#venetta fields

[more-relics]

Rick Wright & David Gilmour - Pink Floyd, Wish You Were Here, 1975.

[balthazar-sketti]

The Blackberries and Humble Pie, 1973

[shadowland]

The Ikettes - Peaches n Cream (1965) (left to right) Jessie Smith, Robbie Montgomery, and Venetta Fields

[jt1674]

[pinkfloyd-musicartnaturelove]

Venetta Fields and Carlena Williams, Pink Floyd backup singers extraordinaire!

A link for a decent interview with Venetta Fields, questions mostly asked by fans, is attached.

[rock--band]

Pink Floyd Poster and Canvas Prints

High quality Pink Floyd art photo collage, one of the most successful and influential rock band groups ever, formed in the 1960s when Roger Waters, Nick Mason and Richard Wright were studying at college

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[soulmusicsongs]

Rap, Run It Down - Nate Turner, Venetta Fields & The Mirettes (Sweet Soul Sister / Rap, Run It Down, 1969)

[warningsine]

litany in which certain things are crossed out, richard siken // crimson peak, dir. guillermo del torro // we are hard, margaret atwood // primer for the small weird loves, richard siken // give me a god i can relate to, blythe baird // a key to common lethal fungi, marge piercy // the thorn merchant, yusuf komunyakaa // rien ne va plus, margarita karapanou (trans. karen emmerich) // the good fight, ada limón // i wake in a field of wolves with the moon, josé olivarez // snow and dirty rain, richard siken // wishbone, richard siken // i set it in stone, venetta octavia

[my-chaos-radio]

Release: April 30, 1978

Lyrics:

You always won every time you placed a bet

You're still damn good

No one's gotten to you yet

Every time they were sure they had you caught

You were quicker than they thought

You'd just turn your back and walk

Still the same, still the same

You always said the cards would never do you wrong

The trick, you said, was never play the game too long

A gambler's share, the only risk that you would take

The only loss you could forsake

The only bluff you couldn't fake

And you're still the same

I caught up with you yesterday (still the same, still the same)

Moving game to game

No one standing in your way

Turning on the charm

Long enough to get you by (still the same, still the same)

You're still the same

You still aim high

Still the same, still the same

There you stood, everybody watched you play

I just turned and walked away

I had nothing left to say

'Cause you're still the same

Still the same, baby, baby, you're still the same

You're still the same

Still the same, baby, baby, you're still the same

Moving game to game

Still the same, baby, baby, you're still the same

Songwriter: Bob Seger

Some things never change

Still the same, baby, baby, you're still the same

You're still the same

Still the same, baby, baby, you're still the same

Still the same

Still the same, baby, baby, you're still the same

SongFacts:

"Still the Same" is a 1978 song written and recorded by American singer Bob Seger. It peaked at number 4 on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart.

“Still the Same” is a mid-tempo ballad that begins with what Billboard described as a “catchy piano” section. According to Billboard's Ed Harrison, the harmonious vocals of Venetta Fields, Clydie King and Sherlie Matthews give the song an R&B flavor.

The lyrics describe a player that the singer admired but ended up breaking up with because he didn't want to change. Some listeners believe that the song is actually about an ex-girlfriend and not a literal player. Seger said he had been asked for years who the song was about and that it was actually an amalgamation of characters he met when he first went to Hollywood. Seger told Bob Costas, "They're just really charming but terribly flawed, but part of the appeal is their charisma."

[thefinn-ternet]

August 30th

#Finn365

#TimFinn

Some rare Tim, released in aid of ARCA

Sittin On The Dock Of The Bay (LIVE at The Venue, St Kilda, 1983)

Ain't That Good News (LIVE at The Venue, St Kilda, 1983) featuring Venetta Lee Fields

[more-relics]

Roger Waters - Venetta Fields backstage in 1975

[musyke]

I posted 7,553 times in 2022

That's 5,112 more posts than 2021!

166 posts created (2%)

7,387 posts reblogged (98%)

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I tagged 798 of my posts in 2022

#mine - 117 posts

#<3 - 105 posts

#this - 60 posts

#dark academia - 38 posts

#art - 34 posts

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#academia - 31 posts

#! - 24 posts

#poetry - 19 posts

#lmao - 18 posts

Longest Tag: 139 characters

#i took this joke to heart because it just sucks to not be able to do shit without some privileged guy threatening and eventually killing yo

My Top Posts in 2022:

#5

MY FAVOURITE WEBTOONS

It's kind of a funny story: the art style is amazing, so cute and comforting and the character design in impecable, perfect

DATEMATE: enbys falling in love, diversity in body types, diversity in relationships, people supporting each other in various ways, having a support net, it's all so comforting

(both of these queer storys' characters' issues have nothing to do with being queer which is refreshing/

Heartstopper: need I explain at all? (if you don't like it leave me alone)

Lore Olympus: THE ART STYLE !!!!!!! THE CHARACTER DESIGN !!!!!!! BIG PERSEPHONE !!!!!! BEAUTIFUL BODY SHAPES !!!!!! stop you're killing me

MY FAVOURITE COMICS THAT'S NOT ON WEBTOON:

I Love This Part: Tillie Walden's got me on the floor, the drawing style is simple but INCREDIBLE, giant sapphic girls !!!! it made me cry, I loved it

34 notes - Posted November 5, 2022

#4

When Emily Brontë said "whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are the same" and when Madeline Miller said "He's half of my soul as the poet's say"

40 notes - Posted June 7, 2022

#3

Ok, I understand the future au Patroclus being a doctor, but also, I think that Patroclus got into medicine mostly because it was the only other option he had other than war and fighting and stuff, so imagine Patroclus finding out there's a whole field of study that focuses in international relationships or smth, so countries get along, or something like that idk, let's just use our imaginations

87 notes - Posted March 14, 2022

#2

I'm obsessed with women that don't dress up their pain to be beautiful, and that don't polish their feelings to be consumed, but let them be rough and horrendous and genuine. I'm just so obsessed with how different the portrayal of depth is by women, how incredibly deep and thin it feels, not really to be seen, but to see women be a mess that adds nothing to the aesthetic of cleansness that has been assigned to women. To be ugly and dirty in their feelings and have moss grow in what they let sit on their minds. I'm obsessed with that Sylvia Plath quote about the ugly words pouring from our soul and Mitski and Venetta Octavia saying "I can be girl and woman and claws with teeth" and Fleabag and Ladybird and with myself as I see them and finally have a depthness to myself that feels more fitting than the one I've seen in movies about men and how complex "humans" are when they're just presenting a masculine perspective of how it truly feels like to be human, which was one of my favorite narratives until I found women expressing their own perspective and their own humanity which reflected to my own.

229 notes - Posted May 25, 2022

My #1 post of 2022

my thoughts on the Ryan Reynolds account is that no one should follow him so he earns his follows by posting his deranged thoughts, quotes, gifs, fandom incorrect quotes, or never blocking the bots like everyone else in here.

2,450 notes - Posted November 4, 2022

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[shadowland]

Venetta Fields and Clydie King

A STAR IS BORN (1976) dir. Frank Pierson

[twixnmix]

The Ike & Tina Turner Revue (1965)

[mychameleondays]

The Rolling Stones: Exile On Main St.

double

Rolling Stones Records/EMI Electrola 1C 164-63 077/78, 1977

Originally released: 26 May 1972

[soulmusicsongs]

20 songs with an awesome Bass Intro

A perfect bassline is the best kick off of a funky track. Listen to 20 songs with an awesome favorite bass intro!

The Answer - Jodesha & Star Ride (Star Ride / The Answer, 1980)

Are You Fooling? - Lil Gray (Are You Fooling? / I Want To Tell You Something Blues, 1965)

Electric Skunk - The Black Sunshine (Electric Skunk / A Man Needs A Woman, 197?)

Gotta Do My Best - Chris Harwood (Nice To Meet Miss Christine, 1973)

Hungry - Giovanni Tommaso With The Healthy Food Band (La Banda Del Cibo Salutare, 1970)

Let Me Do My Thing - The 107th Street Stickball Team (Saboreando - Pot Full Of Soul, 1969)

Let's Get it Together - Fooka Mainty Band (The Mellow / Let's Get it Together, 1976)

Little Boy Blue - Duffy Power (Mary Open The Door / Little Boy Blue, 1966)

Melodi (Sounds Of Home) - Letta Mbulu ‎(Letta, 1970)

Mr. Devil - LaVice & Company (LaVice And Company's Two Sisters From Bagdad, 1973)

My Baby Loves Me - Brenda Parker (Get Ready / My Baby Loves Me, 1971)

Nofretete's Headache - Charly Antolini's Power Dozen (Atomic Drums, 1972)

Oh Happy Day - The God Squad Featuring Leonard Caston (Jesus Christ Greatest Hits, 1971)

Pygmy - Akira Ishikawa & Count Buffalos (Uganda, 1972)

Rap, Run It Down - Nate Turner, Venetta Fields & The Mirettes (Sweet Soul Sister / Rap, Run It Down, 1969)

Super Sweet Girl Of Mine - 5 Miles Out (Super Sweet Girl Of Mine / Set Your Mind Free, 1973)

Tighten Up - Al Escobar & His Orchestra (El Sonido Moderno De Al Escobar / The Modern Sounds Of Al Escobar, 1969)

Tightrope - Ten Wheel Drive With Genya Ravan (Construction #1, 1969)

Ungena Za Ulimwengu (Unite The World) / Friendship Train - The Undisputed Truth (Face to Face with the Truth, 1972)

Viva Tirado - The Exciters (Conozco A Los Dos, 1971)

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