Occupy Wall St. Oct. 22, 2001
Maybe the revolution will be televised
after all.
Photo copyright 2011
Saturday, October 29, 2011
Johnny Depp and Keith Richards, Live at Hiro Ballroom after party Rum Diary
Keef still has it, what ever it is, sounds like the blues to me.
Hope the Stones hit the road once more in 2012. OK I'm still a fan
despite three decades of less than inspiring albums, but since
2ooo their live shows has redeemed them... maybe they're more of
an oldies band, but they started out covering the blues and wrote a
few classics of their own along the way....
Monday, October 17, 2011
Occupy Wall St. aka Eat the Rich
A tip of the hat to Archie Shepp and the funky avant-garde jazz that
never really caught on the late 60's and early 70's. Plus a bit of Bach
in the piano....he was ahead of his time. Part of my video graffitti
series ....youtube and data bits instead of spray paint and flat
surfaces....
Sunday, August 21, 2011
Variation's on Grieg's Morning 1B.m4v
A bit of a departure from my blue and rock efforts
as my infatuation with the wah-wah pedal drives
me to explore new contexts for it use.
A throwback to my classical new age
pretensions as
Orchestra Imaginaire on MP3.com
Saturday, July 23, 2011
Sunday, July 17, 2011
07-17-2011.m4v
Wall Street Boogie "Muddy the Wah-Wah Waters and his Garage Band" take on the stock speculators and manipulators....an orgy of wah-wah guitar....
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
The Underdogs Blues Band
The Underdogs Blues Band
One of my favorite 60's band.
I don't think they ever got a name outside of
New Zealand but they were a progressive blues band
with a lot of John Mayall influences
including a cover of the Peter Green/ Ansley Dunbar instrumental
"Rubber Duck"which can be heard at:
Another Mayall cover, "Sittin' in the Rain"
with a 1967 video. The original singles were pretty much unavailable in NZ,
so covers versions served a practical purpose. Plus Mayall never toured in NZ.
A bio is at:
A little rough in place on record they were a hot live band
that were a musical treat at the teenage dances in the Wellington area
in the mid-sixties.
"Underdogs Blues Band - And Beyond (1967)"
Compiles all the Material the Band Ever Recorded for Zodiac:
Their Blues Band LP, Sitting in the Rain EP and 45's
featuring the Genius Guitar Playing of Harvey Mann!
(I think he left after *)
Tracklist:
1. Oh Pretty Woman
2. Snowey Wood
3. Main Line Driver
4. Mary Anne
5. Pauline
6. Pretty Girls
7. Yonder Wall
8. All My Love
9. Hey Gyp
10. It Hurts Me Too
11. Rubber Duck
12. Cheating/Everybody Needs Somebody/Ride Your Pony (Live)
13. See Saw*
14. Looking Back*
15. Sitting In The Rain
16. Shortnin Bread
17. Cheating/Everybody Needs Somebody (Live)
18. There Will Come A Time
19. Fine Jung Thing
Personnel:
Neil Edwards (bass),
Murray Grindlay (vocals),
Harvey Mann (lead guitar), * only
Lou Rawnsley (guitar),
Tony Walton (drums),
Dave Orams (bass).
CD re-issue available as of 5-24-2011 at
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