#montgo

[blancainternational]

Beautiful Villa located next to the natural park of Montgó from where we have wonderful views of the coast, the Mediterranean Sea and the city of Dénia.

[stochastique-blog]

Love you

Nace un nuevo dia. El amanecer se toma su tiempo, si pinta sus colores. Se engalana para ofrecernos sus mejores posibilidades. Al fondo, el querido #montgo (en Cullera) https://www.instagram.com/p/BrcFY9nB47F/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=185t2iz4a3qd7

[yanderemontgomerygator]

helo loyal foloweors. happy day of womans. me, personaly, i lov womans. an so does montogmer yy. not t brag but i happen t know sevreal womans like my mom an glamroc chica, so, um, yheayh, you cold say i love gendre equality.

the acount of montomgery gator wants to giv a especially BIG shotoout all the womans who really ned white feminsim to step it up for them right now. it i s 2024. if we wan to make real progress in th world we need t decen ter white people from feminism an start amplifing the voices of thos who need feminism th most. so big montogoomery gator certified shoutot to:

black womans

indigenous womans

palestinian womans

congolese womans

sudanese womans

muslim womans

refugee womans

trans womans

intersex womans

disabled womans

sex workr womans

aspec womans

queer womans

an all the other womans who ned to hav their voices hea rd. if you kno these people wish them well they need it. an giv them money and boost ther posts this womans day. certifid montogmer y gator demand. an we're also gonig to do a big FUCK YOY to these other womans:

racist womans FUCK YOU

colonist womans FUCK YOU

zionist womans FUKC YOU

islamophobic womans FUCK YOU

transphobic womans FUCK YO U

aphobic womans FUCK YOU

homophbic womans FUCK YOU

zionist womans FUCK YUO

ableist womans FUCK YOU

xenophobc womans FUCK YOU

zionist womans FUKC YOU

zionshit womans FUCK YOU

that one surfer woma n who got her arm bit off by that based shark iddk her name FUKC YOU

an all the other SHIT WOMANS. if you're any of thos things [especialy that surfer womn], DIE CHALENGE: GO! YOR ALL TRAITORS T WOMANS AN YOU SHOLD DIE!!!!!

i hop all the good womans, or anyon who feels seen b y womans day, hav a good womans day despit how shit th state of womans rites are everywher.

[therekinperson]

I love having the power to make anything canon in my au, like yes swap!fisherman (montgo) interupts people by saying "the ___"

[hooked-on-elvis]

ELVIS RECORDED A SONG FOR HIS FATHER

The story of the track “If I’m A Fool (For Loving You)” recorded at the American Sound Studio in Memphis, Tennessee (1969)

[ABOVE] Elvis and his father, Vernon Presley, early 60s and 70s.

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JANUARY 20, 1969 - AMERICAN SOUND STUDIO, MEMPHIS TENNESSEE

Elvis was working with the musicians in the studio since the night before, January 19. The night went on and it was already past midnight when, during a pause to catch the breath, Elvis Presley casually finds another song to record yet at that same recording session.

JANUARY 20, 1969 - AMERICAN SOUND STUDIO, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE By 4:30 the next morning they were tired — and they’d pretty much exhausted the song list they’d come in with. Elvis and piano player Bobby Wood were sitting quietly on the piano bench talking about religion and music. Bobby had had a minor hit as a recording artist with “Searchin’” and had recorded Sun writer Stan Kesler’s “If I’m A Fool (For Loving You).” Elvis introduced Bobby to his father, and when Vernon said that “If I’m A Fool” was one of his favorites, Elvis decided to give it a try. Excerpt from "Elvis Presley: A Life in Music - The Complete Recording Sessions" (1998) by Ernst Jorgensen and Peter Guralnick

In an interview, this is what Bobby himself said about that moment:

Q: In 1964, you had a hit. Can you tell us when Elvis covered it? A: Yes, 'If I'm a Fool' in 1964 was a pretty big hit for me and so Elvis had know about that and his dad came in one night at the studio while we were recording Elvis. And he said, 'Dad, I'd like to have you meet somebody here'. And so he brought him over and I shook hands with him and then he introduced us and he said, 'Do you know who this guy is?' And he said, 'No, I'm not sure'. So Elvis said, 'What's your favorite record'. And he said, 'If I'm a Fool'. And he said, 'This is the guy that sang it'. And of course his father just said, 'Woah'. So Elvis went on and did it for his dad because that was one of his dad's favorite songs at the time.

Source: www.elvis.com.au

— BOBBY WOOD'S "IF I'M A FOOL (FOR LOVING YOU)", THE SONG VERNON PRESLEY HEARD AND APPRECIATED:

— [BELOW] Bobby Wood's EP released in 1964

— [BELOW] ELVIS' RECORDINGS: TAKES 1, 2 & 3 — JANUARY 20, 1969

What Elvis thought about his own performance on the song:

Maybe it was just too late in the day to introduce a new song, but even with Bobby’s help the master they produced elicited only one word from Elvis: “Rotten.” It’s a measure of how high Elvis’s standards had risen by this point: The master of “If I’m A Fool” may have been one of the lesser cuts Elvis made at American, but measured against the years of Hollywood soundtrack crap that came before, it was still a giant leap of musicality. Excerpt from "Elvis Presley: A Life in Music - The Complete Recording Sessions" (1998) by Ernst Jorgensen and Peter Guralnick

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THE MASTER OF "IF I'M A FOOL (FOR LOVING YOU)" WAS FIRST RELEASED IN 1970 IN THE COMPILATION ALBUM "LET'S BE FRIENDS".

Later the track was also released in the reissued album "From Elvis in Memphis" as bonus track in the "40th Anniversary Edition" (legacy edition, 2009).

MUSIC INFO: IF I'M A FOOL (FOR LOVING YOU)

Lyrics by Stanley Kesler.

Recorded February 20, 1969 at American Sound Studio, Memphis.

Guitar: Reggie Young, Elvis Presley. Bass: Tommy Cogbill. Drums: Gene Chrisman. Piano: Bobby Wood, Elvis Presley, Ronnie. Organ: Bobby Emmons. Harmonica: Ed Kollis. Trumpet: R. F. Taylor, Wayne Jackson, Dick Steff. Sax & Trombone: Jackie Thomas. Sax: Glen Spreen, J. P. Luper. Trombone: Jackie Thomas, Jack Hale, Gerald Richardson, French Horn: Tony Cason, Joe D'Gerolamo. Vocals: Mary (Jeannie) Green, Donna Thatcher, Susan Pilkington, Mary Holladay, Dolores Edgin, Hurshel Wiginton, Joe Babcock, Millie Kirkham, Sonja Montgomery.

Source: www.elvisthemusic.com

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— ADDITIONAL INFO

Elvis didn't only covered one version from his pianist Bobby Wood previously recorded tracks, but two. Still from the "Elvis Presley: A Life In Music" book:

On the 22nd Elvis returned to do repairs and to try another song Bobby Wood had recorded, the religious “Who Am I”.

Elvis' second song cover that had been previously recorded by Bobby Wood, "Who Am I?" was recorded in February 22, 1969 at the American Sound Studio, and first released in March 1971 in the compilation album "You'll Never Walk Alone". The track followed the same destiny as "If I'm A Fool (For Loving You)" being later released as a part of the "From Elvis in Memphis – 40th Anniversary Edition" (2009) also as a bonus track. Unfortunately I couldn't find Bobby's recording, not even the released EP with it.

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Here's a quick interview in video with Bobby Wood telling how he met Elvis and his impressions of him.

You can read a longer interview HERE [elvis.com.au].

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Well, well, well. Such a nice info I came across today. I wonder if Vernon liked his son's version of Bobby Wood's country song "If I'm A Fool", one of his favorites at the time. Anyhow, it's cute to learn Elvis was not at first interested in recording this song until he acknowledged his father's personal liking of it. I guess it makes this tune a special gift to Vernon from his son, if you think about it. It was one 'at the spur of the moment' decisions when Elvis just followed his heart. ♥

PICTURES: Elvis and his father, Vernon, and the R&B legend, Roy Hamilton, filmed during one of the recording sessions at the American Sound Studio in Memphis, Tennessee. Circa January 22, 1969.

[uhuramonth]

Day 1 of Uhuramonth:

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[jow99]

Camino dress rehearsal - day 1

As many of you know we are hoping to do the first leg of the Mozárabe Way Camino after Easter. So today we set off with our packs as if we were doing the Camino and walked 19km to L’Estartit. I’ve always wanted to check out this place as I’ve only been here once years ago on a bike ride.

We were in luck with the weather, it was a glorious day, though a little nippy on the legs first thing. We met up with Katharine, Stephen and Willow in Montgo and had coffee before they accompanied us for the next little while.

For lunch we dropped down to a lovely beach (although pebbly). This is where Katharine and Stephen have brought us a couple of times on their boat.

After lunch there was a long climb back up and then another down to another beach. It was a beautiful walk, hugging the coast for much of it. So far my knee is holding up fine (🤞).

It was after 4pm when we arrived in L’Estartit so the first thing to be done was getting accommodation, closely followed by a drink.

We are staying in a hostal, again trying to simulate the Camino experience, though I’m pretty sure this one is much more luxurious than what is awaiting us in Andalusia.

Tonight we wandered into town for dinner. L’Estartit has obviously seen better days. Judging from the buildings it was quite grand at a point in time. I suspect that was pre the English discovering the south of Spain.

Jose had a place in mind for dinner, after some research, which of course was closed 😫. We did however find a suitable alternative and had a very nice meal and now I’m sitting up in bed completely stuffed. Hopefully I’ll walk it all off tomorrow 😬

[sandythereadingcafe]

REVIEW TOUR:

REVIEW TOUR:

CHURCH GIRL by Naima Simone at The Reading Cafe

'The premise is captivating yet slightly predictable '

[lazypersonruins]

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[call-boy]

KOP def has gross people from norristown obvi but montgomery county vs delco is not even a competition... delconians are the dregs of society where the poor and destitute of montgo are a step above them...i say that as a biased montgomery county girl... delaware county is an area that def makes my eradication list tbh

[lelavocado]

Cala Montgo, Spain

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I saw this earlier and I can’t stop thinking about this person and their problem. I’m sometimes leery of sharing gofundmes of people I don’t know well, but the story here both hits home and rings true based on several life experiences of my own. Anyway, please take a look and share or donate if you can!

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZT8FnFVtr/

https://www.gofundme.com/f/save-the-gamedweeber-home?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=widget&utm_campaign=p_cp%2Bshare-sheet

[therekinperson]

(I kinda wanted to give what Memento Mori/Hari thought about them)

"Haro, feathers molt with every temperamental fit he gets. Tsk"

"Meretse. Her vocabulary so foul and snobbish, I just had to cleanse her mind"

"Montgo, I have no words for someone who has more than me"

"... I wish you could still see the state I'm in. We can always find things to relate to, isnt that right, brother?"

Bishop Designs for my swap au

(How do fish even have ears??)

[110css]

Las faldas del Montgó desde arriba y el atardecer acompañando 🏡🌄 — El Montgó. Enero, 2023. Canon R, 24-105mm . . . . . . . . . #denia #javea #parquenaturalelmontgó #elmontgoparcnatural #sunset #sunsetphotography #sunsetlovers #sunsetcolors #viewfromabove #viewfromthetop #senderismodemontaña (en El Montgo Javea) https://www.instagram.com/p/CosQvenNP6k/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[jow99]

Last weekend with our Canadian friends

An early start Saturday morning as the boys had a big ride they had planned, a gravel ride to Cadaques. I went for a nice solo jaunt enjoying the sunshine and a snack at Yari’s.

Back home I cooked for whenever Jose did return and did a few other chores around the place.

Great photos from the boys ride but they were all pretty shattered when they got home, a ride not for the faint hearted.

After a shower we wandered to the beach for a drink and some tapas. We’ve noticed a lot more people have arrived in town and some of the restaurants are getting ready to reopen. I’m surprised at the people, I didn’t expect them until next weekend, being the start of Semana Santa. Mind you, you can hardly blame them the weather has been lovely. Martijn and Marjolein are making rumblings about swimming. They’re on their own, the water’s still only about 13 degrees. We’re staying dry until May.

By 9:30pm we were both asleep on the lounge.

Sunday morning we went for a hike to test out my knee. We did 12km over to Montgo and back. The knee held up pretty well, started to niggle a bit in the last 2km.

It was another beautiful day and in the afternoon Charlie and Cathy picked us and Marjolein up and we headed to the craft brewery, Dos Kiwis. He is a kiwi and she’s Catalan. We’ve been past it many times but didn’t realise they did tastings and food until our Canadian friends checked it out. They don’t have a gluten free beer but apparently there will be a low gluten one soon. Jose and I enjoyed cider instead. A good fun afternoon had by all and a nice way to celebrate St Patrick’s day.

By the time we got back to L’Escala it was getting chilly so we headed home to our heated apartment where we veged out watching YouTube cycling videos.