#Charles Seeger

[newyorkthegoldenage]

The Weavers—from left to right, Ronnie Gilbert, Pete Seeger, Lee Hays, and Fred Hellerman—gave a concert on December 26, 1952, that was broadcast on WNYC. The clip above is the final number. Their message of peace and unity did not please HUAC, and they were blacklisted for the rest of the decade.

Photo: The Weavers perform at Cafe Society Downtown, July 17, 1951. Charles Peterson via Getty Images/WNYC

[broadsidemagazine]

Peter Yarrow, Mary Travers, Paul Stookey, Joan Baez, Bob Dylan, Bernice Reagon, Cordell Reagon, Charles Neblett, Rutha Harris, Pete Seeger, and Theodore Bikel at the Newport Folk Festival, July 1963.

[alanseeger]

~ A little about my blog ~

‘What eyes, I wondered, might be watching.’ — An Ode to Antares — Alan Seeger

Ever since I first read Alan Seeger’s poetry and his published diary pages, I was hooked on poetry and was inspired to write my first poem and subsequent ones after, from the beginning of reading his words on the page. His work as well as many other works of the Lost Generation nurtured my want to learn poetry, and I began a whirlwind tour of the world of spoken word. Years later I’d come to find my own voice in poetry and write my own poetry and prose to voice the injustice I saw around me. Over the years, I’ve found my own style of writing, yes, but when I think about it, I always return to the moment I fell in love with the idea of poetry and what it meant to me, and what it means now. Thanks to Alan Seeger. Looking back, I’ll always remember reading Tithonus, at age Twelve, and being drawn into his words. I even have a first edition of Alan Seeger’s poetry and it is one of my prized possessions, since his words and story mean so much to me, his writing having inspired me to take one of the best journeys in my life. At first this blog was just a starting point to voice my thoughts on the subject of war poets, but as I went, I decided to create this blog with the intent to write about Alan Seeger’s life and poetry, along with many others who went through the same and have only poetry and not much else known about their stories.

[bell-swamp-fitzjames]

oops (mostly) all terror character playlists master list

Inspired by the on-going davechella event, I am having an unfiltered fun time making terror character playlists. Is my aim to do "them all"? Sure, idk what that means but I think it's fun to see how far I'll go. I have 30 playlists as of right now, most of those unfinished. Below I will be listing every playlist finished and available for public enjoyment. Each batch post will be its own thing & then I will be adding each link here too.

Click below for the following terror characters: Magnus Manson, Charles Des Voeux, John Morfin, Thomas Jopson, Henry Goodsir, Alexander McDonald, Stephen Stanley, John Peddie,Edward Little, John Irving, George Hodgson, Graham Gore, Henry Le Vesconte, James Fairholme, Solomon Tozer, Private Heather, David Bryant, William Pilkington, William Braine, John Hammond, Robert Hopcraft, Henry Wilkes, William Reed, James Daly, Joseph Healey, & William Hedges

Recently Added: Hickey, Diggle, Wall, Armitage, Golding, Thompson

Magnus Manson (link):

Underwhelmed by Grumpster || Sick Sad World by Nervus || Am I Dead yet? by Cayetana || Child-Heart Losers by Sunset Rubdown, Spencer King || Don't Wake the Ghost by Don't Stop or We'll Die || Rip Off- 2003 Remaster by T. Re || The High Road by Broken Bells || Oh Actually by 1 Trait Danger || Freaks by Surf Curse || Train by 4 Non Blondes || I Am Called the Black Sheep by Palodine || Every Day's A Lesson In Humility by Suki Waterhouse, Belle and Sebastian || The Masks by Death || Shine a Light by Wolf Parade || While I'm Alive by STRFKR || Seeger's Theme- Demo by The Monkees || Healthier Folk by Palehound || You Suck by Small Crush || going thru it by Teamonade || Sea Ghost by The Unicorns

Charles Des Voeux (link):

Bouquet de cigarettes by ZOMBIE-CHANG || Sailor in a Life Boat by EURINGER, Gerard Way || Sugar Town by Shitkid || All Choked Up by BRONCHO || RIDE IT by LustSickPuppy || YUM by Sam Quealy || Where Did I Go? by Shelf Lives || dumb bitch by cumgirl8 || Vanished by Crystal Castles || I FEEL LIKE SHIT by Lynks || The The Empty by Le Tigre || Violet by Hole || Nothing Clever, Just Feelings by CLT DRP || Dead Disco by Metric || Art Star by Yeah Yeah Yeahs || Two Good Things by Modern Baseball || Point Of Extinction by Motion City Soundtrack || White Rabbit by Jefferson Airplane || Fall In Love With Me by Iggy Pop

John Morfin (link):

Hair of the Dog by Tele Novella || Flash Delirium by MGMT || I'm Toast by Sparks || Once I Was by Tim Buckley || Think About Your Troubles by Harry Nilsson || When Smokey Sings by ABC || As We Go Up, We Go Down by Guided by Voices || Change by Big Thief || A Means to an End- 2020 Digital Remaster by Joy Division || Nothing Remains by Jon Smith's Voyages || Curtains!? by Timber Timbre || Fear Is A Man's Best Friend by John Cale || Oceans by Frank Iero || Primrose by The Essex Green || I Wanna Be Free- Original Stereo Version, 2006 Remaster by The Monkees || Faces Lit by Chad VanGaalen || Glad to Be Gay by Tom Robinson Band || Don't Bury Me by Tanya Davis || Space Dementia by Muse || morning star by gjallarhornit, gezebelle gaburgably

Edward Little [LINK]

пачка сигарет by Kino || Angel by Massive Attack, Horace Andy || Tom's Diner by Vega, DNA || Ladies of the Canyon by Joni Mitchell || She's Lost Control by Joy Division || Cherry Came Too by Jesus and the Mary Chain || Don't Know Why by Slowdive || A Forest by The Cure, Mark Saunders || Ana by Pixies || Deep Water by Strawberry Switchblade || My Evil by Palehound || Deep Water by Vundabar || Ghost by Neutral Milk Hotel || Under Ice- 2018 Remastered by Kate Bush || The River Song by Donovan || Sea, Swallow Me- 2024 Remastered by Cocteau Twins, Harold Budd || Static Shape by Chad VanGaalen || There Is a Light That Never Goes Out- 2011 Remaster by The Smiths || Tibetan Pop Stars by Hop Along || Tainted Love by Soft Cell

John Irving [LINK]

Sun Bleached Flies by Ethel Cain || Losing My Religion by Hootie & The Blowfish || Little Big Mistakes by Tom Rosenthal || God Only Knows by The Langley Schools Music Project || Goodnight Bad Morning by The Kills || Everyman Needs a Companion by Father John Misty || Oh Holy Night by Andrew Bird || Troubled Waters by Cat Power || Divine Loser by Clem Turner || Monkey Gone To Heaven by Pixies || Dissonance- Demo by AJJ || O Come O Come Emmanuel by Sufjan Stevens || Jesus Wants Me For A Sunbeam by The Vaselines || This Night Has Opened My Eyes- 2011 Remaster by The Smiths || First Love / Late Spring by Mitski || Don't Get Lost in Heaven by Gorillaz || Knife Going In- Demo by Tegan and Sara || Your Silent Face - 2015 Remaster by New Order || Picture Of My Dress by The Mountain Goats || Unfucktheworld by Angel Olsen

George Hodgson [LINK]

Shangri-La by Electric Light Orchestra || POOR GEORGE by James Supercave || Erreur 404 by L'Imperatrice || Let's Get Lost by Chet Baker || Adoro te devote by Stirps lesse, Enrico De Capitani || Postcards from Italy by Beirut || Theme From New York, New York- 2008 Remaster by Frank Sinatra || Tried And True by Ween || Soil, Soil by Tegan and Sara || Dreamer by Supertramp || Oh l'amour - Edit by Erasure || Heatwave by Martha Reeves & The Vandellas || Radio Ga Ga- Remastered 2011 by Queen || Boys Don't Cry by The Sure || Waterloo Sunset by The Kinks || Send Me An Angel by Real Life || We Three (My Echo, My Shadow, And Me) by The Ink Spots || Love & Pride by King || It's My Life - 1997 Remaster by Talk Talk || Girlfriend In A Coma by The Smiths

Graham Gore [LINK]

Glow In The Dark by Lil Pump || Lucid Dreams by Juice WRLD || EARFQUAKE by Tyle, The Creator || Doomsday by NERO || The Blonde Leading the Blond by Wax Fang || Outsiders by Franz Ferdinand || Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger by Daft Punk || Hit the Ground by No Mana, Bertie Scott || Alien Boy by Oliver Tree || 3005 Childish Gambino || Fade Out by Seether || Pursuit of Happiness by Kid Cudi, MGMT, Ratatat || Hay Ya! by Outkast || Party and Bullshit by The Notorious B.I.G. || Oblivion by Grimes || Dammit by blink-182 || 4th Dimension by KIDS SEE GHOSTS || Feel Good Inc. by Gorillaz || Beast of Burden - Remastered 1994 by The Rolling Stones || All Caps by Madvillain, Madlib, MF DOOM

Henry Le Vesconte [LINK]

Cold Cold Cold by Cage The Elephant || Frostbiter by Saintseneca || Hopscotch by Pinc Louds || Electric Funeral by Slothrust || General Discomfort by Serpent Cobra || Rainbow in the Dark by Dio || Gouge Away by JEFF The Brotherhood || Guts- 2013 Remaster by Budgie || Mansion of Misery by Miniature Tigers || If I Stay (Awake) by The Worn Flints || Feel the Heat by Me Like Bees || Polly's God by Perfekt Square || Don't Forget the Sun by Wailin' Storms || Codeine by Welles || Sick Day by Fountains of Wayne || Keep in Mind by Breakneck Flow || Sick Shit- Live from Lincoln Hall by Together Pangea || What's Done Is Done by Madde || Black Cat Heaven by Dan Luke and the Raid || Grapefruit High by French Thyme

James Fairholme [LINK]

Frostbite by punkett || Beheaded by The Offspring || Barcelone by Tommy Hools || Eleanor by Cake Bake Betty || Surchin 4 U by Naked Giants || The Party's Crashing Us by of Montreal || There Is No God by Mrs. Magician || I Still Love My Body by Yabadum || Shut Me Down by Godflesh || Jazzhole by Free the Robots || Out Of Gas by Modest Mouse || Fuck Off by The Frogs || Winter's Going by DJ Signify, Buck 65 || Bitin' the Bullet by GROUPLOVE || Like a Star by Mike Krol || Cold Cadaver by King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard || Angel Eyes and Basketball by Foot Ox || Fell Down a Hole by Wolfmother || Hello Cruel World by Dent May || Woof Woof by ARTHUR

Thomas Jopson [LINK]-

Red Wine Supernova by Chappell Roan || The Rose Captain by Sea Wolf || Service Bell by Grizzly Bear, Feist || Oom Sha La La by Haley Heynderickx || Water Tower by The Mountain Goats || Funeral by Tele Novella || Hell Of A Ride by FIZZ || They're Cheap (I'm Free) by Skating Polly || Heart Hensoukyoku "Mugen" No. 1 Ren Hatanchou by Yumi Morio || Does Your Mother Know by ABBA || Tonight I'm Wearing Silk by Vundabar || Shame, Shame, Shame- Vocals by Shirley & Company || Right By Your Side - Remastered by Eurythmics, Annie Lenox, Dave Stewart || Bloodsucking Whore by Ezra Furman, The Harpoons || Hot Mess by girli || Better by The Honeysticks Ricky Montgomery || Waiting For The Man- Remastered by Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark || Smalltown Boy- Spotify Single by Orville Peck || Downtown by Petula Clark

Dr. Henry Goodsir [LINK]-

Bathed In Sound by Cosmo Sheldrake || Photosynesthesia by Louie Zong || Sparkbird by Sparkbid || Worms by Viagra Boys || FUNGUS by The Narcissist Cookbook || Crabwalk by Party in the Hills || Nature Song by Twain || Things She Said by Chris Garneau || Ravens by Reno Shaw || Journey To Wherever We May Go by Grand Commander || Almost Was Good Enough by Songs: Ohia, Jason Molina || Remember Something Beautiful by Machinery of the Human Heart || I Make Too Many Mistakes by Foresight || Museum by Kitsch Club || Drunken Stars by Minimall || Closer by The Tiny, Elle-Kari || The Mouth by Honey and the Sting || A Darkness In My Soul by Solid Space || Changes Shape by Cosmic Johnny || On My Own by Three Days Grace

Dr. Alexander McDonald [LINK]-

Here Comes The Summer by The Fiery Furnaces || Look Me in the Heart by Tina Turner || The Cat-Song by Laura Nyro || Tyriya & Ramakrishna by Alice Coltrane || Too Close for Comfort by Eartha Kitt || Some Become Strangers by Stevie Nicks || I Wake Up Slow by Dory Previn || Turn, Turn, Turn (To Everything There Is A Season) by Nina Simone || Down Where The Valleys Are Low (Remastered) by Judee Sill || Stoned Soul Picnic by Julie London || Until I Met You by Mavis Staples || How Deep It Goes by Heart || So Goes Love- Demo by Carole King || All I Want by The Supremes || Quitting Time by The Roches || Cool Dry Place by Katy Kirby || Ibiza by Butcher Brown || Komorebi by ARTEMIS || In the Winter- Remastered by Janis Ian || Ocean City by Charming Disaster

Dr. Stephen Stanley [LINK]-

Love -> Building on Fire 2005 Remastered by Talking Heads || Mendelssohn: 3 Preludes and Fugues, Op. 37, No. 1 in C Minor: Prelude, MWVW21 by Felix Mendelssohn, Stephen Cleoburry || City of Electric Light by Chad VanGaalen || Country Death Song by Violent Femmes || The Man on the Burning Tightrope by Firewater || Vanilla by Jack Stauber || Feathers by Man Man || Fanfare by Jacques-Nicolas Lemmens, Gerard Brooks || Starving In The Belly Of A Whale by Tom Waits || Always Alone by Johnny Cash || Apple Tree by Marika Hackman || Birdland by The Afghan Whigs || Complicated Creation by Cloud Cult || Incinerate by Sonic Youth || Clap Your Hands! by Clap Your Hands Say Yeah || Buckets of Fun by Sidney Gish || Perfect Fit by Clues || Golden Age by Chris Staples || Them Heavy People by Kate Bush || With Dreams of Adventure, I Smoke my Longpipe Beneath the Stars by Hole Dweller

Dr. John Peddie [LINK]-

snake by Sadurn || Bloody Mother Fucking Asshole by Martha Wainwright || 285 HZ Mend Your Wounds by Manifestation Frequencies || This is Not Who I Am by Joanna Sternberg || (Electricity) by Courtney Barnett || Easy Violence by Sun June || Don't Think About Me by Laura Stevenson || Stabbed to Death Outside of San Juan by The Mountain Goats || Shadi by Petrojvic Blasting Company || 395 HZ Inner Transformation Vibes by Manifestation Frequencies || I'm In The World by Moondog || Phantom of the Opera - 2015 Remastered by Iron Maiden || All of My Friends by River Whyless || Jennifer by Faust || Nugget by CAKE || 528 HZ Open Your Heart by Manifestation Frequencies || Honey in the Hair by Blackbird Raum || Allah, Allah, Allah by mewithoutYou || Genetic Engineering by X-Ray Spex || The Unthinking Majority by Serj Tankian

"Cornelius Hickey" [LINK]

A New Phase Awaits You :-) by FIZZ || Island In The Sun by Weezer || Growth Sux by Cheekface || A Formidable Marinade by Mikelangelo and the Black Sea Gentlemen || Rats by Rasputina || Wild Dogs: Divorce! by Jordaan Mason, Jordaan Mason & The Horse Museum || When You Die by MGMT || Homosapien by Pansy Division || I Could If I Wanted To (feat. Santino Fontana) by Crazy Ex-Girlfriend Cast, Santino Fontana || Pound of Flesh- Live by Regina Spektor || Stalker's Tango by Autoheart || Queer Clubbing by Ste McCabe || I Want You, But I Don't Need You by Momus || Clap Your Hands by Pale Young Gentlemen || A Smaller God by Darling Violetta || Poisoning Pigeons In The Park (Stereo) by Tom Lehrer || My Wife and My Dead Wife by Roby Hitchcock & The Egyptians || We Are Gods! We Are Wolves! by Le Loup || The Lobster Quadrille by Franz Ferdinand || Cruel to Be Kind by Nick Lowe

Thomas Armitage [LINK]

D R O V E M Y C A R by 1 Trait Danger || Cannonball by The Breeders || Gold Soundz by Pavement || Rabbit Run by The Teeth || Bloody! Bloody! by Junie & TheHutFriends || Sam's Town- Live From Abbey Road by The Killers || Dog Nightmare by Jack Stauber || Cocaine Sunday by Eyedress || Help I'm Alive by Metric || Super Breath by Karen O, Danger Mouse || I'm Too Good by ARTHUR || Good Boy by Dogbite || Starstruck by The Scary Jokes || Holy Mountains by System Of A Down || Stuff Is Way by They Might Be Giants || Voodoo Lady by Ween || I Don't Wanna Die by the Unicorns || FIGURE IN THE BACKGROUND by SNAKE POOL || Paranoiac Intervals/Body Dysmorphia by of Montreal || Body Of Years by Mother Mother

Mr. Wall [LINK]

Chop Suey! by System Of A Down || Animal Attack by Grand Commander || Twist of Cain by Danzig || Bodies by Drowning Pool || A Cry For Help In A World Gone Mad by Agent Orange || Down With The Sickness by Disturbed || Coming Undone by Korn || The Foundaints of Decay by My Chemical Romance || Do What I Gotta by Naethan Apollo || Fight Fire With Fire (Remaster) by Metallica || Insane by Sonny Fodera, Biscits || Hotel California- 2013 Remaster by Eagles || Pacific Coast Highway by Fukkk Offf || Blod Makes Noise by Suzanne Vega || Night of Error by Trash Fashion || Blue Monday by Orgy || Eternity or Something by Free Refills || The Hand That Feeds by Nine Inch Nails || United States of Whatever by Liam Lynch || Cirice by Ghost

Mr. Diggle [LINK]

Soul No. 5 by Caroline Rose || Hunger For A Way Out by Sweeping Promises || When Worlds Collide by Powerman 5000 || King Fish Pies by Midlake || I Need Some Sleep- From "Shrek 2" Soundtrack by Eels || The Very Modern Dance by Destroyer || Anti-Rage by Emperor X || under The Table by Fiona Apple || A Place For My Head by Linkin Park || Never Enough by Papa Roach || Let Me Know by Yeah Yeah Yeahs || Lest We Forget by The Homeless Gospel Choir || Plea From A Cat Named Virtue by The Weakerthans || What Have I Done To Deserve This? (With Dusty Springfield) by Pet Shop Boys, Dusty Springfield || Wait Until I Get My Hands On You by The Paper Chase || Perception Check by Tom Cardy || Eisenhower Is The Father by Best Friends Forever || Think Long by Mates of State || Ode to Divorce by Regina Spektor || Too Drunk To Dream by The Magnetic Fields

Solomon Tozer [LINK]

Pink Triangle by Weezer || Gun In My Hand by Dorothy || Low Dogg by Micachu & The Shapes || Blood, Sex, and Booze by Green Day || Tranquilize by The Killers, Lou Reed || Have a Smoke by Head Portals || The Killing Moon- BBC Evening Session January 15 by Pavement || Roundabout- 2024 Remaster by YES || Sleazy Bed Track - BBC Evening Session 1998 by The Bluetones || There Must Be More Than Blood by Car Seat Headrest || I Found A Reason- 2015 Remaster by The Velvet Underground || Bone Machine- 2007 Remaster by Pixies || Why Can't I Touch It? - 2001 Remaster by Buzzcocks || Slaughterhouse by Grandmas House || Plateau by Meat Puppets || Add It Up by Violent Femmes || Host Body by Chad VanGaalen || Vampire Empire by Big Thief || Goin' Against Your Mind by Built To Spill || Raise Me Up by Hercules & Love Affair

Private Heather [LINK]

Hometown Hero by Andy Shauf || Stay up Late- 2005 Remaster by Talking Heads || Ballad For The Brainkeepers by FOE || Down Home Town by Electric Light Orchestra || Walk On The Water by Creedence Clearwater Revival || Sirens of Titan by Al Stewart || Love Is Like Oxygen by Sweet || YOUR HEAD'S ON FIRE by Louie Zong || Imposter by Oingo Boingo || Dracula From Houston by Butthole Surfers || No Way Out Of Here by Unicorn || Splendid Isolation by Warren Zevon || Headstrong by Trapt || Life Is Hard by Timbuk 3 || Ride a White Swan- 2016 Remaster by T. Rex || Waiting For The End Of The World by Elvis Costello || Soul In My Body by Pinc Louds || The Man by The Killers || Smierc W Bikini by Republika || Head Over Heels by The Go-Go's

David Bryant [LINK]

Forty Six & 2 by TOOL || B.Y.O.B by System Of A Down || Just Like Heaven by Dinosaur Jr. || I Think I'm Going To Kill Myself by Elton John || Zero- Remastered 2012 by The Smashing Pumpkins || War Pigs / Luke's Wall- 2012 Remaster by Black Sabbath || Saturday Come Slow by Massive Attack, Damon Albarn || Pepper by Butthole Surfers || Cheap Drunk by Pretty Balanced || Bombtrack by Rage Against The Machine || Creep- 2017 Remaster by Stone Temple Pilots || Kocham Cie, Kochanie Moje by Maanam || Warm Leatherette by Grace Jones || What's In It For? by Avi Buffalo || Pretend We're Dead by L7 || You've Got Another Thing Coming by Judas Priest || Midlife Crisis by Faith No More || Would? (2022 Remaster) by Alice In Chains || My Name Is Mud by Primus || Dura by Daddy Yankee

William Pilkington [LINK]

Shoulderblade by The Teeth || Bone Bag by Superet || Orgasm of Death by The Growlers || Throw Away Children (2019 Remaster) by Dio || The Less I Know The Better by Tame Impala || Natural Disasters by Enon || 16 Mirrors by Alex G || Pantyhose by TV Girl || Deadlines (Hostile) by Car Seat Headrest || Darla by Vundabar || I Dropped Out by And The Kids || The Ballad of Bull Ramos by The Mountain Goats || Caroline, Please Kill Me by Coma Cinema || The Day That I Die by Good Charlotte || You Are Going To Hate This by The Frights || Dear Jealousy by MIKA || Best I Can (feat Sharon Van Etten) by Michael Cera, Sharon Van Etten || Glue by P.H.F || Apricots by Findlay || Big Cloud by Radiator Hospital

A Link to the remaining characters: (the rest of the marines are here)

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[billboard-hotties-tourney]

The Round Two Contenders

Hello, all! As we go into round two, I'll be accepting propaganda for only the following nominees:

Sting

Glenn Gould

Link Wray

Curtis Mayfield

Bob Seger

Oscar Peterson

Eric Stewart

Klaus Voormann

Paul McCartney

Gene Autry

Rod Argent

Fang

Freddie Mercury

John Paul Jones

Sly Stone

Tom Scholz

Justin Hayward

Roger Hodgson

Bo Diddley

Rick Wright

Gram Parsons

Geddy Lee

Ray Manzarek

Sam Cooke

Jimi Hendrix

David Gilmour

Noel Redding

Fats Domino

Eric Burdon

Jim Morrison

Bjorn Ulvaeus

Smokey Robinson

Nat King Cole

Dave Davies

Ray Brown

Ron Mael

Ian Curtis

Arlo Guthrie

Micky Dolenz

Syd Barrett

Chuck Berry

Renato Zero

Bruce Springsteen

Al Green

Miles Davis

Bill Bruford

Charles Brown

Mickey Finn

Bob Marley

Eric Dolphy

Neil Peart

Alan Parsons

Brian May

Neil Diamond

Mick Taylor

Robin Zander

Billy Preston

Mik Kaminski

Tony Bennett

Mick Ronson

Steve Miller

Tony Levin

Johnny Cash

Stevie Wonder

Gordon Lightfoot

Frank Zappa

Ernie Ford

David Coverdale

Marvin Gaye

Buddy Holly

Marc Bolan

Rory Gallagher

Todd Rundgren

Willie Dixon

Joe Strummer

Carl Palmer

David Bowie

Alvin Lee

Rick Danko

Clyde McPhatter

Cab Calloway

John Oates

Kenny Loggins

Roy Orbison

John Fogerty

Richie Havens

Ricky Nelson

Denny Laine

Otis Redding

Dave Vanian

John Coltrane

Elton John

BB King

Dean Martin

Rob Grill

Don Henley

Russell Mael

Jimmy Page

Cat Stevens

Tommy Shaw

Robbie Robertson

Phil Ochs

David Byrne

Steve Winwood

Donald Fagen

Carlos Santana

Peter Hammill

Tom Jones

Bev Bevan

Clarence Clemons

Sammy Davis Jr

Robert Lamm

Bobby Darin

Johnny Mathis

Tony Banks

Robert Plant

Brian Eno

Benny Andersson

Barry Gibb

John Deacon

Pete Seeger

Phil Lynott

Andy Gibb

George Harrison

Mickey Hart

Prince

Jack Bruce

Keith Moon

Those in bold have lots of propaganda already, so they're low priority. Rules for submitting propaganda are in the FAQ. If there are multiple people in the photo, please tell me which one the propaganda's for. Good luck to the round two musicians!

[thatscarletflycatcher]

Summer on the dunes (1913) by Niels Frederik Schiøttz-Jensen - Dame ved Karrebæksminde Strand (1898) by Laurits Andersen Ring (1854–1933) - Mother and daughter on the beach by Hermann Seeger - Olasz tengerparton (1875) by János Valentiny - The Shore At Dornoch by Charles Conder - Kvinde på strand by Michael Peter Ancher.

[elennemigo]

6th

✦ Benedict talked about King Charles III in a video aired by the BBC.

11th

✦ Videos and pictures with Benedict fiming Netflix series "Eric" surfaced (I´m gonna list them all here,although they appeared in different days): Warning Potential Spoilers Ahead -> Videos x x x x x x/ Pics x x x x Galleries

13th

✦ New old pic from Benedict stay in Budapest.

16th

✦ Benedict to star In "The Thing With Feathers", adaptation from Marc Porter´s novel. Dylan Southern will direct this project, produced by SunnyMarch.

17th

✦ Signature picks up Jodie Comer’s "‘"The End We Start From" (Benedict appears in and executive produces the film)

19th

✦ Director James Mangold confirmed Benedict cast in his Bob Dylan´s biopic "A Complete Unknown", as folk singer Peter Seeger.

21st

✦ "The End We Start From" Sells To Paramount’s Republic Pictures In Mid Seven-Figure North America Deal — Cannes Market.

23rd

✦ Benedict and Claire Foy are leading the voice cast for Channel 4’s latest Judith Kerr Christmas animation, Mog’s Christmas.

23rd

✦ Announcement: June 6, Q&A with star Dickie Beau after his show Re-Member Me with special guest Benedict Cumberbatch!

29th

✦ Benedict will be part of the new season of Running Wild with Bear Grylls, appearing in the second episode next July!

                     ⊱ ────── { FIN } ────── ⊰

[themuseumwithoutwalls]

MWW Artwork of the Day (2/23/25) Charles White (African-American, 1918–1979) Trenton Six (1949) Ink over graphite underdrawing on paperboard The Amon Carter Museum of American Art, Fort Worth TX

Charles Wilbert White was known for his WPA era murals. He was briefly married to famed sculptor and printmaker Elizabeth Catlett. The Trenton Six case arose in 1948 in Trenton, New Jersey, when six African American defendants were convicted by an all-white jury of the murder of an elderly white shopkeeper. On August 6, 1948 all six men were sentenced to death, even though they had been able to provide alibis, and had repudiated their prior confessions. The international attention focused on the case included many notables, from W.E.B. Du Bois to Pete Seeger -- even Albert Einstein.

[lilacerull0]

top 5 songs on your Spotify

according to my on repeat playlist, these are the winners:

wimoweh - pete seeger

con te partirò - andrea bocelli

la bohème - charles aznavour

it takes a lot to laugh, it takes a train to cry - bob dylan

me and bobby mcgee - janis joplin

[loubriccant]

𝐌𝐈𝐗𝐓𝐀𝐏𝐄𝐒 𝐏𝐓.𝟐 tracklist & spotify links below the cut!

say it, don't pray it (for @knoxcarrigan)

1. missionary man by eurythmics / 2. respect by aretha franklin / 3. your flag decal won't get you into heaven anymore by john prine / 4. damned to be free by bad religion / 5. which side are you on? by pete seeger

weird and whimsical tracks (for @sugarpascals)

1. word up by cameo / 2. my friend goo by sonic youth / 3. levitate me by pixies / 4. fire by the crazy world of arthur brown / 5. der kommissar by after the fire

anti-assimilation music (for @bobbyhughx)

1. express yourself by n.w.a / 2. the world (is going up in flames) by charles bradley / 3. inner city blues (make me wanna holler) by gil scott-heron / 4. when the going gets tough, the tough get going by billy ocean / 5. 6 'n the mornin' by ice-t

bad cop x bad cop jams (for @rosieroutledge)

1. trouble every day by the mothers of invention / 2. senses working overtime by xtc / 3. trouble man by marvin gaye / 4. takin a ride by the replacements / 5. get on down by meat puppets

[nils-elmark]

My New Book About three Brave Americans

On August 25th 1914, a group of young Americans joined the Foreign Legion and “with a cowboy swing” marched through Paris, wildly cheered by the crowd. They were the first Americans in the Great War. I have written the intimate story of three of those young men: • David Wooster King - a 21-year-old dropout from Harvard and son of a rich businessman whose family can be traced back to Mayflower. • Alan Seeger - a 26-year-old poet and a dreamer from New York and a family of highly educated intellectuals. His ancestors too, can be traced back to start of the American nation. • Eugene James Bullard - a 19-year-old entertainer and boxer from Columbus, Georgia. His father was born a slave and his mother was Creek Indian. King ended up as an officer in the US Army chasing German spies in Switzerland in 1918. Later, he became a modern global adventurer, met rulers across the world and was sent to Casablanca in 1941 as the very first OSS agent reporting to President Roosevelt. Eugene Bullard too survived the war years. He was wounded at Verdun and invalided out of the French Army but despite all odds he became the world’s first black aviator. After the war, he married a young French woman and settled in Paris where he opened a bar. In the roaring 20s he was surrounded by every artist and intellectual of the day from Hemingway to Louis Armstrong. Bullard fought for the French again in 1940 before he was wounded and had to flee to New York with his two children. Here he was ignored except by the first lady Eleanor Roosevelt. The French never forgot him, and Bullard ignited the eternal flame at the Arc de Triomphe in Paris in 1954 and was kissed on both cheeks by President Charles de Gaulle.

The third legionnaire, Seeger, was not so lucky as his two comrades. He was killed during the Battle of the Somme on July 4, 1916. However, six weeks earlier, he wrote the famous poem, ‘I Have A Rendezvous with Death’ which was to become his legacy. President Kennedy’s daughter Caroline recited it for her father six weeks before his fateful trip to Dallas in November 1963, and the poem has since inspired a line of American presidents during the 20th century. It has become an indestructible poetic lifeline linking France and the United States of America. The three young Americans, rooted in the nation, each has an amazing story to tell. But when their adventures are brought together we get a three-dimensional perspective on how America broke its isolation from the world and started to unite as a nation during the 20th century. The three men represent different pillars of the American soul, and their lives and dreams symbolize the story of how America became modern and remind us of the strong historic ties between France and America. Most of all, this book is a fantastic saga full of brave men, great adventures and terrific sacrifices that bring hope and a new direction in a time of human division.

You can buy the book at most online bookshops and at my publisher Pen & Sword.

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Fighting December 16, 2023

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DJ speaks over Prince Jammy - Fist of Fury

Chumbawamba - Slap! The Piranhas - Getting Beaten Up

DJ speaks over Pentangle - Haitian Fight Song

Wire - Single K.O. Dennis Alcapone - Cassius Clay Deportation - Let's Fight the Pigs Bad Livers - Fist Magnet The Ruts - Staring At the Rude Boys The Novas - The Crusher Dee Dee King - The Crusher

DJ speaks over Leonard Bernstein - The Rumble

The Bevis Frond - Johnny Kwango Agnostic Front - Fight The Whyte Boots - Nightmare Memphis Minnie - Joe Louis Strut Red Alert - City Invasion

DJ speaks over The Pogues - Wild Cats of Kilkenny

The Clean - Big Soft Punch Crass - Rival Tribal Revel Rebel, Pt. 2 Officer! - Boxers vs. Wrestlers Little Walter - Boom Boom Out Goes the Lights Sockeye - I Wanna Punch Raw Power - Start A Fight The Outcasts - Gangland Warfare The Partisans - Mindless Violence Circle of Shit - Punks Are Out Tonight

DJ speaks over Frowning Clouds - Stick Fight

Althea & Donna - No More Fighting The Proclaimers - Cap In Hand G.L.O.S.S. - Fight Cold War Embryos - Always Fighting Johnny Wakelin - In Zaire Ronnie & the Delinquents - Bad Neighborhood

DJ speaks over Al Hirt - Night Rumble

Ewan Maccoll, Charles Parker and Peggy Seeger - Come on Johnny, and Put 'Em Up Johnny Defiant Pose - Fight Tørsò - Sick of Fighting The Teardrop Explodes - The Great Dominions

DJ speaks over Link Wray - Rumble

7 Seconds - We’re Gonna Fight

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Pick of the Week: So Much Stuff

KATE: My pick of the week goes to Associate Professor Akira Takatsuki’s Conjecture, as it checks a number of boxes for me: supernatural elements, characters with weird but useful superpowers, and characters whose primary field of study is folklore. (I may be the only reader holding out for a manga on Charles Seeger. Just sayin’.) The story also gets high marks for having an original…

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"The folk revival was riddled with contradictions, in part because it was never in any sense an organized movement. Pete [Seeger]'s interests and accomplishments were similarly broad, and at times similarly contradictory. It is always tempting to simplify a story, to give characters particular attributes or have them represent particular viewpoints. In stories about Bob Dylan, the youth culture of the 1960s, and the rise of rock, Seeger is often given the role of conservative gatekeeper, stuck in the past, upholding old rules and ideals that were perhaps noble but certainly outdated. There is some truth in that simplification, just as there is some truth in the simplification that Dylan was a cynical careerist, but both obscure more interesting stories.

Pete would quote his father, Charles Seeger: 'The truth is a rabbit in a bramble patch. One can rarely put one's hand upon it. One can only circle around and point, saying, "It's somewhere in there."' If we want to understand the folk revival, Pete is the best person to follow around the brambles, because he was always there, circling, pointing at flashes of sleek fur, perked ears, or shiny eyes--and maybe sometimes only imagining he saw a rabbit and convincing other people they saw it too, and being startled or disappointed when it turned out not to be there, or to be something else. For two or three years in the early 1960s, a lot of people circling that thicket thought Dylan was the rabbit, and at moments some of them thought they'd got their hands on him. And though he always slipped their grasp, for a few years the folk scene was certainly his bramble patch."

-"The House That Pete Built", Dylan Goes Electric! (Elijah Wald, pp. 11-12)

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13.0.12.6.15

oxlajun [13] MEN[eagle]/TZI'KIN [bird] - waxaklajun [18] K'AYAB

galactic tone: ascension/ universal movement

sun sign: eagle or quetzal/black/west

ascend to a larger perspective - MAYA

mahtlactli-onei [13] - CUAUHTLI [eagle]

Citlaicue | Xipe Totec

toznene [parrot] | warriors of Huitzilopochtli

lord of the night: Chalchihuitlicue

trecena [13]: Itzpapalotl

x: mahtlactli-omome [12] - hueiculhuitl - NAHUA

"Still I Rise", Deborah Roberts, 2019

Today the Maya advice is to Ascend to a larger perspective, like an eagle would see. That combined with the number 13 is another sign of ascension. Here are songs that feature the word RISE:

Andra Day: Rise Up

Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass Band: Rise

Creedence Clearwater Revival: Bad Moon Rising

Public Enemy: Rise

Bunny Wailer: Rise and Shine

Pete Seeger: Rise Up, Shepherd and Follow

Beyonce: Rise Up

Solange: Rise

The Cult: Rise

Selena Gomez: Rise

Pantera: Rise

Katy Perry: Rise

Bad Brains: Rise

Alan Parsons Project: The Eagle Will Rise Again

Kim Carnes: He Makes the Sun Rise

Ghostface Killah: Rise of Ghostface Killah

Danzig: Left Hand Rise Above

Pearl Jam: Yellow Moon

Eddie Vedder: Rise

Meat Puppets: On the Rise

Madness: Rise and Fall

Nas: Rise and Fall

The Offspring: Rise and Fall

Alabama Shakes: Rise to the Sun

Black Flag: Rise Above

Willie Nelson: Uncloudy Day

Emmylou Harris: We Shall Rise

Sufjan Stevens: Everything That Rises

Belle & Sebastian: Waiting for the Moon to Rise

Peter Frampton: Rise Up

The Who: Smash the Mirror

Donovan: Colours

KRS-One: Everybody Rise

U2: Rise Up

Nicki Minaj: Still I Rise

Bob Marley: Three Little Birds & The Heathen

Red Hot Chili Peppers: Tear

The Breeders: We're Gonna Rise

Ray Charles: This Old Heart (Is Going to Rise Again)

Barbra Steisand: Pretty Women

Bruce Springsteen: My City of Ruins

Diana Ross: I Ain't Been Licked

Soundgarden: Live to Rise

Paul McCartney: Spinning on an Axis

Fleetwood Mac: Peacekeeper

Metallica: Atlas Rise! & Broken, Beat and Scarred

Pink Floyd: Hey, Hey Rise Up

Weyes Blood: Titanic Risen

Madonna: I Rise

Snotty Nose Rez Kids: Skoden

The Beatles: Golden Slumbers & Mother Nature's Son

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Outstanding Salon / recital / Valentine's tea at Flint's Whaley Historic House Museum @whaleyhistorichousemuseum-blog

Program:

Love Me Tender - Poulton/Matson

Somewhere My Love - Jarre/Webster

Taking a Chance on Love - Duke/La Touche/Fetter

This Can’t Be Love - Rogers/Hart

Can’t Help Falling in Love - Weiss/Peretti/Creatore

The Call - Vaughan Williams 

If Music Be the Food of Love - Purcell 

An die musik - Schubert

An Silvia - Schubert

Song to the Siren - Tim Buckley

Alma del core - Caldara

So This is Love (from Disney’s Cinderella) - Hoffman/Livingston

Kisses Sweeter than Wine - Seeger/Hays

Believe Me if All These Endearing Young Charms - Moore/trad

She’s Like the Swallow - traditional

I See the Light (from Disney’s Tangled) - Menken/Slater

La Vie en Rose - Piaf/Louiguy

Madelaine - Jacques Brel

Some Enchanted Evening (from South Pacific) - Rodgers/Hammerstein

Let’s Do It, Let’s Fall in Love - Cole Porter

Disney Love Song Medley (Beauty and the Beast, A Whole New World, Can You Feel the Love Tonight, Kiss the Girl) - Menken/Ashman, Menken/Rice, John/Rice, Menken/Ashman

My Funny Valentine - Rodgers/Hart

Smoke Gets in Your Eyes - Kern/Harbach

The Way You Look Tonight - Kern/Fields

As Time Goes By - Hupfeld

Put 'em in a Box, Tie 'em with a Ribbon, and Throw 'em in the Deep Blue Sea - Styne/Cahn

Hallelujah I Love Her So - Ray Charles

I Could Have Danced All Night - Lerner/Loewe

That’s Amore - Warren/Brooks

I’m a Believer - Diamond

My Girl - Robinson/White

Dream a Little Dream of Me - Andre/Schwandt/Kahn

Fever - Cooley/Blackwell