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2007-08-05 18:14:18 Description: La imagen de María Santísima del Amor (1981) es obra de Antonio J. Dubé de Luque. Imagen catalogada por todos los estudiosos de la imaginería como una de las (More) La imagen de María Santísima del Amor (1981) es obra de Antonio J. Dubé de Luque. Imagen catalogada por todos los estudiosos de la imaginería como una de las Vírgenes mas dulces por su belleza y serenidad.
Además de su salida procesional en la tarde del Miércoles Santo, realiza una salida el día 12 de octubre en rosario de la aurora por las calles de la feligresía de Santiago.
Oración a María Santísima del Amor
Dios te salve, María, Rosa temprana llena eres de gracia, gracia de Dios. Bendita Tú eres, porque alimentas mi fe cristiana, y Bendito tu Hijo Jesús Rico, que por salvarnos fue Redención. Dios te salve, Estrella de la mañana, Tú iluminas la noche del pecador. Amor y Lucero, Faro, Guía, Luz de Santiago, escucha este canto, canto que sale del corazón. Santa María, Madre de Dios, ruega por nosotros, y a la hora de nuestra muerte, no nos falte Señora, Virgen del AMOR y muéstranos tu bendición.
No se tienen muy claros los primeros orígenes de esta Hermandad, aunque sus primeras constituciones datan de 1756. Esta Hermandad aparecía muy vinculada a la de la Vera Cruz. En esas primeras constituciones se citaban que la Hermandad disponía de 72 hermanos, siendo la finalidad de la Hermandad el enterramiento de los hermanos y las hermanas. Estaba situada en el convento de San Luis el Real, y no se tiene mucha seguridad en que esta pueda ser la Cofradía de Jesús El Pobre, o la de Jesús El Rico, ambas residentes en el convento anteriormente citado. De cualquier modo esta Hermandad ya aparecía en el siglo XVII, siendo lo más probable que al principio fuera la Hermandad de Jesús El Pobre.
De todas formas, el padre Llordén y Souvirón, en su obra "Historia Documental de las Cofradías y Hermandades de Pasión de la Ciudad de Málaga", reseña que la posible creación de esta Hermandad fuera en torno a el año 1584, cuando la Cofradía de la Vera Cruz se traslada al Convento de San Luis El Real. Literalmente, Llordén y Souvirón dice que "sus titulares son El Santísimo Cristo Crucificado de la Vera-Cruz y una imagen de nuestro Padre Jesús con la Cruz a cuestas". Aunque no se sabe a ciencia cierta que esa imagen de Nuestro Padre Jesús con la cruz a cuestas pueda ser la de Jesús El Rico, si se tienen dudas sobre ello.
La Hermandad conserva del siglo XVIII un bastón corto que, sin duda alguna, es una de las piezas más antiguas del ajuar de la Semana Santa de Málaga. En 1771 ocurrió un hecho curioso en la Hermandad. Los mayordomos de la Hermandad se enfrentaron a los fiscales de la misma, ya que al Cristo se le estaba bordando una túnica y no había dinero suficiente para terminarla. Los mayordomos propusieron vender 12 arrobas de cera para conseguir el dinero necesario para acabar la túnica. Los fiscales de la Hermandad se opusieron, argumentando que si vendían la cera podía acabar la vida de la Hermandad, ya que si se quedaban sin ella no se podían realizar los enterramientos ni la procesión. Al final los mayordomos de la Hermandad ganaron esta pequeña disputa, y la túnica del Señor fue terminada.
A finales del siglo XVIII, en 1795, cuando se realizó una clasificación de Hermandades por orden de importancia, la del Rico aparecía como una de las más destacadas en este aspecto, prueba de que era una de las Hermandades más pujantes e importantes de ese siglo.
En 1836, como muchas otras Cofradías, las medidas desamortizadoras a los conventos, hizo que la Hermandad tuviera que cambiar de sede canónica, estableciéndose en la actual, la Parroquia de Santiago. En el siglo XIX hay otra preocupación en el seno de las Cofradías, como es el tema de los enterramientos. Estos ya no se pueden realizar en capillas, ya que han sido todas expropiadas, teniendo que comprar nichos en los cementerios para poder realizar los enterramientos debidamente como se merecían sus hermanos. La Cofradía del Rico labró un panteón en el cementerio y en 1868, se bendijo dicho panteón.
Durante este siglo la Hermandad realizó varias veces su salida procesional junto a la Archicofradía de la Sangre y junto al Señor de la Puente, ya que las procesiones tenían un carácter irregular por los problemas políticos que habían en ese siglo. En 1856, la prensa recoge una salida procesional de las Cofradías del Rico y de la Sangre el Jueves Santo 20 de Marzo, en la que destaca la gran presencia militar en dicho desfile.
A partir del año 1915 la Hermandad entra en un período de renovación y de consolidación, siendo una de las Hermandades que hicieron posible la fundación de la Agrupación de Cofradías en el año 1921. Se tiene constancia de que por aquel entonces la Cofradía realizara estación de penitencia todas las noches del Miércoles Santo a las 21.00 horas, saliendo desde la Parroquia de Santiago. Ese día salía junto a otras 3 Hermandades: Expiración y la Puente del Cedrón.
En la Semana Santa de 1922, la Cofradía incorporó junto con el Nazareno, la imagen del Cirineo, obra de Castillo Lastrucci. Sin embargo, esta nueva iconografía desapareció en el año 1924, año en el que fue procesionado por última vez este personaje.
La Cofradía cambia la advocación de "Dolores" de su titular mariana en 1924 por la del Amor, debido a la cantidad de Vírgenes que había con la advocación de los "Dolores" en las Iglesias de Málaga. El cambio de advocación se resolvía con un pleito que "ganaba" la Virgen cuya talla, advocación o cofradía fuera más antigua.
Los sucesos de 1931 y 1936 son los que peor se comportan con esta Cofradía. A excepción de la Paloma, esta es la Hermandad que sale más perjudicada de estos acontecimientos, perdiendo sus queridas imágenes en ambos sucesos. Al igual que las imágenes también se perdieron los tronos, que por aquella época eran obra del granadino Luis de Vicente, verdaderas obras de arte.
La Cofradía se supo reponer pronto y en 1938 se realiza la reorganización de la Hermandad, volviendo a salir en procesión la imagen de Jesús el Rico en 1939, obra de Navas Parejo y sobre un trono provisional. En la década de los 40, la Hermandad va a comprar los que son sus actuales tronos: en 1942 el del Cristo y en 1946 el de la Virgen, ambos obras de Prados López. En la década de los 50 se bordarían el manto y el palio actuales de la Virgen, trabajo llevado a cabo por el bordador Leopoldo Padilla.
Esta ha sido una Cofradía de pocos cambios importantes a lo largo de su historia, siendo el cambio más significativo en 1981, año en el que sustituye la Virgen del Amor por una de Antonio Dubé de Luque. En el año 1997 se le autorizó a la Cofradía a llevar la cabeza de San Juan el degollado a los pies del Señor, tras diversas discusiones con el Museo de Bellas Artes. Desde hace pocos años que la Cofradía viene haciendo su salida desde su Casa Hermandad, situada en calle Victoria, cerca de donde antes realizaba su salida desde el tradicional "tinglao".
Imágenes Titulares a lo largo de la historia
Cristo
1. Anónimo malagueño, siglo XVIII (Siglo XIX - 1931)
Desde el siglo XIX hasta 1921, la salida procesional de esta imagen fue realizada de forma esporádica, siendo a partir de 1921 (coincidiendo con la fundación de la Agrupación de Cofradías) cuando realiza un desfile procesional de forma continua.
La imagen de Jesús Nazareno tenía la cabeza inclinada hacia la derecha que estaba cubierta por pelo natural y una corona de espina de acero. Era una imagen de gran expresión y dramatismo en su rostro. Sujetaba sobre sus hombros una larga cruz plana pesada. Fue destruido desgraciadamente en los sucesos de 1931.
2. Anónimo malagueño, siglo XIX (1935)
Las características formales de esta imagen eran similares a la anterior: larga cabellera de pelo natural, cabeza inclinada hacia la derecha y de talla natural. Tan solo fue procesionado en la Semana Santa de 1935 debido a que al año siguiente fue destruido.
3. José Navas Parejo, año 1939 (1939 - hasta la actualidad)
En el año 1939, el imaginero granadino Navas Parejo realizó el actual Nazareno. De claros postulados granadinos, este Nazareno sigue la misma estética que los dos anteriores, incluso con la misma inclinación de la cabeza.
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1. Anónimo malagueño, siglo XVIII (1916 - 1931)
La primitiva imagen de Nuestra Señora de los Dolores (pasó a llamar María Santísima del Amor en 1924), es un anónimo malagueño del siglo XVIII. Era una imagen de gran dureza en su rostro, dureza en la que se representaba el dolor propio del momento. Su rostro era de un intenso dolor y estaba levemente inclinado a la izquierda.
2. Anónimo malagueño, siglo XIX (1935)
Destruida la anterior talla en los sucesos de 1931, don Miguel Ojeda Torrecilla cedió a la Hermandad del Rico una nueva imagen de Virgen. Era un anónimo malagueño del siglo XIX, con un modelado de suaves características. Se caracterizaba por su notable ejecución, y por sus rasgos en el rostro: boca entreabierta y pequeños labios, nariz recta, ojos abiertos, cejas bastante pronunciadas, una barbilla redonda... Fue destruida, al igual que el Cristo, en el año 1936, junto con todo el patrimonio de la Hermandad.
3. Nicolás Prados López, año 1939 (1939 - 1980)
Esta imagen, procesionada durante más de 40 años, contaba con una calidad artística y una belleza inferior a las restantes imágenes marianas que había poseído la Hermandad. El rostro de la imagen estaba levemente inclinado hacia la izquierda, presentando los ojos semiabiertos, con dos lágrimas brotándoles de los mismos. Era una imagen, que, a pesar de no tener la calidad ni la belleza de las otras, sí representaba a la perfección la realidad del momento de Dolor de María. Fue sustituida lamentablemente en la Semana Santa de 1981 por una nueva de Dubé de Luque.
4. Antonio Dubé de Luque, año 1981 (1981 - hasta la actualidad)
En 1981 se realizó la actual imagen de María Santísima del Amor, obra del artista sevillano Dubé de Luque, presentando semejanzas con el arte de la ciudad hispalense.
Tronos a lo largo de la historia
Cristo
1. Talleres Casassola, principios del siglo XX (1901 - 1915)
Este primer trono era de una gran sencillez en sus formas, constituyendo unas sencillas andas a modo de peana, simbolizando el antiguo trono de carrete. En sus ángulos aparecían cuatro arbotantes de metal. Fue sustituido al año siguiente.
2. Anónimo malagueño, año 1916 (1916 - 1927)
Era un trono de estructura rectangular, realizado en madera dorada con decoración plateresca en sus frentes (guirnaldas, hojas de acanto, columnas estriadas), destacando en el frontal una cartela con el anagrama J. S. H. En las esquinas aparecían sobre la plataforma de la mesa del trono cuatro arbotantes.
3. Luis de Vicente, año 1928 (1928 - 1935)
Este año, el Nazareno estrenó un nuevo trono realizado en madera tallada y dorada, realizado por el prestigioso tallista granadino Luis de Vicente. En el frontal del trono aparecía el escudo de Carlos III policromado en el que aparece la corona real y el toisón de oro y corona de espinas. En los laterales nos encontramos con escenas de la Pasión. En las esquinas se situaban airosos arbotantes que llegaban hasta los hombros del Señor, otorgando de luz al trono.
Corrió bastante suerte en los sucesos de 1931 y no fue destruido, pero de nuevo tuvo que enfrentarse a unos desalmados en 1936, no soportando este último ataque.
4. Nicolás Prados López, año 1942 (1942 - hasta la actualidad)
Desde 1939 hasta 1942, el Nazareno estuvo procesionándose sobre sencillos tronos provisionales adornados con flores. Sus frentes aparecían lisos y en sus esquinas nos encontrábamos con juegos de pilastras.
En la Semana Santa de 1942, el Nazareno estrenó su actual trono, realizado por el tallista e imaginero granadino Prados López, al estilo del desaparecido de Luis de Vicente.
Virgen
1. Talleres Prini, año 1919 (1919 - 1925)
Desde 1916 a 1919, la Virgen salió sobre unas sencillas andas parecidas a las del Cristo.
Al año siguiente, la Virgen estrenó un trono sin palio realizado en los talleres Prini. El trono era de gran sencillez y reducidas dimensiones. En sus frentes había decoración de hojarascas con cartela en el centro del anagrama A. M. En las esquinas aparecían pinturas evangélicas. El conjunto estaba rematado por cuatro candelabros en las esquinas y una media luna a los pies de la Virgen. Delante de Ella se colocaba una pequeña candelería.
2. Luis de Vicente, año 1926 (1926 - 1935)
Otro de los tronos realizados por el tallista granadino Luis de Vicente perteneció a la Cofradía del Rico. El año 1926 fue el primero en el que la Virgen salió bajo palio con barras de palio realizadas en plata. El cajillo del trono estaba profusamente decorado y en las esquinas habían grandes roleos que se unían con los arbotantes. Era de mayor dimensiones que el anterior.
En 1929 el trono fue ampliado en grandes proporciones, añadiéndole cuatro medallones con figuras de la Pasión, a la misma vez que también se amplió el alumbrado.
3. Nicolás Prados López, año 1942 (1942 - hasta la actualidad)
Destruido el anterior trono en 1936, la Virgen del Amor salió sobre sencillos tronos provisionales desde 1939 hasta 1942. Era un cajillo rectangular de reducidas dimensiones con una cartela en el frontal donde se podía ver el escudo de la Hermandad. El trono no poseía palio, volviendo al antiguo conjunto de 1919.
En la Semana Santa de 1942 la Virgen estrenaría el actual trono, obra de madera tallada y dorada realizado por Nicolás Prados López, siendo de un estilo bastante parecido al de Luis de Vicente. La Virgen volvía a salir bajo palio. (Less)
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2008-06-09 14:50:14 Description: To many, Satya Say Baba is a holy man and living deity, called by his devotees: the Lord of Serpents. An ironic appellation considering his history with young members of his following he attempted to (More) To many, Satya Say Baba is a holy man and living deity, called by his devotees: the Lord of Serpents. An ironic appellation considering his history with young members of his following he attempted to seduce. As with many open frauds and mountebanks, Say Baba has humble pre-canonizational beginnings yet through influence and power attained by auction of hyperbole and credulity he has gained a significant following.
On November 23, 1926 he was born "Sath-yan-arayana Raju" to Peddacenkappa and Easwaramma in a remote village of the South Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. Much like Mary mother of Jesus, Easwaramma reported an encounter with a holy god or swamy, "Sathyanarayana Swamy," who, in a dream, overcame her with a blue light sphere making her faint and by some mystery, also pregnant. While Baba developed, as the chosen mother reports, musical instruments played on their own accord in their household. In deed, Baba' beginnings appear miraculous by the accounts of his mother, while other accounts proffered by other family members show some discrepencies. Whatever the truth is, it was in Sathyanarayana's high school years that he declared his divine reincarnation.
After reviving from a coma induced by scorpion bite, Baba began to spontaneously pronounce shlokas or story like prayers from Hindu scripture. In May 1940 he proclaimed himself to be a reincarnation of the fakir and saint Sai Baba of Shirdi, adopting his name, Sai Baba.
Despite the wishes of his devotees, there is much to read about his man, his story has been dissected and explored. Nevertheless, one need not uncover any hidden details to assert the fraudulence of this following. His prophecies are unsure and his teachings are generic. One can't help, as with Mohamed or Joseph Smith, but notice his eclectic collection of obviously plagiarized dictates. Some example of subject matter include, service and charity, love for all creatures, temporary status on earth, devotion to God, etc. Other curious teachings that separate Baba's following from other faiths, such as celibacy after age fifty or requisite meditation from 3:00 am to 4:00 am, make one wonder what possible utility his sayings have aside from making one drowsy and perhaps regretting marriage.
The real mystery in my mind is whether or not his +1 million devotees actually believe their dear leader. According to Baba all religions, including the Pope's Catholicism, Phelps' Westboro Baptists, Koresh's Branch Davidians, and Farrakhan's Nation of Islam are all "paths to realizing the One (God)." Assuming they ignore doctrinal considerations such as these, how do they come to terms with accusations surrounding his sex abuses on the boy Alayan Rahm and Marc-Andre St. Jean?
Partisans who visit my channel on YouTube have revealed an interesting theme to me, and I've since seen it prolifically among believers of all stripes as I have made commentary on their various videos. It is the ridiculous silence they attempt to maintain throughout their community regarding the validity of Baba's claims. The lack of candor is admittedly depressing. Users such as "seealwaysinside" and "i2smile" ignore my commentary and questions better than any other user I have attempted to challenge. It seems as though they have seen always inside and smiled about how they can get away with falsity and distortion of truth.
As you watch Tanya Datta's documentary on Baba, ask yourself what you think about him. Are in fact his followers honest about their leader's nature? It is my hope you will answer no, extreme dishonesty it rampant. I hope in general that you see the liability associated with both leader worship and lack of inquiry. (Less)
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2008-04-17 15:10:59 Description: Ray Price Portrait of a Legend Stories About Ray The lights dim. The sixtyish-looking woman beside me, a complete stranger until fifteen minutes ago, clutches my arm in excitement. It's the (More) Ray Price Portrait of a Legend Stories About Ray The lights dim. The sixtyish-looking woman beside me, a complete stranger until fifteen minutes ago, clutches my arm in excitement. It's the first time she'll see Ray Price in person. This mature audience in Laughlin, Nevada, seems to appreciate the fact that the living legend on stage, now in his early seventies, is still youthfully handsome, his voice as powerful and melodious as ever. Near the end of the show, Ray introduces a song written, he tells us, by a "dear friend" who brought him as a young Texas kid to Nashville and got him on the Grand Ole Opry. "I lived with my friend for almost a year before he passed away." He pauses, his eyes seeming to wander back to that long-ago time. "So, if you-all don't mind, I'd like to sing you one of the late Hank Williams' songs." The crowd responds with a huge ovation as Ray begins Hank's "Mansion on the Hill." After the show I'm set to interview Ray Price. I want to learn more about that famed friendship. It's a dramatic story, I feel, one that will say much about how a true friend can ease your path, whether you're on the way up--or the way down. The year was 1951. Early autumn. There was a slight chill in the air outside on Nashville's streets. Inside Studio C at station WSM, the atmosphere was tense for the dark-haired young singer from Texas. He had just driven all the way to Nashville, probably breaking a few speed laws on the way. If there were stars in the newcomer's intense blue eyes, he had every reason to be thrilled and enormously impressed. Ray Price was about to meet Hank Williams, the reigning country music star of the day. Not only that, Ray was going to sing on his show. Ray had a few minor recordings and some local Texas performances behind him. Twenty-eight-year-old Hank Williams was already a national phenomenon. Songs he'd written were blasting from every radio and juke box across the country. But ole Hank didn't let that stand between them. Ray, recalling that first meeting, says. "It was one of those instant friendships. I liked him; he liked me. For some reason we hit it off right away." They went to Hank's home after the show and talked for hours about their hopes and dreams. Price, a 25-year-old former veterinary student, had a clear, vibrant voice that many felt might be wasted just talking to horses. He had recently signed with Columbia Records. "All you need," Hank told him, "is a hit record. And I'm going to write one for you." Quite an offer. At that time Hank's songs were being grabbed up by big-name pop singers like Tony Bennett, Jo Stafford and Rosemary Clooney. Tunes like "Cold, Cold Heart," and "I Can't Help It If I'm Still In Love With You" were hitting the tops of the charts in both country and pop markets. Hank followed up on his promise. The day after they met, he took Ray with him to a singing engagement in Evansville, Indiana. During the miles of rolling countryside between Nashville and Southern Indiana, creative ideas flew back and forth. Hank and Ray ended up writing "Weary Blues from Waiting" together. Said Ray, "We'd think up a line, each one of us, and then we'd do another. When we got there it was all written. I didn't put my name on it because I couldn't; I was with another company." Quite a team. Hank, who has been dubbed "The Hillbilly Shakespeare," could capture heartfelt emotion with ease in a few poetic word pictures. By the end of his brief life, he'd written 129 songs, many of them still favorites today. Ray, a fine songwriter too, had the more powerful impressive voice. But in mid-October 1951, it must have made sense for Ray to record "Weary Blues from Waiting" in Hank's highly popular plaintive style. Columbia released "Weary Blues" in November and gave it a big advertising/publicity splash because it was, after all, a Hank Williams song. But it didn't turn out to be the big hit hoped for, the hit that would have led to the Grand Ole Opry, the mecca of all country music performers. Hank didn't let that stop him. A few weeks later, he phoned Ray, who was performing back in Texas, and gave him the big news. If he could be in Nashville by the next day, he had a spot on the Grand Ole Opry. Another frantic trip. Ray burned rubber off four tires getting there. In January 1952, Ray moved to Nashville and soon became a regular on the Grand Ole Opry. A world of possibilities was opening up for him. But while Ray was moving upward in his climb to fame, Hank began to hurtle into free fall. He'd reached the pinnacle of his brief career, and his meteoric blaze in the sun would soon burn out. Separation that January from his wife, Audrey, started off the downhill plunge. Severe problems from a recent back operation added fuel to increase the periodic drinking that had long plagued him. Hank began to drink more and more to ease the the pain and heartache. His career suffered. Although he was still writing and selling songs, he began to miss perfomances or, worse yet, stagger on stage drunk. Ray was quick to defend Hank on that score. "He was not the type to go out in public drunk. When he drank, he drank a glassful at one time, and then another glassful, until he was totally wiped out. And he would stay in his room. The operators or the promoters would drag him out drunk." Ray was hired to accompany Hank on his singing engagements. "They used to send me along to sort of look out for him," Ray explained. "They knew Hank liked me, that he'd listen to me." But Hank's drinking put Ray in a tight spot more than a few times. In a scathing review, a newspaper reporter described one of these performances in Richmond, Virginia, on Jan. 29, 1952. It told how Ray Price had to come on stage and apologize for Hank, stall the crowd by singing Hank's songs, and then declare a half-hour intermission. When Hank finally appeared, he was so drunk that fans began to demand their money back. Ray tried to calm everyone down, calling out, "We all love you, Hank, don't we?" How did it feel filling in for Hank on these tours? Ray's response was fond and overly modest. "There was no way I could fill in for Hank; all I could do was kill time for him." With a reminiscent smile, he added, "He was the top dog." Ray was not about to let Hank down. After Hank and his wife separated and Hank needed a place to stay, Ray came to his rescue. The two moved into a two-story stone duplex in Nashville. Ray lived upstairs and Hank on the first floor. Ray did most of the housework and looked after Hank while he recuperated from the back operation he'd undergone a few weeks earlier. At that point, Hank was optimistic he could patch things up with Audrey and go back to his home and family. But taking care of Hank proved as much of a challenge as touring with him. His alcoholism had advanced to the point where he wouldn't eat while he was drinking. But if Ray could get him to start eating, he'd straighten out. If the food wouldn't stay down, however, he'd reach for the bottle right away and just sit in his room and keep on drinking. The last straw was when Hank lost hope that Audrey would reconcile with him. When she filed for divorce Hank was devastated. According to Ray, who accompanied Hank to the property settlement discussions, Hank was overly generous, giving Audrey much more than was required. He wanted to prove to her how much he still loved her. The divorce went through anyway and plunged Hank into further gloom. In the brief year Hank and Ray knew each other, there was not much time for light-hearted moments, for the hunting and fishing they might have shared in happier times. "We went and tried to fish, but..." Ray's voice trailed off, seemingly reluctant to explain just why the fishing trip never came off. He shifted the subject. "He liked to shoot a pistol. We'd go out on the target range." Hank continued to write songs for Ray. One of them was "I Can't Escape From You," which Ray duly recorded. But Hank also offered Ray some of his biggest hits, songs like "Jambalaya," and "Take These Chains From My Heart." Hank would bounce them off Ray and ask "What do you think of it? I wrote it for you." When Ray predicted they would be hits, Hank would often change his mind and take them back to record himself. Possibly Hank recognized Ray's ability to spot a hit, an ability proven later when Ray helped "launch" the songwriting careers of such "greats" as Willie Nelson, Roger Miller, Harlan Howard, Bill Anderson and Kris Kristofferson. During the early months of 1952, living in the same house with Hank as his alcoholism progressed must have been difficult. One evening, Hank is said to have double-dated with singer Faron Young, but Hank preferred Faron's girl to his own. By the end of the evening when Hank was loaded, he called Faron into a bedroom and pointed a gun at him. He wanted to switch girls; he claimed to have fallen for Faron's date. Faron, understandably, agreed. Whether that story is true or not, Hank did end up marrying the girl, Billie Jean, later that year. But Billie Jean couldn't stop Hank on his downhill plunge. Hank finally became so far gone in his alcoholism that Ray, along with Don Helms, a member of Hank's band, were afraid he'd drink himself to death. They arranged to have him sedated and committed to the Madison Sanitarium to undergo treatment. Hank Williams' biographers have written that Hank was so furious that he ordered Ray to move out of the house, then later apologized and begged him not to leave. Ray, who was already loading a truck, is said to have responded. "I've got to." Ray revealed to me that he moved out of the house at that time, but not out of Hank's life. He moved for personal reasons that had nothing to do with Hank. He continued to be very much involved with Hank's activities. In August, Hank's drinking problem became too much for the Grand Ole Opry, where he had been a top star. They fired him. After Audrey and the divorce, it was another devastating loss for Hank. He left town to go to work for the Louisiana Hayride in Shreveport. Ray remembers the day Hank left Nashville. As he was driving into town, he saw Hank in a service station, standing beside his Cadillac. Hank lifted his hand and motioned for Ray to stop. "Where are you going?" Hank asked as Ray pulled in. "Where are you going?" Ray wanted to know. "Back to Shreveport." He kind of laughed when he asked Ray, "You wanta come?" "I better not," Ray said. He would only see Hank alive one more time after that. Ray's career success continued to escalate in Nashville that fall as he became one of the the hottest entertainers in town. Hank had dreams of straightening out his life and returning to the Grand Ole Opry. It never happened. The final meeting of the two friends occurred at the Big D Jamboree in Dallas shortly before Christmas 1952. Hank caught sight of his friend and walked toward him smiling, singing a few lines from Ray's latest hit, "Don't Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes." They talked, and Hank suggested to Ray and his mother that he "might just come over and spend Christmas with you." They warmly invited him to do so, but Hank went back to his family in Alabama instead. Hank and Ray did make plans to get together in Ohio, however. They both had engagements in that state on New Year's Eve--Ray in Cleveland, Hank in Canton, fifty miles away. They arranged to meet in Canton on New Year's Day. By the end of 1952, the mid-section of the country was in the throes of a fierce winter storm. Hank, who had planned to fly to Canton, hired a chauffeur instead to drive him North in his powder blue Cadillac sedan. Ray was able to get the last flight out of Nashville. Hank couldn't sleep the night before that trip. He told his new wife, Billie Jean, that he saw "God comin' down the road." His health had been deteriorating. The trip was to prove his undoing. He died somewhere in West Virginia in the back seat of his Cadillac. The driver knew Hank had been drinking heavily and thought he had merely passed out. The death wasn't discovered until they pulled into the town of Oak Hill on New Year's day. Officially his demise was attributed to a heart attack. The meeting in Canton, Ohio, on New Year's Day between the two friends never took place. Instead, Ray was among a host of fellow performers bidding goodbye to the great Hank Williams at a massive funeral in Montgomery, Alabama, on January 4, 1953. All the stars of the Opry were there. The radio stations had been playing his music night and day. Fans wept. Hank was back in the fold again, a country music legend for all time. Hank Williams's career was brief, but unforgettable. In 1962, he one of the first performers to be inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame. Ray Price is still a star, a living legend, who has helped revolutionize more than a few changes in country music. In 1956, Ray's unique recording of "Crazy Arms" was a top hit for forty-five weeks, knocking even Elvis off the charts. It clearly established Ray Price as a leading light in country music. But Ray, in 1967, went in a new direction and with his concert-calibre voice, backed by dozens of violins, soared into a beautiful, show-stopping rendition of the classic, "Danny Boy." Unperturbed by criticism that he had deserted country music, Ray went on to new cross-over heights with his early 1970's hits, "For the Good Times," and "I Won't Mention it Again." Erasing the boundaries between country and pop became a vital issue for Ray Price. He had long resented the fact that Hank's songs were eagerly gobbled up by the pop world, but the country singer himself found it more difficult to cross over at that time. Today, however, Hank Williams is a household word, and Ray, still touring throughout the country, pays tribute to his mentor at each concert. In 1996, Ray Price was inducted into the Country Music Association Hall of Fame. In 1999, he celebrates his fiftieth successful year in the music business. Hank would have been proud of his protege. If you have a story or anecdote about Ray Price that you think Ray's fans would enjoy, we invite you to submit it for possible publication on this site. We're looking for anecdotes that are amusing, cute, heartwarming, or illustrative of the qualities that have made Ray Price a legendary performer. Please email your entry to fan club president SANDRA ORWIG at rpfc40@aol.com. The Day Ray Price almost fell for me Every Sunday back in the 50's the Country Music stars came to the Lyric theater in Indianapolis IN, and I never missed a one. One Sunday when I was around sixteen or there abouts, I had went to see George Hamilton the 4th, and was sitting in the first row, when this good looking guy tried to go pass me for a seat (you know how those theater seats are *S*) and I stuck out my foot to trip him, he just about fell!! Then in a little bit, George said We have a special guest with us tonight and we'd like to get him up here to sing a song for you. Well this good-looking guy got up and went on stage, George said,we'd like for you to meet Mr. Ray Price! Boy was I embarrassed. So I'll never forget how Ray almost fell for me! *S* I have loved Ray ever since! Written by:Liz Puett Reprinted with permission from Dick Shuey's Country Music Stories His Usual Considerate Self It had been many years since I had seen Ray when he was at the Choctaw Festival in Tuskahoma, Ok, a few years ago. I was so excited at seeing him again, so I made a special shirt to wear. It was a red t'shirt and had the slogan, "I love Ray Price" printed in white. My greatest desire was to have my picture made with Ray. After the show he was signing autographs and I waited until he was almost through then asked him to sign my shirt. Then my son took our picture. My son then told me he thought the flash malfunctioned and he was not sure it would be a good picture. I said we would wait until he was finished and maybe try again. Before Ray had signed the last autograph someone was calling from the bus to hurry, they were running late and had to go. He said ok, but first he had one more picture. Then he walked over to me, smiling, and said, "Now, let's get a good picture." He had heard my son's comment and took time to redo the picture although he was running behind schedule. What a guy!!!. Oh, yes both pictures were good. At another concert some months later in Omaha, Texas, I had injured my leg and was on crutches or wheelchair. After the show the line was very, very long and I knew I could not stand that long. So I resorted to the wheelchair. As we approached the table we were talking with Cliff and I mentioned I wanted to take a picture with Ray. And I was wearing another special shirt that said 'I still love Ray Price' Ray heard us and immediately got up and came around the table. He helped me out of the chair, signed my shirt and my son took our picture. On that particular night Ray was fighting a severe cold and was very sick, but that did not keep him from being his usual wonderful, considerate self. I could go on and on and on about Ray. He sure made a hit with my son who grew up on Ray Price music. I even told Ray my son, also named Clifton, could say Ray Price almost as soon as he could say Mommy. Thanks for all you do to promote 'our guy'. Florine It Wasn't Just A Cock-and-Bull Story The first time I met Ray Price was at the Travis County Live Stock Show & Rodeo. My husband and I had only been married a couple of years and I told him I would love to go and see Ray Price. He told me sure we could go and that he had known Ray for many, many years and that he used to handle game roosters for Ray when Ray would fight them in Oklahoma and Louisiana. At this point I was glad to get to go but had major doubts about how well he knew Ray. We bought 4 front and center tickets and waited for what seemed like forever. The night finally come. We got all made up in our best rodeo clothes to go and see the great Ray Price. I didn't watch much of the rodeo for looking to see if Ray was at the autograph table and waiting to hear him sing. The whole way to the rodeo ( an hour drive one way) my husband kept saying him and Ray this, him and Ray did that. Me and the boys were really getting tired of hearing this and thinking that he was full of BS. Before Ray sang they announced he would sign autographs after the show. I set through the show in pure heaven. Ray's voice melting every bone. Right before he finished the last song I told my husband we had to hurry to the autograph place. We went and were first in line. In a few minutes a long, long line had formed. Earlier in the night I had bought a double album to get Ray to sign. My husband said don't buy it I'll get Ray to give you one. Again sure you will. I bought it anyway. We waited for what seemed like hours. The whole time my husband telling us more cute stories. Finally the lady behind us said sure you know him and laughed. That was what we had thought. About that time Ray came out stopped,looked at my husband and said 'Damn, boy, I haven't seen you for years.' They hugged and started talking as if they had just seen each other the day before. After we picked up our jaws, even the lady behind us, Ray chewed my husband out for buying the album and signed it for me. He told my husband that Duke and some of the other old group were up in the Ball Room. He told someone there with him to take us up to the Ball Room which was a black tie or suit and tie place. We were in jeans, western shirts, and boots. The materdee at the door told us you can't come in here you're not properly dressed an your not the type of people that come here. About that time the guy from Ray's band caught up with us and told him that they are guests of Mr. Price. You should have seen that guy jump threw the hoop. It was great. From then on we were believers. Every time we go and see Ray I ask for him to sing my favorite song For the Good Times and we stand in front of the band and it seems as if he is singing for just us. We had plans to go and see him again in Llano but he was sick. There would have been a second favorite to ask for this time Soft Rain. One day we will catch up with him and get it done. Friends and fans, The Skinners A Fan Club President Has Some Stories Too These reminiscences of fan club president Sandra Orwig are reprinted from her most recent newsleter. Ray was playing one of the largest Pennsylvania fairs with three other well-known country artists. Before the show began the head of the fair committee came to the bus and told Ray that if he did not want to autograph after the show he did not have to do so as the others were not going to do so. Ray's reply made me so proud. He said, "I don't care who autographs, I am." He was the top billed star and the only one that cared enough about his fans to stay out in the cold and sign every autograph. It was a very cold September night and Ray closed the show so it was very dark on the race track when he autographed. When he finished, Blondie said to him, "Let's go," and he said, "No, I have to go talk to Sandra's Dad." As most of you know, my father is handicapped and does not get to go see Ray often, but Ray made sure we were escorted to park by the bus and then, regardless of the cold, late hour and long trip ahead of him back to Texas, he took the time to talk with my Dad. Only one reason why he has "Touched My Heart." Sandra Orwig (from her newsletter #55) "His timeless music, incredible voice, and innovative genius have yet to be equalled by any other singer in today's country-music world." Ray Price is one of American music's truly great stars. He was inducted into Nashville's Country Music Hall of Fame in 1996, but has long shown his genius in other genres as well. After more than a half-century in the business, Ray can still belt out a song with the best of them, whether it's honky-tonk, country, pop, blues, jazz, or anything in between. With his May 2000 Buddha Records release--"Prisoner of Love"--Ray has delightfully proven this once again with a big-band-backed medley in many moods and styles. Audiences full of cheering fans still flock to his concerts whenever he's in town, and that's fairly often, for this vigorous Texan maintains a hefty tour schedule. On Inauguration Eve 2001, Ray was proud to be on stage in Washington, D.C., as one of the Texas performers who entertained enormous crowds at the Texas Black Tie and Boots Ball. This dynamic artist can be proud also of his role in the history of country music. In fact, he has helped to write that history as well as live it. He was born Noble Ray Price on January 12, 1926, near Perryville, Texas, and his musical talents became evident at an early age. While in college, Ray became a regular on KRLD radio's "Big D Jamboree" show in Dallas. On March 15, 1951, Ray signed with prestigious Columbia Records, and in 1952, moved to Nashville where his great friend and supporter was the legendary Hank Williams. Hank got Ray on the Grand Ole Opry and the two shared bachelor quarters during the last year of Hank's brief but memorable life. Ray's band was initially formed from the remnants of Hank Williams' band, the Drifting Cowboys. The band would later become the Cherokee Cowboys, and Ray himself would become known as the Cherokee Cowboy. Ray has always had an uncanny talent for recognizing quality in both music and musicians. The careers of many country music superstars, such as Willie Nelson, Roger Miller, Johnny Paycheck, Darrell McCall, Buddy Emmons, and Johnny Bush, began with Ray Price and the Cherokee Cowboys. Ray Price became noted for his magnificent show-stopping voice and honky-tonk hits throughout the 1950's. On the way to the top, he also helped revolutionize more than a few changes in country music. In 1956, when rock and roll was threatening to drown out the sounds of traditional country music, it took Ray's rendition of "Crazy Arms" to knock Elvis off the charts. That recording's 45 weeks at the top of the charts got people listening to country music again and clearly established Ray Price as a leader in the field. But Ray has never been so traditional that he didn't innovate. During the "Crazy Arms" recording session, he added drums and a 4-4 bass and shuffle rhythm that redefined the way country music was played for years to come. Then, just when everyone else in country was turning to that sound, Ray, in 1967, went in a new direction and added a large string section and with his concert-calibre voice soared into a beautiful, show-stopping rendition of the classic, "Danny Boy." Audiences were stunned by its beauty. His "Danny Boy" album made him new fans in sections of the country far beyond the Mason- Dixon line. But some in Nashville and the South thought he had deserted country music and didn't take it well. Unperturbed, Ray went on to new heights with his early 1970's hits, "For the Good Times," and "I Won't Mention it Again." He refused to accept boundaries between country and pop. Music was music. A lot of Ray's strong feeling about artificial boundaries in music goes back to his close association with his mentor and close friend, Hank Williams. Ray resented the fact that Hank's songs were eagerly accepted by the pop world but the country singer himself was not. At least in that day and age. A few year later he would have been, according to Ray. But not then. Erasing the lines between country and pop became a vital issue for Ray Price. With his own brand of individualism, he continues to cross musical boundaries and create songs and sounds for everyone. His latest album, "Prisoner of Love," was recorded with a 50-piece orchestra. It combines old country standards with beautiful ballads from all eras, and includes a few new songs never before recorded. This Country Music Hall of Fame legend is the soul of country music. He continues to be creative and expand conventional boundaries with his music, while never forgetting his roots. His timeless music and incredible commitment to performing has made him a bridge between the early days of country to today's contemporary country music. The Los Angeles Times has declared Ray Price to be 'a national treasure.' Another newspaper has compared him to Frank Sinatra. Ask any Ray Price fan, however, if that's true. 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Larry the Cable Guy Christmastime in Larryland Upcoming Concerts 12/01/07 Stafford Centre for the Performing Arts - Amphitheater Stafford TX view all tour information Ray Price has covered -- and kicked up -- as much musical turf as any country singer of the postwar era. He's been lionized as the man who saved hard country when Nashville went pop, and vilified as the man who went pop when hard country was starting to call its own name with pride. Actually, he was -- and still is -- no more than a musically ambitious singer, always looking for the next challenge for a voice that could bring down roadhouse walls. Circa 1949, Price cut his first record for Bullet in Dallas. In 1951, he was picked up by Columbia, the label for which he would record for more than 20 years. After knocking around in Lefty Frizzell's camp for six months or so (his first Columbia single was a Frizzell composition) Price befriended Hank Williams. The connection brought him to the Opry and profoundly affected his singing style. After Hank died, Price starting stretching out more as a singer and arranger. His experimentation culminated in the 4/4 bass-driven "Crazy Arms," the country song of the year for 1956. The intensely rhythmic sound he discovered with "Crazy Arms" would dominate his -- and much of country in general's -- music for the next six years. To this day, people in Nashville refer to a 4/4 country shuffle as the "Ray Price beat." Heavy on fiddle, steel, and high tenor harmony, his country work from the late '50s is as lively as the rock & roll of the same era. Price tired of that sound, however, and started messing around with strings. His lush 1967 version of "Danny Boy" and his 1970 take on Kris Kristofferson's "For the Good Times" were, in their crossover way, landmark records. But few of his old fans appreciated the fact. In the three decades following "For the Good Times," Price's career was often an awkward balancing act in which twin Texas fiddles are weighed against orchestras. Born in tiny Perryville, TX, Price spent most of his youth in Dallas. It was there where he learned how to play guitar and sing. Following his high school graduation, he studied veterinary medicine at North Texas Agricultural College in Abilene before he left school to join the Marines in 1942. Price stayed in the service throughout World War II, returning to Texas in 1946. After leaving the Marines, he initially returned to college, yet he began to perform at local clubs and honky tonks, as well as on the local radio station KRBC, where he was dubbed the Cherokee Cowboy. Three years later, he was invited to join the Dallas-based The Big D Jamboree, which convinced him to make music his full-time career. Shortly after joining The Big D Jamboree, the show began to be televised by CBS, which helped him release a single, "Your Wedding Corsage"/"Jealous Lies," on the independent Dallas label Bullet. Price moved to Nashville to pursue a major-label record contract in 1951. After auditioning and failing several times, Ray finally signed to Columbia Records, after A&R representative Troy Martin convinced the label's chief executive, Don Law, that Decca was prepared to give the singer a contract. Previously, Law was uninterested in Price -- he turned him down 20 times and threatened Martin never to mention his name again -- but he was unprepared to give a rival company a chance at the vocalist. Just before "Talk to Your Heart" became a number three hit for Price in the spring of 1952, Ray met his idol, Hank Williams, who immediately became a close friend. Over the next year, Hank performed a number of favors for Price, including giving him "Weary Blues" to record and helping him join the Grand Ole Opry. Ray also became the permanent substitute for Hank whenever he was missing or too drunk to perform. Following Williams' death in 1953, Price inherited the Drifting Cowboys. Following the success of "Don't Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes" in the fall of 1952, Price was quiet for much of 1953. It wasn't until 1954 that he returned to the charts with "I'll Be There (If You Ever Want Me)," a number two hit that kicked off a successful year for Price that also included the Top Ten singles "Release Me" and "If You Don't, Somebody Else Will." Instead of capitalizing on that success, he disappeared from the charts during 1955, as he spent the year forming the Cherokee Cowboys. Over the course of the past two years, he had realized that performing with the Drifting Cowboys had made him sound too similar to Hank Williams, so he decided to form his own group. Originally, most of the members were lifted from Lefty Frizzell's Western Cherokees, but over the years a number of gifted musicians began their careers in this band, including Roger Miller, Johnny Paycheck, Buddy Emmons, Johnny Bush, and Willie Nelson. Ray returned to the charts in 1956, first with "Run Boy" and then with "Crazy Arms," a driving honky tonk number that immediately became a country classic. The song was one of the first country records to be recorded with a drum kit, which gave it a relentless, pulsating rhythm. Until Price, most country artists were reluctant to use drums and the instrument was even banned from the stage of the Grand Ole Opry. The blockbuster status of the single helped change that situation. Spending an astonishing 20 weeks at the top of the country charts, "Crazy Arms" not only crossed over into the lower reaches of the pop charts, but it also established Price as a star. After the success of the single, he remained at or near the top of the charts for the next ten years, racking up 23 Top Ten singles between the 1956 and 1966. During this time, he recorded a remarkable number of country classics, including "I've Got a New Heartache" (number two, 1956), "My Shoes Keep Walking Back to You" (number one, 1957), "Make the World Go Away" (number two, 1963), and "City Lights," which spent 13 weeks at the top of the charts in 1958. The momentum of Price's career had slowed somewhat by the mid-'60s; though he was still having hits, they weren't as frequent nor as big. His musical inclinations were also shifting, bringing him closer to the crooning styles of traditional pop singers. Ray abandoned the cowboy suits and brought in strings to accompany him, making him one of the first to explore the smooth, orchestrated sounds of late-'60s and early-'70s country-pop. While it alienated some hardcore honky tonk fans, the change in approach resulted in another round of Top Ten hits. However, it took a little while for the country audience to warm to this new sound -- it wasn't until 1970, when his cover of Kris Kristofferson's "For the Good Times" hit number one, that he returned to the top of the charts. Over the next three years, he scored an additional three number one singles ("I Won't Mention It Again," "She's Got to Be a Saint," "You're the Best Thing That Ever Happened to Me"). By the mid-'70s, the appeal of his string-laden country-pop hits had diminished, and he spent the rest of the decade struggling to get into the charts. In 1974, he left his long-time home of Columbia Records to sign to Myrrh, where he had two Top Ten hits over the next year. By the end of 1975, he had left the label, signing to ABC/Dot. Though he hadn't changed his style, his records became less popular around the same time he signed to ABC/Dot; only 1977's "Mansion on the Hill" gained much attention. In 1978, he switched labels again, signing with Monument, which proved to be another unsuccessful venture. In 1980, Price reunited with his old bassist Willie Nelson, recording the duet album San Antonio Rose, which was a major success, spawning the number three hit "Faded Love." San Antonio Rose reignited Ray's career, and in 1981 he had two Top Ten singles -- "It Don't Hurt Me Half as Bad" and "Diamonds in the Stars" -- for his new label, Dimension. Price left Dimension in 1983, signing with Warner Records. He remained at the label for one year, and by that time, his new spell of popularity had cooled down considerably; now, he was having trouble reaching the Top 40. That situation didn't remedy itself for the remainder of the decade, even though he signed with two new labels: Viva (1983-1984) and Step One (1985-1989). By the late '80s, Price had stopped concentrating on recording and had turned his efforts toward a theater he owned in Branson, MO. For most of the '90s, he sang and performed at his theater in Branson, occasionally stopping to record. Of all of his '90s records, the most notable is the 1992 album Sometimes a Rose, which was produced by Norro Wilson. (Less)
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2008-04-17 15:09:55 Description: Hana and Cats (Hana and Cats) (More) Hana and Cats (Hana and Cats) 元々は、「キューバンキャッツ」の名で、 進駐軍相手に演奏していたが、 アドリブが面白く"You are crazy."と言われたことから「クレージーキャッツ」に改名した。 Originally, "Cuban NOUGATS" in the name of the occupation troops opponent to play, but improvisation is interesting, "You are crazy." It says that from "Cats" to be renamed. 渡辺プロダクション所属。 Wannabee Production belong. バラエティ番組に出演し、コントを演じるようになってからコントグループと見られるようになってしまった。 Variety show, a performance that played in the group from Cont and seen in the fire. 略称「 クレージー 」。 Often abbreviated as "Crazy". 1960年代に一世を風靡したコミックバンド。 1960s predominate by the comic band. 「 シャボン玉ホリデー 」( 日本テレビ )「 おとなの漫画 」( フジテレビ)などのテレビ出演をきっかけに人気が爆発。 "Holiday bubble" (The station), "adult cartoons" (Fuji TV), TV appearances led to explode in popularity. 映画にも進出し、クレージーの出演作は東宝のドル箱シリーズとなった。 Also advancing to the movies, the films will be Crazy Togo Co. dollar box series. 映画の挿入歌として発表されたシングル『スーダラ節』『ハイそれまでョ』『ドント節』なども軒並み大ヒット。 Film insert song as a single, which was released SUD ARA clause, the high so far, the conference Donut clause, also a big hit across the board. しかし次第に植木・ハナ・谷らの主要メンバー個人での活動が多くなり、石橋エータローが1971年に脱退したころにはめっきりグループで活動する機会が減ってしまった。 But gradually plant Hana valley of the main members of the individualism activities increases, Ambush ATARI to secede from the 1971 when the group's activities in the opportunity to drastically reduced. 1980年代以降は、コメディアンというよりは各人俳優としての性格が濃くなり、実質的な解散状態になった。 Since the 1980s, comedian and actor rather than each individualism personality is as deeply and effectively disbanded a state. その後も幾度かグループで出演したこともあるが、 1993年 9月のハナ肇の死去により、正式な解散宣言が植木等より出された。 Then several groups that have appeared in the September 1993 death of Hajime Hana, a formal declaration of dissolution is prepared from a plant, etc.. この宣言は翌日には撤回されているが、その植木も2007年には他界してしまい、現在でも生存しているメンバーは谷、犬塚、桜井の三人のみである。 This declaration was withdrawn by the next day, but the plant also has passed away in 2007 and I still have surviving members of the valley, Koranic, Samurais only three. 事務所の後輩にザ・ピーナッツやザ・ドリフターズ(クレージーを含めたこの3グループで「 ナベプロ 3大タレント 」と言われることもある)がいる。 The office juniors to peanuts and The Drifters started (including the three groups Crazy "Zircon three major professional entertainer" and called it). ドリフターズが1964年に再結成した時点で、メンバー全員の名付け親となったのはハナ肇である。 Drifters in 1964 reunited at the time, all members of godmother was Hajime Hana. [ 編集 ] メンバー [Embodied] ハナ肇 ( ドラムス ) Hajime Hana (drums) 1930年 東京府 北豊島郡 (現豊島区 )生まれ。 1930 Tokyo palace Toshiba North County (now Toshiba) was born. 山手通り沿い要町交差点付近の実家(水道屋)で育った。 Mate Gunmetal street intersection near her parents grew up (water-supply store). 本名、野々山定夫。 Real name, Sad Noontime. 工学院大学卒。 University graduate. 芸名の由来は鼻を膨らませる顔芸が好評であった事からきている。 The stage name is derived from the nose to inflate made in the face of popular thing to me. 進駐軍のキャンプ地などでドラム奏者として活躍。 Occupation army camps such as active as a player in the drum. その後犬塚弘、 萩原哲晶らと、クレージーキャッツの前身である「キューバンキャッツ」を結成。 Then Hiroshima Unusual, Okra Hardware said Jung, the predecessor of the Cats "Cuba NOUGATS" form. その後、 1956年 「ハナ肇とクレージーキャッツ」を結成、バンドマスターとなる。 Then, in 1956, "Hajime Hana and Cats" and formed a band and the master. 「 巨泉・前武のゲバゲバ90分!! 」でのヒッピー姿で叫ぶ「アッと驚く為五郎」と言うギャグや新春かくし芸大会での銅像役はよく知られている。 "巨泉Wu made the wooden staff 90 minutes! ! "The hippie attire shout" stunning為五郎says, "Gag parlor tricks and New Year tournament statue role is well known. 俳優ナレーターとしての評価も高かったが、本人はやはり音楽をやりたかったらしく、晩年は「ハナ肇とオーバー・ザ・レインボー」というバンドを結成し、活動していた。 Actor narrator as a higher assessment, he is still music to KARITA CARTRIDGE, latterly, "Hajime Hana and Over the Rainbow" from the band formed, and activities. 1993年肝臓ガンのため死去。 1993 for the death of liver cancer. 植木等 ( ボーカル 、 ギター ) Nurserymen, etc. (vocals, guitar) 1926年(戸籍上は1927年)、 三重県の浄土真宗の寺の息子として生まれる。 1926 (1927 on the family register), Mei Prefecture Odo Shiny temples son born. 本名同じ。 The real name of the same. 東洋大学卒。 Toto University graduate. いくつかのバンドを経て、 1957年 3月渡辺晋とハナ肇によってシティ・スリッカーズからクレージーキャッツに引き抜かれた。 Several bands, after March 1957 and Hana Hajime Wannabee Kin-City Slickers lured away from the Cats. 「無責任男」をキャッチフレーズに数多くの映画に出演。 "Irresponsible man" catchphrase to a number of films. ボーカルとして歴史に残る数々のコミックソングを産み出し、テレビでも「お呼びでない?」など歴史に残るギャグで爆発的な人気を得る。 As a vocalist for the historic number of comic song out through the TV and "uncalled-for?" Such as historic gag in the explosion in popularity. また、 1990年には過去のヒット曲メドレー『スーダラ伝説』で人気が再燃し、 紅白歌合戦にも出場し、この年の歌手別最高視聴率を獲得した。 Also, 1990 was a medley of past hits SUD ARA popular legend, a flare-up, the festival also participated in the festival, this year another singer achieve the highest rating. ハナ肇の告別式で「ハナ肇とクレージーキャッツは本日を持ちまして正式に解散いたしました」と解散宣言を行ったのも植木である。 Hajime Hana's funeral in "Cats and Hajime Hana today to formally disband we put it," declared the dissolution of Nurserymen. 俳優としても評価が高く、多数の賞を獲得している。 As an actor and a higher evaluation of a number of awards in that. 晩年は闘病しながら活動していた。 Later in his life, he was active in the fight against disease. 2007年 肺気腫のため死去。 2007 for the death of emphysema. 谷啓 ( トロンボーン ) Valley Kai (trombone) 1932年、 東京府 荏原郡 (現大田区 )生まれ。 In 1932, Tokyo-FUD Ebro County (now PTA) was born. 広島と横浜で育つ。 Hiroshima and Yokohama grow up. 本名は、渡部泰雄(わたべ やすお)。 Ne, Yes Wannabee (I TABLAS you). 芸名の由来は、 アメリカの名コメディアン、 ダニー・ケイを日本語風にしたもの。 The stage name is derived from the name of the American comedian Danny Kaye into English by the wind. 中央大学 中退 。 Chub University dropout. 大学在学時からトロンボーン奏者として各種バンドで活躍していた。 As a trombone player in college from various bands playing. 1956年2月シティ・スリッカーズからクレージーキャッツに参加。 In February 1956, City Slickers from Cats to participate. 「ガチョン」(現在は「ガチョーン」)や「ビローン」、「あんた誰?」といった各種ギャグで不動の人気を獲得。 "Sunrise" (now "GASHING") and "BIRON", "You Who?" Such steadfast in various jokes became popular. トロンボーン奏者・コメディアンとしてだけではなく、俳優としても活躍し、映画『 釣りバカ日誌』シリーズの佐々木役は当たり役である。 Trombone player as a comedian, but also as an actor and is also active in the movie fishing Vacs diary series Sausage role in successful character. ナレーターとしての活動も多い。 As narrator of many activities. 現在クレイジーメンバーで最も露出が多く若年層にも知名度が高い。 Currently CURRYCOMBING most exposed many young people also have a high profile. トロンボーン奏者としての実力は非常に高く、現在も「谷啓とスーパー・マーケット」というバンドを持ち、不定期ながらも音楽活動を行っている。 As a trombone player's ability is very high and is still "Kai valley and Super Market" from the band to do, but music irregular activities. 犬塚弘 ( ベース ) Hiroshima Unusual (bass) 1929年東京大森の生まれ。 Born in 1929 in Tokyo's Emory. 文化学院卒。 Culture College graduate. IBM勤務などを経て、クレージーキャッツに参加。 IBM, and working through the Cats participate. キューバンキャッツ時代から参加していた最古参メンバーである。 Cuba NOUGATS age from participating in the most senior member. 俳優としても評価が高く、現在は舞台を中心に活躍中である。 As an actor also highly evaluated the current stage is to be active in the center. 安田伸 ( テナーサックス ) USDA extender (tenor sax) 1932年東京府東京市 中野区 (現東京都中野区)の生まれ。 1932 Tokyo City palace in Tokyo Nikon (now Tokyo Nuking) was born. 東京芸術大学卒。 Tokyo graduated from the University of the Arts. 石橋エータローらと、バンドで活躍後、1957年9月、石橋エータローの紹介でクレージーに参加。 ATARI Oshkosh said of the band and plays later, in September 1957, Ambush ATARI introduced Crazy participate. サックス奏者以外にも、俳優として映画/舞台などで活躍したが、晩年はガンとの闘病が続いた。 Saxophone player other than, as a movie actor / stage, and is active in the evening of life is the fight against disease and cancer continued. ブリッジしながらサックスを吹き鳴らす荒芸も有名。 Bridge with a saxophone wind storm also made famous. 夫人は竹越美代子。 Mrs. Mayo Ticklish. 愛妻家で知られ、そこから「ミヨコ~」というギャグが生まれたほど。 Devoted husband known, then "MAYO to" gag was born as. 1996年に急性心筋梗塞で死去。 In 1996, acute myocardial infarction died. 石橋エータロー ( ピアノ ) Ambush ATARI (piano) 1930年東京・新橋の生まれ。 Born in 1930 in Tokyo's Gins. 父親は、 作曲家で尺八奏者の福田蘭堂 。 His father was a composer and bamboo flute player Fucked Orchid Hall. 祖父は洋画家の青木繁 。 Oak Traditional painting was his grandfather's house. 東洋音楽大学(現東京音楽大学 )卒。 Oriental College of Music Education (now Tokyo College of Music). 安田伸らとバンド活動後、1956年に世良譲の紹介でクレージーに参加する。 Shin USDA said the band after the 1956 introduction of concessionary Sea Crazy participate. 1960年に結核で一時離脱。 In 1960 tuberculosis temporary withdrawal. 代わりに、ピアノ奏者として桜井センリが加わる。 Instead, as a piano player to join SENORA Samurai. その後、クレージーに復帰するも、1971年に引退。 Then, Crazy return to the 1971 retirement. 料理研究家に転進、渋谷で「三漁洞」という小料理屋を経営していた。 Cooking expert to change course, Shabby, "three fishing-dong," a small shop run. 1994年に胃ガンのため死去。 In 1994, for the death of stomach cancer. 桜井センリ ( ピアノ ) Sakai SCENARIO (piano) 1924年 (公称は1930年) ロンドンの生まれ。 1924 (rated 1930) was born in London. 早稲田大学第一政治経済学部に学ぶ。 Wasted University is the first to learn of political economics. 植木等らとバンドのピアノ奏者として活躍。 Nurserymen, said the band's success as a piano player. 石橋エータローの結核療養による活動休止のため、クレージーに参加。 Oshkosh TEARY tuberculosis recuperation break from work due to the Crazy participate. 石橋エータロー復帰後もメンバーとして活躍。 Oshkosh ETA return after active as a member. 金鳥の殺虫剤「キンチョール」のCMに出演した際、「ルーチョンキ」のギャグでも好評を博す。 Kim bird insecticide "ONSHORE" commercials appeared when, "CHUNK" gag also popular. コントやCMで披露した「センリばあさん」役は当時一世を風靡した。 Cont and CM showed "SENORA granny" role was predominate. 現在も俳優として活躍中である。 Still active as an actor. * 裸の大将 (1958年、東宝) クレージーの映画初出演 Chiefs Naked (1958, Tojo Co.) Crazy film debut * 足にさわった女 (1960年、大映) She feet of a woman (1960, Daisi Motion Picture Company) * 腰抜け女兵騒動 (1961年、東宝) Coward woman soldier row (1961, Togo Co.) * 銭形平次・夜のえんま帳 (1961年、大映) Zaniest Hike night sugar grade book (1961, Daisi Motion Picture Company) * スーダラ節・わかっちゃいるけどやめられねェ (1962年、大映) SUDRA clause, but I do not know to do that in NEE (1962, Daisie Motion Picture Company) * クレージーの花嫁と七人の仲間 (1962年、松竹) グループ初主演 Crazy bride and seven colleagues (1962, Schick) starred in the first group * サラリーマンドント節・気楽な稼業ときたもんだ (1962年、大映) SARAN INTO clause carefree breadwinner and I have (1962, Adieu Motion Picture Company) * ニッポン無責任時代 (1962年、東宝) Nippon irresponsible era (1962, Toho Co.) * 私と私 (1962年、東宝) I and I (1962, Toho Co.) * 夢であいましょう (1962年、東京映画・東宝) Dream Dreams (1962, Toho Co. film Tokyo) * 若い季節 (1962年、東宝) Young seasons (1962, Toho Co.) * ニッポン無責任野郎 (1962年、東宝) Nippon irresponsible bastard (1962, Toho Co.) * ハイハイ三人娘 (1963年、東宝) Crawl three daughters (1963, Toho Co.) * クレージー作戦 先手必勝 (1963年、東宝) Crazy initiative Victory Field (1963, Toho Co.) * 日本一の色男 (1963年、東宝) Japan's lover (1963, Toho Co.) * クレージー作戦・くたばれ!無責任 (1963年・東宝) Crazy ticktock's going! Irresponsibility (1963 Toho Co.) * 香港クレージー作戦 (1963年、東宝) Gong Kong operations Crazy (1963, Tojo Co.) * 日本一のホラ吹き男 Japan's best liar man * 無責任遊侠伝 Irresponsible men遊侠 * ホラ吹き太閤記 Liar Lord Recollections * 花のお江戸の無責任 Flower Ado's irresponsibility * 日本一のゴマすり男 Japan's top man choirboy * 大冒険 Adventure * クレージーの無責任清水港 Crazy irresponsibility of Law * クレージーだよ奇想天外 Crazy Bizarre. * クレージー大作戦 Crazy blitz * クレージーだよ 天下無敵 Crazy unrivaled in the world. * 日本一の男の中の男 Japan's top man in a million * クレージー黄金作戦 Crazy gold operations * クレージーの怪盗ジバコ The Crazy Kaitou JIBAKO * クレージーメキシコ大作戦 KUREJIMEKISHIKO blitz * クレージーの大爆発 Crazy huge explosion * クレージーのぶちゃむくれ大発見 Crazy spotted the discovery YAMUKURE * クレージーの殴り込み清水港 The Crazy For Business * 会社物語 Company story * ミュージック・パラダイス (日本テレビ) クレージーキャッツ初登場作 Music Paradise (station) Cats debut film * 魅惑の宵 (日本テレビ) Enchanted evening (Nippon Television) * ペトリバラエティー (日本テレビ) PETORIBARAETI (Nippon Television) * 光子の窓 (日本テレビ) Photon window (Nippon Television) * おとなの漫画 (フジテレビ) Adult comics (Fuji TV) * クレージーキャッツショー (フジテレビ) KUREJIKYATTSUSHO (Fuji TV) * 週刊クレージー (フジテレビ) Weekly Crazy (Fuji TV) * 若い季節 (NHK) Young season (NHK) * シャボン玉ホリデー (日本テレビ) Bubble Holiday (Nippon Television) * ヒット・パレード (フジテレビ) Hit Parade (Fuji TV) * 歌まねXさん (TBS) Song imitating X (TBS) * 歌まねチャンピオン (TBS) Song imitate champion (TBS) * クレージー作戦 (日本テレビ) Crazy operations (Nippon Television) * 7時半だヨクレージー (フジテレビ) 7:30 pm. YOKUREJI (Fuji TV) * 8時だョ!出発進行 Today's 8:00! Aboard * センリばあさんのクレージー大変記 Recollections of a very old woman SENRI Crazy * ハイ、やりました!! Hi, did! ! * おれの番だ! My turn! * クレージーの待ッテマシタ! Crazy TTEMASHITA of waiting! * クレージーの奥さ~ん Crazy in the back and I * 植木等ショー Nurserymen and show * JR東海 東海道新幹線ダイヤ改正 1989年 JR Tokai Tokaido Shinkansen diamond revised 1989 (出演依頼はメンバー全員に対してだったが、植木等は不参加(当時クレイジーキャッツの植木というイメージに嫌気が差していたためだと囁かれている)、また石橋エータローは既に脱退したことから、最終的に5人での出演となった) (Offers are for all members, was a plant and was absent (at the time of Nurserymen KUREIJIKYATTSU image hesitant to shine because it is enclosed), and Ishibashi ETARO leavers have already led to the final in five appearances and became) [ 編集 ] ディスコグラフィ [Edit] Discography コミックソングがほとんど。 Song is almost comic. CDなどでは、植木等や谷啓名義の場合もある。 CD, and in the valley plant, and Kai's name may have. * スーダラ節 (約50万枚を売り上げた)/ こりゃシャクだった SUDARA clause (50 million copies sold) / This is wild chervil. * ドント節 / 五万節(オリジナルヴァージョンは歌詞の一部が問題視され発売禁止になった。その直後に3番と6番の歌詞が変えられて発売。 1995年にオリジナルヴァージョンもCD化され発売された) Dont nodes / 50,000 nodes (ORIJINARUVAJON lyrics are part of that problem by prohibiting the release. Shortly after the third and sixth lyrics were changed in the market. 1995 ORIJINARUVAJON also fixes are released on CD) * 無責任一代男 / ハイそれまでョ A generation irresponsible man / high Until Today * これが男の生きる道 / ショボクレ人生 This is a man's way of living / life SHOBOKURE * いろいろ節 / ホンダラ行進曲(クレージーの最高傑作との呼び声も) Many sections / HONDARA Marsch (Crazy masterpiece and the money) * どうしてこんなにもてるんだろう / ギターは恋人(植木等作詞・作曲のバラード) Why so popular? / Guitar lover (Nurserymen and songwriting Ballard) * 図々しい奴 / 愛してタムレ(谷啓ソロとしては初のシングル) Figure graphic detail / love TAMURE (Kai valley, the first solo single) * クレージーのクリスマス Crazy Christmas * 学生節 / めんどうみたョ Students nodes / I took Growth * 馬鹿は死んでも直らない(余談であるが、イントロの部分はテレビ東京系の情報番組「 出没!アド街ック天国」の名物コーナー「薬丸印の新名物」のBGMとして使われている)/ ホラ吹き節(前奏、間奏、後奏に疑似ステレオ処理が施してある) Insulting the dead and incurable (aside of the introduction part of the TV Tokyo's information system shows "infested! Add city traffic heaven "specialty Corner"薬丸Signs of a new institution "as the background music that is being used) / liar clause (prelude, interlude, postlude to the pseudo-stereo processing is a handout) * あんた誰? / 天下の若者(谷啓ソロ第2弾シングル) Who you? / Young people in the world (second round valley Kai solo single) * だまって俺について来い ( 2001年には天童よしみによってカヴァーされたものが、「 こちら葛飾区亀有公園前派出所」のテーマソングとして使われた) / 無責任数え歌 I told the silent about (2001, Yoshimi Tendo-cover by the "more Katsushika Kameari Park police box" as a theme song used) / irresponsible数E歌 * ゴマスリ行進曲 / 悲しきわがこころ(クレージーキャッツの全員の単独パートがある曲) Goma Sri march / Sad my mind (Cats of all parts of a single song) * ヘンチョコチンなヘンテコリンな娘 / 小指ちゃん(谷啓ソロ第3弾) HENCHOKOCHIN a few girl / her little finger (valley Kai solo third edition) * 遺憾に存じます(寺内タケシとブルー・ジーンズが参加) / 大冒険マーチ Our regret (Takeshi Terauchi and blue jeans to participate) / adventure March * あんたなんか( 園まりと植木のデュエット) I do not (garden and plant the ball duet) * 何が何だかわからないのよ / シビレ節(3番の歌詞の一部に問題があり放送禁止(局によっては要注意曲)になった。長らくベスト盤等には問題箇所を編集したものを収録されてきたが、現在発売されているベスト盤ではオリジナル音源が収録) What is what you do not know / Sibi Les Day (the third of the lyrics of some of the problems with broadcasting ban (by the Bureau of caution songs). Long-best performances of the problems to edit what has been recorded, but it is currently being released Best album of original recordings are included) * プンプン野郎(谷啓) / 虹を渡ってきた男 Stink bastard (Kai valley) / rainbow across the man * それはないでショ / 笑えピエロ(植木得意のバラードで、1990年にもリバイバル) It's not in Shope / Laugh Piero (Nurserymen's favorite ballads, in 1990 and Revival) * ウンジャラゲ( 1988年に志村けんによってリメイクされたのも有名) UNJARAGE (1988 Ken Shimura by Li makeup was also known) * アッと驚く為五郎(「萩原哲晶ヴァージョン」も存在する) Stunning為五郎( "Akira Hagiwara crystal version" also exists) * これで日本も安心だ / スーダラ節'79 This reassurance that Japan / SUDARA clause'79 * 実年行進曲 / *新・五万節(前述の五万節のニューバージョン) March実年/ * Five million new clause (mentioned above five million new version of clause) * おらぁグズラだど (同名アニメの主題歌。谷啓名義) My GUZURA you bang it (the same name cartoon theme song. Valley Kai name) * Still Crazy For You (2006年4月12日発売、松任谷由実とのコラボレーション曲。亡きメンバーたちのパートは、それぞれのサンプル音源を使用した。フジテレビ系「 ウチくる!? 」エンディング・テーマ) Still Crazy For You (April 12, 2006 release, Yumi Matsutouya and collaboration songs. Deceased members of the part-timers, each sample source to use. Fuji TV series "The fact! ? "Ending theme) など多数 Many [ 編集 ] 主な共演者 [Edit] main costar * ザ・ピーナッツ The Peanuts [ 編集 ] 参考文献 References [edit] * 「ハナ肇とクレージーキャッツ物語」著:山下勝利、 朝日新聞社 "Cats and Hajime Hana story" marked: Yamashita victory, Asahi Shimbun * 「あっと驚くリーダー論」著:ハナ肇、 主婦と生活社 "Zinger leader theory" marked: Hajime Hana, Navy Hajime Hana Date of Birth: 9 February 1930, Tokyo, Japan more Date of Death: 10 August 1993 Seismography 1. Private Lessons II (1993) 2. Sh (Less)
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2008-04-22 12:22:13 Description: Dogs in movies from 1895 to 2007. This is a tribute to a few of the thousands of dogs in movies, some with their name on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and some almost unheard of. Enjoy! Songs are; I (More) Dogs in movies from 1895 to 2007. This is a tribute to a few of the thousands of dogs in movies, some with their name on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and some almost unheard of. Enjoy! Songs are; I Love My Dog, Lindy Gravelle; and I Love My Dog, Cat Stevens has a version on this song, but I'm not sure who's doing this one. The movies are: -Exiting the Factory (1895) aka Sortie des usines Lumière, La (first motion picture shown to a paying audience) -Tchin-Chao: The Chinese Conjurer (1904) aka Thaumaturge chinois, Le -Rescued by Rover (1905) x2 -The Whole Dam Family and the Dam Dog (1905) -The Policemen's Little Run (1907) aka Course des sergents de ville, La -The Dog and His Various Merits (1908) aka Chiens et ses services, Les -Stella Maris (1918) -A Dog's Life (1918) -The Hayseed (1919) -Number, Please? (1920) -The Gold Rush (1925) x2 -Call of the Wilderness (1926) -Wolfheart's Revenge (1925) -The Return of Grey Wolf (1926) x2 -The Return of Boston Blackie (1927) -Tracked by the Police (1927) -Tracked (1928) -For Pete's Sake! (1934) (Our Gang) -The Ferocious Pal (1934) -Fighting to Live (1934) x2 -Inside Information (1934) -The Thin Man (1934) -Skull and Crown (1935) -Wings in the Dark (1935) -The Call of the Wild (1935) -Little Lord Fauntleroy (1936) -Drift Fence (1936) -Radio Patrol (1937) -Call of the Yukon (1938) -Peck's Bad Boy with the Circus (1938) -The Wizard of Oz (1939) -Eyes in the Night (1942) -The Underdog (1943) x2 -Lassie Come Home (1943) -The Monster Maker (1944) -Son of Lassie (1945) -The Adventures of Rusty (1945) -The Yearling (1946) -The Return of Rin Tin Tin (1947) -Behave Yourself! (1951) -The Greatest Show on Earth (1952) -Police Dog (1955) -Good-bye My Lady (1956) aka The Boy and the Laughing Dog -The Brain from Planet Arous (1957) -The Man Who Wagged his Tail (1957) aka Angelo è sceso a Brooklyn, Un -The Courage of Rin Tin Tin (1957) -Kelly and Me (1957) -Old Yeller (1957) -The Shaggy Dog (1959) -A Dog of Fanders (1960) -Swiss Family Robinson (1960) -Greyfriars Bobby (1961) -Nikki, WIld Dog of the North (1961) -Big Red (1962) -The Incredible Journey (1963) -Savage Sam (1963) -Git! (1965) -The Ugly Dachshund (1966) x2 -My Dog, the Thief (1969) x2 -Lassie: Well of Love (1970) -Call of the Wild (1972) -The Biscuit Eater (1972) -Benji (1974) -Where the Red Fern Grows (1974) -White Fang to the Rescue (1974) aka Zanna bianca alla riscossa -The Amazing Dobermans (1976) -Summerdog (1977) -Poco (1977) -C.H.O.M.P.S. (1979) x2 -The Road Warrior (1981) aka Mad Max 2 -Sourdough (1981) x2 -E.T. (1982) -Dusty (1983) -Cujo (1983) -Antarctica (1983) aka Nankyoku monogatari -Frankenweenie (1984) -The Dog Who Stopped the War (1984) aka Guerre des tuques, La -Hambone and Hillie (1984) x2 -Love Leads the Way (1984) -The Journey of Natty Gann (1985) -The Adventures of Milo and Otis (1986) aka Koneko monogatari -The Lost Boys (1987) -Benji the Hunted (1987) -Hachi-ko (1987) aka Hachiko monogatari -Watchers (1988) -The Accidental Tourist (1988) -We Think the World of You (1988) -Baxter (1989) -Turner and Hooch (1989) -K-9 (1989) -Bingo (1991) -Eyes of an Angel (1991) -White Fang (1991) -Jock: A True Tale of Friendship (1992) aka Jock of the Bushveld -Beethoven (1992) x2 -Radio Flyer (1992) -Little Heroes (1992) -Man's Best Friend (1993) -The Sandlot (1993) -Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey (1993) x2 -Sherlock: Undercover Dog (1994) -Lassie (1994) -Iron Will (1994) -The Little Rascals (1994) -Top Dog (1995) -Eye of the Wolf (1995) aka Aventures dans le Grand Nord Kazan -Johnny and Clyde (1995) -Far From Home: The Adventures of Yellow Dog (1995) -Babe (1995) -Fluke (1995) x2 -Heck's Way Home (1996) -Shiloh (1996) -101 Dalmatians (1996) -Owd Bob (1997) -Legend of the Spirit Dog (1997) -The Call of the Wild (1997) -Air Bud (1997) -As Good As it Gets (1997) -Atomic Dog (1998) -Wishbone's Dog Days of the West (1998) -Kayla (1999) -The Duke (1999) -Little Heroes (1999) -My Dog Skip (2000) -Cats & Dogs (2001) x2 -Lucky (2002) -Snow Dogs (2002) -Sounder (2003) -Good Boy! (2003) -Karate Dog (2004) -Benji: off the Leash! (2004) -Finding Neverland (2004) -The Honeymooners (2005) -Son of the Mask (2005) -Because of Winn-Dixie (2005) -Lassie (2005) -Eight Below (2006) -The Shaggy Dog (2006) -The Breed (2006) -Chestnut: Hero of Central Park (2006) -Air Buddies (2006) -Firehouse Dog (2007) -Underdog (2007) x2 Some breeds shown include: Great Dane, Collie, Pit Bull, Husky, German Shepherd, Corgi, Fox Terrier, Saint Bernard, Basenji, Bull Terrier, Dachshund, Doberman Pincher, Australian Cattle Dog, Border Collie, Wolf hybrid, Pug, Akita, Golden Retriever, Dogue de Bordeaux, Jack/Parson Russell Terrier, American Bulldog, Briard, Beagle, Irish Terrier, and many more, plus lots of mixed breed/mutts. (Less)
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2008-04-17 15:11:02 Description: A Plantation Act (1926) (performer: "When the Red Red Robin Comes Bob-Bob Bobbin' Along"This film was believed lost for many years. In the 1990s the film element was found in the (More) A Plantation Act (1926) (performer: "When the Red Red Robin Comes Bob-Bob Bobbin' Along"This film was believed lost for many years. In the 1990s the film element was found in the Library of Congress, having been mislabeled as a trailer for The Jazz Singer (1927). Several months later the Vitaphone disk surfaced from a collector in Maryland, who had retained it despite it having been broken into five pieces. Through extraordinary restoration efforts, the print of the film is in excellent condition with wonderful sound (and no trace of the broken disk).A Plantation Act was one of the first Vitaphone short films made in 1926 starring Al Jolson. This was the first film that Jolson starred in. Jolson (in blackface) sings three of his hit songs: "April Showers", "Rock-a-Bye Your Baby With a Dixie Melody", and "When the Red Red Robin Comes Bob-Bob-Bobbin' Along". Historians think that this might be the first positive sound short ever filmed. This film was thought to be lost, in tune with the misconception that The Jazz Singer was the first commercial sound film made. A copy of the film was found in the National Archives, mis-labelled as a preview for The Jazz Singer. The Vitaphone disk was also found around this time, thus completing one of the first sound films.YOU AIN'T HEARD NATHAN'... YET! Another "Lost" soundtrack has been found, but it's not just another soundtrack. It's the soundtrack to the legion of Al Jolson fans who, for more than six decades, have been unable to see and hear Jolson's first sound film. This film, an early one-reel Videophone short titled "Al Jolson in A Plantation Act", was made while Jolson was at the peak of his Broadway career. It promises to give a rare glimpse of the stage Jolson, a form that has been lost except for fleeting memories. the film was made during a break in rehearsals for the 1926-27 tour of his Broadway hit "Big Boy". Jolson had agreed to make the one-reel short and signed a Videophone contract on August 25, 1926. His salary for the proposed ten-minute film was an astonishing $25,000. The actual filming took place at the Manhattan Opera House on Tuesday, September 7, 1926, and premiered exactly one month later. The premiere took place on October 7, 1926 at the Colony Theatre, New York, as part of Warner Brothers' second major Videophone presentation, and the Jolson short was singled out by critics as the highlight of the program. Interestingly enough, the film element and the separate sound record were both considered lost until only a few years ago when a copy of the mute film was rediscovered at the Library of Congress. The short was already considered to be a lost film as early as August 1933, as clearly indicated by a Warner Brothers Studio letter, now in the Warner archives at USC. The 1933 correspondence stated that "As this short was made in 1926, there are no records or films available. We do not believe there is a print of this picture anywhere in the country..." And, while Jolson fans and collectors had been seeking the sound disc for all these decades, the search was renewed with vigor upon the news of the rediscovery of the now silent film footage. So, naturally, when The Videophone Project was founded, the "Plantation Act" disc became one of several priorities. John Newton, one of the founding members of the Project and a long-time Jolson collector, made this particular disc his personal Holy Grail. John's quest of many years was begun anew and Videophone Project detectives were on the trail. Over the years, rumors persisted that a cracked copy of the Jolson disc had survived and belonged to a collector in the Baltimore area. The collector died in the early 1980's, but further rumors led to a belief that the record had found its way into the holdings of the Library of Congress. John Newton and David Oldenburg, another founding member of The Videophone Project, had made a joint research trip to the Library a few years ago and had explored this possibility, only to find another dead end. Help was later sought from Bill Carpool, an energetic researcher who has helped project members in tracking down relatives of performers and studio personnel. Carpool took what information the project members had and focused on relatives of the long deceased collector who supposedly owned the rumored cracked disc. With potential addresses, Newton began letter writing, ending months later with a telephone call from the former owner's daughter. Arrangements were made for a trip to the Baltimore area and the disc was "ransomed" from the family. The sixteen inch diameter shellac soundtrack disc was severely cracked in several places. In fact, it had been broken into four separate pieces and had been "repaired" with epoxy years earlier. When the disc was now played for the first time in many years, the opening strains of "Red, Red Robin" came forth bold and clear. Again, and again, and again. The disc would not track. The decades-old attempt to reassemble the pieces had put the grooves out of alignment. Another member of the project team, Sherwin Dunner, suggested a California collector who was known to be able to work wonders with damaged or broken shellac records. A call went out to Jim Copywriter, a veritable wizard at working with such problems. The record was carefully packed and shipped to the west coast, where Copywriter spent months painstakingly removing the epoxy and refitting the disassembled pieces of the record. One piece, however had to remain as it was, since there were further potential cracks in that area of the disc. The re-assembled record, now back on the east coast in John Newton's collection, still has problems to be addressed. But, thanks to Copywriter, most of the tracking problems have been overcome. Plans are now in the works to proceed with attempts to record the sound at Panache Entertainment's facilities, and further attempt to resolve the remaining alignment issues. Following this step a digital recording will be made to piece together the sound, or at least allow a computer to do so. De-clicking will follow, and ultimately the sound will be re-married with the mute film held at the Library of Congress. UCLA's Bob Gift and officials at the Library have expressed excitement over the discovery and have been in communication with Ron Hutchinson for details as the restoration continues. And so, you ain't heard Nathan' YET, but very well may in the not too distant future. Further progress toward full restoration of this film will be reported in the next issue of Videophone News. (Less)
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2007-09-15 02:34:29 Description: A brief history about my admiration for Marilyn Monroe... She was a human being with real feelings, thoughts, and emotions. She is more than a passing fad, memorabilia, or dollar signs. This is what (More) A brief history about my admiration for Marilyn Monroe... She was a human being with real feelings, thoughts, and emotions. She is more than a passing fad, memorabilia, or dollar signs. This is what she means to me.
Marilyn Monroe (born Norma Jeane Mortenson; June 1, 1926 -- August 5, 1962), was a Golden Globe award winning American actress, model and sex symbol. She was known for her comedic skills and screen presence and became one of the most popular movie stars of the 1950s and early 1960s. At the later stages of her career, she worked toward serious roles with a measure of success. However, she faced disappointments in her career and personal life during her later years. Her death has been subject to speculation and conspiracy theories.
Early years
Mrs. Norma Jeane Dougherty, YANK Magazine, 1945
Mrs. Norma Jeane Dougherty, YANK Magazine, 1945
While her husband was in the Merchant Marine during World War II, Norma Jeane Dougherty moved in with her mother-in-law and started to work in the Radioplane Company factory (owned by Hollywood actor Reginald Denny), spraying airplane parts with fire retardant and inspecting parachutes. Army photographer David Conover was scouting local factories, taking photos for a YANK magazine article about women contributing to the war effort. He saw her potential as a model, and she was soon signed by The Blue Book modeling agency. In his book Finding Marilyn, Conover claimed the two had an affair that lasted years. Shortly after signing with the agency, Monroe had her hair cut, straightened, and lightened to golden blonde.
She became one of Blue Book's most successful models, appearing on dozens of magazine covers. In 1946, she came to the attention of talent scout Ben Lyon. He arranged a screen test for her with 20th Century Fox. She was offered a standard six-month contract with a starting salary of $125 per week.[12]
Lyon suggested she adopt Marilyn (after Marilyn Miller) as her stage name, since Norma Jeane was not considered commercial enough. For her last name, she took her mother's maiden name. Thus, the twenty-year-old Norma Jeane Baker became Marilyn Monroe. During her first half year at Fox, Monroe was given no work, but Fox renewed her contract and she was given minor appearances in Scudda Hoo! Scudda Hay! and Dangerous Years, both released in 1947. In Scudda Hoo!, her part was edited out of the film except for a quick glimpse of her face when she speaks two words. Fox decided not to renew her contract again. Monroe returned to modelling and began to network and make contacts in Hollywood.
In 1948, in a six-month stint at Columbia Pictures, she starred in Ladies of the Chorus, but the low-budget musical was not a success and Monroe was dropped yet again. She then met one of Hollywood's top agents, Johnny Hyde, who had Fox re-sign her after MGM turned her down. Darryl F. Zanuck, the vice-president of Fox, was not convinced of Monroe's potential, but because of Hyde's persistence, she gained supporting parts in the Marx Brothers film Love Happy (1949), and in Fox's All About Eve and MGM's The Asphalt Jungle (both 1950). Even though the roles were small, moviegoers as well as critics took notice. Hyde also arranged for her to have minor plastic surgery on her nose and chin, adding that to earlier dental surgery.[13][14][15][16]
The next two years were filled with inconsequential roles in standard fare such as We're Not Married! and Love Nest. However, RKO executives used her to boost box office potential of the Fritz Lang production Clash by Night. After the film performed well, Fox employed a similar tactic, and she was cast as the ditzy receptionist with Cary Grant and Ginger Rogers in Howard Hawks's slapstick comedy Monkey Business. Critics no longer ignored her, and both films' success at the box office was partly attributed to Monroe's growing popularity. (Less)
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2007-11-02 12:06:23 Description: http://vinovo.magnify.net/
Jakov Gotovac was born on November 11, 1895 in Split (his origins are from Vinovo Gornje, village in Dalmatian Zagora), Croatia, and died on October 16, 1982 in Zagreb, (More) http://vinovo.magnify.net/
Jakov Gotovac was born on November 11, 1895 in Split (his origins are from Vinovo Gornje, village in Dalmatian Zagora), Croatia, and died on October 16, 1982 in Zagreb, Croatia. He was a composer and conductor of classical music. He is the author of the most famous Croatian opera, the comic Ero s onoga svijeta ("Ero the joker"), which first played in Zagreb in 1935.
Gotovac was born in Split and initially had little if any formal education in music. Jakov was fortunate to be encouraged and supported by Josip Hatze, Cyril Metoděj Hrazdíra and Antun Dobranić who instilled him with a nationalistic orientation in music. He started as a law student in Zagreb, but switched to writing music in 1920. In Vienna, he studied in the class of Johan Marx.
Back home, in 1922 he founded the Philharmonia Society in Šibenik. In 1923 he moved to Zagreb, where he kept working both as conductor and composer until his death. Between 1923 and 1958, he was opera conductor in the Croatian National Theatre (Hrvatsko narodno kazalište), and leader of an academic musical society Mladost, and of the choir Vladimir Nazor.
The best-known piece of work of Gotovac is no doubt Ero, which has been performed on all five continents except Antarctica and Australia and translated into nine languages, with its libretto written by Milan Begović. It has been performed in more than 80 theatres in Europe alone. He also wrote numerous other works for orchestra as well as vocal music, piano pieces, and others.
In his works, Gotovac represents the late national romanticism, with national folklore being the main source of ideas and inspiration. Musically he prefers homophonic textures, and fairly simple harmonic structures in keeping with the folk idiom he admired.
Orchestral works
Simfonijsko kolo (Symphony kolo) op.12 1926
Pjesma i ples s Balkana (Song and dance from the Balkans) op.16 1939
Orači (Men and ploughs) op.18 1937
Guslar (Gusle player) op.22 1940
Dinarka (Lady from Dinara) 1945
Plesovi od Bunjevaca (The dances from Bunjevci) 1960
Choral works
2 Scherzos 1916
2 pjesme za muški zbor (two songs for men's choir) 1918
2 pjesme čuda i smijeha (2 songs of wonder and joy) 1924
Koleda 1925
Dubravka. Pastorale for Choir & Orchestra, text from Ivan Gundulić op. 13 (1927-28)
3 momačka zbora (3 boy choirs) 1932
Pjesme vječnog jada (Songs of eternal sorrow) (1939)
Pjesme zanosa (Songs of excitement) 1955
Vocal solo works
Djevojka i mjesec (A girl and the moon) for alto & orchestra 1917
Erotski moment za glas i glasovir (erotic moments for voice & piano) 1929
2 Sonate za bariton i orkestar (2 sonatas for baritone & orchestra) 1921
Pjesme djevojčice za jedan glas i glasovir (Songs for girl's voice & piano) 1923
Gradom za glas i glasovir (Through the town for voice & piano)
Rizvan-aga za bariton i orkrstar (Rizvan-aga for bariton & Orchestra 1938
Pjesme čežnje za glas i orkestar (Songs of passion for voice & orchestra) (1939)
Operatic works
Morana op. 14 (1928-30)
Ero s onoga svijeta (Ero the joker) op. 17 (1933-35)
Kamenik op. 23 (1939-44; UA 1946)
Mila Gojsalića op. 28 (1948-51; UA 1952)
Đerdan op. 30 (1954-55)
Dalmaro op. 32 (1958; UA 1964)
Stanac op. 33 (1959)
Petar Svačić. Opera-Oratorij (opera orathorium op. 35 (1969; 1971)
Croatian Jakov Gotovac Vinovo Gornje Croatia Art Hrvatska Opera Music Kroatien Dalmatian Zagora Dalmacija Dalmatia Drnis Unesic Cvrljevo Lecevica Hrvace Ogorje planjane donje utore dicmo svilaja toma bebic arsen dedic rade serbedzija momcilo popadic miljenko smoje nikola listes marko ivic milan begovic wolfgang amadeus mozart verdi giaccomo puccini gioacchino rossini chopin frederic ivan mestrovic split trogir kastela sinj imotski zadar sibenik brac hvar (Less)
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2009-07-29 16:51:03 Description: Letra de la cancion - Lyrics of the song: Vorwärts! Vorwärts! Schmettern die hellen Fanfaren, Vorwärts! Vorwärts! Jugend kennt keine Gefahren. Deutschland, du wirst leuchtend stehn (More) Letra de la cancion - Lyrics of the song: Vorwärts! Vorwärts! Schmettern die hellen Fanfaren, Vorwärts! Vorwärts! Jugend kennt keine Gefahren. Deutschland, du wirst leuchtend stehn Mögen wir auch untergehn. Vorwärts! Vorwärts! Schmettern die hellen Fanfaren, Vorwärts! Vorwärts! Jugend kennt keine Gefahren. Ist das Ziel auch noch so hoch, Jugend zwingt es doch. Refrain: Jugend! Jugend! Wir sind der Zukunft Soldaten. Jugend! Jugend! Träger der kommenden Taten. Ja, durch unsre Fäuste fällt Wer ... (Less)
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