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and then 3 come along at once...
very definite week of music here at tiny wytch and sundry related stellar bodies
(not sure that my body is all that stellar but, ahem, moving on)
first of all; happy birthday to my beloved jinx montague!!!
and a big hello to my long suffering muse/family up here.
you know who you are.
and as we ease (or stagger) towards the weekend, here (by way of the ( Read more... ) -
light waves
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the world that jones made pt 3
contains mild spoilers for the film and for the tv show dollhouse
Demons of the mind
This is the last part of a brief exploration of three films starring Paul Jones, ex-vocalist of the pop group Manfred Mann.
The film is a period set horror exploring the minds and lives of the troubled Zorn family ruled tyrannically by Robert Hardy whose terror of a ( Read more... ) -
the world that jones made - part two
The second of the three films starring Paul Jones is as equally obscure and, in its way, just as disturbing as his debut feature Privilege. It is a comparatively minor key role but, for my money, a superior piece of acting. With the music performed by Pink Floyd and Arthur Brown, Jones is free to focus on delivering a fully rounded character role ( Read more... ) -
p for - privilege
The World that Jones Made:
Part one:
In the early 1960s Paul Jones was the singer with Manfred Mann singing on hits such as - 54321, Pretty Flamingo etc. Quitting the band in 1966 Jones conducted a brief foray into films before settling into a comfortable seeming groove with his own Blues Band, radio spots and reborn Christianity (of which more ( Read more... ) -
once upon a time - or maybe twice...
How many films about the Beatles does the world need?
The band split 40 years ago and Lennon himself died 20 years back and yet, what with Paul McCartney's touring theme-park of concerts, the never ending repackaging of material (Let it Be Naked, Love, One ad infinitum) and the steady flow of dramas and documentaries, it's as if they never went ( Read more... )
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