Musique Periode 1960 et 1970

coyotenightmare a écrit:salut a tous

étant moi meme un grand fan de johnny cash je me demandais si vous en aviez déja parler dans un autre post??

il a fait des chansons de char comme: hot rod lincon, cadillac one piece at the time et bien sur the general lee!!

Freddie & The Dreamers-I'm Telling You Now aux Ed Sullivan Show en 1965 , un des rare groupe à être passé sur ce show sans faire de "lipsing" , je trouve ça asser rigolo ça devait être beau ça dans un party à l'époque

http://media.putfile.com/Freddie--The-Dreamers-Im-Telling-You-Now-Ed-Sullivan-Show

chrys300 a écrit:

http://media.putfile.com/Freddie--The-Dreamers-Im-Telling-You-Now-Ed-Sullivan-Show

Ich!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Pas sûr que j'aimerais être a leur place et revoir cette video aujourd'hui.

Quel honte j'aurais....

Quoi que a l'époque tout était permis pour être aprécié. Tu fesais un ti steppett et tout le monde le fesais Tu inventais une dance et si tu étais pas chanceux, ça fesais fureur

Peut-tu t'imaginé la version en français c'est les Baronets avec René Angelil (le mari à Céline Dion pour ceux qui connaissent pas) qui fais le tarla comme ça

What's A Scopitone?
It's a "Film Jukebox" invented in France in the early 1960's (from surplus World War II airplane parts!) and also the films (the precursors of todays music videos) which played on it.

Buick offered The Doors $100,000 to use this in a commercial as "Come on Buick, light my fire." With Morrison away, Krieger, Densmore, and Manzarek agreed to allow it. When Morrison found out, he pitched a fit and killed the deal.

HWY is a stark 50-minute-long film, almost completely without dialogue. The references to '60s cinema are abundant. The influences of Jodorowsky, Antonioni, Warhol, Anger, and Godard seem to be present. Created by former film students, the references were most likely intentional (especially in the case of Morrison) and, in this way, HWY will likely have a much deeper meaning to experimental film students than to the average Doors fan. In a 1969 interview with Howard Smith, Morrison summarized the film: "Essentially, there's no plot, no story in the traditional sense; a person, played by me, comes down out of the mountains and hitchhikes his way through the desert into a modern city, which happens to be L.A., and that's where it ends."

"The only reason I [acted in HWY] is because I couldn't think of anyone else to do it, you know, and it was just as easy for me to do it. I might do some films. I don't know. I'm not that crazy about being an actor, I'd rather be a director or a writer, something like that, but you know, if I had the chance, I'd probably do a few films. Why not?"

The Doors were banned in 1967 after they were asked to remove the lyric "Girl, we couldn't get much higher" from their song "Light My Fire" (CBS censors believed it was too overt a reference to drug use) and sang the song with the lyrics intact. Jim Morrison is reported to have said "Fuck you" to Ed's stage manager and son-in-law, Bob Precht.

mustang200ci a écrit:Attention pour bien voir ce vidéo il est recommander d'en fumé un bon

Jefferson Airplane - White rabbit
http://media.putfile.com/Jefferson-Airplane---White-Rabbit-Ed-Sullivan

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coyotenightmare a écrit:salut a tous

étant moi meme un grand fan de johnny cash je me demandais si vous en aviez déja parler dans un autre post??

il a fait des chansons de char comme: hot rod lincon, cadillac one piece at the time et bien sur the general lee!!

Johnny Cash est mon chanteur préféré..je l'Adore, ya tellement de succes, j,ai toujours 2-3 cd de lui dans mon char sans compter des vinyles pour le pick up!

à noter dans le vidéo l'auto des Monkee's , un GTO si je me trompe pas

1966 GTO convertibles that would be converted into Monkeemobiles. For his help getting the deal together, Toteff was granted exclusive rights to market a model kit of the car. More than 7 million MPC Monkeemobiles were sold, a number surpassed only by The Dukes of Hazzard's "General Lee" 1969 Dodge Charger in overall model kit sales.