A beautiful song from a beautiful lady, Ms Baaba Sampson.
She’s new to the music scene and a dear friend of mine, Atipin Hemaa Nana Kyerewaa, is helping to jump-start her career and sent it to me. After one listen I wanted to share it with you all, because, well, it’s really sweet and good!
“Ever wake up with the blues so bad you feel like rolling back over in your bed and going back to sleep? My mother and I were evicted from the home I grew up in first thing on Christmas morning a few years back, shortly after a romantic breakup. The words are true. I made out of this blues through prayer. I wrote this song on the side of my bed. ” – Chris Rodrigues
I wake up with the blues now mama
I just roll back in my bed
I wake up with the blues now mama
I just roll back in my bed
cause I don’t wanna think about
all them troubles rolling round my head
I’m feeling mean feeling mean
I ain’t got one nice thing to say
I’m feeling mean feeling mean
I ain’t got one nice thing to say
I’m asking God for forgiveness
I better get down on my knees and pray
well my rider she done left me
took my world for a spin
well my rider she done left me
took my world for a spin
if I fall back down in love
the same things bound to happen again
some say its a feeling
I think its a dog gone curse
some say its a feeling
I think its a dog gone curse
I wake up with the blues now mama
it gets back then it gets worse
I wake up with the blues now mama
I just roll back in my bed
I wake up with the blues now mama
I just roll back in my bed
cause I don’t wanna think about
all them troubles rolling round my head
cause I don’t wanna think about
all them troubles rolling round my head
cause I don’t wanna think about
all them troubles rolling round my head
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Personnel:
Grace Slick – vocals
Paul Kantner – vocals, guitar
Marty Balin – vocals, percussion
David Frieberg – keyboards, bass, vocals
Craig Chaquico – lead guitar
Pete Sears – bass, piano
Johnny Barbata – drums, vocals (on track #4)
Summary:
Recorded after the monumentally successful Red Octopus album release, but prior to 1976’s Spitfire album, this Jefferson Starship concert captures the band performing a diverse set before a hometown audience. With singer Marty Balin back in the fold, the group again contained the three primary vocalists from the Jefferson Airplane, now supported by vocalist, keyboardist, part-time bassist, and ex-Quicksilver Messenger Service member David Frieberg; the young guitar prodigy Craig Chaquico; and the superb rhythm section of bassist/pianist Pete Sears and drummer Johnny Barbata. The group was riding high on the multi-platinum Red Octopus album and was arguably at a new peak of popularity.
This set is not only represented by material from the early Jefferson Starship albums and a couple of Jefferson Airplane classics, but interestingly features live performances of material from Grace Slick’s first solo album plus two of the best tracks Marty Balin recorded with his post-Jefferson Airplane project, Bodacious D F.
The recording begins in progress, with the group wrapping up Vic Smith’s “Drivin’ Me Crazy,” the most infectious track from the obscure Bodacious D F album. This sweeping, heart-breaking song about longing for lost love serves as a perfect vehicle for Balin’s romantically emotive vocals. An extended version of the Jerry Gallup/Craig Chaquico composition, “That’s For Sure” follows, clocking in at nearly twice the length of the studio recording featured on the 1974 Jefferson Starship album, Dragonfly. With barrelhouse piano support from Sears, Grace Slick next takes over with a very bawdy take on “Better Lying Down,” a track from her first solo album, Manhole.
In a rare instance of drummer Johnny Barbata fronting the band, they next deliver “Big City,” the song he co-wrote with ex-Canned Heat guitarist Joel Scott Hill and original Flying Burrito Brothers bassist Chris Etheridge. Here Barbata handles lead vocals on a song soon to be recorded for the group’s next album, Spitfire. Returning to Dragonfly material, David Frieberg next fronts the band on “Come To Life,” a song containing words by the Grateful Dead’s lyricist extraordinaire, Robert Hunter.
A second taste of the rare Bodacious D F material is next with “The Witcher.” Beginning introspectively, this becomes an explosive R&B workout featuring Balin’s lustfully unhinged vocals. Dipping back even further, the group next tackles one of Kantner’s early sci-fi classics, “Have You Seen The Saucers.” Sandwiched in the middle of this Jefferson Airplane number is an extended and pummeling bass solo courtesy of Pete Sears. This leads up to a raucous take of “White Rabbit,” one of Grace Slick’s signature songs. The recording concludes with the first taste of Red Octopus material. Craig Chaquico’s “Sweeter Than Honey” clearly shows the band heading in a straightforward rock direction, which would capture the attention of a new legion of fans, while alienating older fans that preferred more thought provoking lyrics and the more experimental sound of the Airplane. This leads into a drum solo by Johnny Barbata, prior to the tape stock running out.
With all three Airplane vocalists again on board and a wealth of diverse material in the group’s touring repertoire, the Jefferson Starship was arguably nearing its peak around this time. With personnel as well as musical changes again in store as the 1970s wore on, the group would rarely be this engaging again and this recording, although not without it’s flaws, represents the Jefferson Starship nearing the end of their golden era.
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Hank Williams – The Best Of Country Music (All the Greatest Songs Masterpieces) [Fantastic Classics Songs] 00:00 Hank Williams – Long Gone Lonesome Blues (1950) 02:34 Hank Williams – Jambalaya (On the Bayou) (1952) 05:23 Hank Williams – Honky Tonkin’ (1948) 08:07 Hank Williams – Cold Cold Heart (1951) 10:22 Hank Williams – Just Waitin’ (1958) 12:57 Hank Williams – Baby, We’re Really in Love (1951) 15:24 Hank Williams – I Can’t Help It (If I’m Still In Love With You) (1951) 17:43 Hank Williams – Lovesick Blues (1949) 20:23 Hank Williams – Your Cheatin’ Heart (1953) 23:00 Hank Williams – I’ll Never Get Out of This World Alive (1952) 25:22 Hank Williams – Settin’ The Woods On Fire (1952) 27:54 Hank Williams – Honky Tonk Blues (1952) 29:47 Hank Williams – Crazy Heart (1951) 32:10 Hank Williams – (I Heard That) Lonesome Whistle (1951) 34:31 Hank Williams – Dear John (1951) 36:49 Hank Williams – Move It on Over (1947) 39:30 Hank Williams – The Pale Horse And His Rider (1956) 42:19 Hank Williams – Hey, Good Lookin’ (1951) 45:09 Hank Williams – Mind Your Own Business (1949) 47:59 Hank Williams – Calling You (1953)
Hiram King “Hank” Williams, (September 17, 1923 – January 1, 1953) was an American singer-songwriter and musician. Regarded as one of the most significant and influential American singers and songwriters of the 20th century, Williams recorded 35 singles (five released posthumously) that reached the Top 10 of the Billboard Country & Western Best Sellers chart, including 11 that ranked number one (three posthumously). FROM WIKIPEDIA: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hank_Wi…
Heino – Wir tanzen Polka, denn wir lieben Germany 2006
Die schöne Jugendzeit vergisstman nie
ein ganzes Leben lang
Auch ich war einmal jung und weiss,
wie’s war als wir noch Kinder war’n
Ja schön ist die Erinnerung
es ist schon lange her
doch damals und zu jeder Zeit
gab’s schon die Blasmusik,
ja ja die Blasmusik
und heute feiern wir
alle gemeinsam hier.
Wir tanzen Polka
denn wir lieben Germany, Germany, Germany,
ja eine Polka, denn wir sind verliebt wie nie
in good old Germany.
Wir tanzen Polka
denn wir lieben Germany, Germany, Germany,
ja eine Polka, denn wir sind verliebt wie nie
in good old Germany.
Ich kenne dieses Land
vom hohen Norden bis zum Bodensee,
ich liebe die Heimat sehr
wo ich auch bin,
wo ich auch geh’ und steh’
Mein Elternhaus steht dort,
wo ich noch heut’ zu hause bin
und hier und auf der ganzen Welt
kennt man die Blasmusik,
ja ja die Blasmusik
und heute feiern wir
alle gemeinsam hier.
Wir tanzen Polka
denn wir lieben Germany, Germany, Germany,
ja eine Polka, denn wir sind verliebt wie nie
in good old Germany.
Wir tanzen Polka
denn wir lieben Germany, Germany, Germany,
ja eine Polka, denn wir sind verliebt wie nie
in good old Germany.
Wir tanzen Polka
denn wir lieben Germany, Germany, Germany,
ja eine Polka, denn wir sind verliebt wie nie
in good old Germany
in good old Germany.
Heino – Sierra Madre – Live optreden tijdens hèt Schlagerfestival in de Rodahal op 9 april 2012 in Kerkrade. Dit festival vindt elk jaar plaats op 2e Paasdag. Voor meer informatie kijk op www.schlagerfestivalkerkrade.nl
Den Beweis dafür, dass an dem Sprichwort „Totgesagte leben länger“ was Wahres dran ist, hat Heino im vergangenen Jahr mehr als eindeutig geliefert. Plötzlich ging alles ganz schnell! Heino überrascht mit neuem Repertoire. Das Album „Mit freundlichen Grüßen“ verkauft sich mehr als 250.000 Mal. Heino stürmte mit knapp 75 Jahren die deutschen Albumcharts und wird zum Downloadkönig des Jahres gekürt.
Jetzt setzt Heino dem ganzen noch die Krone auf! So kommt es, dass er jetzt seine eigenen volkstümlichen Hits, die seine Fans bei nahezu jedem Konzert von ihm einfordern, covert. Doch einfach nur covern wäre langweilig. Mit verschiedenen Produzententeams aus der Rock und Metalszene hat er völlig neue Rockversionen aus seinen alten Schlagern gezaubert! Und so wird – passend zur Musik – aus dem alt bekannten Schlager „Blau blüht der Enzian“ der dem Genre entsprechende Albumtitel „Schwarz blüht der Enzian“.
SCHWARZ BLÜHT DER ENZIAN
HOLLA DI LA HOLLA DI HO
HOLLA DIHO LA HOLLA DI HO
WENN DES SONNTAGS FRÜH UM VIERE DIE SONNE AUFGEHT
UND DAS SCHWEIZER MADL AUF DIE ALM AUFGEHT
BLEIB ICH JA SO GERN AM WEGRAND STEHN JA STEHN
DENN DAS SCHWEIZER MADL SANG SO SCHÖN
JA JA SO BLAU BLAU BLAU BLÜHT DER ENZIAN
WENN BEIM ALPENGLÜHN WIR UNS WIEDERSEHEN
MIT IHREN RO-RO-RO-ROTEN LIPPEN FING ES AN
DIE ICH NIE VERGESSEN KANN
BLAU BLAU BLAU
JA BLAU BLAU BLAU
BLÜHT DER ENZIAN
IN DER ERSTEN HÜTTE DA HABEN WIR ZUSAMMEN GESESSEN
IN DER ZWEITEN HÜTTE DA HABEN WIR ZUSAMMEN GEGESSEN
IN DER DRITTEN HÜTTE HAB ICH SIE GEKÜSST
KEINER WEIß WAS DANN GESCHEHEN IST
JA JA SO BLAU BLAU BLAU BLÜHT DER ENZIAN
WENN BEIM ALPENGLÜHN WIR UNS WIEDERSEHN
MIT IHREN RO-RO-RO-ROTEN LIPPEN FING ES AN
DIE ICH NIE VERGESSEN KANN
15.Geburtstag des Heino-Rathaus-Café in Bad Münstereifel am 26.Juni 2011.
Alte Kameraden Marsch. Lyrics:
Freunde, heut’ wird’s eine lange Nacht,
weil wir alte Kameraden seh’n.
Freunde, heut’ wird einer draufgemacht,
weil wir wieder beieinandersteh’n.
Heute kommen sie von nah und fern,
uns’re alten Kameraden her.
Hoch soll’n sie leben beim Saft der Reben,
darauf freuen wir uns sehr.
Singt und lacht durch die ganze Nacht,
denn wir haben lang uns nicht geseh’n.
Singt und lacht, bis der Tag erwacht,
weil wir immer zueinandersteh’n.
Freud und Leid – alles wird geteilt,
und wir sind doch für einander da.
Denn wir sind Freunde, gute alte Freunde.
Freunde, eines ist doch klar:
Wahre Freundschaft gibt’s nicht oft auf dieser Welt,
wahre Freundschaft ist das einzige, was zählt.
Wahre Freundschaft, echte Freundschaft
ist doch viel mehr wert als Gut und Geld.
Kameraden, hoch die Tassen bis zum Morgenrot.
Wir leben nur so kurze Zeit und sind so lange tot.
Freunde, singt und lacht und bringt das alte Herz in Schwung,
denn wer immer fröhlich ist, der bleibt jung.
Ach, wie schön war einst die Zeit,
als wir jung war’n und zum Glück bereit.
Ach, so vieles ist gescheh’n,
drum seid froh, daß wir uns wiederseh’n.
Lebe heut’, schau nicht zurück,
denn nur heute findest du dein Glück.
Darum hebt das Glas voll Wein
und laßt uns alte Kameraden sein!
Hast du Sorgen, schick sie fort,
denn noch immer gilt das Wort:
schwarz und dunkel ist die Nacht,
immer kurz bevor der Tag erwacht.
Leid und Kummer, das vergeht,
weil die Welt sich weiter dreht,
darum hebt das Glas voll Wein
und laßt uns alte Kameraden sein!
David Holt is a Grammy award-winning multi-instrumentalist, historian, television host, teacher and entertainer. As a child his father taught him how to play bones and spoons, a skill that had been passed down in his Texas family for five generations. Frequent guest on Grand Ole Opry and other television programs. David won his second Grammy as an artist and producer for “Legacy,” his 3- CD set with long time friend and collaborator Doc Watson
This is a clip from 2013 in Asheville, NC. We actually recorded an album. Ben is a great banjo player. turnedearth.bandcamp.com/ Ben Shirley and Abby The Spoon Lady performing Barefoot Nelly spoonlady.com/
You Got To Move – Chris Rodrigues & Abby the Spoon Lady
The Dead South perform “Gunslingers Glory” from the Americana Music Publishing artist showcase, that took place at the Bluebird Cafe in Nashville on April 28th, 2017. Americana Music Publishing was proud to be part of this years Nashville Film Festival. thedeadsouth.com/ Americana Music Publishing Inc. is a copyright management and licensing company. Our goals are both to represent our music creators in an assertive, transparent manner and to be a ‘one-stop shop’ for professional music consumers. Whether you are a music supervisor, A & R professional, songwriter or composer, we appreciate the opportunity to talk with you. www.americanamusicpublishing.comwww.facebook.com/americanamus…twitter.com/AmericanaMPI
Flashback Friday video. This recording is from the original banjo & guitar tablature book and DVD – The Sparrow and the Hawk (available at meanmary.com and Amazon).
Dance of the Thistledown – written and arranged by Mary James. Performed by: Mary James (Mean Mary), Frank James, and Norton T. Miller
I wandered far from hurt but found no place to go
Like a river in the desert, like a flower in the snow
I heard a sound from somewhere, unexplained, unreconciled
Not of earth, not of air, something more, something wild
Something longing, something lost, something wounded, something sad
Like a fool who paid the cost and lost all that she had
I heard the sound grow strange, and strong, so very strong
And it began to shift and change into a song
CHORUS:
Some were made to sigh and cry but some will look up higher
Instead of always asking why they’ll set the world on fire
Sometimes we only lose to win to find where we belong
This pain in me, this hurt will be – will be my song
I wandered far to nowhere, I left my world behind
Just so I could go where days are not unkind
But the storm tried to follow me, stronger than before
The night tried to swallow me and the wind it waged a war
Colder, colder, blows this gale, colder grows the night
But more than trails are known to fail and more than wolves can bite
More than horses break their halters, more than birds take wing
If a voice wavers or falters sometimes the heart must sing
CHORUS:
Some were made to sigh and cry but some will look up higher
Instead of always asking why they’ll set the world on fire
Sometimes we only lose to win to find where we belong
This cold, this wind, this storm has been – has been my song
Sometimes we only lose to win
To find where we belong
I had to learn to sing again
With thunder in my song
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Rusty Kershaw’s album Now and Then is a great album I like. You feel the life of a man. He had some help from some friends like Neil Young, Ben Keith and Art Neville on this Album. It’s My Tribute too a great music man
Provided to YouTube by Rhino Atlantic That Don’t Leave Much Time to Fool Around · Rusty Kershaw Cajun In The Blues County ℗ 1970 Atlantic Recording Corporation for the United States and WEA International Inc. for the world outside of the United States. Piano: Bob Wilson Guitar: Charlie Daniels Harmonica: Gary Scruggs Drums: Karl Himmel Violin: Rusty Kershaw Bass Guitar: Tim Drummond Pedal Steel Guitar: Weldon Myrick Writer: Rusty Kershaw Auto-generated by YouTube.
From the album ‘Rusty…Cajun In The Blues Country’ (1970) Rusty’s best Cajun LP as a leader includes both solid vocals and first-rate playing. BOB WILSON: Piano CHARLIE DANIELS: Guitar CARL HIMMEL : Drums TIM DRUMMOND: Bass WELDON MYRICK: Steel Guitar GARY SCRUGGS: Harmonica DOUG KERSHAW: Professional Fiddle PRODUCED BY DOUG KERSHAW
Provided to YouTube by Rhino Atlantic This Day and Time · Rusty Kershaw Cajun In The Blues County ℗ 1970 Atlantic Recording Corporation for the United States and WEA International Inc. for the world outside of the United States. Piano: Bob Wilson Guitar: Charlie Daniels Harmonica: Gary Scruggs Drums: Karl Himmel Violin: Rusty Kershaw Bass Guitar: Tim Drummond Pedal Steel Guitar: Weldon Myrick Writer: Rusty Kershaw Auto-generated by YouTube.
Provided to YouTube by Rhino Atlantic Keep on Trying · Rusty Kershaw Cajun In The Blues County ℗ 1970 Atlantic Recording Corporation for the United States and WEA International Inc. for the world outside of the United States. Piano: Bob Wilson Guitar: Charlie Daniels Harmonica: Gary Scruggs Drums: Karl Himmel Violin: Rusty Kershaw Bass Guitar: Tim Drummond Pedal Steel Guitar: Weldon Myrick Writer: Rusty Kershaw Auto-generated by YouTube.Fisherman’s Luck
Provided to YouTube by Rhino Atlantic Fisherman’s Luck · Rusty Kershaw Cajun In The Blues County ℗ 1970 Atlantic Recording Corporation for the United States and WEA International Inc. for the world outside of the United States. Piano: Bob Wilson Guitar: Charlie Daniels Harmonica: Gary Scruggs Drums: Karl Himmel Violin: Rusty Kershaw Bass Guitar: Tim Drummond Pedal Steel Guitar: Weldon Myrick Writer: Rusty Kershaw Auto-generated by YouTube.
Provided to YouTube by Rhino Atlantic What’d I Say · Rusty Kershaw Cajun In The Blues County ℗ 1970 Atlantic Recording Corporation for the United States and WEA International Inc. for the world outside of the United States. Piano: Bob Wilson Guitar: Charlie Daniels Harmonica: Gary Scruggs Drums: Karl Himmel Violin: Rusty Kershaw Bass Guitar: Tim Drummond Pedal Steel Guitar: Weldon Myrick Writer: Ray Charles Auto-generated by YouTube.
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Shown during the show “Das große Fest der Besten”, moderated by Florian Silbereisen, and broadcasted live by ARD (German TV Station) on 10. Jänner/January 2015. … Btw. some comments write that the band would be called “Leaves’ Eyes”. I am going to check on that… :-/
Viejos Camaradas, una exitosa marcha alemana compuesto por Carl Teike en el año de 1889 e interpretada por Heino.
Old Comrades, a successful German march composed by Carl Teike in the year 1889 and performed by Heino.
I love Heino. He is a musical God. Sold 52 million records, more than any other German artist in history.
I hear his music is banned in Germany, which, if true, is the most asinine thing that that sad vestige of a country has yet done.
[ NOTE: It appears that just a certain Heino bio / doumentary is banned there, but, that, too, strikes me as profoundly pathetic. ]
He is retiring this year. Sad, that. Maybe at 80 he cannot keep up the pace anymore? Maybe he just wants to relax.
I was introduced to his music somewhere around 2019-2010 or so by the strange female that tried to kill me. He is the silver lining to that whole trip, eh.
I dunno, his music, his voice, his values… are all just… wonderful.
Buddy Guy and Samantha Fish jamming to end Buddy Guys set playing Goin’ Down Slow/Close to You/ Cheaper to Keep Her at The Filene Center at Wolf Trap Performing Arts Center in Vienna VA on 23 June 2019.
John Mayall used to record his concerts on a simple reel-to-reel recorder. Surprisingly little material with Peter Green on guitar has emerged, but here’s a lengthy version of Freddie King’s “The Stumble,” incidentally with future Fleetwood Mac rhythm section comprising John McVie and Mick Fleetwood. So this must have been early 1967 as Fleetwood was only in the Bluesbreakers for a couple of weeks in the spring of that year.
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Wow, Frank sent the first one to me and … wow, this is a wonderful discovery for me.
The Healers are sublime and they’re playing with the glorious Samantha Fish!
Record from a german TV Show. Available on DVD. Just look at Amazon or ebay. If you know any other videorecords from any Ginger Baker’s Air Force – Shows: Please inform me. I’m always looking for stuff like that.
Such lovely music.
Music was and is my only refuge … and Ginger was there.
Cream – Toad live at Royal Albert Hall, London. May 2, 3, 5, 6. 1080p 18 of 22 In May of 2005 Cream returned to London’s Royal Albert Hall-to the same stage where they had completed what was thought to be their final performance in 1968. It was one of the most eagerly anticipated, hard-to-get tickets in rock history. With the exception of a brief reunion set at their 1993 induction into the Rock and roll Hall of Fame, Cream had not played together in nearly four decades. This DVD documents Cream’s momentous London shows. Performances from each of the four nights are featured and much more. Also included are alternate performances and interviews with Ginger Baker, Jack Bruce, and Eric Clapton. Cream formed in 1966 and disbanded in 1968. The band were a prolific and thrilling live act and toured incessantly in their short but remarkable history.
I don’t wanna be a fool in love and I don’t wanna be a lovin’ fool
I don’t wanna take advantage of you and I don’t want you to take me to school
When I walk, I walk your way, it’s like I’m in a ballet and I got happy feet
Like a kid with a lollipop, I skip and I hop, ‘cause your love is kinda sweet
I wanna little more, mi amore, and I want you to want a little more of me
I wanna take you to a sun-kissed land, where I can watch you tan and sip iced-tea
I wanna kiss and kiss some more on a white sugar shore with no shoes on our feet
You can splash and crash into me in a green apple sea where everything is … sweet
Chorus:
Sweet like candy, hotter than a summer crush
Lovin’ you can be, sweeter than a sugar rush
Sweet like candy, hotter than a summer crush
Lovin’ you can be, sweeter than a sugar rush
I wanna dance with you and kiss in the rain, Don’t wanna have to rein in the kiss
When there’s a storm in paradise it can be rather nice, just trust me on this
When the clouds start looking tough, burnt marshmallow fluff, we, will not retreat
We’ll kiss and kiss till we sneeze, as smug as we please, and as cute as we are sweet
Chorus:
Sweet like candy, hotter than a summer crush
Lovin’ you can be, sweeter than a sugar rush
Sweet like candy, hotter than a summer crush
Tuba Skinny (tubaskinny.com) performs at the Little Brown Church in Round Pond Maine, August 23, 2017
Erika Lewis (vocal&drum)
Todd Burdick (tuba),
Jason Lawrence (banjo)
Max Bien-Kahn (guitar)
Greg Sherman (guitar and vocals)
Shaye Cohn (cornet)
Barnabus Jones (trombone)
Craig Flory (clarinet)
“He’s America’s answer to Jon Downes … Fun, Crazy and Weird! Also a good friend to have.”
– Jim Boyd, Pucabob, Fortean of Maine.
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In it’s day, the legendary Denbeigh Super Chauvinist Mark VIII Saloon (my *true* dream car) was widely regarded as the high-point of post-war British automotive design, rivaled only by the Austin A40 Somerset for its singular combination of styling and performance.
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“Anybody not willing to accept the results of an election is a danger to democracy.”
A nin was lucky enough to see the original machine that had a base plate of prefabulated aluminite, surmounted by a malleable logarithmic casing in such a way that the two main spurving bearings were in a direct line with the pentametric fan? The latter consisted simply of six hydrocoptic marzlevanes, so fitted to the ambifacient lunar waneshaft that side fumbling was effectively prevented. The main winding was of the normal lotus-o-delta type placed in panendermic semi-bovoid slots in the stator, every seventh conductor being connected by a nonreversible tremie pipe to the differential girdlespring on the “up” end of the grammeters.
Peace Through Superior
F i r e p o w e r
“Do what you can,
with what you have,
where you are.”
— Theodore Roosevelt
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― Stephen R. Covey
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In my Nov. 2, 2018 post, “Did Earhart crash on purpose in Hawaii takeoff?,” we saw Fred Goerner’s Aug. 7, 1992 letter to Ron Reuther, in which Goerner discussed the sensational claims of Art Kennedy, an aircraft technician for the Pacific Airmotive Company in Burbank, Calif., during the 1930s. Kennedy claimed Amelia Earhart told him […]
Finally, “Expedition Amelia” is in our rear-views, and today we present Part II of “The Jaluit Report,” Bill Prymak’s account of his November 1990 trip to Jaluit Atoll in the Marshall Islands with Joe Gervais, infamous as the creator of the mendacious Amelia Earhart-as-Irene Bolam myth. “The Jaluit Report” appeared in the May 1991 Amelia Earhart Society […]
With the Oct. 20 airing of the over-hyped and unnecessary National Geographic Channel’s two-hour special, “Expedition Amelia,” another Earhart media disinformation operation comes to a welcome close. (Boldface emphasis mine throughout.) The latest in a long line of bogus Earhart searches was born this past summer, with National Geographic’s July 23 announcement, “Robert Ballard found the […]
Readers are familiar with David Martin, also known as “DC Dave,” (DCDave.com), the award-winning writer and insightful observer of the passing scene who reviewed both editions of Truth at Last, “Hillary Clinton and the Amelia Earhart Cover-up,” in August 2012 and “Amelia Earhart Truth Versus the Establishment” in May 2016. Most recently Martin turned his lengthy, six-part 2003 presentation, “Who […]
Today we return to Bill Prymak’s Amelia Earhart Society Newsletters for another look at true Earhart research history. “The Jaluit Report” is Prymak’s account of his November 1990 trip to Jaluit Atoll in the Marshall Islands with his longtime friend, the strange, unreliable researcher Joe Gervais, best known as the progenitor of the notorious Amelia Earhart-as-Irene […]
In Chapter XIV of Amelia Earhart: The Truth at Last, “The Care and Nurture of a Sacred Cow,” I discuss several compelling aspects of the U.S. government’s longstanding refusal to disclose the truth that’s been hiding in plain sight in the Earhart matter for over 82 years, including a 1992 letter from Highland, Ind., attorney Michael […]
Longtime reader Ken McGhee livened up an uneventful day recently when he informed me about a Sept. 9 Coast to Coast AM story, “Earhart Mural in Malaysia Gets Panned” that repeated a Sept. 5 Yahoo! News article in its own dependably despicable style. The story describes the recent painting of a huge mural depicting Amelia Earhart and her Electra […]
Now that the establishment’s latest phony effort to find Amelia Earhart’s plane as far away as possible from where it’s buried on Saipan has ended, I think a review of the true history of the search for Amelia is appropriate. (Boldface emphasis mine throughout.) Most informed observers of the history of research into the disappearance of Amelia […]
In like a lion, out like a lamb. Thus ends yet another Nikumaroro-Amelia Earhart boondoggle. This time the perp was the famed Robert Ballard, who discovered the Titanic, but the result was the same as always, as predictable as death and taxes. Nothing related to Earhart was found, but an old lie was resurrected to keep the […]
The late Bill Prymak’s abundant contributions to Earhart research, though ignored and unappreciated everywhere else in our know-nothing media, are gifts that keep on giving to readers of this blog and Amelia Earhart: The Truth at Last. Bill, the founder and former president of the Amelia Earhart Society, who passed away in July 2014 at […]
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“Never confuse motion with action.”
— Benjamin Franklin
“Never trust a person who isn’t having at least one crisis.”
— Adolf Hitler (April 20, 1889 – 3pm, Feb. 13, 1962)
Hebrews 11:3
“By faith we understand that the universe was formed at God’s command so that what is seen was not made out of what was visible.”
“Of all men’s miseries the bitterest is this: to know so much and to have control over nothing.”
— Herodotus
“There is a fifth dimension beyond that which is known to man … a dimension as vast as space and as timeless as infinity. It is the middle ground between light and shadow, between science and superstition, and it lies between the pit of man’s fears and the summit of his knowledge. This is the dimension of imagination.”
― Rod Serling
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— Inspector Jacques-Yves Clouseau
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The late, great John Anthony West, friend and mentor and his daughter, Zoë.
JAW at the Sphinx
When life looks like easy street there is danger at your door
“I would rather be exposed to the inconveniences attending too much liberty than those attending too small a degree of it.” — Thomas Jefferson
“Some of us look to the universe with a profound sense of peace and belonging. Is that because we truly understand we are made of Star Stuff?”
– Dr. Carl Sagan 1934-1996
American astronomer, educator, science popularizer, marijuana advocate and a hero of mine
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British artillery officer, archaeologist and explorer.
“Our” event, as described in the image above, took place in 1907 in the Reserva Territorial Madre de Dios, Peru.
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— Jiddu Krishnamurti
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“The day science begins to study non-physical phenomena, it will make more progress in one decade than in all the previous centuries of it’s existence.”
— Nikola Tesla
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← This sequence is cropped (and looped) from the last 10 frames of the video captured on Sol 6 by a camera on the lander for NASA’s Mars Pathfinder rover. Not enough pixels, but still, mighty impressive. This evidence was discovered -way- back in the day by Tim Beech, Life On Mars.
Well, it does seem to be moving, doesn’t it? Camera artifact? Maybe! Let’s FIND OUT!
Is this why there has been no video on the rovers; and not bandwidth? We are, after all… watching this video. Which might even be of my little fluke-armed rock buddy, shown at the bottom.
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