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Day 19 : tu nous fais découvrir ta voix ?
Can we hear your voice ?
So, i've made this video, i'm speaking in french, in english, in spanish and in italian. These are the few languages I know, but i really hope you'll enjoy it ❤️
🚨 Jeanne Calment, doyenne de l’humanité avec ses 122 ans, doit sa longévité à une combinaison unique de facteurs génétiques et d’habitudes de vie. Née en 1875 à Arles et décédée dans la même ville en 1997, elle appartenait à une famille où la longévité était fréquente.
Son quotidien mêlait huile d’olive, chocolat et porto, qu’elle consommait régulièrement, tout en maintenant une activité physique. Elle a continué à fumer jusqu’à l’âge de 117 ans.
Au cours de sa vie, elle a rencontré Vincent Van Gogh, à traversé deux guerres mondiales et a vécu plus longtemps que sa fille et à son petit-fils. Un destin exceptionnel, qui continue encore aujourd’hui de fasciner le monde. 👵🏼 (via RMC)
@Wake_Up_69@LazyStardust5@Brooshski@av_toi Wahou trop bien 😻😻 me voilà de retour, encore quelques cartons à défaire mais ça attendra le retour de monsieur qui se dore la pilule au soleil égyptien. Je t’appelle demain 😁 bisous
DEATH IN ROME - YOU SPIN ME ROUND (LIKE A RECORD) Feat. ZUGZWANG
No big talk today. Only the most requested song with one of the greatest movies we have in reserve. Zhanks to the incredible ZUGZWANG for the collaboration. See you in Leipzig on Friday.
DEATH IN ROME, 20.I.2025
@LadySta48470651@BowieArt Hi Kathy, i’m doing good, I keep on packing boxes and move them from my place to the new apartment. I’m very excited, I can’t wait for moving. Liloo is a bit worried but she’ll be happy, she’ll have plenty of space to have fun 😻😻😻😻
#BowieForever#DavidBowieIs#HappyBirtthdayStarman Wishing everyone a wonderful day, sorry I've been gone so long I'm still having problems with my eyes. Today is about not about me but my "Hero" #DavidBowie You will live on in our hearts always ⚡️🕊️
La seule mort dont nous devrions parler aujourd’hui ce n’est pas celle de Jean Marie Le Pen.
C’est celle de Ahmed Moulay, torturé et tué par ce dernier.
Rendons lui hommage aujourd’hui, c’est le seul nom qui devrait être sur nos lèvres.
Jean-Marie Le Pen est mort. Il ne mérite aucun hommage.
Toute sa vie il a craché sur les exilés, les femmes, les personnes musulmanes, juives, LGBT.
Nos pensées doivent aller vers les personnes qu’il a haïes.
Continuons le combat pour que son idéologie le suive dans sa tombe.
BOWIE EXITS THE 70s IN THE UK WITH KENNY EVERETT
“Can you hear me, Major Tom?”
45 years ago today, David Bowie’s re-recording of Space Oddity was broadcast on the Will Kenny Everett Make It To 1980? Show.
You'll be familiar with this broadcast (Shot 18 September 1979 | Broadcast 31 December 1979), but this @NachosVideos edit bears repeating.
The original footage was directed for the show by Bowie’s video director of the time, David Mallet, the action takes place in a high-ceilinged padded cell and an exploding kitchen with an unflappable nurse.
Speaking to Angus MacKinnon in the NME in 1980, Bowie said: “That came about because (David) Mallet wanted me to do something for his show and he wanted Space Oddity. I agreed as long as I could do it again without all its trappings and do it strictly with three instruments. Having played it with just an acoustic guitar onstage early on, I was always surprised as how powerful it was just as a song, without all the strings and synthesizers. In fact the video side of it was secondary; I really wanted to do it as a three-piece song.”
Both scenes were recreated for the May 1980 filming of Ashes To Ashes, the continuity experts among you will notice the very obvious differences.
So, ten years after it was originally a hit, Major Tom also had the last word of the 70s for Bowie. Another 45 years on and the impact of this version is still as powerful.
Read Nacho's notes with more detail regarding the recording of both the sound and vision, along with the complete video, here: https://t.co/0GFXfJnf2L
Audio Source:
David Bowie | Space Oddity | Recorded Good Earth Studios | Soho, London | September 1979 | Released as B side of Alabama Song | 15 February 1980
Vocals & 12-string guitar | David Bowie
Bass | Zaine Griff
Piano | Hans Zimmer
Drums | Andy Duncan
Producer | Tony Visconti
FOOTNOTE: In the US Bowie appeared on Dick Clark's Salute to the Seventies TV broadcast. Bowie mimed to an edit of the 1969 Space Oddity recording. Stills from this show were utilised for the sleeve of the aforementioned Alabama Song 45.
Sadly, a decent quality version of this broadcast has yet to surface. You can find it on YouTube, but hopefully Nacho will get his hands on a higher quality version to work his magic on.
#SpaceOddity55 #SpaceOddityKennyEverett #NachoBowie #NachosVideos