#Hansson And Karlsson live

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The Great Pro-Wrestling Adventure Hour - 020 09/28/23 Defy TV 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM EST Filmed at the Good Time Theatre at Dorney Park in Allentown, Pennsylvania

SEGMENT ONE (EIGHT MINUTES):

- Sudu Upadhyay welcomes the viewers in to a very special edition of The Great Pro-Wrestling Adventure Hour as later tonight CORE will take over the Weis Markets Grandstand at the Bloomsburg Fair. Daphne Oz will be on location reporting live from the fair later in the broadcast. Raven wanted to send a message out to his old rival Tommy Dreamer to congratulate him on winning the Impact Digital Media Championship. Raven then declared himself the inaugural holder of the CORE Physical Media Championship. All matches will exclusively be available on DVD home video. Sudu asked Raven if he's worried that Pro Wrestling Guerrilla might be upset about him stealing their business model. Raven said he wasn't afraid of a Pro Wrestling Gorilla because Monsoon has been dead for years.

- The Great Pro-Wrestling Adventure Hour opening aired set to "Black Swan Lake" by Janko Nilovic.

Magnum CK vs. Fuego Del Sol Fuego Del Sol defeated Magnum CK with the tornado DDT. (4:45)

- Derek Dillinger and Ziggy Haim ran down to the ring after the match and attacked Fuego Del Sol. As The Production triple teamed Fuego, Giant Baba Yaga surprisingly ran out. Baba Yaga took Ziggy out with a big Baba Chop, connected with the Russian Leg Sweep on Magnum CK, and lastly landed the running neckbreaker on Dillinger as Fuego Del Sol rolled out to safety.

SEGMENT TWO (EIGHT MINUTES):

Queen Aminata (with Raychell Rose) vs. Madi Wrenkowski Queen Aminata defeated Madi Wrenkowski via submission with the Juicy Lock. (4:04)

- We joined Daphne Oz LIVE at the Bloomsburg Fair for a special edition of the COal REgion Roundup. - Daphne announced that just signed for tonight's live event we will see Derek Dillinger one-on-one against Fuego Del Sol. - Daphne Oz then announced that COal REgion Pro-Wrestling ("CORE"), All Style Pro Wrestling ("ASPW"), and Lidet Entertainment's GLEAT ("GLEAT") have united for a landmark strategic alliance. - Finally Daphne reported that a helicopter has been seen circling above the Bloomsburg Fair and has just been granted approval from organizers to land on the recently closed dirt race track at the fairgrounds. Daphne is unsure as to who is in the helicopter, but she’ll be making her way in that direction and will report back with any relevant updates later in the broadcast.

SEGMENT THREE (SEVEN MINUTES):

- With their opponents already in the ring, Starboy Charlie and Alex Taylor made their way out to the commentary booth. Alex Taylor said that for some reason pro-wrestling fans look at amateur wrestlers, like those in folkstyle, with some kind of reverence. But just like in any other field, a professional can do anything an amateur can and better, that's why they get paid to do it. So to remind all the fans of that, Taylor said he brought in two amateur wrestlers to face them as a warm-up for their match later tonight in Bloomsburg. Starboy and Taylor each put on amateur wrestler headgear before heading to the ring.

Starboy Charlie and Alex Taylor vs. PJ Hawx and "Amateur Wrestler" Reese Hayes Starboy Charlie and Alex Taylor defeated PJ Hawx and Reese Hayes with the banana split pin from Starboy on Hayes. (3:08)

- A video package aired recapping the segment last week between Giant Baba Yaga and Something/Nothing set to "Tax Free" by Hansson & Karlsson.

SEGMENT FOUR (NINE MINUTES):

Kevin Blackwood and Alan Angels vs. Black Generation International (Bendito and Emperador Azteca) - Emperador Azteca leaned against the ring apron on the floor when Titus Alexander emerged from the crowd to throw him a chain. Emperador wrapped the chain around his fist and, when Alan Angels reached between the top and middle ropes to grab Azteca by the mask, punched Angels with the chain. Angels fell back into a school boy cradle from Bendito, but Kevin Blackwood broke it up with a doublestomp off the top rope and to the back on Bendito's head. Blackwood placed Angels atop Bendito and they picked up the win. Kevin Blackwood and Alan Angels defeated Black Generation International with a doublestomp from Blackwood on Bendito. (5:11)

- We return back LIVE to Daphne Oz at the Bloomsburg Fair as the helicopter door opens and out steps Shelton Benjamin. Benjamin made his way over to Daphne Oz who asked him what brought him here tonight. Benjamin explained that he's had some free time on his hands lately and he's been tuned in to Defy TV every Thursday for the Great Pro-Wrestling Adventure Hour. Shelton said he's really been impressed by folkstyle, and last week he heard Shaw Mason's comments about being open to any partner to help folkstyle and Leyla Hirsch against the Southern 6 and Starboy Charlie. Shelton said his first call was to Shaw Mason to see if the spot was still open, and it was. Benjamin said his next call was to his former place of business to request his immediate release. Benjamin excused himself to go greet the crowd that had gathered.

SEGMENT FIVE (NINE MINUTES)

Black Generation International (Titus Alexander and Flamita) vs. Puf and Kevin Bennett Black Generation International defeated Puf and Kevin Bennett with a top rope Michinoku Driver from Alexander on Bennett. (4:45)

- Alexander and Flamita dominated the match from the opening bell, but took their time picking their opponents apart with the obvious intent to punish and possibly injure them both. CORE officials were forced to hold Kevin Blackwood and Alan Angels back, preventing them from getting involved as the match was dragged out by Black Generation International. When Alexander finally decided to end the match, Titus and Flamita exited the ringside area as Blackwood and Angels charged to the ring.

- Kevin Blackwood got on the microphone and said that Titus Alexander has shown everyone his true colors these past few months in CORE. Blackwood said that Alexander might act tough, but after his recent losses they know who he really is, a coward and a crybaby. Blackwood said that Titus might have taken advantage of two of Blackwood's old friends today, but that he's got another old friend that is going to join him tonight at the Bloomsburg Fair to hand Titus a defeat he might never return from. Tonight at the Bloomsburg Fair grandstand it will be Titus Alexander, Flamita, and Yutani of Black Generation International against Kevin Blackwood, Alan Angels, and DANIEL GARCIA.

SEGMENT SIX (THREE MINUTES):

- Sudu and Raven ran down the entire card for tonight's live event when CORE presents Preservation Act at the Weis Markets Grandstand at the Bloomsburg Fair in only a few short hours.

Upcoming Shows:

CORE Pro #123 Preservation Act 09/28/23 Bloomsburg Fair - Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania 01. Derek Dillinger vs. Fuego Del Sol 02. TrustBusters Reserve Decision Match: Hyan vs. Trench 03. Queen Aminata (with Raychell Rose) vs. Shoko Nakajima 04. Daniel Garcia/Kevin Blackwood/Alan Angels vs. Black Generation International (Titus Alexander/Flamita/Yutani) 05. Southern 6 (Kerry Morton/Silas Mason/Alex Taylor/Kenzie Paige) and Starboy Charlie vs. folkstyle (Shaw Mason/Tim Bosby/Hunter Holdcraft) Leyla Hirsch and Shelton Benjamin 06. Mask vs. Hair: Giant Baba Yaga (with UltraMantis Black) vs. Jake Something

CORE returns to the Good Time Theatre at Dorney Park in Allentown, Pennsylvania! 10/01/23 Television taping for The Great Pro-Wrestling Adventure Hour as seen on Defy TV.

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Album Reviews: Jimi Hendrix Experience / Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers

This week I got to review two recent live album releases from rock legends gone too soon:

Jimi Hendrix Experience Los Angeles Forum: April 26, 1969

It wouldn’t been the holiday season without a pre-holiday release of a live recording from Jimi Hendrix Experience. Since beginning this blog, I’ve had the pleasure of reviewing the posthumous album Both Sides of the Sky, the 50th anniversary Deluxe Edition of Electric Ladyland, the 50th anniversary re-release of his live album Band of Gypsys, his live box set Songs for Groovy Children: The Fillmore East Concerts, the live album and movie Live in Maui and last year’s Record Store Day release Paris ‘67. Now just in time for what would have been Jimi’s 80th birthday on Nov. 27, Legacy released Los Angeles Forum: April 26, 1969. It marks the first time this entire concert is being released as an album (some tracks have appeared on some compilations).

album cover

By April 1969, the Jimi Hendrix Experience had already released their incredible studio albums Are You Experienced,  Axis: Bold as Love, and Electric Ladyland. The trio was a well-oiled machine: bassist Noel Redding, drummer Mitch Mitchell and of course guitarist / singer Jimi Hendrix were bigger than the sum of their parts. All the big Hendrix hits were played, but among the surprises were a cover of Hansson and Karlsson’s “Tax Free”, Francis Scott Key’s “Star Spangled Banner” months before the legendary performance at Woodstock in August 1969, and Cream’s “Sunshine of Your Love” (a frequent cover of the band). The liner notes include a preface from ZZ Top’s Billy Gibbons, who attended that show and had previously opened for JHE with his pre-ZZ Top band Moving Sidewalks.

the vinyl packaging

They could easily release a different JHE concert once a year and it would likely please fans. Because Hendrix died at age 27 in 1970 we need to cherish everything he did record and leave us. While it is true that there have been a lot more Hendrix releases after he died than in his lifetime, I think the live albums that haven’t been released yet are pretty cool. This one sounds fantastic and it’s a gift for fans to get to hear JHE in their prime at this point and time.

For info on Los Angeles Forum: April 26, 1969: https://hendrix.lnk.to/ForumLW!news220908

4 out of 5 stars

Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers Live at the Fillmore, 1997

album cover

One of the great regrets I have a concert-goer is that I never got to see Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers live. I’m kicking myself for skipping their shows at Great Woods in 1995, Fenway Park in 2014, Mudcrutch at House of Blues in 2016 and their final Boston show they played at TD Garden just months before Petty died in October 2017. The group have released numerous live albums and were always a great live band. From January 10 to February 7, 1997 they had a 20-show residency at the historic Fillmore in San Francisco. The new live album Live at the Fillmore, 1997 is being released today from Warner Bros. in various formats. I got to review the 4-CD edition. This release is from six of the shows that were professionally recorded.

I first discovered The Heartbreakers around 1985 when their album Southern Accents, which was actually the band’s 6th album. I was a kid just discovering music and one of the music videos that blew me away at that time was “Don’t Come Around Here No More”, a psychedelic rock homage to Alice In Wonderland with Petty as the Mad Hatter. I liked their tunes and picked up the album on cassette tape. Throughout the 90s (my high school and college years), Petty was always on in the background. Whatever I was into at the time (alternative, punk, metal, etc) Petty was always an old standby. By the time of the Fillmore shows, the band had just released the highly underrated soundtrack to Ed Burns’ She’s the One in 1996. The band had been releasing albums for two decades and Petty occasionally did solo albums and side projects like The Traveling Wilburys.

Petty at the Fillmore in 1997

This is a looooong live album assembled from several of the Fillmore shows. 4 hours and 4 minutes to be precise and that’s just the 4-CD version I heard. There’s some serious gems in there: loads of covers, guests like Roger McGuinn and John Lee Hooker, and a lot of their mid-90s music. This is a testament to what a great live act they were. Crank it up and let it play....all day.

For info on Live at the Fillmore 1997: https://store.tompetty.com/products/fillmore-4-cd-deluxe

4 out of 5 stars

[bruce-adams]

Things I learned while I was away.

This is a still of the Swedish duo Hansson Och Karlsson from a 1967 broadcast of the Popside TV show. I don't peer into the corners of that era of music, but boy oh boy does this get me where I live. Instrumental mastery devoted to motion and impact. And the freakout at the end of the performance is deeply satisfying. Supposedly Jimi Hendrix jammed with these two when in Stockholm, but that's really not relevant to me. I got a tip via twitter about this video and if I can rediscover the source I'll confirm it here. I'm grateful.

Some other recent favorites: Nasim Khushnawaz "Songs from the Pearl of Khorasan" Kali Malone "Living Torch" Tomb Mold "Aperture of Body" Puce Mary "Stuck" Porn Sword Tobacco "Understanding the Sun"

[orthographewrites]

If you are like me, and you’re tired of seeing the same -sson last names that seem forever glued to Swedish characters -- or if you’re just a person wishing to play a person with Swedish roots -- then look no further! I, a Swedish woman, believes in breaking of patterns and as happy I am to see more people take on Swedish characters I just wish people would care more about their names. 

Although the -sson part is rooted to our pasts we are, oddly enough, not still in Medieval times and our last names have developed into a whole new section of options as cultures mix and match! I do not know all of them and this list will be a constant on-going update as people will be able to submit their’s, as well as me doing some research and maybe hearing some new ones out on the streets of where I live. I’d gladly help with any type of Swedish research and questions you may have, or at least as far my own knowledge reaches so don’t be afraid to come to me with your concerns!

The list is A-Ö, and some last names will feel repeated as we mix and match words and meanings. There will be some -sson names to be found, but underused or forgotten only. Also don’t worry about ÅÄÖ, we get it! 

A

Abrahamsson

Ahlberg (alt Ahlgren, qvist, strand, ström)

Ahlén

Almén

Almgren (alt Almqvist, ström)

Anderberg

Appelgren (alt Appleqvist)

Arvidsson

Ask

Asp (alt Asplund)

Axelsson

Axén

B

Back (alt Backlund, man, ström)

Bark

Beck/Bäck (alt Beckman/Bäckman)

Berg (alt Bergman, kvist/qvist, dahl, gren, lind, lund, mark) 

Berger

Bergval

Berlin

Birgersson

Bjurström

Björk (alt lund, man, qvist)

Björling (lund)

Blad

Blixt

Blom (alt berg, dahl, qvist, gren) 

Bohlin/Bolin

Borg (alt ström)

Boman/Bohman

Boberg

Brandt

Brodén

Burman

By (alt ström, lund)

Börjesson

C

Carl (alt berg, ström) 

Carlén

Ceder (alt holm, lund, berg, gren) 

Classon

D

Danielsson

Dahl ( alt berg, gren, man, qvist, ström)

Dahlén 

Damberg

Degerman

E

Ed (alt holm, gren, berg, lund, man, ström)

Ehn

Einarsson

Ek (alt man, berg, blad, blom, dahl, lund, holm, löf, strand, ström) 

Elg

Enberg

Eng (alt blom, lund, dahl, man, berg, strand) 

Ersson

F

Fager (alt berg, lund, ström)

Fahl (alt gren, ström)

Fahlén

Falk (alt man) 

Flink

Flodin

Fors (alt berg, ell, gren, lund, man, mark)

Franzén

Fredin

Fredlund

Fri (alt berg, dell, man)

Fröberg

Fält

G

Gabrielsson

Gerdin

Gidlund

Gillberg

Glad

Glans

Gradin

Grahn

Granat

Gran (alt qvist, berg, lund, ström)

Gren

Grip

Grön (alt qvist, lund, berg)

Grönvall

Gullberg

Gustafsson

Gällerstedt

H

Haag

Hag (alt berg, lund, man, ström)

Hagelin

Hallberg

Halldén

Hallgren

Hallin

Hall (alt ström, qvist, man)

Hamberg

Hammar (alt berg, ström, lund)

Hamrin

Hansen

Hansson

Hedberg

Hedblom

Hedin

Hed (alt lund, man, qvist)

Helander

Hell (alt ström, man, berg, gren, sten, strand)

Henning

Hjelm

Hjerpe

Hjorth/Hjort

Holmer

Holm (alt gren, qvist, lund, ström, stedt)

Holst

Hult (alt berg, gren, man)

Hurtig

Hägg (lund)

Hällgren

Hällström

Hög (alt berg, lund, man, ström)

I

Ingemarsson

Ingvarsson

Isaksson

Isberg

Israelsson

Ivarsson

J

Jakobsson

Jansson

Jarl

Jensen

Jeppsson

Jernberg

Joelsson

Johannesson

Johannisson

Johansen

Johansson

Johnsson

Jonasson

Jonsson

Josefsson

Juhlin

Julin

Jönsson

Jörgensen

K

Kallin

Karlberg

Karlén

Karlsson

Karlström

Kempe

Kihlberg (alt ström)

Kjellberg

Kjellin

Kjell (alt man, ström)

Klaesson

Klang

Klasson

Kling (alt berg)

Klint

Knutsson

Konradsson

Kraft

Krantz

Kristensson

Kristiansson

Kristoffersson

Kron

Krook

Kroon

Kruse

Kullberg

Kvarnström

Kvist

Käck

Käll (alt berg, gren, man, ström)

Kämpe

Köhler

L

Lager (alt gren, qvist, ström)

Landberg

Landén

Landgren

Landin

Landström

Lans

Lantz

Larsen

Leandersson

Leander

Ledin

Leijon

Lejon

Lennartsson

Levin

Lidberg

Lidén

Lidman (ström)

Lif

Lilja

Liljedahl (alt gren, kvist)

Lindahl (alt berg, blad, blom, bom, borg, bäck)

Lindeberg

Lindell

Lindén

Linderoth

Linder

Linde

Lind (altfors, gren, holm, qvist, man, mark, roth, skog, stedt, strand, ström)

Lindvall

Ling

Ljung (alt berg, dahl, gren, kvist, ström)

Lorentzon

Lovén

Ludvigsson

Lundahl

Lund (alt berg, blad, borg, bäck, gren, holm, kvist, mark, stedt, ström)

Lundell

Lundén

Lundh

Lundin

Lundvall

Längström

Läng

Löf/Lööf (alt berg, dahl, gren, qvist, stedt, strand, ström)

Lönn (alt berg, qvist)

Lövgren

M

Malmberg (alt borg, gren, kvist/qvist, ros, sten, ström)

Marklund (alt ström)

Markusson

Martinsson

Matsson

Mattiasson

Mattisson

Mattsson

Medin

Meijer

Melander

Melin

Mellberg

Mellgren

Mikaelsson

Moberg

Modig

Modin

Molander

Molin

Morén

Morin

Mossberg

Möller

Mörk

N

Nielsen

Niemi

Niklasson

Norberg

Nordahl

Nordell

Nordén

Nordin

Nordvall

Nord/ Nordh (alt berg, gren, kvist, lander, ling, mark, strand, ström)

Norell

Norén

Norgren

Norin

Norlander

Norling

Norlin

Norman

Norrby

Norrman

Norström

Nyberg (alt gren, holm, kvist, lander, lund, man, stedt, ström)

Nylén

Nyrén

Näslund (alt man, ström)

O

Olander

Olausson

Olin

Olofsson

Olovsson

Olsen

Olsén

Olsson

Oscarsson

Oskarsson

Ottosson

P

Palm (gren, qvist)

Paulsson

Pedersen

Pehrsson

Persson

Petersen

Petersson/Pettersson

Pihl

Pålsson

Q

Qvarnström

Qvist

R

Rahm

Ramberg

Ramström

Rapp

Rask

Rehn

Reinholdsson

Renberg

Renström

Ringdahl

Ringström

Ring

Risberg

Rodin

Rosell

Rosenberg (alt dahl, gren, kvist)

Rosén

Rosvall

Ros/Roos (alt ander, berg, lund)

Roth

Rundberg (alt gren, qvist)

Rutgersson

Ryberg

Rydberg

Rydell

Rydén

Ryd (ström)

Rylander

Rönn (alt berg, bäck, qvist)

S

Sahlberg (alt ström)                        

Sahlén

Sahlin

Salomonsson

Samuelsson

Sandahl

Sandberg

Sandell

Sandén

Sander

Sandgren

Sandin

Sand (alt qvist, ström)

Schmidt

Schultz

Seger

Selander

Selberg

Selin

Sjö/Sjöö (alt berg, blom, dahl, gren, holm, kvist, lander, lund, stdt, strand, sten)

Sjödin

Sjölin

Skoglund

Skog/Skoog

Sköld

Smedberg

Smith

Staaf

Stark

Steen

Stenvall

Sten (alt berg, lund, mark, man, qvist, ström)

Sterner

Stolpe

Stoltz

Stolt

Storm

Strand (alt berg)

Stridh

Strid

Ström (alt berg, bäck, gren, qvist)

Ståhl

Stålberg

Stålnacke

Sundelin

Sundell

Sundén

Sundin

Sundvall

Sund (alt berg, gren, kvist, man, ström)

Svan/Svahn (alt berg, ström)

Svedberg (alt lund)

Svedin

Svenningsson

Svensk

Svärd

Säfström

Söder (alt berg, gren, holm, kvist, lind, lund, man, ström, blom)

Sörman

T

Tapper

Tell

Thelander

Thelin

Thorell

Thorén

Thorsell

Thor

Thulin

Thunberg

Thuresson

Thörn/Törn (alt berg, ros, blom, gren, kvist )

Tillberg (alt man)

Tjernström

Tornberg

Trulsson

Trygg

Tufvesson

U

Uddman

Udsén

Uhlin

Ulander

V

Valhberg          

Valfridsson

Vallgren

Vallin

Vall

Van

Vedin

Velander

Vennberg

Vestberg

Vesterberg (alt gren, lund)

Vestin

Vestling (alt lund, man)

Viberg

Vidén

Vigren

Viktorsson

Vik (alt berg, lund, man, ström)

Vilhelmsson

Vinberg

Von

W

Wahlgren (alt qvist, ström)

Wallberg

Wallén

Wallgren (alt man, ström)

Wallin

Wall

Wedin

Welander

Welin

Wendel

Wennberg/Wennerberg

Wennerström/Wennström

Werner

Wessman

Westberg

Wester (alt berg, gren, lund)

Westin

Westling

Westlund

Westman

Wiberg

Wickman (alt ström)

Widell

Widén

Widlund

Wihlborg

Wik (alt man, lund, ström)

Wilhelmsson

Wiman

Winberg

Wirén

X

Y

Z

Zackrisson

Zakrisson

Zander

Zetterberg

Zetterlund

Zetterström

Å

Ågren

Åhlander

Åhlén

Åhlin

Åhman

Åhs

Åkerberg (alt blom, lind, lund, man, ström)

Ålander

Ålund

Åman

Åsberg

Åslund

Åstrand

Åström (alt berg, gren)

Ådman

Åhlin

Åhlund (alt man)

Åhrn

Ålund (alt man, qvist)

Ä

Ö

Örn

Östberg

Österberg (alt gren, lund, man)

Öster

Östling (alt lund, man, ström)

Öst

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Hansson & Karlsson (Swedish TV, 1967)