Here's the panel:
Here's the song title as illustrated on an early EP:
and wow! somebody put it on boomp3! cool!:
boomp3.com
King O' The Web
Sunday, February 24, 2008
Stones Reference in Today's Born Loser
.....with "person" as a politically correct substitution for "man".
Here's the panel:
Here's the song title as illustrated on an early EP:
and wow! somebody put it on boomp3! cool!:
boomp3.com
Here's the panel:
Here's the song title as illustrated on an early EP:
and wow! somebody put it on boomp3! cool!:
boomp3.com
Thursday, February 21, 2008
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Thursday, February 14, 2008
Vanlentine: Look at Past Entries
http://www.glyphjockey.com/2007/02/happy-valentimes.html
http://www.glyphjockey.com/2006/03/valentimes-updated.html
http://www.glyphjockey.com/2006/02/valentimes.html
Nobody ever gave me a Valentine until I got married.
Sunday, February 10, 2008
Sunday, February 03, 2008
Saturday, February 02, 2008
REAL Calypso
Sung by the auteur of Thunder Road.
Few people know that his lust for calypso was so strong that he almost convinced Charles Laughton to do a big Calypso number instead of the "Hate vs. Love" sermon in the film Night of the Hunter.
He figured that anytime in the film he got asked about his nonsensical hand tattoos (when viewed separately- the left hand bearing AYS and the right hand bearing CLPO) he could show them how they joined together to bring happiness to people, and then bust out with "That's Right! The Woman is Smarter!" (particularly apt in scenes with Lillian Gish) or, "Mama Look a BooBoo"
This image shows camera tests for the musical numbers. Dig that crazy punim! Totally calypso, wouldn't you agree?
Here it is courtesy of Dr. Forrest's Cheese Factory LINK AT PIC and HERE
Here's Mitchum doing an impromptu duet at the Sands in '63 with The Charmer, who was later to be known as Louis Farrakhan.... Mitchum felt the Charmer "really hogged the stage" Ironic, knowing now that Farrakhan wouldn't touch a hog-
MORE INFO HERE and at PIC
Lastly, they used to say Mitchum was so effective (at singing Calypso) that you could even skip a day.
Few people know that his lust for calypso was so strong that he almost convinced Charles Laughton to do a big Calypso number instead of the "Hate vs. Love" sermon in the film Night of the Hunter.
He figured that anytime in the film he got asked about his nonsensical hand tattoos (when viewed separately- the left hand bearing AYS and the right hand bearing CLPO) he could show them how they joined together to bring happiness to people, and then bust out with "That's Right! The Woman is Smarter!" (particularly apt in scenes with Lillian Gish) or, "Mama Look a BooBoo"
This image shows camera tests for the musical numbers. Dig that crazy punim! Totally calypso, wouldn't you agree?
Here it is courtesy of Dr. Forrest's Cheese Factory LINK AT PIC and HERE
Here's Mitchum doing an impromptu duet at the Sands in '63 with The Charmer, who was later to be known as Louis Farrakhan.... Mitchum felt the Charmer "really hogged the stage" Ironic, knowing now that Farrakhan wouldn't touch a hog-
MORE INFO HERE and at PIC
Lastly, they used to say Mitchum was so effective (at singing Calypso) that you could even skip a day.