Beat Generation

[IL RISOLUTORE ®️🇮🇹 @ilrisolutoreIT]

A mano a mano
Rino Gaetano

A mano a mano ti accorgi che il vento
Ti soffia sul viso e ti ruba un sorriso
La bella stagione che sta per finire
Ti soffia sul cuore e ti ruba l'amore
E a mano a mano si scioglie nel pianto
Quel dolce ricordo sbiadito dal tempo
Di quando vivevi con me in una stanza
Non c'erano soldi ma tanta speranza
E a mano a mano mi perdi e ti perdo
E quello che è stato ci sembra più assurdo
Di quando la notte eri sempre più vera
E non come adesso nei sabato sera
Ma dammi la mano e torna vicino
Può nascere un fiore nel nostro giardino
Che neanche l'inverno potrà mai gelare
Può crescere un fiore da questo mio amore per te
E a mano a mano vedrai che nel tempo
Lì sopra il suo viso lo stesso sorriso
Che il vento crudele ti aveva rubato
Che torna fedele, l'amore è tornato da te

Compositori: Marco Luberti / Riccardo Vincent Cocciante

[Fely 💤🇮🇹 @Felyorfelix]

Brad #Wylder
Un messaggio ai non “vaccinati”

[The Beatles Earth @BeatlesEarth]

Today in 1969, The Beatles performed their legendary rooftop concert on the roof of the Apple Corps building in London.

They played for the city for 42 minutes before being stopped by the police.

It was John, Paul, George, and Ringo’s final public performance as “The Beatles”.

[Jake (the 80s & 90s never ended in my world) Rudh @JakeRudh]

On this day in 1970, The Velvet Underground released their fourth studio album “Loaded” featuring singles “Who Loves the Sun" “Sweet Jane" “Head Held High" and “Rock & Roll"

[Rick Danko Page @rickdankopage]

Remembering Janis Joplin, who died #OnThisDay in 1970. Here with Rick Danko, Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir and Marmaduke, on the train during The Festival Express, a few months before her death.

[TURN UP THE VOLUME (BLOG) @TurnUpBlog]

/ PROMO /

Promotional poster and advertisement message
in media for classic ‘BERLIN’ album by @loureed
Released 50 years ago (5 October 1973).

Info and rare live #Reed clip this way... https://t.co/5wuch1xOkz

[Stephen Stills @Stephen__Stills]

"Mr. Soul just thunders if you don't count it off too fast." Stephen Stills

[Brian Wilson @BrianWilsonLive]

Happy Birthday, Dear Brian

[Classic Rock In Pics @crockpics]

Woodstock, 1969

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

In 1969, Judy and Jerry Griffin crossed paths for the first time at the iconic Woodstock festival. Their encounter lasted only 48 hours, but it was enough time for them to form a deep connection. Surprisingly, over 50 years have passed since that fateful meeting, and the couple is still happily together. They now have two sons and five grandchildren.

Judy was on her way to Woodstock with two friends when their car suddenly broke down. Fortunately, a Volkswagen van pulled up beside them, carrying Jerry and three of his friends. They decided to travel together to the festival, setting the stage for their unexpected romance.

In a recent interview, Jerry expressed their remarkable journey by saying, "For 50 years we've been looking for a picture of ourselves, and out of the blue one shows up.. We'd known each other less than 48 hours when that was taken."

Judy added, "By the time we got out of the car and set up camp, we were into each other, and we basically were together from that point on."