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This is a recap of the Season 2 arc, set in chapters 12 to 26. There's a lot of game changing moments here.

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WIP Big Bang 2023 Round Starting April 1st!

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ANTHRAX's CHARLIE BENANTE And BUTCHER BABIES' CARLA HARVEY Featured In 'Punk Rock & Paintbrushes' Art Book

Punk Rock & Paintbrushes has announced a new publication date for "Punk Rock & Paintbrushes: The Insides Of Artists Written By Outsiders", co-created by Emily T. Nielsen (Punk Rock & Paintbrushes) and Warren Fitzgerald (THE VANDALS). The exclusive coffee table art book will be out April 15 and is available for pre-order now at www.PunkRockArt.com.

Punk Rock & Paintbrushes is a unique arts management company and art show producer that bridges the gap between art and music. "The Insides Of Artists Written By Outsiders" features 26 chapters, each showcasing artwork and personal stories from participating artists.

"Punk Rock & Paintbrushes: The Insides Of Artists Written By Outsiders" chapters include:

* Tim Armstrong: Punk, Passion & Paint * Chali 2na: Manphibian Missions * Jason Cruz: Screaming Smoke and Paintings Sung in the Key of A Minor * Natalia Fabia: Lady Painter * Sarah & Eric Melvin: A Couple That Paints Together * Mark deSalvo: Leftover Liner Notes * Steve Caballero: Skate and Create * Paul Kobriger: The Footprint of Humans as Told Through a Ball Point Pen * Carla Harvey: Sex & Transgressions * Charlie Benante: Persistence Gets Surreal * Chris Shary & Lori Herbst: Folie a Deux * Christian Hosoi: Unrestricted Expression * Jim Lindberg: Every Single Day * Brent Broza: Time For a Change * Danielle Donohue: The Great Gatsby or the GREATEST Gatsby??? * Dan Smith: Heart and Soul * Olya & Vira – Mad Twins: Twins of Madness * Matt Hensley: Under Pressure * Jason Adams: Destination Nowheresville USA * Jennie Cotterill: Bad Cop, Good Cake * Tokyo Hiro: From Taboo to Tattoo * Mike Gallo: My Life. My Way Everyday * Shawn Foley: Chaotic Ambition * Brian Bent: Bent Not Broken * Soma Snakeoil: DominARTrix: Intersection of Sex, Art & Politics * Warren Fitzgerald: An All Access Sanctuary of Self Expression & Autonomy

Nielsen created Punk Rock & Paintbrushes as a platform for artists to showcase their creativity and wildness, their lifestyle, their talents and successes at gallery exhibits and music festivals. As an extension of these exhibitions, "The Insides Of Artists Written By Outsiders" represents these sentiments and reminds us that "punk rock is not just about music and paintbrushes are not just tethered to the idea of art, but instead the two together are the perfect combination of life in a radical way," says Nielsen.

The roots of Punk Rock & Paintbrushes reach back to 2007 when Nielsen asked friend Tim McIlrath (RISE AGAINST) to paint a piece of art with the lyrics to the RISE AGAINST song "Survive" for her after overcoming a battle with cancer. The painting has traveled around the world with Emily and is an everyday reminder that "how we survive is what makes us who we are."

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Six Words Long

kronette replied to your photo “Probably second most popular in the history of Escapade slash con is...”

I didn't realize there was a newer version. I am a serial vid watcher, pretty much don't care what the fandom is. Speaking of...was there a vid for Pros to This Songs Just 6 Words Long? I swear I saw it once, but not a trace of it anywhere. p.s. THE SWEATER.

From 2015. It’s an overview of the whole series with all those characters everyone forgets, like Charlie DeSalvo. What was the older one like?

I get most of my history knowledge from Fanlore or from the same places Fanlore is sourcing from. Looks to me like that Pros vid is by MVD.

https://fanlore.org/wiki/List_of_The_Professionals_Early_Songvids

And she has her vids up on Youtube these days! (Of course, these days she also makes trump fanvids, which... ewww.... But I still like her older stuff.)

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BOOKS

Fiction

The Price of Salt by Patricia Highsmith

A story about the chance encounter of Therese Belivet, a young frustrated stage designer, and Carol Aird, a socialite going through a divorce, and the cost of choosing to be true to oneself in 1950s America.

Annie on my Mind by Nancy Garden

A friends-to-lovers story about two high school seniors from two drastically different social backgrounds, and the struggles of coming-of-age as a queer woman in the 90s.

Nora and Liz by Nancy Garden

A novel that explores the relationship of two middle-aged women: Liz who's attempting to escape her grief and Nora who's trapped in her present circumstances.

Tell It to the Bees by Fiona Shaw

Set in 1950's Britain, this is the story of Lydia, a housewife whose husband has left her for another woman, Jean, a doctor who's just returned to their small town after the death of her father, and Charlie, Lydia's son who's inadvertently caught in the middle of adult drama.

A Thin Bright Line by Lucy Jane Bledsoe

Loosely based on the real life of Lucybelle Bledsoe, the author’s aunt and namesake--a lesbian woman working for the government in the Snow, Ice, and Permafrost Research Establishment in 1950s America at the height of The Lavender Scare. Her life had been such a big secret from her family and this book is a product of the author’s research, interviews, and–where she could no longer get information–imagination.

Patience and Sarah by Alma Routsong

A historical fiction novel based on Mary Ann Willson and her companion, Miss Brundidge. Set in early 19th century America, it is the story of two young women from a Puritan town in Connecticut who fall in love and pursue a relationship together. The author used a Ouija board to communicate with Mary Ann Willson.

Non-Fiction

The Secret Diaries of Miss Anne Lister (Vol. 1&2) edited by Helena Whitbread

A translation of Anne Lister’s secret diaries which was half-written in code, from early 19th century Yorkshire. A real-life lesbian before the language for it existed who documented her life, relationships, and other affairs in great detail.

Open Me Carefully: Emily Dickinson's Intimate Letters to Susan Huntington Dickinson edited by Ellen Louise Hart and Martha Nell Smith

A compilation of all the letters and poems Emily Dickinson wrote and dedicated to Susan Dickinson that has survived after their deaths. Many of the poems Emily Dickinson had written that mentioned Susan were altered by her early editors to hide the intimate and passionate nature of their relationship.

Love Letters: Virginia Woolf and Vita Sackville-West edited by Alison Bechdel

A recently published compilation of selected letters between Vita Sackville-West and Virginia Woolf. A peek at their love affair.

The Letters of Vita Sackville-West and Virginia Woolf edited by Louise DeSalvo and Mitchell Leaska

A chronological compilation of more than 500 letters between Vita Sackville-West and Virginia Woolf.

Cherry Grove, Fire Island: Sixty Years in America's First Gay and Lesbian Town by Esther Newton

A book about the history of Cherry Grove from 1869 to 1980 recounted through various interviews the author had with residents and frequent visitors alike. Cherry Grove was one of the first few places in America where gay men and women could freely express themselves and associate with one another with only minimal fear of police brutality.

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1964

More American servicemen were dying, and after three civil rights workers were murdered in Mississippi, the President signed the Civil Rights Act of 1964, but this did not stop the violence as it continued to increase in many American cities. Lyndon B. Johnson was also returned to power after a landslide victory. This was the year the Beatles took America and the world by storm, and Beatlemania went into overdrive as they released a series of number-one hits. Other British groups also found success, including the Rolling Stones and the Animals. Together with the American talent of the Supremes and Bob Dylan, many say this was one of the greatest years for music in the last century. One young, loud, talented boxer by the name of Cassius Clay (later Muhammad Ali) won the boxing world heavyweight championship.

Major events

• Three North Vietnamese torpedo boats attack the U.S. Destroyer Maddox, in the Gulf of Tonkin. The U.S. Congress authorizes war against North Vietnam.

• Albert DeSalvo, the serial killer known as “The Boston Strangler,” is captured.

• The Warren Commission report on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy concludes that Lee Harvey Oswald had acted alone.

• The Civil Rights Act of 1964 is signed into law by President Lyndon B. Johnson.

• Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. receives the Nobel Peace Prize.

• The Mariner 4 spacecraft is launched by NASA.

• The Heart of Atlanta Motel v. United States Supreme Court case is decided. The motel had been refusing to allow African-American patrons to stay there, and was subsequently charged with violating Title II of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

• Students storm the administration building and stage a sit-in at the University of California. 800 people are arrested.

• The first Beatles’ album release in the U.S., Introducing the Beatles, is released on January 10.

• Cassius Clay beats Sonny Liston for World Heavyweight championship, on February 25.

• Work begins on the Aswan Dam by diverting the Nile to a man-made canal.

• The British and French governments announce a commitment to build a tunnel under the English channel.

• Queen Elizabeth II opens the Forth Road Bridge in Scotland, connecting Edinburgh to Fife.

• President Lyndon B. Johnson declares a “War on Poverty” campaign.

• The first Ford Mustang, from the Ford Motor Company, is made.

• The Verrazano-Narrows Bridge is opened, joining Staten Island and Brooklyn.

• The death penalty is abolished in the UK.

• Washington, D.C. residents are able to vote in a presidential election for the first time.

• The most powerful earthquake in U.S. history, at a magnitude of 9.2, strikes South Central Alaska.

• Race riots happen in New York, New Jersey, Chicago, and Philadelphia.

• The Poll Tax becomes illegal in all U.S. states, as it been used as a blunt tool for barring poverty-stricken citizens from participating in the electoral process.

• In England, two youth subcultures known as “mods” and “rockers” cause a disturbance on the British Seaside Resorts, with a huge fight on May 18.

• Nelson Mandela and seven others are sentenced to life imprisonment in South Africa, on June 12.

• South Africa are barred from the Olympic Games in Tokyo due to their apartheid policies.

• The Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) is established. Ahmad Shukeiri is the first leader, with Yasser Arafat as one of the founding members.

• The UK interest rate is raised to 7%.

• A UK report expects population to explode over next 20 years, and plans for three new towns.

• Three civil rights field workers disappear after investigating the burning of an African-American church by the Ku Klux Klan.

• James Hoffa is found guilty and sentenced to eight years of prison on bribery charges.

• The World’s Fair is held in New York.

• The U.S. Surgeon General reports that smoking may lead to lung cancer.

• The “Star of India” sapphire is stolen from the American Museum of Natural History in New York.

• Civil war breaks out between Greeks and Turks.

• Tanzania gains independence from Great Britain, and combines the former Tanganika and the Island of Zanzibar.

• Malawi and Malta gain independence from Great Britain.

• A riot during a soccer match between Peru and Argentina ends with 300 dead.

• The “Great Train” robbers get 30 years each.

• A military coup d'etat in Brazil is led by Gen. Humberto Castello Branco.

• Jack Ruby is convicted of the murder of Lee Harvey Oswald, the alleged assassin of President John F. Kennedy.

• The Summer Olympics are held in Tokyo, Japan.

• The Winter Olympics are held in Innsbruck, Austria.

• Sidney Poitier becomes the first black actor to win an Oscar for Best Actor, for his performance in Lilies of the Field.

• Hello, Dolly!, Funny Girl, and Fiddler on the Roof premiere on Broadway.

• The first pirate radio station, Radio Caroline, is established.

• The Beatles make their first appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show.

• The Beatles have 13 singles in Billboard’s “Hot 100” at the same time, and also hold the top five positions in Billboard’s “Top 40 Singles.”

• Bob Dylan releases The Times They Are a-Changin’, which many consider a 1960s classic as it captured the changes happening in society.

• BBC2 starts broadcasting in the UK.

• The Sun newspaper is first published in the United Kingdom.

• Hasbro launchs G.I. Joe, an action figure for boys, to join the Barbie Doll for girls.

• Buffalo wings (deep fried chicken wings coated with hot sauce) are made at the Anchor Bar in Buffalo, New York.

• Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, by Roald Dahl, is published.

• Top of the Pops premieres on BBC.

Top 10 highest-grossing films in the U.S.

1. My Fair Lady (dir. George Cukor)

2. Goldfinger (dir. Guy Hamilton)

3. Mary Poppins (dir. Robert Stevenson)

4. The Carpetbaggers (dir. Edward Dmytryk)

5. From Russia with Love (dir. Terence Young)

6. A Fistful of Dollars (dir. Sergio Leone)

7. Father Goose (dir. Ralph Nelson)

8. A Shot in the Dark (dir. Blake Edwards)

9. A Hard Day’s Night (dir. Richard Lester)

10. The Night of the Iguana (dir. John Huston)

Billboard’s number-one music albums (in chronological order)

1. “The Singing Nun” by Soeur Sourire, the Singing Nun

2. “Meet the Beatles!” by The Beatles

3. “The Beatles’ Second Album” by The Beatles

4. “Hello, Dolly!” by Hello, Dolly! Original Cast

5. “Hello, Dolly!” by Louis Armstrong

6. “A Hard Day’s Night” by The Beatles

7. “People” by Barbra Streisand

8. “Beach Boys Concert” by The Beach Boys

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LUCY AND THE GUARD GOOSE

Unaired Episode {originally scheduled for broadcast November 22, 1986}

[Photos © Getty Images]

Directed by Peter Baldwin ~ Written by Bob Carroll Jr. and Madelyn Martin

Synopsis

When the M&B Hardware is robbed, Lucy rents a goose to guard the store!  

Regular Cast

Lucille Ball (Lucy Barker), Gale Gordon (Curtis McGibbon), Ann Dusenberry (Margo Barker McGibbon),  Larry Anderson (Ted McGibbon), Jenny Lewis (Becky McGibbon), Philip Amelio (Kevin McGibbon), Donovan Scott (Leonard Stoner)

[For biographies of the Regular Cast, see “One Good Grandparent Deserves Another” (S1;E1)]

Guest Cast

Charles Levin (Sergeant Green) made his screen debut in Woody Allen's Annie Hall (1977) and was also seen in Allen's Manhattan (1979). He had recurring roles on “Alice” (as Elliott Novak), “Hill Street Blues” (as Eddie Gregg), and “Capital News” (as Vinnie DeSalvo).  

Lou Cuttell (Charlie Zellman) made his screen debut on a 1964 episode of “The Dick Van Dyke Show.”  He was recently part of the company of improv performers featured on “Betty White's Off Their Rockers.”  He retired in 2010 at the age of 80.  

Charlie Zellman rents guard geese.  

Oliver (Guard Goose)

Tom Williams (Crying Goose Voice Over, uncredited) is an actor and voice artists who worked extensively on “Adam-12” (1968-71). This is the first of his three voice roles on “Life With Lucy.”  He will also provide a dog bark and the buzzing of a fly!  Williams retired in 2010.  

Williams only did the cry of the wounded and recovering Oliver.  A recorded honk was used for Oliver's other vocalizations.

This was the second episode filmed, but in order to fight the expected ratings drop after the series premiere, it was decided to move the episode guest-starring John Ritter (filmed fourth) to second and save this one for later in the run. It was scheduled to air November 22, 1986 but the series was canceled before it could air.  ABC moved a half-hour series called “Sidekicks” from Fridays into Lucy's Saturday night time slot. The episode of “Sidekicks” that aired on November 22, 1986 starred Keye Luke, who had guest starred on “Here's Lucy” in 1972.  

As the episode opens, Margo is telling her family her dream about Bruce Springsteen. Kevin says he likes the dream his mother had about doing the tango with Tip O'Neill. Later in the episode, Margo is woken from a dream where Mick Jagger wanted her to join his group. She replied “Mick. You can't always get what you want.” "You Can't Always Get What You Want" is a song by the Rolling Stones written by Jagger and Keith Richards. It was named the 100th greatest song of all time by Rolling Stone magazine.

Lucille Ball makes her entrance three minutes into the episode to loud and continued applause from the studio audience. 

After Lucy's stern warning about the cholesterol in eggs, Curtis reveals his father (who ate eggs every day) lived to the age of 96.  Lucy's healthy breakfast consists of bran, granola, wheat germ, and dried bananas.  

Kevin: “You know what humbug is?” “ Ted: “No, what is it?” Kevin: “A bug who can't remember the words! (laughs) Sometimes I crack myself up.”

Leonard states historical precedence for using geese as guards and he is correct. Guard geese have been used throughout history, and in modern times. In ancient Rome, sacred geese were kept as guardians in the temple of Juno. While the Roman soldiers and watch dogs slept, Juno's sacred geese warned Rome of the Gallic attack in 390 BC. On modern farms, geese are said to be good deterrents to predators of other domestic fowl and snakes. They are reported to have been used to guard US Air Defense Command installations in Germany, Ballantine's Distillery in Dumbarton, Scotland, and to protect a police station in Xinjiang, China.

The episode uses and exterior shot of M&B Hardware at night. The exterior was actually a vacant storefront located directly across the street from what is now the Warner Hollywood Studios, a couple of blocks west of the corner of Santa Monica and LaBrea Avenue in Hollywood. 

Curtis says he's been in business for 36 years and never had a robbery. This establishes the founding of M&B Hardware in 1950, the year before “I Love Lucy” began airing.  

Lucy says she tried to call Charlie Zellman about Oliver, but got his machine and had to listen to Frankie Laine singing “I must go where the wild goose goes.” "The Cry of the Wild Goose" is a 1950 song written by Terry Gilkyson and made famous by Laine. The song was later covered by Lucy favorite Tennessee Ernie Ford.

After Curtis throws a phone at Oliver, Lucy takes him home to nurse him back to health where she remembers that her daughter Margo is allergic to down feathers.  

Trying to soothe Oliver, Harry sings “On the first day of Christmas, my true love sent to me.... One roasted goose!” Harry is paraphrasing "The Twelve Days of Christmas," an English Christmas carol published in 1780 as a chant or rhyme without music. Traditionally, geese are part of the sixth day refrain: “Six geese a-laying.”

As Lucy, Curtis, and Ted each tussle with the unseen Oliver through the kitchen door, a few goose feathers blow through the doorway into the living room, a nice touch from production.

Using animals for human work was explored by Lucy Carmichael when she rented sheep to mow her lawn in a 1962 episode of “The Lucy Show.”

Although they were mostly in the background, geese were also featured in “Lucy Discovers Wayne Newton” (TLS S4;E14) in 1965.

Harry blusters about a policeman never being around when you need them while Sergeant Green is standing just behind him. Lucy Ricardo (with a loving cup stuck on her head) said something similar about the men in blue when standing next to one on a Brooklyn subway platform.  

On “The Lucy Show” Danfield had two Hardware Stores. Early episodes mentioned McClay's Hardware (named after Howard McClay, Lucille Ball's long-time publicist) and later William Schallert played the proprietor (and softball coach) who ran Cresant's Hardware (above).    

When Lucy Carter tries to prevent being robbed, she concocts a Rube Goldberg-like series of traps for the burglar – but no live animals were involved!  

This Day in Lucy History  {had this episode aired as planned on November 22, 1986}

"Lucy's Mother-In-Law" (ILL S4;E8) ~ November 22, 1954

“Lucy and the Undercover Agent” (TLS S4;E10) ~ November 22, 1965

"Ginger Rogers Comes to Tea" (HL S4;E11) ~ November 22, 1971

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Grunt! The Wrestling Movie

Mockumentary about the way the pro wrestling industry deals with the aftermath of the world champion being decapitated in the ring during a title defense. 10 of the best wrestlers in the world are invited to a battle royal to crown a new champion but is the mysterious fan favorite “The Mask” really the man who killed the former champ?

There is plenty of wrestling match and promo footage featuring both actors and wrestlers, some of the more famous include former WWF Tag Team Champion Dick Murdoch, NWA Hall of Famer “The Golden Greek” John Tolos, G.L.O.W. stars Matilda The Hun and Salt, Dangerous Dan Spivey and Mando Guerrero the bother of the late WWE Champion Eddie Guerrero.

British wrestler Adrian Street and his manager Miss Linda feature quite heavily as he is not only is the “Exotic” one  an entrant in the Battle Royal finale but he also hosts a talk show segment where they interview The Mask.

The film features a number of wrestling themed songs including Wrestling Tonight by Sha-Na-Na and Breaking Bones by the aforementioned Adrian Street and the Piledrivers who also provide 2 other songs. 

Featured Wrestlers:

Dick Murdoch as A Grunt Brother

Adrian Street as himself

Miss Linda as herself

Mando Guerrero as El Torro

John Tolos as himself

Victor Rivera as Skull Crusher Johnson

“Irish” Pat Barrett as The Terrible Two

Bill Anderson as The Terrible Two

Pistol Pete Marquez as himself

Matilda the Hun as Queen Kong

Salt  as Charli

Dan Spivey as Battle Royal contestant

Steve DeSalvo as Battle Royal contestant

El Goliath as Battle Royal contestant

Steve Pardee as Battle Royal contestant

Jesse Hernandez referee

Wrestle Rating:

4 out of 5 human pyramids

While not a particularly great film it’s theme should make it a must watch for wrestling fans. 

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The other video I made for the Season 2 arc of Defenders Chronicles Highlander.

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ppl i share a birthday with: albert desalvo (boston strangler), whitey bulger (was #2 on fbi most wanted list right behind osama bin laden), inventor of the porsche, al jardine, steve jones, founder of taco bell, charlie sheen

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[love4movies]

Highlander (Season 6 - Final)

Lastnight I watched the final episode of season 6 and the last series of highlander & I didn’t even know!! I just tried to look for season 7 n found to an upsetting conclusion that that was the last episode. Duncan MacLeod of the Clan MacLeod, Joe Dawson, Richie Ryan; and also Methos (Adam Pearson) & Amanda; Darius, Tessa Noël, Charlie DeSalvo and Hugh Fitzcairn. These are the main characters that were my favourites. I feel like I feel after finishing a good book. Kind of lost...One of my favourite series that now I can say I have watched through, except for that deleted episode involving terrorism in Paris. I wonder if there will be anymore movies or tv series to come???... 

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USA: Rocco John New CD Peace And Love A Tribute To Will Connell + Upcoming Appearances

  Rocco John New CD Peace And Love A Tribute To Will Connell + Upcoming Appearances Upcoming Gigs: Feb 25,  2017 with Amina Baraka and the Red Microphone, 8:00 pm for the New Masses Nights series at Henry Winston Hall March 18, 2017-Rocco John Quartet-Caffe Vivaldi,6:00-8:00 pm with Chris Forbes-p, Lucas McCrosson-b, and Tom Cabrera-d April 15, 6:00-8:00 pm, the Rocco John Quartet at the Caffe Vivaldi. May 1 thru May 4, 2017-Filamonica Laudamo, Messina,Italy.  I have been commissioned to give a four day workshop on Improvisation for Orchestral Musicians for the Filarmonica Laudamo in Messina, Italy.  Pariciipants include Orchestral Musicians and will cover traditional improvisation as well as free improvisation. The workshops will take place at the Sala Contilli of Teatro Vittorio Emanuele in Messina.  The workshops culminate in a concert on May 4. at the Filmonica Laudamo. First part of the concert with the participants and the second part of the evening I will perform with Luciano Troja-piano (director of the Filamonica), Giancarlo Mazzu-guitar, and Blaise Siwula-sax/clarinet. May 5,2017-concert-Palermo,Italy with the quartet mentioned above for Curva Minore Season - A very nice outlet for contemporary music. http://www.curvaminore.org

New CD Rocco John Peace And Love A Tribute To Will Connell (Unseen Rain UR9932) Street Date: March 3, 2017 Rocco John Iacovone-alto and soprano saxophones, piano Ras Moshe Burnett-bells, tenor saxophone Sana Nagano-violin Michael Lytle-bass clarinet Rich Rosenthal-guitar Phil Sirois-double bass John Pietaro-percussion Dalius Naujo-drums  

Track 1- Aurora Borealis 23’11 Track 2-Evolutions 16’27 Track 3-What if the moon were made out of Jazz 22’30 All compositions by Rocco John Iacovone © Recorded and mixed by -Andrew Marcinkowski Recorded live at THE STONE, NYC Mastered by Jim DeSalvo at Beanstudio, Wayne, NJ UPC code: 783583260800 

  FROM THE COMPOSER: Will Connell lived his music. One day, on the way home from a gig, Will turned to me and said,” Man, the world has got to hear your music. The world NEEDS to hear your music.” Then he gave me a slot in a residency he was curating at John Zorn’s place, The Stone. That’s how Will was. As we got closer to Christmas week, I emailed him about rehearsal. He didn’t respond. I called him. No response. Very unlike Will. I later received a call from Ras Moshe Burnett telling me Will was in the hospital. A routine procedure had gone wrong. Will was in a coma and passed a few days later. The residency went on as planned. The air was heavy, but filled with love and respect. The Stone was packed with standing room only for the entire week. This performance was recorded live. Will used to sign his emails, “Peas and Lub” and so this CD, Peace and Love is dedicated with much love to the spirit of Will Connell. BIOGRAPHY: Rocco has built a career that straddles his early influences of “in” versus “out “. Recognizing the rich and vibrant community of New York improvisatory musicians, Rocco started the Improvisational Composers Ensemble (ICE) as an outlet for music that features improvisation as a major compositional element. PEACE AND LOVE is his fourth album as leader/composer and his second on the UR label along with EMBRACE THE CHANGE. “Rocco John Iacovone draws from a deep well for his musical inspiration, with sources as diverse as Eric Dolphy, JS Bach, Charlie Parker and Nadia Boulanger. “Terrell Holmes, All about Jazz “Saxophonist Rocco John has studied with Sam Rivers and Lee Konitz and his distinctly apparent ability to both compose and improvise in the Jazz idiom clearly reflects the lessons learned from these masters.” Russ Musto, All About jazz 

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Mortal characters not in the know - am I the only one who liked them?

I really liked Randi MacFarland.  I liked Charlie DeSalvo. And Bert Myers. I even liked the cops Bennett and Powell (in small doses).  

Quite fond of Lucy and especially Tessa, too, but they were major characters and in the know.