Bernard Allison @Transilvania Blues Nights Reduxxx

Tomorrow nite you're in for another Blues Treat !

last year we brought Bernard Allison for the 1st time in Romania in Brasov at the Transilvania Blues Nights series, in partnership with Dracula Film Festival ! 

Now, we are broadcasting the whole live show, on Facebook and our youtube channel !

7 pm CET, ( pm Ro time, B. There :) and Let there be Blues !!!!

In October 2019 Bernard Allison and his band put on a staggering concert for Transilvania Blues Nights, at their first appearance in Romania! We recorded the show and will broadcast it live on Facebook on thursday, 30.04.2020! Join us to watch Bernard Allison, George Moye, Mario Dawson, Jose Ned James and Dylan Salfer doing an intense, 90 minute performance!
#TransilvaniaBluesNights #LetThereBeBlues #BernardAllison #LiveFromHome #StaySafe #aldmovieland

https://www.facebook.com/events/527909288112687/

and now all the gig & event on youtube on the
                                           Transilvania Blues Nights video channel: 

Rolling Stones -Living in a Ghost Town (SOTD)

News on April 24th, Friday after Easters-after Bob Dylans Murder Most Foul, another rock legend(s) and Trexs, the -Old gods, almost dead-their Satanic Majesties ....The Rolling Stones release Living in a Ghost Town . their first new song since 2012 ! Cisstomised for the CH19 sitauation the video presents an empty London. The șlyrics go like this: 

 “Life was so beautiful / Then we all got locked down … Please let this be over / Stuck in a world without end.”

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Elsewhere, Jagger sings of chaos (“Glasses were all smashing / Trumpets were all screaming”) and societal collapse:

Preachers were all preaching
Charities beseeching
Politicians dealing
Thieves were happy stealing
Widows were all weeping
There’s no beds left for us to sleep in
Always had the feeling
It would all come tumbling down.

more details on The Guardian, here. 

Living in a Ghost Town was apparently the product of recent recording sessions. By Jagger’s account, the lyrics were already eerily prescient – “about being in a place which was full of life, and then now bereft of life ... full of plague terms” – but were reworked to suit the current moment. They are certainly a far better attempt at coming up with something contemporary and newsy than A Bigger Bang’s clumsy Sweet Neo-Con or indeed Jagger’s Skepta-assisted solo single England Lost.

Dany Franchi -Live From Home@Transilvania Blues Nights

Acum un an, Dany Franchi venea în premieră în România la Transilvania Blues Nights! Pe 24 aprilie revine într-o postură inedită, tot live, dar de acasă! După câteva piese live vom difuza în premieră și concertul de anul trecut din data de 20.04.2019 de la Rockstadt!
Let There Be Blues!
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Last year Dany Franchi played for the first time in Romania exclusively for Transilvania Blues Nights! This year he turns back on the 24th of april, still live, but from home! After some live tracks we will premiere last year's Rockstadt concert from 20.04.2019!
Let There Be Blues!
#TransilvaniaBluesNights #LetThereBeBlues #DanyFranchi #LiveFromHome #StaySafe #aldmovieland

and now all the gig & event on youtube on the
                                         Transilvania Blues Nights video channel 

Brian Dennehy RIP

Brian Dennehy has left us today :( He was 81...
He was the ultimate badass sheriff, Will Teasle, trying to mess with Rambo...in FIRST BLOOD (1982), the First film, where John Rambo was supposed to die and then we would not get ...Rambo V...  well now...
But then on the golden age of video (read-the 80's;) I saw him on Cocoon, Legal Eagles, Gorky Park, F/X-Murder By Illusion and the sequel, Silverado, Best Seller, Miles from Home, so on...
Wherever he showed up he filled the screen, massive big man with a great grand smile, but he could be evil too. Big was also an understatement, he was six foot 3 (1.90 m) tall and massive. For me he was like a father figure, sever or suave, smart and wise.
He was a great theater actor, won two Tony awards, won a Golden Globe for The Death of a Salesman TV movie in 2000, did a lot of TV.
One odd, strange choice brought him one of the best parts of his career, Peter Greenaway's The Belly of  an Architect (1987).  He was Ted Montague in Baz Luhrman's 1996 reinvention of Romeo + Juliet.
Last time I saw him on the Hap and Leonard TV series, season two (2017), as a redneckish sheriff, not that far from the one from First Blood and many other tough characters that he played so well...

obituary in The New York Times here.