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Sebuah band indie yang telah di'FUCK' atas dasar apa pun, aku masih kabur. Mungkin aku kolot dan tak 'up to date' tapi yang pasti aku tetap sokong dan akan terus jadi rainger selamanya. Insyaallah! Hidup hujan! Hujan makin lebat................
When them cowpokes are off wranglin' the herds, the ladies saunter on down to the local saloon to let off some steam.
Well, ain't they lucky? Marshal Rainger 'n his trusty steed, Shadow Storm, got their backs, they do.
They's always fixin' to give 'em a lift back home if they done had too much to sip.
Well shoot, ridin' in the saddle sure can be a heap dangerous if'n they tumble off. That’s why the Marshal cinches 'em in tight below.
Well shoot, Shadow Storm sure knows how to work the angles, if ya catch my drift. Some nights, ya'll see a whole line of gals waitin' to be ridden home...
Shadow Storm whinnieesss loudly!
Music by Ralph Rainger, lyrics by Sam Coslow -
"I'm beginning to feel like an African queen......"
BLOND VENUS (1932) - Marlene Dietrich - Produced and directed for Paramount Pictures by Josef von Sternberg
Weather Report: 8:30 1979 live
1. Black Market (Zawinul) 8'35
2. Scarlet Woman (Zawinul) 8'10
Side 2 (live)
3. Teen Town (Pastorius) 5'54
4. A Remark You Made (Zawinul) 7'36
5. Slang (Pastorius) 4'45
6. In A Silent Way (Zawinul) 2'33
Side 3 (live)
7. Birdland (Zawinul) 6'38
8. Thanks For The Memory (L.Robin-R.Rainger) 3'12
9. Badia/Boogie Woogie Waltz Medley (Zawinul) 9'18
Side 4 (studio)
10. 8:30 (Zawinul) 2'35
11. Brown Street (Zawinul-Shorter) 8'34
12. The Orphan (Zawinul) 3'14
13. Sightseeing (Shorter) 5'32
Joe Zawinul Prophet V synthesizer, Quadra bass, Korg vocoder
Wayne Shorter soprano & tenor saxophone
Jaco Pastorius bass, drums
Erich Zawinul percussion 11
Peter Erskine drums & percussion
West Los Angeles Academy Children's Choir 12
CBS (Columbia) 88455
Cover illustration Steve Smith
Bought the Double LP 11.9.1986 in Stockholm 144 Kr
One of my last LPs I bought in 1986, and this one in Stockholm, Sweden. Haven't found it in Finland.
Weather Report live performances from all around the world. Most of the songs are were from their previous LPs. The band was the best they ever had. Pastorius is still in the bass. He's got a wonderful solo: Slang! - A bit nostalgic to listen all these wonderful performances.
I saw Weather Report once live in Helsinki and Zawinul's band once too.
Strobist Info: Godox AD200 with a 26-inch octo-softbox camera left and slightly behind and above the subject. Small white V-flat directly camera right of the subject.
This is the Blue Hawaii, a classic tiki cocktail created by Harry Yee at the Hawaiian Village Hotel in Waikiki, Hawaii in 1957. Yee was approached to create cocktail using a new product from the dutch distiller Bols, blue curaçao. He kept it fairly simple, using a dry white rum, vodka, pineapple juice and sweet-and-sour mix. The name is derived from a song of the same name for the 1937 film Waikiki Wedding (written by Leo Robin and Ralph Rainger, performed by Bing Crosby). The drink was a hit with tourists, especially with its blue-green color, novelty paper cocktail umbrella, and orchid garnish, all three which were firsts in tiki cocktails.
My previous self would dismiss this cocktail on-sight. After trying, it's not the most sophisticated cocktail, but it's undeniably delicious. The vodka and rum keep the drink very mellow, while the pineapple and the blue curaçao do most of the work. The recipe below is my own tweaked version, which intentionally avoids sweet-and-sour mix. The key with this cocktail (and any other tiki cocktail) is using fresh ingredients. This is a laid back cocktail meant to feel like vacation. There's no need to bring any stress or ego about wanting to drink one of these.
1 oz vokda
1 oz white cuban-style rum (see note for recommendations)
1.5 oz fresh pineapple juice
0.75 oz blue curaçao
0.75 oz fresh lemon juice (or lime)
1 tsp simple syrup (depends on how sweet/ripe your pineapple is)
Combine all of the ingredients into a shaker tin. Add a small scoop of crushed or pebble ice. Whip-shake until all or most of the ice is melted. Pour unstrained into a large chilled hurricane glass (the only proper glassware choice for this cocktail). Top with more crushed or pebble ice. Garnish with a pineapple chunk, a paper umbrella, and an edible orchid (or whatever feels appropriately tiki that you have on-hand).
Note: You can use only vodka or only rum if you wish and still get the same basic result. White rums that I love are Flor de Caña 4 year, Plantation 3 Star, and Brugal Extra Dry.
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Oskar Fischinger planned to pursue a career in engineering. In the early 1920s, Fischinger came into contact with Frankfurt’s avant-garde and soon discovered film’s potential to create a more spiritual, wholly abstract art built on models already established by such artists as Vasily Kandinsky.
Fischinger is credited for popularizing abstract filmmaking in the United States. Early films present amorphous forms choreographed to popular music. He supported his experimental film career with commercial work, most notably, by designing the special effects for German director Fritz Lang’s 1929 feature, Woman in the Moon (Frau im Mond). In 1936, after obtaining a contract from Paramount Studios, Fischinger relocated to Los Angeles. He was subsequently employed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Walt Disney, where he briefly worked as a director on Fantasia (1940). One notable project is Allegretto (1943), a work consisting of more than 2,500 individually painted cells. When played, Allegretto presents the viewer with a sequence of moving abstract shapes, colors, and planes set to a jazz score by American composer Ralph Rainger.
In 1949, Fischinger’s Motion Painting (No. 1) (1947) won a grand prize for experimental film at the Festival mondial du film et des beaux-arts de Belgique. During his lifetime, his work was exhibited at solo shows at the Nierendorf Gallery, New York (1938), and the San Francisco Museum of Art (now San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, 1953). Unable to securing funding for his films after 1949, Fischinger increasingly turned to painting and created a substantial body of work.
John Proulx is originally from Grand Rapids, Michigan, where he grew up in the trendy Eastown area. The son of two talented musicians, Mark and Suzanne Proulx, he began his formal musical education at the age of 3 on Suzuki violin, but quickly switched to classical piano lessons. His grandfather, Clyde Proulx, was a jazz guitarist who introduced him to the world of jazz.
In 1994 he graduated from Catholic Central High School (Grand Rapids, Michigan). After high school, John attended Aquinas College in Grand Rapids for two years. He then moved to Chicago where he studied at Roosevelt University’s Chicago School of Performing Arts. In 2001, John moved to Los Angeles to further his musical pursuits.
John Proulx has composed songs for legendary jazz artists Nancy Wilson, Mary Stallings, and Greg Walker.
Re: Bassist Chuck Berghofer who appears on this album
Berghofer played in high school trumpet and tuba and switched to double bass at age eighteen. Since 1945 he lives in Los Angeles , where he worked with Bobby Troup / Herb Ellis played (1958) and 1960 for the band of Shelly Manne belonged. He also played with Freeman , Conte Candoli , Art Pepper , and many other musicians of the West Coast jazz . Since the 1960s he was mainly involved in the studios of film and television scores. He was also on recordings of Bill Berry , Frank Capp / Nat Pierce , Bob Cooper , Quincy Jones , Zoot Sims , Rosemary Clooney , Stacy Rowles , Diane Schuur and Mel Tormé involved. As Frank Zappa 1967, the orchestra parts of Lumpy Gravy recorded, Berghofer belonged to Abnuceals Emuukha Electric Symphony Orchestra. In 1972 he played with Van Dyke Parks Discover America.
In 2010 he published together with Terry Trotter and Peter Erskine Album Live @ Charlie O's, 2011, with Jan Lundgren and Joe LaBarbera Thanks for the Memory Album with film music composer Ralph Rainger .
He is also the bass intro of Nancy Sinatra's " These Boots Are Made for Walkin '
KOW421P a 53 seater Wakes Bedford YRT Duple Dominant 1is seen here on a Bruton Scouts trip to London with driver Brian Rainger and Mr Carp (senior) from the 3rd Bruton Scouts on 2 Feb 1980.
Originally new to Solent of Portsmouth, it was acquired from them by Wakes in Dec 77.
1."L.A. Is My Lady" (Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman, Quincy Jones, Peggy Lipton Jones) – 3:12
2."The Best of Everything" (Fred Ebb, John Kander) – 2:45
3."How Do You Keep the Music Playing?" (A. Bergman, M. Bergman, Michel Legrand) – 3:49
4."Teach Me Tonight" (Sammy Cahn, Gene de Paul) – 3:44
5."It's All Right With Me" (Cole Porter) – 2:39
6."Mack the Knife" (Marc Blitzstein, Bertolt Brecht, Kurt Weill) – 4:50
7."Until the Real Thing Comes Along" (Mann Holiner, Alberta Nichols, Cahn, Saul Chaplin, L.E. Freeman) – 3:03
8."Stormy Weather" (Harold Arlen, Ted Koehler) – 3:38
9."If I Should Lose You" (Ralph Rainger, Leo Robin) – 2:36
10."A Hundred Years from Today" (Joe Young, Ned Washington, Victor Young) – 3:04
11."After You've Gone" (Henry Creamer, Turner Layton) – 3:15
Close to 30 minutes, if you don't count all the thinking, looking for photos and waiting for glue to dry. So much easier than back in the day when we'd endlessly cut paper to get an effect like this. And yes, I just happen to have a bucket of crushed shells from the beach in my basement!
Journaling: Somewhere around the age of three, you developed a thing for Ariel from The Little Mermaid. You thought she was the most beautiful girl on earth. You wanted Ariel dolls, but nothing else. You talked to her and brushed her hair, took her in the tub, slept with her, I even saw you kissing her goodnight a few times. There were never any other dolls, no other Ariel "stuff", just Ariel herself. The rest of the time you played with Legos and Power Raingers and trains, normal boy stuff. When we went to Disney just before you turned four, we stood in line 45 minutes to see Ariel in her Grotto.....twice. It was one of your favorite memories of that trip. Eating out one day I watched you stare in awe at a young lady (teenager) with long hair and a long flowing skirt. You told me she was beautiful. She wasn't, she just had long hair and flowing skirts...like Ariel. I realized you had a very healthy fixation with Ariel - your first crush.
England South's Laura Curle (left) England South East's Flora Perkins, England South West's Emma Spriggs and Hannah Rainger compete in the Girls Heat 1 of the Cycling during Day Three of the 2018 School Games at Loughborough University.
KOW421P - A Wakes 53 seater Bedford YRT Duple Dominant 1 seen here in central London in 1980. Driver Brian Rainger behind the wheel. Apologies for the quality of the shot!
Originally new to Solent of Portsmouth, it was acquired from them by Wakes in Dec 77.
KOW421P - A Wakes 53 seater Bedford YRT Duple Dominant 1 seen here in central London in 1980. Driver Brian Rainger in the door.
Originally new to Solent of Portsmouth, it was acquired from them by Wakes in Dec 77.
England South's Laura Curle (left) England South East's Flora Perkins, England South West's Emma Spriggs and Hannah Rainger compete in the Girls Heat 1 of the Cycling during Day Three of the 2018 School Games at Loughborough University.
Title: The Big Broadcast of 1937
Studio: Paramount
Release Date: 6 October 1936
Song: "Talking Through My Heart"
Lyrics and Music: Leo Robin & Ralph Rainger
Cover Artist: Unsigned
Photos: Jack Benny, George Burn, Gracie Allen,Martha Raye, Leopold Stokowski, Frank Forest, Ray Milland, Bob Burns, Benny Goodman, Shirley Ross, Benny Fields, Eleanore Whitney, Larry Adler, David Holt, Virginia Weidler, Billy Lee
Publisher: Famous Music
England South's Laura Curle (left) England South East's Flora Perkins, England South West's Emma Spriggs and Hannah Rainger compete in the Girls Heat 1 of the Cycling during Day Three of the 2018 School Games at Loughborough University.
Are Coffee Cups The Perfect Promotional Gifts For Businesses To Give Their Clients?
How to promote your business is always a difficult question for business owners and Managers and Christmas time will always be a good time to reach out and touch base with people and strengthen your relationship with your existing and good customers. A personalised printed gift serves well to give you the excuse to go for a personalised visit, promoting yourself and your organisation for years to come.
Printed gifts and promotional products are never in greater demand than Christmas time. It is also the Busiest time for the printed gifts and promotional products industry – so it is always a good idea to get your order in months ahead of schedule to avoid any Disappointment.
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How to choose the best promotional products for business Christmas gifts
But what promotional item, gift or incentive do you choose when there is such a huge variety of printed options available. One way to identify the best gift from the multi million dollar Australain gift and incentive promotion industry is to sort out if the gift for your staff or your customers.
When choosing a promotional product to give as a gift, select an item that they will use on a regular basis and carry positive connotations. In the caffeine-fueled world of many office environments, a promotional coffee cup is the perfect choice.
One of my personal favorites for its long term promotional effectiveness is the printed Coffee cup. These last longer than wine glasses (at least in my household). Not only can these last 10 years or more, they often end up in very high profile locations, such as on desks, next to the phone and computer, proudly showing off your business logo, phone number and email address. These can be particularly effective in the transport industry and other office environments where they are often very welcome additions to lunch rooms and smoko areas. Obviously, its critical that you have an attractive logo, slogan and your contact details clearly but tastefully printed on the cups to ensure you get your message across.
Coffee cups are often classified into the ‘on desk’ promotional items category along with promotional rulers, pens, mouse pads, mouses, post-it notes, desk pads, notepads, pen holders, clocks, and other promotional office items. The variety of on-desk promotional printing is quite astounding: if you'd like to see the variety drop into our showroom at 72 Woodward Street, Edge Hill and we can find the perfect promotional gift for your business this year.
If you are targeting ordering or purchasing manager in another organisation a printed promotional coffee cup may be the perfect gift. Not only will it promote your business, it will be useful and last a long time. A great thing to give when you make your Christmas visit – they are always useful, always made use of and your customers at the very least will always appreciate you made the effort to call with something for them.
Merry Christmas
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