King Crimson - The Great Deceiver

Selling dreams to a picture show..
 
Billy Bragg - To Have And To Have Not #bastaunasolacanzoneperfarconfusio nefuoriedentrodime
 
Samuele Bersani - Lo Scrutatore Non Votante (Official Video)

Nothing special, but it came to my mind while watching a report - I think it was from Telerompo - about the extraordinary Sardinian scrutineers.

Now I know why the vice-God @[sfascia carrozze] has disappeared from the radars.

Ps. The whole world - not just this one - is there with her, there.
 
Schindler's list - La ragazza in rosso

"Schindler's List"
by Steven Spielberg (1993)

starring Liam Neeson
Ralph Fiennes
and Ben Kingsley

#35mm
 
EQUIPOISE - The De Johnette Complex

Jack DeJohnette (4 out of 5)
"Equipoise" from: The DeJohnette Complex
1969 (Milestone)

#jazzlegends
 
Pepè la puzzola

Well, yes, cursed @[withor].
I aspire to topple his throne!
And let it be known that I tied a duel in the last panel - about the risqué pocket books of the 70s - with none other than the NOBLE @[IlConte]: not just any random guy!
I thought I had finished him off with a “Zakimort,” but he still had one shot left in the chamber.

I know that both of you, even though you’re MUCH younger than me, are true hellfire embers, but it’s precisely this that - as Pepè would say - makes the challenge more exciting!
 
Compulsive Gamblers - Stop & Think It Over

The Compulsive Gamblers - "Rock n Roll Nurse"

Choosing two from each of the three albums is tragic... if you love Rock 'n' Roll in all its shades... listen to them all...

So, so... Okay, the Oblivians are too famous, but... what was Greg Cartwright doing before (and what will he do after)?

Before with the Compulsive Gamblers, he played… Blues-Beat-Punk-garage… melodies that were sometimes wonderfully perfect, sometimes stunningly crooked.

Three really beautiful albums… beautiful… beautiful...

#garagedintorni (176/2)
 
Prima di continuare su YouTube The dirtiest, foulest, and most misogynistic blues alternates with rural country infused with folk veins, as Robert Johnson seems to meet Hank Williams and the established Dylan star to create one of the greatest examples of white blues that history remembers, all seasoned by the notorious wayward existence of the Rolling Stones in their "Aftermath" from the far-off '66, divided between alcohol, drugs, and sex.

#unalbuminoalgiornotoglieil
 
Compulsive Gamblers "My Love is a Monster" (from the "Bluff City" LP)

You Don't Want Me

How nice to listen to them again...

So, so... Okay, the Oblivians are too famous but... what was Greg Cartwright doing before (and what will he be up to next)?

Before with the Compulsive Gamblers, he played... Blues-Beat-Punk-garage... melodies that are sometimes wonderfully perfect, sometimes stunningly skewed.

Three really beautiful albums... beautiful... beautiful...

#garagedintorni (176/1)