Friday, April 30, 2010
Birds Flying Over Head
Walking down the beach,
Staring at the sand,
All the shells and crabs passing by,
Birds flying over head.
I look at the bright sun shinning off the water,
The fish jumping all around,
Waves crashing everywhere,
Birds flying over head.
I pick up a sea shell and look at the colors,
a tiny crab comes crawling out,
It drops to the ground and scurries away into the water,
Birds flying over head.
In the distance a storm moves in,
Everyone runs for cover,
it states to rain,
As the final bird flies over head.
Saturday, April 17, 2010
Legend and Myth in Music
#1 Robert Johnson sells his soul to the devil.
Robert Johnson selling his soul to the devil? can that really happen? This is a question that many people ask when they hear his name. he is famous for this event and known around the country for it. This legend consists of a crossroad, Robert Johnson, the devil, and a guitar. According to this legend Johnson was playing his guitar at a crossroad trying to play his guitar when a large colored man walked up to him (the devil), he took the guitar out of his hands a tuned it for him. He then played a few songs for him and handed the guitar back to Johnson. This is what they say was the deal with the devil and exchange Johnson got the talent from the devil playing it and tuning it.
"Robert Johnson (musician) - Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia." Main Page - Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia. Web. 17 Apr. 2010..
#2 Ozzy Osbourne's taste for doves and bats
Ozzy Osbourne's taste for doves and bats, this myth maybe true. The story comes from Ozzy's concerts when people would throw dead animals and raw meat up on the stage. One of his concerts however went a little farther than expected. This myth consists of someone throwing a live bat up on stage, the bat was stunned by the light but Ozzy picked it up and bit its head off! He was later sent to the hospital and had to be tested for rabies. The story of the dove was along the same lines. He was in a meeting with CBS records went he did this.
"Ozzy Osbourne The Rest of the Story." Dial-the-Truth Ministries a Christian Resource and Tract Ministry. Web. 17 Apr. 2010..
#3 The mythology surrounding the Abbey Road cover
On August 1969 the photo of Abbey Road was taken outside of the recording studio. The photo was taken by Iain Macmillan and the designer was Apple Records. It is said that this picture is supposed to represent the funeral of Paul McCartney; they had to have a lookalike contest to find his look alike to put into the picture. In this picture John Lennon is where white in order to represent the Church, in the eastern cultures white is the color of mourning. Ringo is dressed in black to represent the undertaker. George Harrison was dresses in work clothes to represent the gravedigger. The imitator of Paul is out of step with his eyes closed and barefoot. In some places the corpses are buried without shoes.
Polidoro, Massimo. "A Myth That Rocks: The Premature Death of Paul McCartney | LiveScience." LiveScience | Science, Technology, Health & Environmental News. Web. 17 Apr. 2010..
#4 Bob Dylan goes electric
Sunday July 25th, 1965 at Freebody Park, in New Port RI, Bob Dylan shows everone that he is going to play electric guitar. At the opening of his section of the concert he brings out an electric guitar rather than an acoustic guitar played or even lasted for only latest for about 15 minutes with no one on his side. Some say that after this much unexpected reaction Dylan left the stage crying and was very shocked. It is said that this was the first time that Bob had played electric guitar since his high school days. After this "great" event the folk scene was never the same and Bob new it was all because of him.
"Bob Dylan Goes Electric - Newsweek.com." Newsweek - National News, World News, Health, Technology, Entertainment and More... - Newsweek.com. Web. 17 Apr. 2010..
T#5 The Devil Went Down to Georgia
This song is a narrative about the devil who comes to Georgia to procure a soul. As he goes he is trying to “make a deal” but instead comes across a young fiddle player named Johnny. Johnny is minding his own business and just playing very well. The devil walked over to him and told him that he could also play the fiddle quite well. He then decided to challenge Johnny to a fiddle-playing contest that he may be more skillful then the boy. The catch however is that if Johnny wins he will get the devil’s shinny fiddle mad of gold, but if the boy looses the Devil gets his soul. As the perform Johnny wins and the devil gives up his shinny fiddle and Johnny reminds him that at any time he is welcome to come back for a rematch.
"The Devil Went Down to Georgia - Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia." Main Page - Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia. Web. 17 Apr. 2010..
#6
Albert Einstein was a very smart man; he went very far in life for what he did. Many people remember him from his crazy hair. He did most of his work in the United States. He worked a lot among the government and was also offered any positions, such as the Presidency of state in Israel.
"Albert Einstein - Biography." Nobelprize.org. Web. 17 Apr. 2010..
Paul McCartney is still alive today; he used to be one of the 4 players in the Beatles and is best known for that. Paul still has many tours around the world singing and entertaining. He is an English singer-songwriter.
PAUL McCARTNEY.COM . HOME. Web. 17 Apr. 2010. .
W.C. fields was known for his great comedian acts that he would perform all around the world. He was also an actor, juggler, and writer during his time. He played in many shows and movies and had many friends that loved him, cared for him, and supported him in all that he did. He was married to a young lady named Harriet and they had a son together.
"W. C. Fields - Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia." Main Page - Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia. Web. 17 Apr. 2010..
#1 Robert Johnson sells his soul to the devil.
Robert Johnson selling his soul to the devil? can that really happen? This is a question that many people ask when they hear his name. he is famous for this event and known around the country for it. This legend consists of a crossroad, Robert Johnson, the devil, and a guitar. According to this legend Johnson was playing his guitar at a crossroad trying to play his guitar when a large colored man walked up to him (the devil), he took the guitar out of his hands a tuned it for him. He then played a few songs for him and handed the guitar back to Johnson. This is what they say was the deal with the devil and exchange Johnson got the talent from the devil playing it and tuning it.
"Robert Johnson (musician) - Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia." Main Page - Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia. Web. 17 Apr. 2010.
#2 Ozzy Osbourne's taste for doves and bats
Ozzy Osbourne's taste for doves and bats, this myth maybe true. The story comes from Ozzy's concerts when people would throw dead animals and raw meat up on the stage. One of his concerts however went a little farther than expected. This myth consists of someone throwing a live bat up on stage, the bat was stunned by the light but Ozzy picked it up and bit its head off! He was later sent to the hospital and had to be tested for rabies. The story of the dove was along the same lines. He was in a meeting with CBS records went he did this.
"Ozzy Osbourne The Rest of the Story." Dial-the-Truth Ministries a Christian Resource and Tract Ministry. Web. 17 Apr. 2010.
#3 The mythology surrounding the Abbey Road cover
On August 1969 the photo of Abbey Road was taken outside of the recording studio. The photo was taken by Iain Macmillan and the designer was Apple Records. It is said that this picture is supposed to represent the funeral of Paul McCartney; they had to have a lookalike contest to find his look alike to put into the picture. In this picture John Lennon is where white in order to represent the Church, in the eastern cultures white is the color of mourning. Ringo is dressed in black to represent the undertaker. George Harrison was dresses in work clothes to represent the gravedigger. The imitator of Paul is out of step with his eyes closed and barefoot. In some places the corpses are buried without shoes.
Polidoro, Massimo. "A Myth That Rocks: The Premature Death of Paul McCartney | LiveScience." LiveScience | Science, Technology, Health & Environmental News. Web. 17 Apr. 2010.
#4 Bob Dylan goes electric
Sunday July 25th, 1965 at Freebody Park, in New Port RI, Bob Dylan shows everone that he is going to play electric guitar. At the opening of his section of the concert he brings out an electric guitar rather than an acoustic guitar played or even lasted for only latest for about 15 minutes with no one on his side. Some say that after this much unexpected reaction Dylan left the stage crying and was very shocked. It is said that this was the first time that Bob had played electric guitar since his high school days. After this "great" event the folk scene was never the same and Bob new it was all because of him.
"Bob Dylan Goes Electric - Newsweek.com." Newsweek - National News, World News, Health, Technology, Entertainment and More... - Newsweek.com. Web. 17 Apr. 2010.
T#5 The Devil Went Down to Georgia
This song is a narrative about the devil who comes to Georgia to procure a soul. As he goes he is trying to “make a deal” but instead comes across a young fiddle player named Johnny. Johnny is minding his own business and just playing very well. The devil walked over to him and told him that he could also play the fiddle quite well. He then decided to challenge Johnny to a fiddle-playing contest that he may be more skillful then the boy. The catch however is that if Johnny wins he will get the devil’s shinny fiddle mad of gold, but if the boy looses the Devil gets his soul. As the perform Johnny wins and the devil gives up his shinny fiddle and Johnny reminds him that at any time he is welcome to come back for a rematch.
"The Devil Went Down to Georgia - Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia." Main Page - Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia. Web. 17 Apr. 2010.
#6
Albert Einstein was a very smart man; he went very far in life for what he did. Many people remember him from his crazy hair. He did most of his work in the United States. He worked a lot among the government and was also offered any positions, such as the Presidency of state in Israel.
"Albert Einstein - Biography." Nobelprize.org. Web. 17 Apr. 2010.
Paul McCartney is still alive today; he used to be one of the 4 players in the Beatles and is best known for that. Paul still has many tours around the world singing and entertaining. He is an English singer-songwriter.
PAUL McCARTNEY.COM . HOME. Web. 17 Apr. 2010.
W.C. fields was known for his great comedian acts that he would perform all around the world. He was also an actor, juggler, and writer during his time. He played in many shows and movies and had many friends that loved him, cared for him, and supported him in all that he did. He was married to a young lady named Harriet and they had a son together.
"W. C. Fields - Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia." Main Page - Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia. Web. 17 Apr. 2010.
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