https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sP3LhacKd7o
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sP3LhacKd7o
Apollo
The Skippers
The White Cloud
The Stylers
The Sparklers
The Atoms
The reQuests
The Trailers
The Commanders
Top Singapore Garage Group
The Melodians
The Blue Beats
The Circle
Sharp Five (older guy playing classical theme Eleki style in a bar)
Takeshi Terauchi & The Bunnys
Psychedelic Eleki
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Tsugaru jonkara bushi at Live in Akasaka
Flying Guitar
Isamu Houda & Hot Style – Bumble Bee Twist
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The Sharp 5
Here’s a great spherical (360° x 360°) photograph of a beautiful coral reef in the pacific ocean.
Skateboard Sense is a safety film. The skating is stylish bankriding and nose wheelies and it’s just a great window into a time before skating was becoming more radical. So the action here could be from the sixties with a little shorter hair and clay wheels. Amazingly the music selection fits the skating style perfectly, the movie even starts with a nifty cool surf-instrumental that I didn’t know before. It’s a very competendly crafted tune. The other music is blues rock and slapstick/silent-movies oldtime music. A Sid Davis Production.
link to the page at the Prelinger Archives
More Sid Davis Productions:
For lack of another common tag I had these stored for years under the Cool banner in my personal browser – so it’s high time to let you participate!!!
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Today I googled for Vincent Bell’s name because I couldn’t believe Danelectro didn’t mention him in their promo for the Coral Hornet re-issue now called Dead-On-67. He designed those in the sixties along with several other classic and unique models like the Bellzouki (first electric 12-string) and the Coral Sitar (electric guitar with 12 bordun strings and a sitar bridge). Anyway, so I came across this great page by Moe Thomas for the first time. He says he’s a long time friend of Mr. Bell and when he visited the legendary guitar player’s basement he took pictures of the sheer mass of historic and unique guitars and prototypes – many built by Vinnie himself. He’s a very inventive guy thinking up things like the first wahwah or his trademark underwater sound as heard on Moon Gas and apparently various practices and machinery used in guitar manufacturing – all while making a living as one of the east coast’s busiest studio session men.
Here are links to some highlights of the collection:
also visit www.vinniebell.com
Out of 38 bookmarks 20 still linked referred to valid pages.
A trend? No, a success!
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