Paul Weller, Primal Scream and Inhaler are set to play Gig For Gaza in London later this year, which will raise vital funds for the Palestinian people.

Weller has curated the line-up for the event, which is his second fundraiser for Gaza.

Last year, the former Jam frontman performed alongside Kneecap, Primal Scream, Paloma Faith and Liam Bailey at the Brixton Academy, which raised over £125,000 in aid.
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Paul Weller, Primal Scream and Inhaler are ready to play Gig For Gaza in London at the end of the year, which will collect vital funds for the Palestinian people.

Weller has curated the line-up for the event, which is his second fundraiser for Gaza.

Last year, the former Jam frontman performed together with Kneecap, Primal Scream, Paloma Faith, and Liam Bailey at the Brixton Academy, which raised over £125,000 in aid.
 
I Camaleonti - Eternità (1970)
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ognuno qui ha qualcosa di pesante
 
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Eddie, are you kidding? No, I'm hoeing.
 
"Groovin with Mr Bloe" Original version by WIND
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Viola
Actually, I sometimes get the illusion that someone might really understand what kind of person I am: pure cerebral speculation, I'm aware of that.
I must have posted this a fantastillion times, but repeating myself is part of my nature.
Not because I don’t realize it, but because certain harmonies—in this case, vocal—take me somewhere else: it doesn't matter where, as Marco Castoldi used to say when he was still in possession of his mental faculties.
I adore these sweet melodies, which break my heart: and one day I’ll go walking by the sea, and I’ll dip my feet in the water, just for fun.
And twelve sirens will dance with me, and twelve sirens will dance with me.
But the music is about to end, now that I’ve understood it’s the right time.

Great track by my friend Taz: who never wanted to record it, because he said my arrangement (a sort of ChaChaCha) drove him crazy, since the lyrics talk about suicide.

"Questa sera voglio camminare / vado a far due passi in riva al mare / e il cielo è pieno di stelle / di stelle / ma quelle riflesse dal mare sono ancora più belle.
E continuo a camminare / voglio vedere se è l'ora giusta per finire / e metto i piedi nell'acqua / così per scherzare / così per scherzare / e metto i piedi nell'acqua e mi lascio trasportare.
Da queste dolci melodie / piene di dolci parole / queste dolci melodie / che mi spezzano il cuore / e dodici sirene che ballano con me / e dodici sirene che danzano con me.
Non ho più voglia / di camminare.
Ora che ho capito che / ora che ho capito che / ora che ho capito che...
è l'ora giusta.

One day, maybe, I’ll play it for you, but I’m not a great singer. I’m in tune but, unlike the author, I don’t have a great vocal range: at best, I can manage two octaves.

Ah, he died very badly: throat cancer.
Perfect for a singer, right? sia: altrove: cuore: vocale: male:
 
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George Lewis
"Ace in the Hole" from: The Perennial
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#jazzlegends
 
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One way or another, you'll understand why Debbie could get even a dead man to jerk off.
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Tony Manero.
 
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"Land of mine"
by Martin Zandvliet

with Roland Møller
Louis Hofmann
Joel Basman
Mikkel Boe Følsgaard
and Emil Belton

#35mm