Studio8 - Uniting the Arts

Pierre

He was on the sound track on one of the first movies that did rock and roll. It was called
black board jungle
jd’s

a old fifties movie about juvenile delinquents. That was a big fad in the fifties, what are we going to do about all these juvenile delinquents. Every body was so Freudian in the fifties, all searching for the holy grail of being “adjusted”





we all wanted to be juvenile delinquents so we could get the girls that would pet.

I saw him live in 1956, but I never noticed his hair cut before. That little curl hanging down kills me for some reason.

[edit] Music and teen culture
The film has also been credited with sparking the Rock and Roll revolution by featuring Bill Haley and the Comets's Rock Around the Clock, initially a B-side, over the film's opening credits, establishing that song as an instant classic. The music led to a huge teenage audience for the film: their exuberance sometimes overflowed into violence and vandalism at screenings.[1] In this sense, it has been seen as marking the start of a period of visible teenage rebellion in the late 20th century.
Blackboard Jungle

I felt so alive in 1956
I wish they all could be Baltimore girls.


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Stilltrucking wrote:I saw him live in 1956, but I never noticed his hair cut before. That little curl hanging down kills me for some reason.

That's his trade mark spit curl.

Black board Jungle: The movie that brought Sidney Poitier
to mainstream.

Blackboard Jungle based on a novel by Evan Hunter. One of my favorite writers.

To make ends meet, Hunter taught English classes at inner city high schools, sold lobsters to restaurants and worked as an editor for the Scott Meredith Literary Agency, but he never stopped honing his writing skills. Under the names Curt Cannon, Hunt Collins and Richard Marsten, he wrote dozens of magazine stories. Once he had enough credits to his, well, many names, Hunter published his first novel, "The Blackboard Jungle." The harrowing tale of big city school violence became a 1955 film starring Glenn Ford and Sidney Poitier. Hunter later penned the second revision of the 1963 Alfred Hitchcock thriller, "The Birds."
http://www.blogofdeath.com/archives/001456.html

another texan

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you could start a thread just on texas music

Texas Cooking
Guy Clark
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Dallas by Jimmy Dale Gilmore and The Texas Flatlanders
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The Road Goes On Forever The Party Never Ends
Robert Earl Keen
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Bitches Brew ....Miles Davis...what a groove......

The Mel & Floyd show on WORT in Madison Wisconsin.
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LR and still truckin: texas and virginia? hm... i'll see how far my savings stretch...

i don't have savings. i have some loose change sitting on my desk and a monthly wage from the print room... but... no savings. but. texas? big things intimidate me.

anyway, tonight, i have been mainly listening to...

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and

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and

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yes. i'm on that tip tonight.

just finished jammin with the gang here in Frederick and we recorded 3 tracks that i'll get on here soon......right bow i'm listening to the doors ...love me 2 times.....eating a burger and fries at the 5 guys diner.....now it's david bowie doing ziggy......where are the spiders??????

Equinox...John Coltrane...my sunday morn worship

Pete Seeger Little Boxes

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Honda CBR125R

Jethro Tull - Bouree

(a little flute practice time....)

Peevette wrote:Jethro Tull - Bouree

(a little flute practice time....)

here is a great resource for that

http://youtube.com/watch?v=VQg0vScnQ8E

James Galway's master classes

on the right there are links to more

he's as wonderful a teacher as he is a flute player

Lightning Rod wrote:

Peevette wrote:Jethro Tull - Bouree

(a little flute practice time....)

here is a great resource for that

http://youtube.com/watch?v=VQg0vScnQ8E

James Galway's master classes

on the right there are links to more

he's as wonderful a teacher as he is a flute player

SWEEEET!! Thanks for the link. A fellow artist helping another out....life is grand!

just checked out the link.......FANTASTIC! Thanks so much!!!

Olympic - Psychiatrický Prášek (1967)

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