in Little Italy to shut down. The film is a portrait of a family, of the neighborhood that used to be and of the way the city changes in a blink of an eye. Behind the surface, the old store contain small treasures belonging to a part of Italy that does not exist anymore, not even in Italy.Ethnic & Immigrant Cultures, Family, Regional, Urban Life / Middle Atlantic / 2006![]()
Dreadful Memories: The Life of Sarah Ogan Gunning, 1910-1983Born in the coalfields of eastern Kentucky, Gunning suffered a life of bitter poverty which became the fuel for dozens of moving songs about working people, the mines, and the great coal strikes of the twenties and thirties. Gunning's a cappella roots music is intercut throughout the interviews and archival footage.Music, Women, Work, Social Justice/Protest / Appalachia / 1988![]()
Free Show TonightPresents a nostalgic tribute to the American medicine shows of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Shows a re-creation of a typical medicine show by veteran performers, as well as archival stills and film footage.Customs, Drama, Healing & Medicine, Music, Narrative & Verbal Arts, Regional, African American Culture / South / 1983![]()
I Ain't Lying: Folktales from Mississippi16mm color documentary based on fieldwork William Ferris conducted with African American storytellers and bluesmen in the communities of Leland and Rose Hill, Mississippi. The stories include include folk and religious tales, jokes, toast telling sessions, and characters from African American oral tradition.Music, Narrative & Verbal Arts, Work, African American Culture / South / 1975![]()
Lige: Portrait of a Rawhide BraiderHenry Elijah "Lige" Langston was born in 1908 in the Great Basin outback on a homestead. He worked his entire life as a wrangler and rawhide braider in the region known as the Sagebrush Corner of northeastern California and northwestern Nevada.Arts & Crafts, Traditional, Narrative & Verbal Arts, Work, Rural Life / West / 1985![]()
Powerhouse for GodPowerhouse for God is a portrait of an old-fashioned Baptist preacher John Sherfy, his family, and their church in Virginia's northern Blue Ridge Mountains. Audiences who were born and raised among old-time southern Baptists say this film captures the fierce preaching, determined singing, autobiographical witnessing, and stern doctrine that characterizes these religious communities.Religion / Appalachia / 1989![]()
Ray Lum: Mule Trader![]()
Red Alexander: Shipwright and Folk ArtistThis video documents the passions of 80 year old "Red" Alexander: building ships (both model and real), wood working, and story telling. Red was encouraged by the sale of one of his first model ships to one of his school teachers. In 1934 he joined the Shipwrights, Joiners, and Boat Builders Union - local 1149, in the San Francisco Bay Area. After 46 years of building real ships Red retired in 1980 as dockmaster at the Pacific Drydock in Alameda, Ca. Today his kitchen is a studio where he makes detailed models of all types of ships and boats.Arts & Crafts, Traditional, Narrative & Verbal Arts, Aging / West / 1998![]()
Remembering Emmanuel Church
An oral history of Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Fauquier County, Virginia. The storytellers are masters-all of them members of the congregation from the old farming community tradition of Fauquier County. The stories, funny, sad, and scandalous, are memories of friends and family who are dead and buried in the churchyard.Narrative & Verbal Arts, Religion, Rural Life / Middle Atlantic / 2000![]()
Remembering The High LonesomeProfiles filmmaker, photographer, artist, and musician John Cohen. The film examines the birth of a new artistic ethic and counterculture through John Cohen's involvement with the Beat Generation, abstract expressionist painters, and the Folk Music Revival, and it explores the role of an outsider documenting the life and arts of an Appalachian community.Music, Narrative & Verbal Arts, Folkmusic RevivalAppalachia / 2003 /![]()
Sonny Terry: Shoutin' the BluesShot in 1969, SHOUTIN' THE BLUES is a one shot, one story and one song short film of harmonica great, Sonny Terry. Seated in a motel room on Broadway in Oakland, California where we filmed him while he was on tour with Brownie McGhee, Sonny, with one small harmonica in his hand, creates a complex and soulful blues solo out of his whooping and hollering, after telling us the story of the context that gave birth to that solo.Music, Narrative & Verbal Arts, African American Culture / South / 196905 minutes | Read More![]()
Tales of the SupernaturalThis film documents a group of teenagers telling urban legends, ghost stories and horror tales. The film explores how teenagers transmit horror stories, what the functions of such stories are for teenagers and the connection between transmission and function in the telling of tales. The film also relates these legends to media images.Narrative & Verbal Arts / West / 1970![]()
Tommie Bass: A LIfe in the Ridge and Valley CountryAt the time of his death in 1996, "Tommie" Bass, was probably the most well-known herbalist in the United States. The subject of scholarly and popular books, television features, a front-page essay in the Wall Street Journal, and numerous articles in newspapers and magazines, Tommie Bass lived his entire life in the Ridge and Valley region of Alabama where he devoted himself to "trying to give ease" to the many people who sought his advice.. "Tommie Bass" is a biographical portrait of Mr. Bass, told almost entirely in his own words.Healing & Medicine, Healing & Medicine, Narrative & Verbal Arts, Rural Life / South / 1993![]()
When My Work Is Over: The Life and Stories of Miss Louise Anderson, 1921-1994The gifted African American storyteller Louise Anderson (1921-1994) tells her family stories and folk tales, and recites poetry in this film taped in Jacksonville, North Carolina, in the last years of her life. Her sisters Evelyn Anderson and Dorothy McLeod join Louise in recalling their experiences growing up in the South, working in restaurants and as domestics in white households, and struggling for civil rights in the early 1960s.Narrative & Verbal Arts, Women, Work, Costume/Dress, Aging, African American Culture, Social Justice/Protest / South / 2000
Battle of the Guitars
This is one of three short films in the Living Texas Blues series. Battle of the Guitars shows the influence of Aaron "T-Bone" Walker through the performance of Pete Mayes and Joe Hughes at the Doll House Club in Houston
SEX SHOP - Serge Gainsbourg - Jean-Claude Vannier
nightclub sequence from the Claude Berri movie "Sex Shop". Music composed by Serge Gainsbourg, arranged and performed by Jean-Claude Vannier. Unfortunately, these musical extracts have never been released on LP
J’ai vu des groupes Facebook
Internet est un merveilleux outil qui nous met à disposition une richesse de contenu inégalée et une facilité d’accès à ce dernier. Je suis récemment tombé sur la pub diffusée actuellement à la TV et qui à pour vocation à responsabiliser les parents face aux dangers du web et de les sensibiliser aux outils de contrôle parental :
Personnellement, je trouve cette pub très originale et le concept très bien trouvé. Dans cette dernière, le contrôle parental est symbolisé par la porte d’entrée de la maison. On l’ouvre, pour voir de quoi il s’agit, puisse on laisse entrer les différents protagonistes sans chercher à savoir qui ils sont et donc la mise en évidence d’un manque de contrôle parental.Le dernier plan fait réellement flipper. Voir le personnage avec sa tête de pervers partir avec la petite fille fait froid dans le dos. J’ai vu des groupes Facebook se monter car certains considère que cette pub véhicule une mauvaise image du web. Ce sentiment est surement dû au fait que cette dernière utilise des stéréotypes qui paraissent ridicules pour les utilisateurs avancés que nous sommes mais ils ont l’avantage de véhiculer un message simple compréhensible par tous.
Qu’en pensez-vous ?
Charisma Carpenter Et Christian Jean-Pierre dans la même tenue?
Moi Eliza Dushku je m’en souviens pour son rôle de méchante dans Buffy contre les vampires d’ailleurs. Elle et Charisma Carpenter (nue ici) étaient un peu les deux jolies brunes de la série genre.
Bref, Eliza Dushku est donc topless dans le film “Tje Alphabet Killer”, et heu voilà, vous avez la vidéo ci-dessus, et les caps ci-dessous. Yeah.
Parfois on tombe vraiment sur des vidéos venues d’ailleurs. Celle-ci nous vient d’Allemagne, où le présentateur propose des nouveaux maillots pour les clubs du championnat Allemand. Même les anti-foot apprécierons les tenus et le déhanché de certains danseurs…
Et Christian Jean-Pierre dans la même tenue ? hein Arsène ?
The Nude Bomb
The Nude Bomb
From the 1980 film The Nude Bomb starring Don Adams, two thugs try to fight Maxwell Smart (Agent 86) and his beautiful companion Agent 34 (played by Sylvia Kristel). Don Adams fumbles and bumbles his way to victory over the first thug, while the second thug gets his balls busted by Sylvia Kristel.
WHO KILLED TEDDY BEAR [Sal Mineo, Juliet Prowse and Jan Murray - Dir. - Joseph Cates - 1965 - Title Sequence/Song] + Sal Mineo raising money [1973]
Title Sequence/Song: WHO KILLED TEDDY BEAR
[Sal Mineo, Juliet Prowse and Jan Murray - Dir. - Joseph Cates - 1965]
Dance scene between Sal Mineo & Juliet Prowse in 1965's "Who Killed Teddy Bear?"WHO KILLED TEDDY BEAR (1965) * Pool scene
This is the pool scene from WHO KILLED TEDDY BEAR (1965). Sal Mineo is obsessed with Juliet Prowse. After working out like a maniac he fantasizes about making love to her in the pool.
Sal Mineo trying to obtain backing for his production of "The Children's Mass" 1973
Couri Hay: Charlotte Rampling + Andy Warhol + Mick Jagger + Bianca [The Nightporter Opening Party - 1974] + LONESTAR CAFE OPENING [NYC - JUDY BUIE]
THE NIGHT PORTER MOVIE OPENING WITH R. COURI HAYR.
Couri Hay talks with Charlotte Rampling, Lynn Redgrave, Taylor Mead, Andy Warhol, Dustin Hoffman, Mick And Bianca at THe Night Porter movie opening party at the Four Seasons Restaurant, 1974
LONESTAR CAFE OPENING, NYC: TEXAS BOOTS - JUDY BUIE
Texas Boots show by Judy Buie, 1977. With Victor Hugo, Grace Jones, Tommy Tune, Martin Snaric, Patricia Snaric, Scott Barrie, Rosemary Kent, Brooke Shields, Sylvia Miles..Also note Rudolf Nureyev, Nona Hendryx, Tommy Tune, Beth-ann Hardison (in silver shorts with camera), Ramona Saunders. The beauty of conceit...SHOW WITH SERGIO LEONE SOUNDTRACK
Delphine - LSD partie - ORGAN GROOVE
extracts from that obscure movie from 1970. This scene features Maurice Ronet (La piscine) and Dany Carrel (Le pacha) in a very groovy discotheque. The sound you here is "LSD partie" by French composer Roland Vincent.
Superchic génial: "Moi y en a vouloir des sous" [French funk]
Victor Kiswell is proud to present the cult scene extracted from "Moi y en a vouloir des sous", a film by Jean Yanne that features the French funky tune "Superchic génial". Sounds like JB's "Sex Machine" of course, but it was also an inspiration for Katerine's "100% VIP". Music by Michel Magne.
SEXY BEAST + KINGSLEY FOR LIVE AID [3]
Don Logan rants for Live Aid
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Red Dress - Andrew Ridgeley [George Michael on backup vocals]
Red Dress From the Album Son of Albert.
George Michael on backup vocals.
Thanks to my friend supremeobliterator for finding the video to red dress.
Ludivine Sagnier et Catherine Deneuve: T'es plus dans le coup papa (8 Femmes)
{Refrain}: Papa, papa, papa, t'es plus dans le coup, papa. {x2}
1-Tu m'avais dit, dès ma plus tendre enfance "Bien mal acquis ne profite jamais."
En grandissant, au fil de l'existence, j'ai vu que ce n'était pas toujours vrai.
{au Refrain}
2-Tu m'avais dit "Mon enfant, sur la terre, aide tes frères, tu seras récompensée."
Moi, j'ai prêté ta voiture à Jean-Pierre, il me l'a ramené en pièces détachées.
{au Refrain}
3-Tu devrais, ma parole, retourner bien vite à l'école, réviser ton jugement.
Crois-moi, ce serait plus prudent.
Tu m'avais dit, pour me mettre en confiance, que le travail conserve la santé.
J'ai travaillé, chaque jour, sans défaillance, depuis, je suis fatiguée, alignée.
{au Refrain}
4-Tu m'avais dit "Ce garçon est volage. Fais attention, il va te faire souffrir."
Pourtant, près de lui, je vis dans un nuage, et le bonheur danse sur mon sourire.
{au Refrain}
T'es plus dans le coup, papa. T'es plus dans le coup, papa.
T'es plus du tout dans le coup, papa.
Kathy Kirby - Merry Little Christmas [BBC]
Kathy Kirby - Merry Little Christmas [BBC]
Pep-see: Disco + Лыжник + Вовочка + Keks-Cafe
Pep-see - Disco
Pep-see -Лыжник
Pep-see-Вовочка
Keks-Cafe, November 2007, Группа Пеп-си в Кекс-Кафе
OKAY, MY FRIENDS: HERE ARE YOUR SEASONAL PRESENTS! ALL OF THESE FROM ME, OF COURSE! WHILE NOT A PREREQUISITE, ALL SEVERELY NEGLECTED!
BEATLES: JAMES FOX (PERFORMANCE): DIRK BOGARD: VARIETY CLUB AWARDS (1963)
peter perrett: baby don't talk
RAY PARKER JR.: STAND (SLY AND THE FAMILY STONE COVER: AGE 25)
Merry Christmas, to All Elvis Fans, Worldwide
Merry Christmas to all Elvis fans worldwide
Christmas at Graceland - Christmas was Elvis' favorite time of the year. Even when the Presleys were poor, Elvis and his family would plan for Christmas with great excitementELVIS HOLIDAYS
He's the biggest kid, with the biggest toys, and he loved Christmas like he loved life — a little too much. Maybe Elvis will wander into a truck stop this Christmas Eve, toting his gun and demanding a peanut-butter-and-banana sandwich.
But if not, we can celebrate the holiday sharing six legends of his rock and roll excess in December, as a poor boy from Tupelo grappled with three all-American holiday obsessions: stars, Christmas, and money.
1. Elvis Gone Wild
At 22, Elvis had struck it rich. For Christmas in 1957, he brought his mother one of every electrical applianceElvis Christmas Cards - Christmas was a special holiday for Elvis and throughout his lifetime he always spent out Christmas Cards to family, friends & his fan clubs. Take a trip down memory lane. Merry Christmas to all Elvis fans. Thank you for your support throughout the year.
Christmas at GracelandChristmas meant home and family and fun. With his success and the purchase of Graceland in March 1957, Elvis soon had the pleasure of turning his family home into a Christmas wonderland. Elvis would stretch the season as long as possible, having his decorations in place at Graceland just after Thanksgiving and leaving them up until the day after his birthday, January 8th.
CHRISTMAS NOTE ALL THE CARS IN THE DRIVEWAY![]()
Send an Elvis Christmas Card
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The first Christmas Elvis spent in Graceland was in 1957 surrounded by his parents and girlfriend Anita Wood
Elvis gave Anita a poodle for Christmas. For his beloved mother, Gladys, Elvis went on a spending spree to and bought up every electrical kitchen appliance he could find. If that was not enough, Elvis bought her the finest cashmere coat he could find on Beale Street. No matter how much Christmas cheer was toasted, the Presley’s could not overcome their sadness. For it was at Graceland that year that Elvis was serve his induction notice.
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Every year that Elvis was in residence an eight foot tall Christmas tree held a prime position in the lounge at Graceland. Last Christmas Elvis spent at Graceland was 1976 when he donated $1,000 to the local police station. Gave away several cars to friends and strangers and contributed $52,00.00 to charity. Only two days later, December 27, 1976 Elvis performed at the Levitt Arena in Wichita, Kansas. Then on December 28, 1976 in keeping of the Christmas spirit, Elvis included many gospel & religious hymns at the concert in Dallas, Texas. Elvis loved gift giving. As he could not send a gift to each and every fan he would make it clear how much he appreciated their support by posting Christmas cards to all the Elvis Fan Club in the USA and worldwide
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On Dec. 12, 1957 for $300.00, Elvis purchased from Bains Sign Company the Santa and sleigh yard decorations with his message to the world, "Merry Christmas to All, Elvis" Inside Graceland the drapes were changed to red velvet. Holly and poinsettias were everywhere. Adorned with red ornaments, the beautiful white nylon Christmas tree rotated on its stand and played Christmas carols. That year, Graceland took on an added glow from some special visitors, Hannerl Melcher, Miss Austria and her roommate Cathy Gabriel, Miss Ohio.Elvis had met both of these beauty queens in Las Vegas. Hanner and Elvis had posed for a photo shoot in October. Fans know the picture well of Elvis wearing a black leather jacket, astride a motorcycle with a lovely platinum blonde. Both Henner and Cathy posed with Elvis at Graceland that Christmas, seated together on the staircase in the foyer as he contemplated his draft into the U.S. Army - a publicity shot that had them looking at a calendar as they counted the days before Elvis would have to report for duty.
A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS & HAPPY NEW YEAR— plus, a cashmere coat. Unfortunately, five days before Christmas he also received an unwelcome card from the army — telling him he'd been drafted.
The next Christmas, Elvis's mother had died, and he was living in a German hotel and hitting on a 19-year-old German girl named Elisabeth. (He crashed her parent's house for Thanksgiving, then told them in December that he wanted to hire her as his secretary.) Yes, Elvis slept with her — and a bunch of other girls — and he was starting to live large, according to stories in the biography Careless Love. Elvis rented a sporty BMW, bought a Cadillac from the company commander, showered money on the local orphanage for a Christmas party, and discovered amphetamines.
Elvis served for two years (after getting a three-month deferment to finish filming King Creole). But in December of 1958, after a hard day of working with his platoon, one of the soldiers picked up a guitar and starting singing Christmas songs. "One by one others joined in," according to the biography, "and then the soldier with the guitar asked Elvis if he would like to take part too. 'Yeah, all right' said a subdued Elvis...and he led the soldiers in song." Elvis went into a personal rapture when he got to "Silent Night," and one sergeant remembered all the other voices dropping out for the King.
"'Those going on pass didn't interrupt. They simply walked silently be Elvis, touched his shoulder, and walked out the door. Not another word was spoken after the song until Elvis broke the spell."Merry Christmas, everyone" he said.
"Merry Christmas, Elvis!" they replied in unison.
2. Head in the Clouds
Elvis's religious fervor got stronger, and for Christmas in 1964, he put a new headstone on his mother's grave — and experienced a miracle. He was searching for a spiritual solace, at one point announcing to his wife Priscilla that he'd now "withdraw myself from the temptations of sex." Within a few months, 29-year-old Elvis was driving his entourage across Arizona for the filming of Harum Scarum. ("Elvis brings the big beat to Baghdad.") And he suddenly spotted a mystical face in the clouds. Unfortunately, it was Joseph Stalin.
"That's Joseph Stalin's face up there..." Elvis whispered to his spiritual advisor Larry Geller. "[W]hat's he doing up there?" Geller himself remembers that the clouds did look like Joseph Stalin — and then that the miracle had happened.Before I could answer, the cloud slowly turned in on itself, changing form and dimension until the image faded and gradually disappeared. I knew we had witnessed something extraordinary and turned to say so, but stopped when I saw Elvis staring into the cloud, his eyes open wide and his face reflecting wonder... Elvis' expression was the one that you read of in the Bible or other religious works: the look of the newly baptized or the converted.
Elvis violently screeched the bus to a halt, crying "It's God! It's God...! The face of Stalin turned right into the face of Jesus, and he smiled at me, and every fiber of my being felt it."
Elvis later decided that he wanted to become a monk, and according to the Careless Love, "the guys all fumed at this latest evidence of the boss's weirdness and almost perverse dedication to the bizarre."
And that night in the Mojave desert, their motor home caught on fire.
3. Elvis's last Christmas
Two days after Christmas in 1976, 41-year-old Elvis was heading to Wichita, Kansas after finishing his run at the Las Vegas Hilton. Elvis looked "very tired and quite sad," one fan reported, and according to biographer Peter Guralnick, Elvis had even asked minister Rex Humbard if he should abandon show business altogether to devote himself to god. (Then Elvis started talking excitedly about Armageddon...) Humbard remembers that he politely "took both his hands in mine, and said 'Elvis, right now I want to pray for you.' He said 'Please do,' and started weeping."
A bewildered reporter at the Memphis Press-Scimitar watched the last show in Vegas, and wrote that "one walks away wondering how much longer it can be before the end comes, perhaps suddenly, and why the King of Rock 'n' Roll would subject himself to possible ridicule by going onstage so ill-prepared.
"And yet they keep coming back, and they will pack his next road tour... Once a king, always a king. Maybe that's it."
"And just maybe they're still coming because they think it might be the last time around."
4. I Fought the Law
Even at the peak of his popularity, Elvis wistfully remembered his days of obscurity. In 1954, Elvis was a struggling 19-year-old superstar wannabe facing his first brush with the law (according to an interview he gave in 1966). Elvis had been the singer for a three-man combo, and one cold December night was driving back from Shreveport, Louisiana when a highway patrolman pulled him over for speeding. "It was cold," Elvis later told a reporter, "and I was sleepy. I woke up, and the officer asked, who are you?"
After hearing Elvis's name, "The officer looked puzzled. Of course he had never heard of me. Hardly anyone had. I thought, 'Here goes my Christmas money for a traffic ticket.'"
Instead, the officer waved them off with a warning, and relieved, the singer and his band performed a strange ritual. "After the officer left, the three of us got out of the car and counted our money by the car headlights. It was mostly in dollar bills. Man, that was the most money I'd ever had in my pockets at one time!
"I blew the whole bundle the next day for Christmas presents."
Elvis took a moment to remember the night 12 years later, just a few months before the filming of Paradise, Hawaiian Style. "There is a lot of difference in Christmases today and when we were growing up in East Tupelo," he told the reporter.
"[But] honestly, I can't say these are any better...."
5. Elvis's Revenge
Elvis had a dream on Christmas Eve just 19 months before his death — that no one who worked for him really cared about him; that they just wanted his money. According to biographer Guralnick, on Christmas morning Elvis spilled the details with a sympathetic nurse. "He had dreamed that he had gone broke, and when he needed them they walked out on him." Elvis and the nurse stayed up talking until 3 a.m., and by the time he came downstairs, nearly all of his friends had left.
So on Christmas day, Elvis tried treating his friends to a trip on his private jet, the Lisa Marie. As he was handing out jewelry to his posse, Elvis's drunken aunt Delta suddenly shouted at one of them " You ain't no damn friend of his! And I got a good mind to take this .38 I got in my purse and just shoot you dead!'" Looking at another hanger-on, she said "And you ain't worth a shit either, you wall-eyed son of a bitch... All you sons of bitches are here for the same thing. You just want his damn money!"
Elvis advised his friends she was drunk, but that night at 2 a.m., began beating on her trailer door with a cane. "His hair was messed up, and he was wild-eyed and red-faced..." remembered Elvis's cousin Billy, who had grabbed a gun before consoling the king about his Christmas day humiliation. ("He was out of his mind, he was so mad...")
But maybe Elvis had already gotten the ultimate revenge in 1971. Five years before his death, Elvis gathered his posse into his den, according to a gossip item Guralnick quotes in Careless Love. Each hanger-on remembered the previous year, when Elvis had given out several new Mercedes — and this year Elvis was promising them "maybe a little something special."With a sly grin on his face, the singer turned to his father, Vernon Presley, and asked "Where are the envelopes, please?"
Vernon reached into his coat pockets and produced the envelopes. "Well, it's been a mighty lean year," said Elvis, whose income probably exceeded $4,000,000 in 1971. As the envelopes began to be opened, the room fell silent. His special gift for 1971 was a 50-cent gift certificate to McDonalds.
But Elvis was just kidding, and later gave them all thick envelopes loaded with cash. And a few days later, Elvis rented an entire movie theatre downtown just so he could watch Shaft.
That was also the year Elvis recorded his final Christmas album.I've seen and I've done most everything
That a man can do or see.
But if I could only borrow one dream from yesterday
I'd be on that train tomorrow.
I'd be home on Christmas dayMerry Christmas Elvis
6. ResurrectionPopout
Did Elvis fake his death to escape a grueling show business life? For 30 years, the legend persisted, until one night the question was settled on an episode of American Idol. In August of last year Ryan Seacrest introduced "a duet you thought was impossible," resurrecting the ghost of Elvis from December of 1968 so he could sing with Celine Dion.
It was either a holographic monstrosity or a touching remembrance, as the legendary entertainer belted out the showstopper from his comeback special one last time. Though he would've been 73, somehow Elvis's image and voice transcended death itself — and kept on earning more money for other people. (Eight weeks ago, Sony records even used the same trick to release 12 new Elvis Christmas Duets.) From the great beyond, Elvis sends a final "Merry Christmas, Baby," and American Idol had probably identified the song you'd most expect to hear after re-animating the king of rock and roll.We're lost in a cloud
with too much rain.
We're trapped in a world
That's troubled with pain.
But as long as a man
has the strength to dream
he can redeem his soul
and fly.
The video may not constitute a Christmas miracle worthy of Andy Kaufman.
But it does suggest that maybe Elvis isn't really dead —as long as his fans remember him.
Class 夏の日の /"Natsu no hino" [ '93 Live] Whatever Floats your Boat, Blows up your Skirt: This is as Seasonally NON-SPECIFIC as I could get you there!
夏の日の1993 /class [ '93 Live]
"Natsu no hino"
James Brown Interview (this is possibly the one thing you should do before you die: 1986)
if you're not saying some of these lines at the family gathering, you're boring.
the biggest kid, with the biggest toys
Merry Christmas to all Elvis fans worldwide
Christmas at Graceland - Christmas was Elvis' favorite time of the year. Even when the Presleys were poor, Elvis and his family would plan for Christmas with great excitementELVIS HOLIDAYS
He's the biggest kid, with the biggest toys, and he loved Christmas like he loved life — a little too much. Maybe Elvis will wander into a truck stop this Christmas Eve, toting his gun and demanding a peanut-butter-and-banana sandwich.
But if not, we can celebrate the holiday sharing six legends of his rock and roll excess in December, as a poor boy from Tupelo grappled with three all-American holiday obsessions: stars, Christmas, and money.
1. Elvis Gone Wild
At 22, Elvis had struck it rich. For Christmas in 1957, he brought his mother one of every electrical applianceElvis Christmas Cards - Christmas was a special holiday for Elvis and throughout his lifetime he always spent out Christmas Cards to family, friends & his fan clubs. Take a trip down memory lane. Merry Christmas to all Elvis fans. Thank you for your support throughout the year.
Christmas at GracelandChristmas meant home and family and fun. With his success and the purchase of Graceland in March 1957, Elvis soon had the pleasure of turning his family home into a Christmas wonderland. Elvis would stretch the season as long as possible, having his decorations in place at Graceland just after Thanksgiving and leaving them up until the day after his birthday, January 8th.
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The first Christmas Elvis spent in Graceland was in 1957 surrounded by his parents and girlfriend Anita Wood
Elvis gave Anita a poodle for Christmas. For his beloved mother, Gladys, Elvis went on a spending spree to and bought up every electrical kitchen appliance he could find. If that was not enough, Elvis bought her the finest cashmere coat he could find on Beale Street. No matter how much Christmas cheer was toasted, the Presley’s could not overcome their sadness. For it was at Graceland that year that Elvis was serve his induction notice.
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Every year that Elvis was in residence an eight foot tall Christmas tree held a prime position in the lounge at Graceland. Last Christmas Elvis spent at Graceland was 1976 when he donated $1,000 to the local police station. Gave away several cars to friends and strangers and contributed $52,00.00 to charity. Only two days later, December 27, 1976 Elvis performed at the Levitt Arena in Wichita, Kansas. Then on December 28, 1976 in keeping of the Christmas spirit, Elvis included many gospel & religious hymns at the concert in Dallas, Texas. Elvis loved gift giving. As he could not send a gift to each and every fan he would make it clear how much he appreciated their support by posting Christmas cards to all the Elvis Fan Club in the USA and worldwide
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On Dec. 12, 1957 for $300.00, Elvis purchased from Bains Sign Company the Santa and sleigh yard decorations with his message to the world, "Merry Christmas to All, Elvis" Inside Graceland the drapes were changed to red velvet. Holly and poinsettias were everywhere. Adorned with red ornaments, the beautiful white nylon Christmas tree rotated on its stand and played Christmas carols. That year, Graceland took on an added glow from some special visitors, Hannerl Melcher, Miss Austria and her roommate Cathy Gabriel, Miss Ohio.Elvis had met both of these beauty queens in Las Vegas. Hanner and Elvis had posed for a photo shoot in October. Fans know the picture well of Elvis wearing a black leather jacket, astride a motorcycle with a lovely platinum blonde. Both Henner and Cathy posed with Elvis at Graceland that Christmas, seated together on the staircase in the foyer as he contemplated his draft into the U.S. Army - a publicity shot that had them looking at a calendar as they counted the days before Elvis would have to report for duty.
A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS & HAPPY NEW YEAR— plus, a cashmere coat. Unfortunately, five days before Christmas he also received an unwelcome card from the army — telling him he'd been drafted.
The next Christmas, Elvis's mother had died, and he was living in a German hotel and hitting on a 19-year-old German girl named Elisabeth. (He crashed her parent's house for Thanksgiving, then told them in December that he wanted to hire her as his secretary.) Yes, Elvis slept with her — and a bunch of other girls — and he was starting to live large, according to stories in the biography Careless Love. Elvis rented a sporty BMW, bought a Cadillac from the company commander, showered money on the local orphanage for a Christmas party, and discovered amphetamines.
Elvis served for two years (after getting a three-month deferment to finish filming King Creole). But in December of 1958, after a hard day of working with his platoon, one of the soldiers picked up a guitar and starting singing Christmas songs. "One by one others joined in," according to the biography, "and then the soldier with the guitar asked Elvis if he would like to take part too. 'Yeah, all right' said a subdued Elvis...and he led the soldiers in song." Elvis went into a personal rapture when he got to "Silent Night," and one sergeant remembered all the other voices dropping out for the King.
"'Those going on pass didn't interrupt. They simply walked silently be Elvis, touched his shoulder, and walked out the door. Not another word was spoken after the song until Elvis broke the spell."Merry Christmas, everyone" he said.
"Merry Christmas, Elvis!" they replied in unison.
2. Head in the Clouds
Elvis's religious fervor got stronger, and for Christmas in 1964, he put a new headstone on his mother's grave — and experienced a miracle. He was searching for a spiritual solace, at one point announcing to his wife Priscilla that he'd now "withdraw myself from the temptations of sex." Within a few months, 29-year-old Elvis was driving his entourage across Arizona for the filming of Harum Scarum. ("Elvis brings the big beat to Baghdad.") And he suddenly spotted a mystical face in the clouds. Unfortunately, it was Joseph Stalin.
"That's Joseph Stalin's face up there..." Elvis whispered to his spiritual advisor Larry Geller. "[W]hat's he doing up there?" Geller himself remembers that the clouds did look like Joseph Stalin — and then that the miracle had happened.Before I could answer, the cloud slowly turned in on itself, changing form and dimension until the image faded and gradually disappeared. I knew we had witnessed something extraordinary and turned to say so, but stopped when I saw Elvis staring into the cloud, his eyes open wide and his face reflecting wonder... Elvis' expression was the one that you read of in the Bible or other religious works: the look of the newly baptized or the converted.
Elvis violently screeched the bus to a halt, crying "It's God! It's God...! The face of Stalin turned right into the face of Jesus, and he smiled at me, and every fiber of my being felt it."
Elvis later decided that he wanted to become a monk, and according to the Careless Love, "the guys all fumed at this latest evidence of the boss's weirdness and almost perverse dedication to the bizarre."
And that night in the Mojave desert, their motor home caught on fire.
3. Elvis's last Christmas
Two days after Christmas in 1976, 41-year-old Elvis was heading to Wichita, Kansas after finishing his run at the Las Vegas Hilton. Elvis looked "very tired and quite sad," one fan reported, and according to biographer Peter Guralnick, Elvis had even asked minister Rex Humbard if he should abandon show business altogether to devote himself to god. (Then Elvis started talking excitedly about Armageddon...) Humbard remembers that he politely "took both his hands in mine, and said 'Elvis, right now I want to pray for you.' He said 'Please do,' and started weeping."
A bewildered reporter at the Memphis Press-Scimitar watched the last show in Vegas, and wrote that "one walks away wondering how much longer it can be before the end comes, perhaps suddenly, and why the King of Rock 'n' Roll would subject himself to possible ridicule by going onstage so ill-prepared.
"And yet they keep coming back, and they will pack his next road tour... Once a king, always a king. Maybe that's it."
"And just maybe they're still coming because they think it might be the last time around."
4. I Fought the Law
Even at the peak of his popularity, Elvis wistfully remembered his days of obscurity. In 1954, Elvis was a struggling 19-year-old superstar wannabe facing his first brush with the law (according to an interview he gave in 1966). Elvis had been the singer for a three-man combo, and one cold December night was driving back from Shreveport, Louisiana when a highway patrolman pulled him over for speeding. "It was cold," Elvis later told a reporter, "and I was sleepy. I woke up, and the officer asked, who are you?"
After hearing Elvis's name, "The officer looked puzzled. Of course he had never heard of me. Hardly anyone had. I thought, 'Here goes my Christmas money for a traffic ticket.'"
Instead, the officer waved them off with a warning, and relieved, the singer and his band performed a strange ritual. "After the officer left, the three of us got out of the car and counted our money by the car headlights. It was mostly in dollar bills. Man, that was the most money I'd ever had in my pockets at one time!
"I blew the whole bundle the next day for Christmas presents."
Elvis took a moment to remember the night 12 years later, just a few months before the filming of Paradise, Hawaiian Style. "There is a lot of difference in Christmases today and when we were growing up in East Tupelo," he told the reporter.
"[But] honestly, I can't say these are any better...."
5. Elvis's Revenge
Elvis had a dream on Christmas Eve just 19 months before his death — that no one who worked for him really cared about him; that they just wanted his money. According to biographer Guralnick, on Christmas morning Elvis spilled the details with a sympathetic nurse. "He had dreamed that he had gone broke, and when he needed them they walked out on him." Elvis and the nurse stayed up talking until 3 a.m., and by the time he came downstairs, nearly all of his friends had left.
So on Christmas day, Elvis tried treating his friends to a trip on his private jet, the Lisa Marie. As he was handing out jewelry to his posse, Elvis's drunken aunt Delta suddenly shouted at one of them " You ain't no damn friend of his! And I got a good mind to take this .38 I got in my purse and just shoot you dead!'" Looking at another hanger-on, she said "And you ain't worth a shit either, you wall-eyed son of a bitch... All you sons of bitches are here for the same thing. You just want his damn money!"
Elvis advised his friends she was drunk, but that night at 2 a.m., began beating on her trailer door with a cane. "His hair was messed up, and he was wild-eyed and red-faced..." remembered Elvis's cousin Billy, who had grabbed a gun before consoling the king about his Christmas day humiliation. ("He was out of his mind, he was so mad...")
But maybe Elvis had already gotten the ultimate revenge in 1971. Five years before his death, Elvis gathered his posse into his den, according to a gossip item Guralnick quotes in Careless Love. Each hanger-on remembered the previous year, when Elvis had given out several new Mercedes — and this year Elvis was promising them "maybe a little something special."With a sly grin on his face, the singer turned to his father, Vernon Presley, and asked "Where are the envelopes, please?"
Vernon reached into his coat pockets and produced the envelopes. "Well, it's been a mighty lean year," said Elvis, whose income probably exceeded $4,000,000 in 1971. As the envelopes began to be opened, the room fell silent. His special gift for 1971 was a 50-cent gift certificate to McDonalds.
But Elvis was just kidding, and later gave them all thick envelopes loaded with cash. And a few days later, Elvis rented an entire movie theatre downtown just so he could watch Shaft.
That was also the year Elvis recorded his final Christmas album.I've seen and I've done most everything
That a man can do or see.
But if I could only borrow one dream from yesterday
I'd be on that train tomorrow.
I'd be home on Christmas dayMerry Christmas Elvis
6. ResurrectionPopout
Did Elvis fake his death to escape a grueling show business life? For 30 years, the legend persisted, until one night the question was settled on an episode of American Idol. In August of last year Ryan Seacrest introduced "a duet you thought was impossible," resurrecting the ghost of Elvis from December of 1968 so he could sing with Celine Dion.
It was either a holographic monstrosity or a touching remembrance, as the legendary entertainer belted out the showstopper from his comeback special one last time. Though he would've been 73, somehow Elvis's image and voice transcended death itself — and kept on earning more money for other people. (Eight weeks ago, Sony records even used the same trick to release 12 new Elvis Christmas Duets.) From the great beyond, Elvis sends a final "Merry Christmas, Baby," and American Idol had probably identified the song you'd most expect to hear after re-animating the king of rock and roll.We're lost in a cloud
with too much rain.
We're trapped in a world
That's troubled with pain.
But as long as a man
has the strength to dream
he can redeem his soul
and fly.
The video may not constitute a Christmas miracle worthy of Andy Kaufman.
But it does suggest that maybe Elvis isn't really dead —as long as his fans remember him.
STUDIO 54 [28:16] KENZO Fashion Show [GRACE JONES + Jerry Hall + Valentino - 1977: by Anton Perich] You think YOU'RE partyin' this Xmas!
KENZO, GRACE JONES AT STUDIO 54Kenzo fashion show at Studio 54
1977
Grace Jones, Jerry Hall, Valentino
The New Girl [Starring Misha: See the uncensored movie at www.antonperichmovies.com]
now you know who i want for christmas
WAYNE COUNTY [Q E BAND] WONDER WOMAN + Max's Kansas City [SOHO NY, 1972]
WAYNE COUNTY & Q E BAND 1972
A very early music video. Wayne County sings a few songs, including the legendary
Max's Kansas City song
SOHO NY 1972
John Waters [Interview Letterman 1986] + Wayne County: Cream In My Jeans [1978] + Divine: Born To Be Cheap [Thicke Of The Night - 1984 - Part 1]
John Waters Interview Letterman 1986 Hilarious interview with John Waters on David Letterman in 1986. Topics include Divine, John Water's Day in Baltimore, An Evening With John Waters tour, writing for Rolling Stone magazine, tacky stories in the Enquirer. Very funny interview!
Wayne County "Cream In My Jeans" 1978
Here is the Amazing Wayne County, before he became the Amazing Jayne County. In an excerpt from the rarely seen "Punk Rock Movie" also known as the "Punk Rock Movie From England" directed by Don Letts. Performing "Cream In My Jeans" with the Electric Chairs. Classic County!
Divine Born To Be Cheap Thicke Of The Night 1984 Part 1
Divine performing "Born To Be Cheap" on Alan Thicke's short lived chat show Thick Of The Night in 1984. Follow-up interview to be added here shortly!
NELL CAMPBELL - NIPPLE SLIP [ROCKY HORROR PIC SHOW: STEVE ALLAN BLOOPER INTRO] + Tracey Ullman [2001]
Nell Campbell Do The Swim Blooper 2007
Here's a classic British Blooper via Life's Most Embarrassing Moments. Little Nell Campbell doing "Do The Swim" while having a MAJOR wardrobe malfunction.
Nell Campbell Tracey Ullman 2001
Nell Campbell aka Little Nell from Rocky Horror on Tracey Ullman's Visible Pantry Line Show. It's Australian Day and topics include Rocky Horror stage show and fans, her childhood, renovating her place and Nell FINALLY reveals why her Breasts ALWAYS pop out of her clothing!! These 2 women are hilarious together.
JOHN WAYNE GACY [COOK/SERIAL KILLER]: DESCRIBES CHRISTMAS PRISON MENU BEFORE HIS OWN ARREST [PRISON COOK] MERRY CHRISTMAS! [MUST BE A 'MRJYN' VIDEO]
john wayne gacy
[PRE-INCARCERTION]:
chef interview
(local news)
Aliens: Chinese Interviews [Caught on Tape in China: Rapid Shape Changes and Gone!]
Chinese interviews with two people are translated as follow:
the girl: there was a glowing cluster of light in the air and then dropped to the ground and then it would reshape itself to a size like a ping pong.
the man: the sky was totally brighten up and that time he found that it was just 3:00 am in the morning.
The event was not concluded in the news.
JUST SOME THEMES FROM 'THE SEVEN FREAKIEST YOUTUBE CHANNEL-DAYS BEFORE CHRISTMAS' [CLICK TITLE OF THIS POST FOR ENTIRE SERIES] HAPPY HOLIDAYS!
[::] in Conjunction with YOUTUBE PRESENT: 'THE SEVEN FREAKIEST YOUTUBE CHANNEL-DAYS BEFORE CHRISTMAS' [DAY #6] 'kitayamaoka': JAP '80s PUNK/NEW WAVE





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Country: Japan
P-MODELによるラテカセラジオCM
有頂天 ミシシッピ
ナゴム歌だ...
今見てもとても新鮮な歌詞と映像だ...なんだこれDefinitely my favourite Japanese band!What's the romanized name of this band?Uchoten ^^見たかったんだベジタリズム
ありがたい有頂天 七色シャックリ
Kera is just too cool :>
有頂天 ワッハッハ
歌詞が不気味。だけど素敵。ナゴムな〜よい時代だった。ケラ若い!8 1/2(ハッカニブンノイチ) シティー・ボーイ
昔、テレビ東京での音楽番組で流れてたのを見た。また見たいと思 っていたけれど、もう無理だろうなと思ってた。
でもまた見ることができた!うp主さん、ありがとう!!!有頂天 千の病を持つ男/100年後のクーデターテープ
1989年
千の病を持つ男/100年後のクーデターテープ(2090年のクーデターテープ)
sweeeaaaty Kera!ヒカシュー パイク
1981年
I Love Hikashu!!!
!!!
PLASTICS: ROBOT [Santa Robot] + TOP SECRET MAN (SCTV version) + Copy [1984 Rockworld 金曜娯楽館 Japanese New Wave/Punk/ Pop: 1980/01/04]
PLASTICS - ROBOT - Japanese New Wave / Punk / Pop- from the album Welcome Back
The Plastics - Top Secret Man (SCTV version)
Plastics - Copy
Plastics "Copy" 1984 Rockworld
Chris Spedding's MotorBikin' + Marianne Faithfull's `Girl on a Motorcycle` [VidSync]
i usually don't like syncs, but if you're cool enough to marry these two together, have at it and good on ya.STEREO http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=NW5iOkI...
This clip was taken from the film clip of `Girl on a Motorcycle` and you can find the original clip at
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=lUdiYOE...
Check out this site where the clip originated
http://uk.youtube.com/user/matthiashe...
Also find this in STEREO at
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fus...
Miki Sugimoto [Girl Japanese Guitar Japanese girl! Oh my god, she's playing it's so hot!]
Girl Japanese Guitar Japanese girl!
Oh my god, she's playing it's so hot!
Her name is Miki Sugimoto
B♪Boy Battle: Japan VS Korea [this battle was freaking sick!] BOTY 2007 KOREA EXTREME CREW [5:17-fin is sooo♪oo fucking si♪ick] + Japanese Girls Dance
B-Boy Battle: Japan VS Korea
BOTY 2007 KOREA EXTREME CREW
Japanese Girls Dance Battle
♪IT TAKES TWO feat.DJ KOOL/FATMAN SCOOP
♪Hip-Hop is Dead/Nas
♪Fergalicious/Fergie
♪It's Okay/THE GAME
♪WU-TANG SLIDE/DJ TAJ
♪HARDER,BETTER,FASTER,STRONGER/DAFT PUNK
♪SCREAM/MICHAEL&JANET JACKSON
♪Chicken noodle soup/DJ WEBSTAR
♪CHEEKY CLOWNZ OriginalMIX
- Ante Up (Remix)/ M.O.P.
♪SHOW ME THE MONEY/Petey Pablo
Van Halen & Leslie West - Mississippi Queen [Mountain classic: Jones Beach, NY - 8/25/95]
Spooky Tooth [ARIEL BENDER] [Fillmore East + Groupies]
Guitarist Luther Grosvenor later became a 'true pop star' when he joined Mott The Hoople and became Ariel Bender, about four years after this was filmed.
This clip contains brief footage of Spooky Tooth rehearsing at the Fillmore East, Luther playing acoustic guitar in a hotel room, Luther interacting with groupies and also groupies talking about Luther - and composing a poem about him.
We also see Luther asking the 'artist', Cynthia Plaster Caster, to make a cast of his penis.
J.J. Cale [Feat. Leon Russell] - Cocaine [FUCK ME, FUCK ME, FUCK ME, THIS IS DRUG-E - POSTED TONIGHT]
Asım Can Gündüz: Kiss/ Long Train Running/I Feel Good [i'm not kidding, this is my fav. guitarist]
Don't try playing these on guitar at home, or, if you do, don't try getting as much accomplished guitar player pussy as these guys get/got!
Chet Atkins - Villa (Ozark Jubilee '58)
Chris Proctor - Nights in White Satin
Chet Atkins - Mr. Sandman (1954)
Depapepe - 哀愁のバイオしット (Live)
Phil Keaggy - The Reunion
Kotaro Oshio - Hard Rain
[my new name for him is 'japanese jimmy page']
이병우 - 자장가
Beat Street - Us Girls [I finally realized why sebastian gave me this blog, because he hates me! He realized a long time ago, the payoff? Thanks S/Z]
Beat Street - Us Girls
Us Girls singing "Us - Girls" from the 1984 Movie Beat Street - An aspiring DJ, from the South Bronx, and his best friend, a promoter, try to get into show business by exposing people to hip-hop music and culture.
Israeli Numa Parody: Festigal [TV Program 'Festigal' (i mean, i know it's a parody, but it's just queer)]
The origins of Hanukah or the Festival of Lights are an event that happened 200 years before the birth of Christ. A king named Antiochus attempted to have all Jewish persons under his reign to follow the Greek religion. Under the leadership of Judah Maccabee, there was a rebellion.
After three years of fighting, the Maccabees drove the Greek soldiers away. The Maccabees wanted to rededicate the temple, but were only able to find enough oil for one day. Miraculously, the oil lasted eight days; long enough to make new oil.
An important part of the Hanukah celebration is the menorah. This is a candleholder with eight candles and a shammash or servant candle. One candle is lit by the shammash for each of the night of Hanukah.
After the lighting of the candles, people give gifts to one another. People sing and make merry. A popular food for Hanukah is potato pancakes, or latkes, cooked in oil in honor of the miracle.
Children enjoy playing the dreidel game. This is a top game played with nuts or gold-covered chocolate coins. There are four letters of the top which stand for nun, gimmel, hay, and shin and give the directions for what to give or take during the game. The letters also stand for "nes gadol hayah sham" or "a great miracle happened there."
Here is a craft you might enjoy
to celebrate Hanukah:
מיכל קהן - כמה
נערת ההפקר בקליפ מקסים Clip Amazing Girl Hahapcker
יפות פסטיגל מיכל ×™× ××™
festigal michal yanay
Michal קהן Israeli retro music
Thanks shaifisher for this video
yoelwasserman
A wonderful song.
shallowxheart
Bueneh! She was shot in an amazing then. It was a shame because I saw her last Pose a year ago and is Haseeakneh terrible. Hardly recognize.'re Not just saying it did not wake up a good face.
But even that is okay.
happy hanakuh! מיכל קהן - כמה ברי סחרוף - שם יש
I DON'T know if you've ever tried to work with arabic or, in this case, hebraic, but the right to left thing is a bitch, anyway, the last band, which took thirty minutes to format is my new favorite band, and i'll be back to post more of them later. the first one is the hebrew leonard cohen: happy hanakuh!
WhatGetsMeHot in Conjunction with YOUTUBE PRESENT 'THE SEVEN FREAKIEST YOUTUBE CHANNEL-DAYS BEFORE CHRISTMAS' [DAY #5] 'xxTetsuo' - He Died But his Website's Here

WhatGetsMeHot in Conjunction with YOUTUBE PRESENT 'THE SEVEN FREAKIEST YOUTUBE CHANNEL-DAYS BEFORE CHRISTMAS' [DAY #5] 'xxTetsuo' - He Died But his Website's Here
WEATHER GIRL: GAÁL Noémi
GAÁL Noémi
Birthdate: 10 Oct 1970
Haircolor: Red
Eyecolor: Blue
Height: 173 cm
Weight: 53 kg
Judith Bedard [my gf] + Sarah Ruba [ "Gifts That Pamper" - Old Navy Commercial 2007]
La Locura del Rock and Roll: "Rock and Roll Universitario" - 1957 [Lilia Prado, Evita Muñoz Chachita, Alfonso Arau]
Santa Claus [EL PELICULA MEXICO: 1959] José Elías Moreno - Santa Claus + José Luis Aguirre - el Diablo [COMPLETE: PTS. 1 - 10]
"Santa Claus" (1959) protagonizada por José Elías Moreno como Santa Claus, José Luis Aguirre como el Diablo, Armando Arriola como el Mago Merlín, Cesareo Quezadas Pulgarcito como Pedro, Lupita Quezadas como la niña pobre y Antonio Díaz Conde Jr. como el niño rico
[::] in Conjunction with YOUTUBE PRESENT: 'THE SEVEN FREAKIEST YOUTUBE CHANNEL-DAYS BEFORE CHRISTMAS' [DAY #4] 'thedailyenglishshow': ESL
#869 The Wizard Of Oz -I Haven't Got A Brain#776 In The Ghetto, Elvis, Tree Dies In NZ, Fish Joke
#713 I Am An Anarchist,
I Dreamt I Was A Muffler#626
Pulp FictionWARNING:EXPLICIT LANGUAGE(just a little)#643 Rehab by
Amy Winehouse, Angry Old Man Throws Table
http://www.thedailyenglishshow.com/
"I would like to 'thank' Sarah, the homely host of 'The Daily English Show' for many happy moments spent watching her educational daily english show.
I like to think that having graduated with a degree in english, that i have a grasp on the english language; however, i am now thoroughly convinced that if push came to shove, and Sarah and I were sharing a martini in a cocktail lounge , i would be struck down with a form of glossolalia which would render any conversation between us useless.
at that point, i would hope that Sarah might take me under her wing and help me relearn my mother tongue.
I would also like to take this opportunity to remind Sarah, that if she were ever to find herself in need of 'thanking' in Norwegian, i would almost certainly drop whatever it was that i might be doing on the other side of the world, so that i might 'thank' her properly in Norwegian.
As a southern man, i was raised to be very polite, and my 'thanks' in Norwegian would, i'm sure, be unparralelled in her experience or mine. I am completely at her disposal, and i leave this offer of unconditional 'thankfulness' open and on the table for her and at her discretion, to use as she may see fit; and having said this, should she possibly want no 'thanks' in return, i would not be even slightly offended.
It would simply be a pleasure for me to 'thank' her in Norwegian, as i believe, only knowing her from her videocast, she might deserve to be 'thanked;' and possibly never having been thanked to such a degree in the past, or at least recently, in Japan, i believe that she might 'thank' me twofold for such a sincere and demonstrative 'thanking' which anyone was ever 'thanked'.
m.
Anita Ekberg: Boccaccio '70 [Angry, Giant, Buxom Goddess]
Andy Gibb + Victoria Principal: All I Have To Do Is Dream [MERV GRIFFIN SHOW 1981]
Merv Griffin Show: August/September 1981
This would be Gibb's last official single, and his last US chart entry, peaking at number 51
God, it wouldn't be such a pain in the ass replacing sebastian's great clips removed by YouTube, if they weren't great.
tpaSALSA y SON CUBANO [La Historia Verdadera - 1 & 2] Arsenio Rodriguez y Cuni
Homenaje a Sonero M.Cuni y Chapottin. Doc.Inst.C.del Arte.Cantante de Arsenio Rodriguez, junto al Trompeta Chocolate Armenteros y F.Chapottin.Videos Cubanos pedirlos directamnete a MUNDO LATINO-EGREM Discos en CUBA.
Homenaje a Sonero Miguelito Cuni, La verdadera Historia Musical Cubana Cantante de Arsenio Rodriguez.Documental del Instituto Cubano del Arte.Videos cubanos pedirlos directamente a MUNDO LATINO -EGREM DISCOS en CUBA.
"SUGAR CHILE" ROBINSON: NUMBERS BOOGIE [THIS IS OUTFUCKINGRAGEOUS!]
VOCAL SAMPLING Y MENTIROSO [con Mentiroso MAYOR PIO LEIVA]
VOCAL SAMPLING & MENTIROSO
con Mentiroso
MAYOR PIO LEIVA
CD Vocal Sampling
Cambio de Tiempo
2000
CON MENTIROSO MAYOR PIO LEIVA
LOS COMPADRES DE CUBA [Compay Primo Lorenzo Hierrezuelo y Compay Segundo Francisco Repilado]
CUBA ULTIMO VIDEO CONOCIDO DE
Compay Primo Lorenzo Hierrezuelo
y
Compay Segundo Francisco Repilado
CONJUNTO CHAPOTTIN Y ESTRELLAS canta MIGUELITO CUNI
CONJUNTO CHAPOTTIN Y ESTRELLAS canta MIGUELITO CUNI
TEMA NICO CADENON -ESTO ES MUSICA CUBANA & CONJUNTO CHAPOTTIN Y MIGUELITO CUNI
eso si es un pianista,¿alquien sabe el nom

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