Autres horizons......

Publiée le 15 avril 2013
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Paul Revere & the Raiders - Indian Reservation
Paul Revere & The Raiders est un groupe de rock américain qui a eu beaucoup de succès dans la seconde moitié des années 1960 et au début des années 1970. Le groupe est notamment connu pour ses tubes Indian Reservation (The Lament of the Cherokee Reservation Indian)

 

Paroles:

Ils ont pris toute la Nation Cherokee
Et nous a mis sur cette réservation
A emporté nos modes de vie
Le tomahawk et l'arc et le couteau
Ils ont enlevé notre langue maternelle
Et apprend leur anglais à nos jeunes
Et toutes les perles que nous avons fait à la main
Sont aujourd'hui fabriqués au Japon
Peuple Cherokee, la tribu Cherokee
Si fiers de vivre, si fier de mourir
Ils ont pris toute la Nation indienne
Et nous verrouillé sur cette réservation
Et même si je porte une chemise et une cravate
Je suis encore un homme rouge à l'intérieur
Peuple Cherokee, la tribu Cherokee
Si fiers de vivre, si fier de mourir
Mais peut-être un jour quand ils apprendront
Cherokee Nation sera de retour
Sera de retour
Sera de retour
Sera de retour
Sera de retour

Beautiful song this big hunk of notes de 1971 ; viva the gorgeous singer Paul Revere & the Raiders via les musiciens vachly non-terriens but extra-terriens; this kind of indian beat aura toujours ma préférence et je tire ma révérence à tous ceux qui savent jouer ainsi ...  for the big hit untitled Indian Reservation

 

Mise en ligne le 19 nov. 2009
"Walk On The Wild Side" from Lou Reed's 1972 second solo album, Transformer, after leaving the Velvet Underground did not chart in the top 10 on Billboard. Some of the songs that year that did chart in the top 10 were: Gilbert O'Sullivan's "Alone Again (Naturally)," Mac Davis "Don't Get Hooked On Me," and Wayne Newton "Daddy Don't You Walk So Fast." I'd say "Walk On The Wild Side" is just as memorable, if not more so than those ones. My favorite part of the song is probably the saxophone solo at the end 3:44. 

To say the least, this song was highly controversial when it came out considering it is about transvestites who come to NYC for prostitution. They would say to their potential customers, "Take a walk on the wild side!" Lou Reed once said about the song: "I always thought it would be fun to introduce people to characters they maybe hadn't met before, or hadn't wanted to meet." What an amazing storyteller and lyrical genius Lou Reed was. 

Try to find another song from this time period where the artist talks about subjects such as "giving head," I doubt you can find another! He was writing about things that, frankly, almost no other artist at that time would even consider writing or singing about. Lou was well before his time, and has inspired countless artists from all genres. What a classic, classic song! Still no song like it to this day. What artist other than Lou could get away with lyrics like: "And the colored girls go doo do doo, doo do doo, doo do doo"?! The lyrics are way too clever and fun not to post in the description so here they are:

Lyrics:

Holly came from Miami, F.L.A.
Hitch-hiked her way across the U.S.A.
Plucked her eyebrows on the way
Shaved her legs and then he was a she
She says, 'Hey babe, take a walk on the wild side'
He said, 'Hey honey, take a walk on the wild side'

Candy came from out on the island
In the backroom she was everybody's darlin'
But she never lost her head
Even when she was giving head
She says, 'Hey babe, take a walk on the wild side'
He said, 'Hey babe, take a walk on the wild side'

And the colored girls go
Doo do doo, doo do doo, doo do doo

Little Joe never once gave it away
Everybody had to pay and pay
A hustle here and a hustle there
New York City's the place where they said
'Hey babe, take a walk on the wild side'
I said, 'Hey Joe, take a walk on the wild side'

Sugar plum fairy came and hit the streets
Lookin' for soul food and a place to eat
Went to the Apollo, you should've seen 'em go go go
They said, 'Hey sugar, take a walk on the wild side'
I said, 'Hey babe, take a walk on the wild side'
Alright, huh

Jackie is just speeding away
Thought she was James Dean for a day
Then I guess she had to crash
Valium would have helped that bash
She said, 'Hey babe, take a walk on the wild side'
I said, 'Hey honey, take a walk on the wild side'

And the colored girls say
Doo do doo, doo do doo, doo do doo

Publiée le 29 sept. 2013
« Droit dans le soleil », premier extrait d'Horizons, le premier album de Détroit (Bertrand Cantat et Pascal Humbert). Sortie le 18 novembre 2013.
Single disponible ici : http://po.st/DdlSiTunes
http://www.detroitmusic.fr
 
"Réalisation : Rod Maurice - https://www.youtube.com/lehibooparis »
 

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