Angus Young and Malcolm Young meet for one last time when your brother and your band love you... they don't let you go to hell without your guitar. Love.
 
The Chambers Brothers "Time Has Come Today" on The Ed Sullivan Show

#edsullivanshow

From 1948 to 1971, every Sunday evening Ed Sullivan hosted the greatest and most famous artists on his show, broadcasting on CBS. About ten years ago, re-released in 12 DVDs, an Italian newspaper published the best performances. I'm sharing them again, there are truly wonderful things.
 
uhm, just to stick to today’s daily theme

Ingrandisci questa immagine

but even Ludwig van Beethoven was a little deaf and yet...
 
Bob Dylan - With God on Our Side (Official Audio)

Ingrandisci questa immagine

February 17, 1974
Some "revisionist" films have already come out, and we’re talking about them here too.......
 
The Outta Place - Outta Tree (GARAGE PUNK REVIVAL)
#outofplace Chandler. In 20 small episodes, ending at the beginning (4)
 
Skip James - Devil Got My Woman
Lionel Belasco - Venezuela

'Ghost World' makes me discover beautiful things.
 
Chuck Berry - Johnny B. Goode (1972) #guitarlegends 0 C. Berry. The guitarist par excellence. The father of rock. He is off the charts. You don’t teach the father how to have children.
 
The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Foxey Lady (Miami Pop 1968) #guitarlegends 1 jimi hendrix. Any word is too minimal to describe the importance of this artist's fingers in the history of modern music. Immense.
 
Stevie Wonder and Jeff Beck Perform "Superstition" at Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 25th Anniversary #guitarlegends 2 Jeff Beck. Now... I don’t know if he’s among the best or not. I know that when he starts to play, suddenly any piece (even the most trivial) becomes a masterpiece. I've never understood how he does it, what he does, and where he finds the inspiration... but everything he plays is magic.
 
Led Zeppelin - Immigrant Song (Live Video) #guitarlegends 3 jimmy page. From the first listen to this band, I was completely hypnotized. The only guitarist able to give me feelings of "panic" in some parts of his solos (especially those with the violin bow) - a giant.
 
Joan Baez - The Trees They Do Grow High @[luludia] and here’s another one. As far as you know, could this be the first recording of the traditional during the folk revival period? Let's say from the mid-'50s onwards?
 
TEN YEARS AFTER - Bad Scene (1969) #guitarlegends 4 Alvin Lee. I could have put another hundred guitarists in his place, but I chose Alvin. Too underrated for his talent and for all the brilliant ideas that can be heard in his blues. One of the guitarists I have adored without reservations from the very first note.
 
Jazz Butcher - Angels
Between Josef K and Felt...another great band with excellent tracks.
 
Pink Floyd - " MOTHER " The Wall 1980 #guitarlegends 5 David Gilmour. For the occasion, I chose a piece suitable for the day. Happy Mother’s Day to all moms.
 
#haiku Santōka Taneda 03/12/1882 -11/10/1940
Ushiro sugata no
Shigurete iku ka?

Is this
My figure from behind
Walking away in the rain?
Faust'o - Ultimi Fuochi ( ...and I my back against the wind...)