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	Dick Curless - Portrait of a Country Singer  American Music Author, Peter Guralnick talks about recording with Dick Curless. This was a work in progress by Bill Chinnock and his film production company, The Artist Group. A project to pay tribute to his father-in-law the late Dick Curless. Sadly Bill was never able to finish this project due to his illness with Lyme disease. Amazing Job Bill Chinnock! 2012年01月30日再生回数 878
	ELVIS Week 2011 Sam Phillips documentary and Elvis Live concert  deenasdays.com The screening of the documentary 'Sam Phillips The Man who started Rock n Roll' and the Elvis Presley Live: the King in Concert. 2011年08月15日再生回数 1253
	BELA B. FELSENHEIMER LIEST.mpg  BELA B. FELSENHEIMER LIEST - Last Train To Memphis (Teil 1, 1935 -- 1958) Die Elvis Presley Biographie von Peter Guralnick BCD 16090 L9 12 CD - Capbox mit 52-seitigem Booklet GENRE Hörbuch / Biographie SPIELDAUER ca. 17 Stunden BELA B. FELSENHEIMER LIEST - Careless Love (Teil 2, 1958 -- 1977) Die Elvis Presley Biographie von Peter Guralnick BCD 16091 L9 12-CD Capbox mit 52-seitigem Booklet GENRE Audiobuch / Biographie SPIELDAUER ca. 17 Stunden INFORMATIONEN Bear Family ist glücklich, die Hörbuchrechte der wichtigsten Elvis-Biographie und gelungenen Übersetzung von 'Last Train To Memphis' von Kult-Autor Peter Guralnick für die deutsche Ausgabe bekommen zu haben, der "vielleicht besten Biographie, die je über einen amerikanischen Musiker geschrieben wurde" (Memphis Commercial Appeal). Die Buchausgabe ist 2006 beim Berliner Verlag Bosworth Music (ISBN: 978-3-86543-096-0) erschienen. Peter Guralnick ist einer der wichtigsten Autoren, die über Musik und Musiker schreiben, zu seinen Büchern gehören 'The Triumph Of Sam Cooke' und 'Sweet Soul Music: Rhythm & Blues And The Southern Dream Of Freedom'. In 'Last Train To Memphis', dem ersten Teil der zweibändigen Elvis-Biographie, beschreibt Peter Guralnik den Anfang der Presley-Lebensgeschichte von seiner Geburt in Tupelo, Mississippi, den folgenden Weg zum Ruhm, bis zum Tod seiner Mutter im Jahr 1958. Die Presley-Produktion umfaßt, wie auch im Original zwei Hörbücher: Der zweite Teil, 'Careless Love' über die Jahre 1958-1977 ... 2011年11月24日再生回数 492
	Scotty Moore, DJ Fontana_ Elvis Week 1997  This clip was aired during Elvis Week August 1997. This was the 20th anniversary of Elvis' passing plus the week that "All the King's Men" and Scotty Moore's biography hit the shelves. Considering the stumbling blocks in getting both finished, it should not have been a surprise but UPS went on strike the very day that we went on sale! We still had a great time in Memphis despite a heart attack scare with DJ Fontana. Scotty & I watched this broadcast in his hotel room - on my 41st birthday - while getting shit-faced on his bottle of Johnny Walker Red and me having the pleasure of hearing his own Elvis memories. I never felt closer to him than on that night. 2011年06月11日再生回数 1018
	Slim Harpo -- Jody Man  Slim Harpo James Moore (1924-1970) BORN: January 11, 1924, Lobdell, LA DIED: January 31, 1970, Baton Rouge, LA In the large stable of blues talent that Crowley, LA producer Jay Miller recorded for the Nashville-based Excello label, no one enjoyed more mainstream success than Slim Harpo. Just a shade behind Lightnin' Slim in local popularity, Harpo played both guitar and neck-rack harmonica in a more down-home approximation of Jimmy Reed, with a few discernible, and distinctive, differences. Slim's music was certainly more laid-back than Reed's, if such a notion was possible. But the rhythm was insistent and overall, Harpo was more adaptable than Reed or most other bluesmen. His material not only made the national charts, but also proved to be quite adaptable for white artists on both sides of the Atlantic, including the Rolling Stones, Yardbirds, Kinks, Dave Edmunds with Love Sculpture, Van Morrison with Them, Sun rockabilly Warren Smith, Hank Williams, Jr. and the Fabulous Thunderbirds. A people pleasing club entertainer, he certainly wasn't above working rock & roll rhythms into his music, along with hard-stressed, country & western vocal inflections. Several of his best tunes were co-written with his wife Lovelle and show a fine hand for song construction, appearing to have arrived at the studio pretty well-formed. His harmonica playing was driving and straightforward, full of surprising melodicism, while his vocals were perhaps best described by writer Peter Guralnick ... 2011年11月15日再生回数 1479
	Ersel Hickey - Hangin' Around  Best remembered for the rockabilly classic "Bluebirds Over the Mountain," singer Ersel Hickey was born June 27, 1934, in Brighton, NY. After the 1938 death of his father, his mother suffered a nervous breakdown and, according to the www.rockabillyhall.com website, Hickey spent his formative years in a series of foster homes, ultimately hitting the road with his sister, an exotic dancer who performed under the name Chicky Evans. He also traveled the US as a carny before settling in Columbus, OH, landing in a juvenile home and singing in a local gospel group. Inspired by Johnnie Ray, in 1951 Hickey entered a Columbus talent contest and took home top honors, winning $500 and committing himself to a career as a pop singer. After discovering Elvis Presley's landmark Sun recordings, Hickey switched his allegiance to rock & roll and in 1955 cut his debut single, the Fine label effort "Then I'll Be Happy." While performing in Rochester, NY, Hickey stumbled upon Phil Everly and asked for his advice on launching a career. Told "Well, you got to have a song," he wrote "Bluebirds Over the Mountain" literally overnight and traveled to Buffalo the following morning, where he hired photographer Gene LaVerne to shoot a publicity still. The resulting photograph is arguably the zenith of Hickey's career. Rock scribe Peter Guralnick once wrote: "Take a look at the improbably sculpted helmet of hair, the tommy-gun guitar stance, the pleated pants, cocked leg, patent leather casual footwear ... 2012年04月23日再生回数 71
	Petticoat Junction: Bobbie Jo and the Beatnik - Season 1, Episode 16 - Dennis Hopper (1964)  thefilmarchive.org DVD: www.amazon.com January 7, 1964 Bobbie Jo is entranced with poet Alan Landman, a visiting beatnik who is passing through Hooterville. Guest star: Dennis Hopper Note: This was the only episode of the entire series Linda Kaye Henning did not appear in Dennis Lee Hopper (May 17, 1936 -- May 29, 2010) was an American actor, filmmaker and artist. As a young man, Hopper became interested in acting and eventually became a student of the Actors' Studio. He made his first television appearance in 1954 and appeared in two films featuring James Dean, Rebel Without a Cause (1955) and Giant (1956). During the next 10 years, Hopper appeared frequently on television in guest roles, and by the end of the 1960s had played supporting roles in several films. He directed and starred in Easy Rider (1969), winning an award at the Cannes Film Festival and was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay as co-writer. "With its portrait of counterculture heroes raising their middle fingers to the uptight middle-class hypocrisies, Easy Rider became the cinematic symbol of the 1960s, a celluloid anthem to freedom, macho bravado and anti-establishment rebellion." Film critic Matthew Hays notes that "no other persona better signifies the lost idealism of the 1960s than that of Dennis Hopper." He was unable to build on his success for several years, until a featured role in Apocalypse Now (1979) brought him attention. He subsequently appeared in Rumble Fish (1983 ... 2011年10月09日再生回数 4498
	Ersel Hickey - You Threw A Dart  Best remembered for the rockabilly classic "Bluebirds Over the Mountain," singer Ersel Hickey was born June 27, 1934, in Brighton, NY. After the 1938 death of his father, his mother suffered a nervous breakdown and, according to the www.rockabillyhall.com website, Hickey spent his formative years in a series of foster homes, ultimately hitting the road with his sister, an exotic dancer who performed under the name Chicky Evans. He also traveled the US as a carny before settling in Columbus, OH, landing in a juvenile home and singing in a local gospel group. Inspired by Johnnie Ray, in 1951 Hickey entered a Columbus talent contest and took home top honors, winning $500 and committing himself to a career as a pop singer. After discovering Elvis Presley's landmark Sun recordings, Hickey switched his allegiance to rock & roll and in 1955 cut his debut single, the Fine label effort "Then I'll Be Happy." While performing in Rochester, NY, Hickey stumbled upon Phil Everly and asked for his advice on launching a career. Told "Well, you got to have a song," he wrote "Bluebirds Over the Mountain" literally overnight and traveled to Buffalo the following morning, where he hired photographer Gene LaVerne to shoot a publicity still. The resulting photograph is arguably the zenith of Hickey's career. Rock scribe Peter Guralnick once wrote: "Take a look at the improbably sculpted helmet of hair, the tommy-gun guitar stance, the pleated pants, cocked leg, patent leather casual footwear ... 2012年04月23日再生回数 32
	Stevie Wonder - I've got a woman (Live) HD  È la hit che portò Ray Charles al successo nazionale dopo aver stipulato un contratto con la ATLANTIC RECORDS. Si tratta di una rielaborazione in versione laica di un brano Gospel chiamato "My Jesus Is All the World to Me". Ray e il sua trombettista Renald Richard sentirono il brano su una stazione radio gospel mentre erano in tour nel sud con Ruth Brown. Richard propose un nuovo testo, Ray Charles creò una progressione di accordi gospel su 16 battute e un riff latino per gli ottoni, la band incise la canzone in uno studio di ATLANTA. Il risultato è stato un connubio perfetto di musica gospel e blues. Quando fu pubblicata nel dicembre 1954, andò dritta in cima alle classifiche e ha rivoluzionato completamente l'industria musicale. I predicatori Gospel lo attaccarono ferocemente, del resto nella canzone Ray parla di una donna che lo aiuta in vari modi, con delle velate allusioni erotiche che suonavano blasfeme cantate su un brano di musica "sacra". Anche Big Bill Broonzy lo criticò definendolo "mescolare il sacro con il profano" ma la ATLANTIC riuscì ad utilizzare la pubblicità negativa a loro vantaggio. Lo storico musicale Peter Guralnick sostiene che la registrazione di Ray Charles di "I've Got a Woman" ha influenzato profondamente il corso della musica popolare americana come nessun altro brano prima o dopo, alcuni ritengono che questa fusione di R&B, Gospel e Jazz fu il primo brano Soul mai scritto. 2012年04月11日再生回数 458
	Ersel Hickey - Bluebirds Over The Mountain  Best remembered for the rockabilly classic "Bluebirds Over the Mountain," singer Ersel Hickey was born June 27, 1934, in Brighton, NY. After the 1938 death of his father, his mother suffered a nervous breakdown and, according to the www.rockabillyhall.com website, Hickey spent his formative years in a series of foster homes, ultimately hitting the road with his sister, an exotic dancer who performed under the name Chicky Evans. He also traveled the US as a carny before settling in Columbus, OH, landing in a juvenile home and singing in a local gospel group. Inspired by Johnnie Ray, in 1951 Hickey entered a Columbus talent contest and took home top honors, winning $500 and committing himself to a career as a pop singer. After discovering Elvis Presley's landmark Sun recordings, Hickey switched his allegiance to rock & roll and in 1955 cut his debut single, the Fine label effort "Then I'll Be Happy." While performing in Rochester, NY, Hickey stumbled upon Phil Everly and asked for his advice on launching a career. Told "Well, you got to have a song," he wrote "Bluebirds Over the Mountain" literally overnight and traveled to Buffalo the following morning, where he hired photographer Gene LaVerne to shoot a publicity still. The resulting photograph is arguably the zenith of Hickey's career. Rock scribe Peter Guralnick once wrote: "Take a look at the improbably sculpted helmet of hair, the tommy-gun guitar stance, the pleated pants, cocked leg, patent leather casual footwear ... 2012年04月23日再生回数 46