When Music helps us to overcome the bad and the sadness... My views about this album which was released just at the beginning of the lockdown. I've been waiting way too long to do this video. I hope this will distract you during a few minutes from the bad news.
When I was a child, I was drawing and painting on Psychedelic Music, later in life, I started painting around The Doors, Jim Morrison, The Who and Keith Moon, Los Angeles and Jimi Hendrix. Once in L.A. I started videos around Mark Hollis of Talk Talk, celebrating the genius aspect. And now I am reporting on live L.A, shows and Jimmy Page, the genius again. My conclusion is that I am a genius and Music observer. This is what I want to share with you here.
Showing posts with label Lee Harris. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lee Harris. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 19, 2021
Review: CLOCKDUST by RUSTIN MAN - Paul Webb - Former Talk Talk Bassist +...
Labels:
bass,
brass instruments,
Brazilian Music,
Clockdust,
David Bowie,
Drift Code,
Jazz,
Jennibellie,
Lee Harris,
Miles Davis,
Paul Webb,
Police,
Rustin Man,
Talk Talk,
The Doors,
The Police,
Thriller,
Walking On The Moon
Sunday, July 7, 2019
DERDE VERDE, MARK HOLLIS, TALK TALK Let Me In Their Psychedelic Moments
Here is what happens after an earthquake! :-) The shooting of this video was crazy, it was just after the shock wave, I was terrified, and people didn't stop calling me to know if everything was fine, my younger son was texting from Italy, and I always answer to my sons, so I had to stop filming almost every ten minutes. Shooting this video took me several hours in the making, and more the time was passing, more I wanted to hit the drums and couldn't stop. Yes, for sure, a hypnotic effect :-)
Labels:
bass line,
Derde Verde,
Drums,
guitars,
Hammond organ,
It's My Life,
Lee Harris,
Let Me In,
Life's What You Make it,
Mark Hollis,
Mirror,
Paul Webb,
psychedelic,
rock,
sleepy ep,
Talk Talk,
Tower,
Yael Bolender
Sunday, February 12, 2017
Mark Hollis: The Book SPIRIT OF TALK TALK, My Review, Ramblings...
I precise that this is NOT a sponsored video,
but check in this book James Marsh's Art, it's beautiful!
Labels:
Book,
Interview,
James Marsh,
Lee Harris,
Mark Hollis,
Paul Webb,
Review,
Simon Brenner,
Snow In Berlin,
Spirit of Talk Talk,
Talk Talk,
the last inteview,
Tim Friese-Greene,
Tim Pope,
tribute,
Yael Bolender
Sunday, August 21, 2016
Mark Hollis - Tim Friese-Greene, Who Did What? John Clarkson Interview 0...
Who did what?
If you have any verified answer, please, feel free to comment.
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