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Happy birthday, David Howell Evans, aka "The Edge"! U2 - Numb (Official Music Video)
The U2 guitarist is celebrating exactly 64 summers today, not a small feat, mo' pure illo è diventato un vero vdm!
 
Gianni Berengo Gardin has left us, but not his black-and-white works.
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He once said about himself, "Non sono un mito sono un artigiano." (rip)
 
Miles Davis - Burn

Miles Davis – trumpet
Carlos Santana – guitar
Robben Ford – guitar
Bob Berg – tenor saxophone
Robert Irving III – synthesizer
Adam Holzman – synthesizer
Felton Crews – bass
Vincent Wilburn Jr. – drums
Steve Thornton – percussion

#unlivealgiorno
 
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Casu marzo connivvermi è! Domanda:
 
Carol Kaye has just turned 90, and with the resume she has, it’s only right to pay her the proper tribute. Carol Kaye 'BassCatch' Since she began her career in 1957, she has played bass and guitar on more than 10,000 records and with many pop rock legends, effortlessly moving from Frank Zappa (on Freak Out) to Frank Sinatra, from the Beach Boys to the Monkees, from the soundtracks of Quincy Jones, Henry Mancini and Lalo Schifrin all the way to Stevie Wonder, Barbra Streisand, The Supremes, Simon & Garfunkel, and on an endless number of hit songs (from These Boots Are Made for Walking by Nancy Sinatra to Time Is on My Side by Irma Thomas, Tainted Love by Gloria Jones, Do I Love You (Indeed I Do) by Frankie Wilson—the Northern Soul anthem par excellence—and the famous theme of the Batman TV series).

You can read the rest of the article here In studio con Carol Kaye | il manifesto
 
"People are lucky.

They like everything:
ice cream cones,
rock concerts,
singing,
dancing,
hatred,
love,
masturbation,
hotdog sandwiches,
folk dances,
roller skates,
spiritualism,
capitalism,
c ommunism,
circumcision,
comics,
Bob Hope,
skiing,
fishing,
murder,
bowl ing,
debates.

Everything.

They don’t have much,
because they don’t expect much.

But they’re a great bunch."
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"I’m not into laws, morals, religion, rules.
I don’t like being shaped by society.
I have more sympathy for the devil than for good people.
He seems more interesting.
On the road to hell there are always a lot of people, but it’s still a road you walk alone.
Slavery hasn’t been eliminated at all, it’s just been expanded to include nine-tenths of the population.
In general I have no problem listening to everyone’s chatter and no problem letting it go."

Heinrich Karl Bukowski alias Henry Charles Bukowski, born in August 1920, was defined by critics as a representative of the so-called literary current of dirty realism or “Dirty realism,” that is, a genre characterized by its focus on the existential struggles of the poor and disadvantaged classes, and by the observation of reality. tutto:
 
On the beach of Tel Aviv, Israeli activists organize a vigil with photos of Palestinian children killed in Gaza.
Manifestanti israeliani scendono in piazza contro la guerra a Gaza: mostrate foto di bambini palestinesi uccisi - Video
“Stop the genocide,” they say, “not in our name.”

“An intolerable act.” With these words, Rosario Valastro, president of the Italian Red Cross, described what happened last night in Gaza: “We learn with sorrow of the death of a colleague from the Palestinian Red Crescent and the wounding of three others, due to an attack that struck the headquarters of the PRCS in Khan Younis, in the south of the Gaza Strip, and that caused a fire on the first floor of the building. Too much blood has been shed by humanitarian workers in this conflict, too much by civilians.”
Israele bombarda la sede della Mezzaluna Rossa palestinese, la Croce rossa diffonde il video: "Intollerabile"
“Attacking buildings or vehicles identified with our emblem, attacking healthcare workers, is contrary to the rules of international humanitarian law and, above all, is a hard blow to the rights and dignity of the civilian population who, brought to their knees by the conflict, risk not receiving the necessary care, already made difficult by the war.”

Genoa, containers with weapons for Israel sent back to sender. The dockworkers: “An unthinkable victory”
“It never happened before: just announcing the strike was enough and the company gave up on unloading. An unthinkable victory,” José Nivoi, USB Mari e porti unionist and member of the Independent Collective of Dockworkers (Calp), told ilfattoquotidiano.it. “It’s not the first time we have called a strike against the transit of arms to war zones, but this time the mood was different.” During the PSA delegates’ assembly with the workers, there was overwhelming participation. The announced strike promised to be unified and determined, capable of significantly slowing operations with economic and reputational consequences for Cosco. “We were ready to block everything, but we didn’t think the announcement alone would be enough.”
Genova, container con armi per Israele rispedite al mittente. I portuali: "Vittoria impensabile"

Is this it, Leone, is this all the charity for Gaza?
“I’ll soon return to the Vatican,” the holiday in Castel Gandolfo is over, but Your Holiness, excuse me, what exactly are you on holiday from?
From a world burning with a thousand wars?
From children mercilessly exterminated while they stand in line for a piece of bread?
From racist intolerance taken as the government of thought?
From history getting kicked in the ass?
From political calculations indifferent to the acrid smell of blood?
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Habemus Papa?
The first act of Don Raffaello as pope and, perhaps, of Matteo too, would have been to transfer Peter’s diocese to Gaza, to challenge Netanyahu’s genocidal madness, and then, to Ukraine and wherever a child cries in fear of the sound of a bomb whit scorsa: portuali: successo:
 
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Grossman: "There is a genocide in Gaza. For years I avoided using this word, but it is happening before my eyes"

The Israeli writer and intellectual: "I wonder how we could have reached this point? The Occupation has corrupted us." But why don't people take to the streets in Israel to prevent all this? "Because not seeing is easier," he replies.
Grossman: "A Gaza c'è un genocidio. Per anni ho evitato di usare questa parola, ma sta accadendo di fronte ai miei occhi" | L'Espresso israeliano: