GR DIGITAL IV (2012/07/31,富山市楠木, Nippon)
ポジフィルム調Jpeg向こう左手に富山県立東高校。
その真後ろに左向きの青い，下り鈍行列車(?)，
そして富山湾。
春にはその辺の浜にホタルイカが寄せてくる。
それをこちらでは，ホタルイカの"身投げ"と呼ぶ。
本日は，実寸のままアップしました。
画像クリックで，拡大します。
2012年7月31日火曜日
富山市楠木
向こう左手に富山県立東高校。
その真後ろに左向きの青い，下り鈍行列車(?)，
そして富山湾。
春にはその辺の浜にホタルイカが寄せてくる。
それをこちらでは，ホタルイカの"身投げ"と呼ぶ。
本日は，実寸のままアップしました。
画像クリックで，拡大します。
2012年7月30日月曜日
デイヴィド・サンボーン
David Sanborn ,2008
July 30, 1945 - (age 66)
July 30, 1945 - (age 66)
The Sad Cafe
Written by D. Henley, G. Frey, J. Walsh, and J.D. Souther
Performed by The Eagles
with David Sanborn (alt saxophone)
1980-03-04 Los Angeles, CA
Performed by The Eagles
with David Sanborn (alt saxophone)
1980-03-04 Los Angeles, CA
Out in the shiny night
The rain was softly falling
The tracks that ran down the boulevard
Had all been washed away
Out of the silver light
The past came softly calling
And I remember the times we spent
Inside the Sad Cafe
Oh, it seemed like a holy place
Protected by amazing grace
And we would sing right out loud
The things we could not say
We thought we could change this world
With words like "Love" and "Freedom"
We were part of the lonely crowd
Inside the Sad Cafe
Oh, expecting to fly
We would meet on that beautiful shore
In the sweet by and by
Some of their dreams came true
Some just passed away
And some of them stayed behind
Inside the Sad Cafe
The clouds rolled in and hid that shore
Now that Glory Train
It don't stop here no more
Now I look at the years gone by
And wonder at the powers that be
I don't know why fortune smiles on some
And let's the rest go free
Maybe the time has drawn
The faces I recall
But things in this life change very slowly
If they ever change at all
No use in asking why
It just turned out that way
So meet me at midnight, baby
Inside the Sad Cafe
Why don't you meet me at midnight, baby
Inside the Sad Cafe
This song was written about The Troubadour, which is a music club in Los Angeles on Santa Monica Boulevard where many fledgling musicians would congregate. Don Henley and Glenn Frey met there and became friends, later began writing together and eventually recruited Bernie Leadon and Randy Meisner to form a back up band for Linda Ronstadt. This band eventually became the Eagles.
The rain was softly falling
The tracks that ran down the boulevard
Had all been washed away
Out of the silver light
The past came softly calling
And I remember the times we spent
Inside the Sad Cafe
Oh, it seemed like a holy place
Protected by amazing grace
And we would sing right out loud
The things we could not say
We thought we could change this world
With words like "Love" and "Freedom"
We were part of the lonely crowd
Inside the Sad Cafe
Oh, expecting to fly
We would meet on that beautiful shore
In the sweet by and by
Some of their dreams came true
Some just passed away
And some of them stayed behind
Inside the Sad Cafe
The clouds rolled in and hid that shore
Now that Glory Train
It don't stop here no more
Now I look at the years gone by
And wonder at the powers that be
I don't know why fortune smiles on some
And let's the rest go free
Maybe the time has drawn
The faces I recall
But things in this life change very slowly
If they ever change at all
No use in asking why
It just turned out that way
So meet me at midnight, baby
Inside the Sad Cafe
Why don't you meet me at midnight, baby
Inside the Sad Cafe
This song was written about The Troubadour, which is a music club in Los Angeles on Santa Monica Boulevard where many fledgling musicians would congregate. Don Henley and Glenn Frey met there and became friends, later began writing together and eventually recruited Bernie Leadon and Randy Meisner to form a back up band for Linda Ronstadt. This band eventually became the Eagles.
(http://www.songfacts.com)
2012年7月29日日曜日
2012年7月28日土曜日
ダーレン・ラブ(The Blossoms)/Good Good Lovin'
Good Good Lovin'
Performed by The Blossoms
Lead vocals by Darlene Love
Written by Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil
Produced by Jimmy Bowen
1965 Reprise single
収録アルバム
So Much Love
A Darlene Love Anthology 1958-1998
2008,Ace
When this crazy world
Has got me going
When I'm feeling hung up
And strung up tight
When I just feel like crying
'cause nothing's satisfying
I know what I gotta get to set me right
All I need is your good, good lovin' babe
That'll pick me up before I count to ten
Just a little bit of your good, good lovin'
Makes this big bad world look good again
We all have those days
When we're downhearted
And just a
Is hard to do
But when his happens to me
And I get kind of gloomy
I know what is guaranteed to see me through
All I need is your good, good lovin' babe
That'll pick me up before I count to ten
Just a little bit of your good, good lovin'
Makes this big bad world look good again
Good, good lovin'
Good, good lovin'
Makes this big bad world look good again
All I need is your good, good lovin' babe
That'll pick me up before I count to ten
Just a little bit of your good, good lovin'
Makes this big bad world look good again
Darlene Love
July 26, 1941 - (age 71)
July 26, 1941 - (age 71)
2012年7月27日金曜日
富山市楠木
GR DIGITAL IV (2012/07/26,富山市楠木, Nippon)
ポジフィルム調Jpegピンクの建物の中庭。
まだいくらも使っていないけれど，
GR DIGITAL IV は撮っていて楽しいです。
それと，ネックストラップ GS-1は，初代の頃のよりも
しっかり出来ていますね。
2012年7月26日木曜日
射水市青井谷の棚田
GR DIGITAL IV (2012/07/25,富山市射水市, Nippon)
ポジフィルム調Jpeg「ブログを続けるのは大変でしょう?」
はい，(このスタイルでは) そうでもありません。
「"はしごだ"さんが聴いていらっしゃる音楽はよくわかりませんが...」
と，前にも誰かに訊ねられたことがある。
正しくいえば，ブログにあげているポップス=
ボクが普段聴いている音楽というわけではない。
よく聴いた音楽ではあっても，同時進行で聴いている音楽
とは限らないからだ。
たとえば，今年の旅行，前回の旅行，ひとつだけどちらのときも
mp3で持っていって，一番よく聴いたCDがある。
それは，昨日も車の中で聴いた，これ。
苦手はおいてだが，あれもこれも聴く。
明日，Amazon.jpから一枚のCDが届く。
今度はR&Bだ。
今度はR&Bだ。
2012年7月25日水曜日
ミレイユ・マチュー/La dernière valse
La dernière valse
Written by H. Ithier - L. Reed
Barclay 1967 EP
Mireille Mathieu
22 July 1946 - (age 66)
22 July 1946 - (age 66)
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