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A Light Painting of a Light Painting! (Tunnel Vision ... One of my own personal favorites!) :-)
I think Phil has narrowed in on the delay issues we were having with the dual RGB LED Strips!
Light Painting - Single Exposure
Amazing resale shop find, I remember my brother owning this as a cassette and me listening to it as a 12-year old kid. LP features the Stevie Wonder duet "Ebony and Ivory".
Inspirada en Perico a.k.a. El Niño De Las Luces
Inspired in Perico a.k.a. El Niño De Las Luces
w. Carol & Pawel Kubiak
20/09/2011 Nitrogen (Asturies, Spain)
Nina Simone at Newport 1960
1. Trouble In Mind (Jones) 5'42
2. Porgy (Fields-McHugh) 5'11
3. Little Liza Jane (arr. Simone) 4'34
4. You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To (Porter) 5'25
Side 2
5. Flo Me La (unknown) 7'12
6. Nina's Blues (Simone) 6'12
7. In The Evening By The Moonlight (arr. Simone) 6'16
Nina Simone (vocal, piano, arr.)
Al Schackman (guitar)
Chris White (bass)
Bobby Hamilton (drums)
Live at Newport Jazz Festival, June 30, 1960.
Prod: Stu Philips.
LP released US, 1960, COLPIX CP 412
LP In Britain 1969 Marble Arch Mals 1180 (my version)
Bought the LP 4.7.1970 10,- in Vienna, Austria
My signed 1976 Fonzie Favorites LP. Along with my antique The Fonz glass. When Henry signed the album he said I have not seen one of these in ages. Track list below:
SIDE ONE
[2:24] Happy Days Theme - Soundtrack from the Paramount TV Series
[2:18] Charlie Brown - The Coasters
[2:05] Splish Splash - Bobby Darin (stereo)
[2:14] Bird Dog - Everly Brothers
[2:34] You Talk Too Much - Joe Jones
[2:14] Barbara Ann - The Regents
[1:51] Great Balls of Fire - Jerry Lee Lewis
[2:09] Rock Around the Clock - Bill Haley & the Comets
[3:36] The Fonzarelli Slide - Frank Lyndon
[2:21] The Fonz Song - The Heyettes
[0:37] Impressionist Track - Aaaaay, Cool, Nerd, Sit On It
SIDE TWO
[2:13] Could This Be Magic - The Dubs
[3:10] I Only Have Eyes For You - The Flamingos
[2:12] Tears on My Pillow - Little Anthony & the Imperials
[2:38] Maybe - The Chantels
[2:38] Little Star - The Elegants
[2:25] A Million to One - Jimmy Charles
[3:01] In the Still of the Night - The Five Satins
[2:44] Silhouettes - The Rays
[2:32] Since I Don't Have You - The Skyliners
[1:47] Heart & Soul - The Cleftones
[2:19] Ya Ya - Lee Dorsey
Way before the age of Ipods and downloading, there were these wild things called RECORDS! Being Mod gals, Christie, P.J., Stacey and Barbie are having an LP party, all in their groovy knit get-ups. They brought along all their favourite albums, Courtesy of the fabulous Ingrid (RomitaGirl67) ...Thanks again Ingrid!!!...My gals are really digging them, as you can see! (BTW The knit dresses that Stacey and P.J. are wearing came in a lot that included the Hair Fair's Japan TNT body and some other things..all for $15!!! I LOVE lots...especially when I'm broke!)
Shot from the balcony at the house up on the hill by the lake. Will change aperture & iso settings next time. Straight out of camera. Minor adjustions like whites, brightness, & contrast. Camera settings: f/7 - ISO 250 - 53 seconds
ARTIST: The Rolling Stones
TITLE: Out Of Our Heads
COMPOSER: Jagger-Richard etc.
YEAR: 1965
LABEL: Decca LK 4725 mono
PRODUCER: Andrew Loog Oldham
COUNTRY: UK
TIME: 33'38
COVER PHOTO: David Bailey
GENRE: rock, r&b
FORMAT: Vinyl LP 30 cm
STARS: *****
BOUGHT: 16.3.1968 5 mk
RECORD BEFORE THIS: John Mayall: The Blues Alone
RECORD AFTER THIS: Paul Horn: Jazz Suite On Mass Texts
12 TRACKS:
1 Mercy Mercy (Covay-Miller)(2:45)
2 Hitch Hike (Gaye-Stevenson-Paul)(2:22)
3 Last Time (Jagger-Richard)(3:35) UK#1, US#9
4 That's How Strong My Love Is (Jamison)(2:23)
5 Good Times (Cooke)(1:57)
6 I'm Alright (Jagger-Richard)(2:21)
Side 2
7 (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction (Jagger-Richard)(3:45) UK#1, US#1
8 Cry to Me (Russel)(3:08)
9 Under Assistant West Coast Promotion Man (Jagger-Richard)(3:10)
10 Play With Fire (Jagger-Richard)(2:15)
11 Spider and the Fly (Jagger-Richard)(3:30)
12 One More Try (Jagger-Richard)(1:58)
Mick Jagger Vocals, Harmonica, Keyboards
Keith Richards Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals
Brian Jones Organ, Vocals, Harpsichord, Piano, Guitar, Harmonica
Bill Wyman Bass, Vocals, Keyboards
Charlie Watts Percussion, Drums
Ian Stewart Organ, Piano, Keyboards, Harpsichord
James W. Alexander Percussion
Jack Nitzsche Organ, Keyboards, Harpsichord, Piano, Percussion
Phil Spector Bass (10), Percussion
Recorded in Hollywood, Chicago, London
Engineers: Hassinger, Malo, Johns
Comments:
One of the legendary early UK rock and r&b albums.
In the US version there were the hit-singles: Satisfaction and Last Time (not included in the UK version). Their 3rd LP (charts: UK#2, US#1) did quite well. The guitar riff in Satisfaction with the fuzz-box was the first time here. (Satisfaction was the only tune they played of this LP at the Olympic Stadium concert last summer here in Finland.)
Trivia: The composers Naker-Phelge are the pseudonyms of Jagger & Richard on tracks 6, 9, 10, 11.
Trivia: There were differed versions in US and UK. This is the US version. The tracks were a bit different and covers too.
See: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Out_of_Our_Heads
This was originally my brother's LP - he bought it in '65 - and I got it a bit later, when he became a jazz fan...
The LP's I kept when we moved - the ones I wanted - were flooded as our wash sewer line clogged. Luckily it wasn't the toilet line ;) ... but it was shower water, dishwasher water, clothes wash water... The LPs covers have started to grow some fuzz. I'm not sure what to do, take them out doors into some dry warm place and let them dry, buy a DJ cartridge that tracks at 4 grams? Meanwhile I don't like the dark stain that is on the walls of the basement... that can be expensive.
So anyway, Spirit uses water to teach us. in this case it is about non-attachment and humbleness. Or the value of non physical music storage?