#frank arkwright

[nofatclips]

Silent Treatment by Blanck Mass from the album World Eater

[joshuaboakley]

Love Will Tear Us Apart (2020 Remaster)

https://www.youtube.com/watch/aYCshYyFzls Love Will Tear Us Apart (2020 Remaster) Provided to YouTube by WM UK Love Will Tear Us Apart (2020 Remaster) · Joy Division Love Will Tear Us Apart ℗ 1980 , 2020 Warner Music UK Ltd Guitar, Synthesizer: Bernard Sumner Unknown: Frank Arkwright Guitar, Vocals: Ian Curtis Producer: Martin Hannett Bass: Peter Hook Drums: Stephen Morris Writer: Bernard…

[thebandcampdiaries]

Lost Pitch Releases Debut EP “Friends & Foes”

Toronto indie rock band Lost Pitch has released their debut EP, “Friends & Foes.” The four-track EP showcases the band’s distinctive blend of various musical styles, combining analogue sounds with modern production. The group, consisting of Erick Vidal, Leandro Motta, Ricardo Santos, and Alex Mine, draws inspiration from classic rock bands like The Beatles and Oasis, delivering a fresh yet nostalgic sound.

Mastered at London’s Abbey Road Studios by Frank Arkwright (Blur, Oasis), “Friends & Foes” aims to appeal to both longtime rock fans and new listeners. The EP is available on your favorite streaming platform, so don’t miss out!

https://open.spotify.com/album/5KjsKOjpeM2rURRFTlDtri?si=zDtFuf-DSrCXCd4KZRIZYw

[newmusicradionetwork]

Asher Monroe to Release “Songs of the Century”

Top Ten Billboard charting music artist Asher Monroe, whose music has amassed over 36 million global steams to date and counts among his fans music icons Elton John and Robbie Williams, will release his next album, SONGS OF THE CENTURY on February 26th (D Empire Entertainment).  Monroe will be releasing songs from the album in three parts, culminating in the album’s full release on February 26th. Songs of the Century invites listeners on a nostalgic yet fresh musical adventure through musical history, encapsulating the essence of each decade from the 1930s all the way to the present. Monroe reimagines iconic songs like “Over the Rainbow” and “Nature Boy,” infusing them with his own unique blend of pop, R&B, and soul. The album’s overture, “Pure Imagination” from “Willy Wonka,” sets a magical tone, leading into a meticulously curated selection of songs from each decade. His original song “There’s a Time” beautifully concludes the album, symbolizing the ongoing evolution of music and Monroe’s own artistic journey. This album is not just a collection of covers; it’s a homage to the timeless power of music, interpreted through Monroe’s distinctive creative lens, bridging the generational gap through his artistic vision. Part I Overture – Pure Imagination (Willy Wonka), Over the Rainbow and Nature Boy; and Part II – Unchained Melody, House of rising Sun, and You Are So Beautiful, are currently available on major streaming platforms. “Recording this album was an enriching experience for me as an artist,” says Monroe, who has charted three times on Billboard’s Top Ten and earned accolades from critics and music industry giants. “Each decade has a unique sound that defined it, and I wanted to take a deep dive and study the greats which helped shape the sound of each decade.  It was important for me to honor and respect the originals, yet give it my own interpretation.  I am really excited to share this project with the world.”   www.ashermonroe.com Instagram: @ashermonroe Twitter: @ashermonroe Facebook: facebook.com/ashermonroe/   Songs of the Century Track Listing Overture – Pure Imagination ( Willy Wonka ) 30’s – Over the Rainbow 40’s – Nature Boy ( Nat King Cole ) 50’s – Unchained Melody ( Righteous Brothers ) 60’s – House of rising Sun  ( Animals ) 70’s – You Are So Beautiful ( Joe Cocker ) 80’s – Victims ( Culture Club ) 90’s – Immortality ( Bee Gees ) 2,000-2,010 – Make You Feel My Love ( Adele ) 2,010-2,020 – Heroes ( Peter Gabriel ) 2,020-2,030 – Original song of mine  “ Theres a Time Coda – The Music is You – John Denver SONGS OF THE CENTURY Executive Producers: D Empire Entertainment Producer: David Kosten Co-Producer: Asher Monroe Recording Package Artistry & Illustrations by: Ayo Bade Recorded at: DK Studios Mastered by: Frank Arkwright ( Abbey Road Studios ) 2023 D Empire Read the full article

[brookstonalmanac]

Holidays 8.24

Holidays

Bartholomew Fair (UK)

Flag Day (Liberia)

Flitting Appreciation Day

Gaura Parba (Nepal)

International Day Against Intolerance, Discrimination and Violence Based on Musical Preferences, Lifestyle and Dress Code (UN)

International Strange Music Day

Kobe Bryant Day (Los Angeles)

Love a Geek Day

National #IAM911 Day

National Danny Day

National Emory Day

National Hydropower Day

National Knife Day

National Maryland Day

National Parks Day (Costa Rica)

National SKAM Artist Day

National Waffle Iron Day

Nostalgia Night (Uruguay)

Osiris Nativity (Ancient Egypt)

Pluto Demotion Day

Sam Spade Day

Schaferlauf (Germany)

Shooting Star Day

Single-Parent Family Day

Vesuvius Day

Waratambar (Thanksgiving; Papua New Guinea)

Wayzgoose (End-of-Summer Party)

Weather Complaint Day

We Love Memoirs Day

William Wilberforce Day

Winter Barley Day (French Republic)

World Gujarati Language Day

World Trainer’s Day

Food & Drink Celebrations

Can-Opener Day

National Peach Pie Day

National Waffle Day

4th Thursday in August

National Bra Fitting Day [4th Thursday]

National Burger Day (a.k.a. Mr. Hyde National Burger Day; UK) [Thursday before August bank holiday]

Independence Days

Russia (from USSR, 1991)

Ukraine (from USSR, 1991)

Feast Days

Abbán of Ireland (Christian; Saint)

Alex Colville (Artology)

Arkwright (Positivist; Saint)

Aubrey Beardsley Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Aurea of Ostia (Christian; Saint)

Bartholomew the Apostle (Roman Catholic, Anglican) [mead drinkers, cheese merchants] *

Day of Our Lady of Sanity (Pagan)

Festival of Mania (Ancient Rome)

The Great In-Betweeny (Muppetism)

Gunnlöð Festival (Norse)

Irchard (a.k.a. Erthad) of Scotland (Christian; Saint)

Jeanne-Antide Thouret (Christian; Saint)

Lavinia Fontana (Artology)

Luna Festival (Ancient Rome)

Maria Micaela Desmaisieres (Christian; Saint)

Massa Candida (Martyrs of Utica, a.k.a. The White Mass; Christian; Martyrs)

Mundus Patet (Roman harvest feast)

Owen (Audoin) of Rouen (Christian; Saint) [Innkeepers]

Pluto Demotion Grieving Day (Pastafarian)

Willka Raymi (Ancient Incan; Peru)

Lucky & Unlucky Days

Sakimake (先負 Japan) [Bad luck in the morning, good luck in the afternoon.]

Premieres

Alice’s Restaurant (Film; 1969)

All Quiet on the Western Front (Film; 1930)

Buddy the Gee Man (WB LT Cartoon; 1935)

Chronic Town, by R.E.M. (EP; 1982)

The Facts of Life (TV Series; 1979)

Fantastic Voyage (Film; 1966)

Frank, by Squeeze (Album; 1989)

Get Together, recorded by The Youngbloods (Song; 1966)

Grace, by Jeff Buckley (Album; 1994)

Gravity and Grace, by Simone Weil (Philosophical Thoughts; 1947)

They Happytime Murders (Film; 2018)

The Harp in the South, by Ruth Park (Novel; 1948)

Jay and Silent Bob Stroke Back (Film; 2001)

Look What You Made Me Do, by Taylor Swift (Song; 2017)

Love Me Tender, recorded by Elvis Presley (Song; 1956)

Mockingjay, by Suzanne Collins (Novel; 2010) [#3]

Oh! The Grandeur, by Andrew Bird with Bowl of Fire (Album; 1999)

Pump Up the Volume (Film; 1990)

Rock ’N’ Roll High School (Film; 1979)

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, by Tom Stoppard (Play; 1966)

Saludos Amigos (Disney Animated Film; 1942)

Tattoo You, by The Rolling Stones (Album; 1981)

Teenage Dream, by Katy Perry (Album; 2010)

3 Ring Wing-Ding (WB LT Cartoon; 1968)

Tortilla Soup (Film; 2001)

Violin and Piano Sonata (K526), by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (Sonata; 1787)

The Witches (Film; 1990)

Today’s Name Days

Bartholomäus, Isolde, Michaela (Austria)

Aurea, Bariša, Bartol, Bartolomej, Bartul, Zlata (Croatia)

Bartoloměj (Czech Republic)

Bartholomæus (Denmark)

Albert, Berta, Pärt, Pärtel (Estonia)

Bertta, Perttu (Finland)

Barthélémy (France)

Bartholomäus, Isolde, Michaela (Germany)

Aitolia, Eftihis (Greece)

Bertalan (Hungary)

Bartolomeo, Genesio, Giuliano (Italy)

Bertolds, Bertrams, Berts, Bertulis, Boleslavs (Latvia)

Alicija, Baltramiejus, Baltrus, Rasuolė, Viešvilas (Lithuania)

Belinda, Bertil (Norway)

Bartłomiej, Cieszymir, Jerzy, Joanna, Malina, Michalina (Poland)

Bartolomej (Slovakia)

Bartolomé, Emilia (Spain)

Bartolomeus (Sweden)

Baird, Bard, Bart, Barth, Bartholomew, Bowen, Evan, Ewan, Keon, Owen (USA)

Today is Also…

Day of Year: Day 236 of 2024; 129 days remaining in the year

ISO: Day 4 of week 34 of 2023

Celtic Tree Calendar: Coll (Hazel) [Day 17 of 28]

Chinese: Month 7 (Geng-Shen), Day 9 (Jia-Yin)

Chinese Year of the: Rabbit 4721 (until February 10, 2024)

Hebrew: 7 Elul 5783

Islamic: 7 Safar 1445

J Cal: 26 Hasa; Fiveday [26 of 30]

Julian: 11 August 2023

Moon: 50%: 1st Quarter

Positivist: 12 Gutenberg (9th Month) [Arkwright]

Runic Half Month: As (Gods) [Day 12 of 15]

Season: Summer (Day 64 of 94)

Zodiac: Virgo (Day 3 of 32)

[brookston]

Holidays 8.24

Holidays

Bartholomew Fair (UK)

Flag Day (Liberia)

Flitting Appreciation Day

Gaura Parba (Nepal)

International Day Against Intolerance, Discrimination and Violence Based on Musical Preferences, Lifestyle and Dress Code (UN)

International Strange Music Day

Kobe Bryant Day (Los Angeles)

Love a Geek Day

National #IAM911 Day

National Danny Day

National Emory Day

National Hydropower Day

National Knife Day

National Maryland Day

National Parks Day (Costa Rica)

National SKAM Artist Day

National Waffle Iron Day

Nostalgia Night (Uruguay)

Osiris Nativity (Ancient Egypt)

Pluto Demotion Day

Sam Spade Day

Schaferlauf (Germany)

Shooting Star Day

Single-Parent Family Day

Vesuvius Day

Waratambar (Thanksgiving; Papua New Guinea)

Wayzgoose (End-of-Summer Party)

Weather Complaint Day

We Love Memoirs Day

William Wilberforce Day

Winter Barley Day (French Republic)

World Gujarati Language Day

World Trainer’s Day

Food & Drink Celebrations

Can-Opener Day

National Peach Pie Day

National Waffle Day

4th Thursday in August

National Bra Fitting Day [4th Thursday]

National Burger Day (a.k.a. Mr. Hyde National Burger Day; UK) [Thursday before August bank holiday]

Independence Days

Russia (from USSR, 1991)

Ukraine (from USSR, 1991)

Feast Days

Abbán of Ireland (Christian; Saint)

Alex Colville (Artology)

Arkwright (Positivist; Saint)

Aubrey Beardsley Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Aurea of Ostia (Christian; Saint)

Bartholomew the Apostle (Roman Catholic, Anglican) [mead drinkers, cheese merchants] *

Day of Our Lady of Sanity (Pagan)

Festival of Mania (Ancient Rome)

The Great In-Betweeny (Muppetism)

Gunnlöð Festival (Norse)

Irchard (a.k.a. Erthad) of Scotland (Christian; Saint)

Jeanne-Antide Thouret (Christian; Saint)

Lavinia Fontana (Artology)

Luna Festival (Ancient Rome)

Maria Micaela Desmaisieres (Christian; Saint)

Massa Candida (Martyrs of Utica, a.k.a. The White Mass; Christian; Martyrs)

Mundus Patet (Roman harvest feast)

Owen (Audoin) of Rouen (Christian; Saint) [Innkeepers]

Pluto Demotion Grieving Day (Pastafarian)

Willka Raymi (Ancient Incan; Peru)

Lucky & Unlucky Days

Sakimake (先負 Japan) [Bad luck in the morning, good luck in the afternoon.]

Premieres

Alice’s Restaurant (Film; 1969)

All Quiet on the Western Front (Film; 1930)

Buddy the Gee Man (WB LT Cartoon; 1935)

Chronic Town, by R.E.M. (EP; 1982)

The Facts of Life (TV Series; 1979)

Fantastic Voyage (Film; 1966)

Frank, by Squeeze (Album; 1989)

Get Together, recorded by The Youngbloods (Song; 1966)

Grace, by Jeff Buckley (Album; 1994)

Gravity and Grace, by Simone Weil (Philosophical Thoughts; 1947)

They Happytime Murders (Film; 2018)

The Harp in the South, by Ruth Park (Novel; 1948)

Jay and Silent Bob Stroke Back (Film; 2001)

Look What You Made Me Do, by Taylor Swift (Song; 2017)

Love Me Tender, recorded by Elvis Presley (Song; 1956)

Mockingjay, by Suzanne Collins (Novel; 2010) [#3]

Oh! The Grandeur, by Andrew Bird with Bowl of Fire (Album; 1999)

Pump Up the Volume (Film; 1990)

Rock ’N’ Roll High School (Film; 1979)

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, by Tom Stoppard (Play; 1966)

Saludos Amigos (Disney Animated Film; 1942)

Tattoo You, by The Rolling Stones (Album; 1981)

Teenage Dream, by Katy Perry (Album; 2010)

3 Ring Wing-Ding (WB LT Cartoon; 1968)

Tortilla Soup (Film; 2001)

Violin and Piano Sonata (K526), by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (Sonata; 1787)

The Witches (Film; 1990)

Today’s Name Days

Bartholomäus, Isolde, Michaela (Austria)

Aurea, Bariša, Bartol, Bartolomej, Bartul, Zlata (Croatia)

Bartoloměj (Czech Republic)

Bartholomæus (Denmark)

Albert, Berta, Pärt, Pärtel (Estonia)

Bertta, Perttu (Finland)

Barthélémy (France)

Bartholomäus, Isolde, Michaela (Germany)

Aitolia, Eftihis (Greece)

Bertalan (Hungary)

Bartolomeo, Genesio, Giuliano (Italy)

Bertolds, Bertrams, Berts, Bertulis, Boleslavs (Latvia)

Alicija, Baltramiejus, Baltrus, Rasuolė, Viešvilas (Lithuania)

Belinda, Bertil (Norway)

Bartłomiej, Cieszymir, Jerzy, Joanna, Malina, Michalina (Poland)

Bartolomej (Slovakia)

Bartolomé, Emilia (Spain)

Bartolomeus (Sweden)

Baird, Bard, Bart, Barth, Bartholomew, Bowen, Evan, Ewan, Keon, Owen (USA)

Today is Also…

Day of Year: Day 236 of 2024; 129 days remaining in the year

ISO: Day 4 of week 34 of 2023

Celtic Tree Calendar: Coll (Hazel) [Day 17 of 28]

Chinese: Month 7 (Geng-Shen), Day 9 (Jia-Yin)

Chinese Year of the: Rabbit 4721 (until February 10, 2024)

Hebrew: 7 Elul 5783

Islamic: 7 Safar 1445

J Cal: 26 Hasa; Fiveday [26 of 30]

Julian: 11 August 2023

Moon: 50%: 1st Quarter

Positivist: 12 Gutenberg (9th Month) [Arkwright]

Runic Half Month: As (Gods) [Day 12 of 15]

Season: Summer (Day 64 of 94)

Zodiac: Virgo (Day 3 of 32)

[fridaythe13ththeseries]

The Prisoner

Episode Recap #51: The Prisoner Original Airdate: June 10, 1989

Starring: John D. LeMay as Ryan Dallion Louise Robey as Micki Foster Chris Wiggins as Jack Marshak

Guest cast: Larry Joshua as Dayton Railsback Sean McCann as Vince Ventura Steve Monarque as Johnny Ventura (as Steven Monarque) Leslie Carlson as Arkwright (as Les Carlson) Dwight Bacquie as Chicano Johnie Chase as Guard #1 Kevin Rushton as Guard #2 Belinda Metz as Jane Chalfont Victor Ertmanis as Lou Bittner Malcolm Stewart as Hillman Alex Karzis as Woody Reese (as Alex Karsis) Frank Adamson as Warden

Written by Jim Henshaw; also John A. Gallagher (uncredited) Directed by Armand Mastroianni

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Opens in the past, April 5, 1979, to be exact. An explosion happens at a van and some thieves grab the money bags inside and toss into their car. They end up in a shoot out with some cops before speeding off, but one thief, Dayton Railsback, is left behind and shot, then arrested. We see him in prison talking to the getaway driver in the visitation room. Railsback has been sentenced to 20 years, the woman, Jane, tells him he'll probably get out in 12. And that the money is hidden in a storage locker, and Railsback has their only way to access it. She promises her and the other guy won't cross him. He heads back to his cell. Jane talks to the other guy and we find out they are planning to take off with the cash.

Cut to ten years later, Railsback is still in prison, reading up on the law. A gang fight is averted by one of the prisoners, Arkwright. Later, Railsback is in his cell, looking at the storage ticket, when another prisoner offers to swap his coat if Railsback can help him get to minimum security. He tells him to come back tomorrow to get the paperwork.

Later, a prisoner stabs another and the dying man gets his blood on Railsback and his new coat. Back in his cell, Railsback is shocked to find himself turning invisible. He makes his bed up to look like he is asleep, and wanders invisible. He slips out of the prison.

Down at storage facility, Johnny Ventura is visiting his dad, Vince, who works as a security guard. Johnny invites his dad to a game this weekend. Vince is down cause a friend has died of a hear attack. Johnny tries to cheer him up, then heads out, but they hear noises. Vince tells his son to call the cops as he goes to investigate.

Flashlight in hand, Vince hears a man's voice. In an open storage room, Vince sees items moving and a voice, but no man. He suddenly is struggling with an invisible foe. Johnny tries to help but is pushed away and dazed. Railsback turns Vince's gun on himself and shoots, then places the gun in Johnny's hand. Johnny wakes to find his dad dead.

Micki visits Johnny in prison, who explains what happened. Johnny says all he knows is he smelled cigars. But saw no one. Micki promises to help.

At the store, Jack, Ryan and Micki are reading the newspaper article about Vince's death and Johnny's arrest. Jack says they will do all they can but not to get their hopes up.

Johnny is transferred to the same penitentiary Railsback is in. The prisoners all eye the fresh inmate. Johnny is put in a cell with Arkwright, who stopped the fight earlier, a man who has been in jail a long time.

Railsback is talking with his attorney about his friends who have vanished. His lawyer knows the three cohorts have a safety deposit box, but Railsback will need all three keys to access it. His lawyer gives him the address of one of his old friends.

Jack finds that the storage locker Vince was killed in belonged to a Dayton Railsback, but there was nothing of value stored inside. Jack finds a receipt covering the room for 20 years. Ryan asks who would be gone for that long.

In jail, Johnny sees Railsback smoking a cigar. Later, he watches Railsback, who notices him and seems to recognize Johnny. The guy who gave him the jacket says he wants it back, so Railsback leads him away and then stabs him in the gut. The man falls over the railing and dies. Railsback takes off as the alarm sounds, rubbing the man's blood on the coat. Johnny rushes after Railsback, but he is gone.

Later, Railsback, still invisible, calls the home of his former friend, Lou. He tells him it is nice to hear his voice. He then goes into the man's home, as Lou talks on the phone to the female thief, Jane. He says he's planning to take off to Brazil and wants to get the money. She tries to calm him and says she'll be over in the morning. Invisible Railsback taunts Lou, then hits him. He ties Lou up, asking where the key is. Railsback pulls the key off Lou's neck, then kills him.

Johnny asks Arkwright about Railsback, thinking the man isn't in his cell, but suddenly he is there. The warden shows, telling they are looking for the weapon that was used to kill the prisoner. They take Railsback first, so Johnny goes to snoop in his cell.

Micki arrives at the store saying she has a visitor pass for the prison, and that there is a prisoner named Dayton Railsback. Jack and Ryan tell them they found out a prisoner bought a WWII jacket from Lewis, and that Ryan was going to buy the jacket back when the man was released. Ryan says it was a Kamikaze pilot's coat. Jack is going to research the curse and tells them to go talk to Johnny.

Johnny is going through Railsback's cell. He finds the slip for the storage facility his father died in and is copying the info when Railsback comes back and they fight. Arkwright breaks it up.

Micki and Ryan visit and tell Johnny what they know about the jacket, and Johnny tells them that prisoner was killed. Micki explains the jacket, and Johnny tells them about the slip, and the names he wrote down. They go to investigate.

Jane arrives at Lou's and finds him dead in the chair. She runs into Ryan and Micki, who also just arrived. She makes excuses, then hits Ryan with a gun and takes a shot at Micki, but misses. Jane takes off.

At Curious Goods, Jack explains what he thinks Lewis did, created a coat that renders the user invisible. They also figure out about the robbery from '79. They make plans to help Johnny get out of this mess.

Arkwright tries to stop Johnny from interacting with Railsback. Suddenly, an alarm sounds and another prisoner lays dead. Johnny rushes to Railsback's cell, but he's already gone. He tries to warn the warden but struggles with a guard who knocks him out.

Railsback is stalking Jane at her home. She is nervous, but sees no one, so goes to bathe. She talks to the other thief, Kingston, on the phone. She promises the two of them will be gone before Railsback is free. She hangs up. A noise near the tub draws her close, and invisible Railsback grabs her and they struggle. He holds her head in the water, asking about the money. She flees, he follows, wet footprints giving him away. She locks herself in a room. Outside, Ryan and Micki arrive. They break in when they hear the noises. Railsback chokes Jane until she dies, and grabs the key, Micki and Ryan arriving just too late.

At the prison, Johnny sees Railsback slowly reappear in his cell. Railsback laughs.

Jack fills them in on all the participants in the burglary. They have to warn Johnny and also find Kingston before Railsback does.

In the prison showers, Railsback approaches Johnny, who accuses him of killing his father. Railsback puts a knife to Johnny's throat, but a guard breaks it up.

Arkwright tells Johnny that Railsback couldn't have murdered his dad cause he's been locked up. Johnny tells him he has a way out, and the older man mentions an old heating system that leads to the roof. Arkwright has a key to the cell door, but never used it cause he belongs in prison. He gives it to Johnny, afraid Railsback is going to kill him.

Railsback talks with his attorney, who's nervous he might also be on the hit list. But he gives Railsback Kingston's address for a cut of the money.

Jack figures out about the lawyer giving the info to Railsback and says they have to hurry.

At night, Johnny uses the key to slip out of his cell and goes to Railsback's, opening that door and slipping inside where the man is sleeping. He tries to get the jacket, but he wakes up and they fight, Railsback stabbing Johnny.

Micki and Ryan arrive at the lawyer's apartment and demand answers.

Railsback drags Johnny back to his cell and tells Arkwright to put him back in his bed.

Jack calls the warden and tells him about Railsback and to separate him from the others, but the warden isn't worried about a man who is locked up.

Railsback rubs Johnny's blood on the coat but nothing happens. Johnny appears alive, showing how he had protection wrapped around his chest. He lures Railsback out, hoping to get him in trouble. But Railsback fights back and stabs Arkwright and uses his blood to vanish. Guards react, opening the doors as Johnny yells not to. Johnny chases after the invisible man, avoiding gunfire from the guards. He fights with Railsback, who has the advantage. Johnny throws paint thinner on Railsback, then lights a match. Railsback burst into flames and dies, as Johnny and the guards watch. Soon, all that is visible is the indestructible coat.

Another day, outside of the prison, the warden tells Jack, Micki, Ryan and Johnny that fingerprints and evidence in Railsback's cell all prove he was the killer. Johnny says it is all too late. The warden asks Jack to keep it quiet. Micki asks Johnny to be careful now. Johnny says his cellmate, Arkwright, must have thought Johnny had more to do with his life, and looks at Micki, then back at the prison.

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My thoughts:

A big Johnny-centric episode, giving the character some time to shine and prepare the audience for the next season. He isn't as bad as some fans think, more impulsive than Ryan, but still looking to do the right thing.

We also get some character development, with a quick few scenes of Johnny interacting with, and then losing, his dad.

The cursed item is an interesting one, basically an invisible cloak. The possibilities are endless with an item like that. But kind of funny that Railsback even bothers to return to prison. Why not just live out in the world and keep using the coat?

And what is the difference between the other robbers taking off as soon as they got the money or waiting ten years? Why wait, unless some line was missed about statute of limitations on the robbery? Just confusing.

I did like how Ryan, Micki and Jack were so on top of all their investigating and research. After two years at this, they have gotten really good at this job, as reluctant as they are to want to do it.

Also kind of bittersweet, knowing how close we are to the end of this season and the opening changes season three will bring.

Next week: Coven of Darkness

[rawrampmag]

CLARE FREE @ClareFree1 — #BluesGuitarist #SingerSongwriter #NewAlbum #bluesrock #SingleReview #WhereAreYouNow

CLARE FREE @ClareFree1 — #BluesGuitarist #SingerSongwriter #NewAlbum #bluesrock #SingleReview #WhereAreYouNow

The excellent guitarist and blues / rock vocalist from Ipswich, England CLARE FREE has announced a new single titled: “Where Are You Now?” (the title track from her new album) — out 21st February 2020.

Having taken a break from recording to raise her youngest child, Where Are You Now? is Clare’s first release since her acclaimed and sumptuous mood-filled 2012 album, “Dust And Bones”.

Where Are…

[gone2soon-rip]

COMEDY LEGENDS we lost in 2022.

Gary Waldhorn - British actor best known for playing David Horton,in the UK sitcoms The Vicar of Dibley,and Lionel Bainbridge,in Brush Strokes

Dwayne Hickman -.American actor best known for US sitcoms, playing the titular character in The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis,and as Chuck McDonald,in The Bob Cummings Show.

Bob Saget,- Americana ctor and comedian,best known for US sitcoms,playing Danny Tanner in Full House,its sequel,Fuller House,and as the nbarrator,Ted Mosby,in How I Met Your Mother.

Howard Hesseman -American actor best known for US sitcoms,as DJ ‘Doctor’ Johnny Fever,in WKRP in Cincinnati,and as teacher,Charlie Moore,in Head of the Class.

Louie Anderson - US stand up comedian,author and game show host,best known for the US sitcom,Baskets,and creating the animated series,Life With Louie,and hosting the game show,Family Feud,and his Las Vegas stand up comedy show,Louie: LargerThan Life.

Barry Cryer - British comedian and comedy writer,best known for writing for many British and American comedians,usch as Bob Hope,The Two Ronnies,Dave Allen,Jack Benny,Richard Pryor,Tommy Cooper,Kenny Everett,George Burns,Frankie Howerd,and Morecambe & Wise,as well as being a panelist on British satirical panel show,I’m Sorry,I Haven’t a Clue?.

Jack Smethhurst - British actor,best known as the bigoted,ignorant Eddie Booth,in the UK sitcom Love Thy Neighbour.

Anna Karen - British actress,best known as the hen pecked,and sexually repressed Olive Butler,in the UK sitcom,On the Buses,and reprising the role,in the UK sitcom,The Rag Trade.

Sally Kellerman - American actress,nest known for playing Margaret ‘Hot Lips’ Hoolihan,in Robert Altman’s 1970 comedy war film M*A*S*H, Loretta Swit played the character to greater fame in the cult hit tv sitcom adaptation.Kellerman also was known for comedy films such as the Rodney Dangerfield film,Back to School,and for Brewster McCloud,and The Last of ther Red Hot Lovers.

Ivan Reitman - American film director and producer,best known for a string of hit comedy movies,including the Ghostbusters franchise,Meatballs,Stripes, Kindergarten Cop,Animal House,Dave,and Twins.

Lynda Baron - British actress,best known for playing Nurse Gladys Emmanuel,the object of the affections of shopkeeper Arkwright (played by Ronnie Barker),in the classic UK sitcom,Open All Hours,and briefly in its sequel Still Open All Hours

Scoey Mitchell - American actor best known as Justin Culp,in the US sitcom,Rhoda,and for portraying Richard Pryors ‘father’ in Pryor’s 1986 biopic,Jo Jo Dancer:Your Life is Calling,directed and starring Pryor himself.

Peter Bowles - British actor,best known for playing the aristocratic Richard De Vere,in the UK sitcom,To the Manor Born,

Gilbert Gottfried - American stand up comedian and actor,best known for his stand up comedy routines which some found him borderline offensive,most notably his jokes about 9/11 terrorist attack.He wa salso well known for his shrill,exaggerated voice which often lent him to do voice work,including the parrot,Iago,i Disney’s animatec classic,Aladdin.H ewas also known for his podcast,Gilbert Gottfried’s Amazing Colossal Podcast.

Liz Sheridan - American actress,best known for playing Jerry Seinfeld’s mother,in the US sitcom,Seinfeld,and as nosy neighbour Mrs Ochmonek,in ALF.

Estelle Harris - American actress,best known for playing George Costanza’s shrill voiced mother,Estelle Costanza,in the US sitcom,Seinfeld.

Robin Parkinson - British actor,best known for playing the second actor to play Monsieur Ernest LeClerk,in the UK sitcom,Allo,Allo!,He appeared in other British sitcoms,including The Dick Emery Show,Dad’s Army,and On the Buses.

Patricia Brake - British actress,best known for playing Ingrid Fletcher,the daughter of Norman Stanley Fletcher,played by Ronnie Barker,in the British sitcom,Porridge and its sequel,Going Straight.

Frank Williams - British actor,best known for playing the Reverend Timothy Farthing,in the classic British sitcom,Dad’s Army,and reprising the role,in the 2019 film adaptation,H ealso appeared in other UK sitcoms including You Rang,M’Lord?,and Hi De Hi.

Larry Storch - Americana ctor,best known for playing the bumbling Corporal Randolph Agarn,in the US sitcom,F Troop.

Tony Dow - American actor,former child actor,best known for his role as Wally Cleaver,in the family sitcoms Leave It To Beaver,and its later sequal,The New Leave It To Beaver.

Bernard Cribbins - British comedy and dramatic actor,best known for comedy roles in films such as Carry On Jack,carry On Spying,Carry On Colombus,Two Way Stretch,The Mouse on the Moon,and the family film,The Railway Children,as well as the narrator for the UK children’s series,The WOmbles,and appearing in the recent Doctor Who tv series.

(Bernard Cribbins,in blue shirt,alongside Carry On Jack co-stars Kenneth Williams & Juliet Mills)

Mary Alice - American actress,best known form playing Leticia ‘Lettie’ Bostic,in the 80′s US sitcom,A Different World,a spin-off from The Cosby Show,and for playing Effie Williams,in the 1976 musical drama film,Sparkle.

Bruce Montague - English Actor,best known for playing Leonard Dunn,in the British BBC2 sitcom (1978-83),Butterflies,

Duggie Brown - English stand up comedian & entertainer,known for 70′s UK tv variety shows,The Comedians,and,The Good Old Days.

Josephine Tewson - English actress,best known as Elizabeth ‘Liz’ Warren,the beleagured and harassed neighbour of snobbish,eccentric busybody Hyacinth Bucket,played by Dame Patricia Routledge,in the BBC sitcom,Keeping Up Apperances,as Edna Hawkins’aka Mrs H,in the 80′s ITV sitcom,Shelley,and as Miss Davenport,in,as to date,the worlds longest running sitcom,Last of the Summer Wine

Leslie Jordan - American actor and comedian,best known for playing the camp Beverly Leslie,in the US sitcom,Will & Grace,as well as sitcoms,Call Me Kat,and The Cool Kids,as well as the horror anthology American Horror Story.

Leslie Phillips - British comic actor,best known for appearing in 4 of the cult classic Carry On films,two of the Doctor in...films,and as the voice of the Sorting Hat in the Harry Potter film franchise,Died at the grand age of 98.

Tom Owen - British actor,best known to UK viewers for playing Tom Simmonite,the son of Compo Simmonite,previously played by his real life father,Bill Owen,in the world’s longest running sitcom,Last of the Summer Wine

‘Gallagher’ - American observational stand up comedian,best known to US viewers for regularly smashing up melons as a routine in his stand up and tv shows.

Ruth Madoc - British comedy actress,best known for playing Welsh holiday camp radio announcer,Galdys Pugh,in the classic 1980′S UK sitcom,Hi-De-Hi.

Robert Clary - French born American actor,best known for playing Corporal Louie LeBeau,in the classic 1960′s US sitcom.Hogan’s Heroes.

John Bird - English actor,comedian and satirist.best known for appearing alongside impressionist Rory Bremner and comedian John Fortune,in the satire show,Bremner,Bird & Fortune,and being a prominent figure in the rise of British satire during the 1960′s,appearing in the show,That Was The Week That Was,fronted by satirist and broadcaster,David Frost.

[musicblogwales]

Silvertwin sensational new single ‘Ploy’ and announce live dates

Like a ray of sunshine filtered through a pair of seventies aviators; Silvertwin’s music is as warmly familiar as your childhood soundtrack, yet with a timeless turn of phrase and knowing sense of fun that places them alongside peers such as The Lemon Twigs or Whitney.

And their first release of 2021, “Ploy” glows with an artfully nostalgic vintage aura; think Paul McCartney produced by Jeff Lynne, or vice versa perhaps.

Lost in the anxious and troubled thoughts that often accompany new found love, “Ploy” was written by the band’s Isaac Shalam at his childhood home but in a world of his own. Looking for a way to express the feelings that wracked him, Shalam turned to the piano to try and channel the swelling emotions captured by Brian Wilson’s surf-pop majesties; before arriving instead at something soft and simmering of his own soulful touch.

““Ploy” is kind of about the insecurity or paranoia that comes with a blooming relationship” says Shalam. “I suppose initially I thought of the riff as my attempt at trying to write something Beach Boys-esque by having simple chords but a bass line that moved back and forth. It was a new style of song-writing for me as up until then I’d mostly used guitar, but I wanted to begin using piano as the anchor for the songs I was working on at the time.”

Recorded at Electro-vox Studios in West Hollywood in LA, “Ploy” was produced by Foxygen’s esteemed Jonathan Rado (The Flaming Lips / The Killers / Father John Misty). With the prominent piano playing delivered by Shalam, its melody is uplifted with additional baroque-pop flourishes courtesy of a string quartet. Giving the record its classic finish, “Ploy” was mastered by Frank Arkwright at Abbey Road Studios and mixed by Cenzo Townshend.

Masterminded by Isaac Shalam, Silvertwin are the new band your life is sorely missing. Raised on a diet of seminal cuts from the 60s, 70s and 80s consumed via the family car stereo, from early-on in high school Shalam felt a yearning to recreate the sounds he had grown up with all his life. Looking for a vehicle to bring his self-penned songs to life, Shalam formed Silvertwin while at college in London; a quintet of like-minded souls including Alicia Barisani, Dan Edery, Lauric Mackintosh and Antonio Naccache.

Quickly impressing audiences and industry alike, the Silvertwin name soon caught the ear of Foxygen’s Jonathan Rado who invited the band to develop their studio sound with him at LA’s prestigious Electro Vox studios. Spending the last year readying a clutch of songs for wider release, “Ploy” is the first of those sessions to materialise.

Playing their first official shows in 2020, the band drew a sold-out capacity crowd to a two night residency at London’s Pin-Ups venue by word-of-mouth sensation. With new dates and a debut album being planned for later this year, stay-tuned for more news and releases from Silvertwin in the coming months...

Looking forward to returning to the live stage for the first time since, Silvertwin are pleased to confirm 4x socially distanced shows over two nights at Paper Dress Vintage in Hackney on 19th May and 16th June respectively. Full dates and details as below.

SILVERTWIN 2021 LIVE DATES

Wed 19 May - Early Show 8pm - Tickets

Wed 19 May -  Late Show 9:30pm - Tickets

Wed 16 June - Early Show 8pm - Tickets

Wed 16 June -  Late Show 9:30pm - Tickets

Purchase ‘Ploy’ https://song.link/gb/i/1555116662

[vaultsixtynine]

all arkwright and roz interactions are automatically hilarious because arkwright remains weird and awkward while roz is just very earnest and frank and full of love all the time, which arkwright. has no idea how to deal with

[nofatclips]

Dry Fantasy by Mogwai from the album As The Love Continues

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[indiemusicbus]

Featured Artist Interview | Matt Lande

Featured Artist Interview | Matt Lande

Matt Lande | Indie Music Monday interview April 2017 By Candice Anne Marshall   IMM – Hello Matt! Welcome to Indie Music Monday! We have you hosted on our site for the week of April 17th, 2017. Can you tell us what your thoughts were when you found out? I was very grateful to be chosen out of so many artists. Thank you! IMM – I had a look at your career background as well as your personal…

[lustafters-a]

so the majority of my muses have an alt (either older or younger) faceclaim now, except for a few of my muses of colour who i can’t think / find people for. i’ve also deleted a shitload, but i’m still using all of their faceclaims in some shape or form, so if you had a plot with them...please let me know and we can work something out ! i’m pretty sure none of them had many plots, but i’m real forgetful so. 

deleted muses: 

brian samuels ( fc: jake gyllenhaal = curtis elliot )

frank stirling ( fc: james d’arcy = older ewan lewis )

chris granger ( fc: mark ruffalo = older isaiah granger & quilo ricci )

jasper barr ( fc: paul bettany = older kristoff bakker )

nick granger ( fc: paul rudd = older cornelius matthews, ryan walsh, teddy edwards & arthur davenport )

conor fitzgerald ( fc: jeffrey dean morgan = older ezra riggin )

elliot allen ( fc: tom hiddleston = older ethan croucher )

robbie edwards ( fc: hero fiennes-tiffin = younger riccardo morretti & liam elliot )

aisha marais ( fc: gugu mbatha raw = older matzvita zabala )

murray duncan ( fc: henrik holm = younger aaron morrison )

jamal coleman ( fc: chadwick boseman = older zack carter )

garett patterson ( fc: russel tovey = older rhys sugden )

jett patterson ( fc: tom austen = younger ringo thomson)

angus richards ( fc: alexander skarsgard = older jimmy lawson )

tina buckland ( fc: brie larson = older sophia duncan )

hayden meritt ( fc: mathew baynton = older sebastian ‘bass’ moreau )

andre coleman ( fc: chadwick boseman = older malik parker )

muses that still need alternates: 

yves vega : froy gutierrez /

joey sutton : charles melton /

olivia robinson : vanessa morgan /

mitchel robinson : keiynan lonsdale /

dionne parker : keke palmer /

preston overton : gavin leatherwood /

fabian lopez : xavier serrano /

carlos lopez : itzan escamila /

aleki leota : kj apa /

lorelai katira : naomi scott /

quinton iglehart : chance perdomo /

celine friedman : hailee steinfeld /

callum collins : cody christian /

fadil amari : rami malek /

kalani arkwright : keanu reeves /

[findasongblog]

Find A Song about learning to love yourself

Johnny Lloyd - I'll Be Me

Lullaby-like, with just a simple three-chord arrangement at its heart, Johnny very much lets the lyrics do the talking here. Inspired by becoming a father for the first time, ‘I’ll Be Me’ finds the singer poring over the intricate threads that make up life’s rich tapestry with his usual wit, humour and sense of wonder.

“I’ll never be the first man to walk upon the moon, I’ll never be a rock star who died way too soon, but I’ll be me better than you today…” he coos candidly.

Following a string of warmly received singles including ‘Rich And Poor’, ‘Next Episode Starts in 15 Seconds’, and ‘I Need Help’, each of which have offered their own revelations, ’I’ll Be Me’ shares another deeply personal chapter of the path his new LP.

As Johnny says: “‘I’ll Be Me' is a song about learning to love yourself. It’s about accepting what’s passed and what hasn't happened in your life and looking to the future. It was a direct reaction to becoming a Dad.”

With a number of seismic changes occurring in Johnny’s life these past few years, Johnny’s album ‘Next Episode Starts In 15 Seconds’ is very much an open diary of personal vignettes for the listener. Melancholic, pared-back and moving, the new album is a bold departure from his roots as frontman of indie-rock outfit Tribes and sees him take a leap of faith into lush and dreamy pastures new. Recorded in a 10ft square bunker in north London in late 2018 with producer Nathan Coen, ‘Next Episode…‘ was further mastered at the famous Abbey Road Studios by Frank Arkwright. Each song that appears on the album was recorded in three takes or less, with the results a raw, pure and endearing listen through and through. Special guest appearances also include Frank Turner, Hugo White (The Maccabees) and Adam Prendergast of Harry Styles’ band.  (press release)