#jan.1969

[more-relics]

Pink Floyd backstage at Studio 128 in Paris France - 22 Jan 1969. Photo credit: Christian Rose/Dalle.

#roger waters #nick mason #david gilmour #rick wright #pink floyd #backstage #studio 128 #paris #france #jan.1969 #christian rose #1969

[dozydawn]

December 29th, 1969. The Dutch international chess player Jan Timman ponders his next move during a practice game at The Times - Hastings International Chess Congress.

#chess #jan timman #1969 #1960s #head in hands #1k

[undergroundrockpress]

1969 - Photos by Nacio Jan Brown (that's him in the first photo).

#Nacio Jan Brown #hippies #street photography #1969 #60s counterculture #Rag Theater #art

[chicinsilk]

Marc Bohan for Christian Dior Haute Couture Fall/Winter 1969-70 Collection. Photo Roland Bianchini. Model Jan Ward.

Marc Bohan pour Christian Dior Collection Haute Couture Automne/Hiver 1969-70. Photo Roland Bianchini. Mannequin Jan Ward.

#marc bohan #christian dior #collection haute couture #fashion 60s #fashion 70s #1969 #1970 #fall/winter #automne/hiver #french designer #french style #jan ward #roland bianchini

[get-back-homeward]

Anyone interested in comparing Get Back vs the Nagra reels (audio of the sessions) day by day this month?

I’m starting with January 2, 1969 tapes today. There’s 96 clips, but each one ranges from 4 seconds to 11 minutes in runtime.

I’m listening primarily to see whether the overall tenor of the day matches with the way Peter Jackson’s editing captures it. But I’m also curious about any worthwhile details missing from Get Back (especially those days @amoralto never got to) that may shed light on the group dynamics at this time.

I’m planning to post my findings by day, even if I only get through a handful. But as much as I may try to avoid them, I have my own biases, as we all do. So it’d be neat to compare across several listeners and see where consensus lies.

#get back #nagra reels #the beatles #get back sessions #january 1969 #jan 2 1969 #my text #rewatching get back #have had a list of at least 5 days i wanted to listen to #not all are as quick as jan 2 so i thought today is as good a day as any to start #thought id share in case it strikes anyone elses interest

[rrrauschen]

Jan Švankmajer, {1968} Byt (The Flat)

#film #gif #Jan Švankmajer #byt #the flat #juraj herz #ivan kraus #1969 #black and white #animation #rewatch #stop motion #axe #short film #people #men #male filmmakers #1960s #czechoslovakia #bulbs #photos in films

[ozkar-krapo]

Jan HERMAN

"Election Day Tape"

(ss.7"EP. Nova Broadcast Press. 1971 / rec. 1969) [US]

#jan herman #1969 #usa #sound collage #beat #fluxus #7“s #political #records

[adscinema]

British Pathé - Jan Palach Funeral (1969)

https://www.britishpathe.tv

#british pathé #pathé #video #jan palach #funeral #czechoslovakia #czech republic #1969 #1960s

[my-life-fm]

#nowplaying #1969 #The Sound of my 1969 #Ambrose Slade #Slade #The Beatles #Led Zeppelin #Jan Johansson #Nick Drake #Creedence Clearwater Revival #The Byrds #The Hollies #Santana #Deep Purple #Frida Boccara #Udo Jürgens #Spotify

[hotvintagepoll]

Propaganda

Deborah Kerr (Bonjour Tristesse, An Affair to Remember, The King and I)— For several decades she held the record for most Oscar nominations without a win (6 in total), and she was a prolific leading lady throughout the 40s and 50s. She's best known today for the romance An Affair to Remember with Cary Grant, and as the governess in The King and I. Many people have this erroneous perception of her as extremely prim, proper, and virginal, but this could not be further from the truth. When she first came to Hollywood under MGM she was typecast into boring decorative roles, but broke sexual boundaries for herself and Hollywood generally in From Here to Eternity, when she made out (horizontally!) with Burt Lancaster (on top of him!) in the famous Beach Scene. She went on to play many sexually conflicted women, a character type that would define most of her post- Eternity work. She continued to break Hays Code boundaries with Tea and Sympathy, which addresses homosexuality/homophobia head-on, and even did a topless scene in The Gypsy Moths 1969!! One of the only classic stars to do so. She deserves a more nuanced and frankly a hotter legacy than she currently has!!!

Devika Rani (Achhut Kanya)—She was grandniece of Rabindranath Tagore (laureate). She was sent to boarding school in England at age nine and grew up there. After completing her schooling, she joined the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) and the Royal Academy of Music to study acting and music, at a time when aristocratic women did not enter showbiz. She studied filmmaking in Berlin. It is well known that she underwent training at the UFA Studios in the art and technique of acting under Eric Pommer, and other aspects of film production including costume and set designing and make-up, under eminent directors like GW Pabst, Fritz Lang, Emil Jannings and Josef von Sternberg. She is also reported to have worked with Marlene Dietrich. She had a multi-faceted personality and took on many responsibilities of film production at Bombay Talkies, a studio that she co-founded with Himanshu Rai in Mumbai in 1934. She often took care of hair and make up, supervised set design and editing, scouted for new talent and mentored them. She was the face of Bombay Talkies, and also the reason behind the political and financial backing the studio received, at a time when even women from red light districts refused to work as actresses. She was the first recipient of the Dadasaheb Phalke Award, when it was instituted in 1970.

This is round 3 of the tournament. All other polls in this bracket can be found here. Please reblog with further support of your beloved hot sexy vintage woman.

[additional propaganda submitted under the cut.]

Deborah Kerr:

I think she was one of my first crushes before I realised I was bi in The King and I when I watched it as a kid honestly. The kissing scene in From Here to Eternity is iconic for a reason. Actually tried to learn the accents for the characters she was playing if they weren't English which is more than pretty much anyone else was doing then. Played very restrained characters who frequently seemed to be desperate not to be so restrained. Did horror movies without venturing into hagsploitation tropes. Gave Marni Nixon the credit she deserved for her share of the singing in The King and I.

Anne Larsen is a peak late 1950s bisexual with big MILF energy. Have you seen the behind the scenes pics of her wearing a suit?? Have you????? Vote Deb as Anne Larsen.

Nominated for an Oscar six (6) times and never won, but besides her having actual talent (hot), and besides her looking Like That (very hot, also beautiful), she was always playing women who are, like, crazy repressed. Which makes it fun and easy for me to read these characters as queer. Icon!!!! You know what's hot? Playing ambiguously gay in vintage Hollywood.

Her face and talent and body, yes, ofc, duh. But also!!! Her HANDS!!!! I may be but a simple lesbian, but she is the best hactor (hand actor) that ever lived and that's HOT! For propriety's sake I feel I must redact a large portion of my commentary on this subject. Anyway. She's hot in her most famous roles (mentioned above), and also some of her sexiest hacting is on display in An Affair to Remember (her hand on the bannister when Cary Grant kisses her off-screen??? HELLO???), Tea and Sympathy (when she's trying to persuade Tom not to go out and she keeps flexing her hands like she wants to reach out to him but can't??? ALLY BEHAVIOR! WE STAN!), and The Innocents (which opens and closes with extended shots of her hands bc director Jack Clayton was also an ally and he did that for ME). Much of her appeal also lies in the fact that she often played deeply repressed characters and you know what's hot? When those uptight characters finally unravel. It's sexy. It's cathartic. It's erotic. Plus, she's beautiful to look at in both black & white and technicolor, and the more of her films you see, the more you can't help but fall in love!

Literally is in thee most famously sexy scene of all time (or maybe just during the hays code era which is what we're talking about HELLO), which is the beach scene with Burt Lancaster in from here to eternity. To quote a tumblr post of a screen capture of a tweet of a video of joy behar on the view: "y'know, there used to be movies where they were kissing on the beach... From Here to Eternity. They're kissing-- Burt Lancaster and Deborah Kerr are Kissing on the Beach and then the WAVES crash!! You know exactly what they did!"

She might have a reputation of being chaste and virginal or whatever, but we all know it's the quiet ones who are certifiable FREAKS

Devika Rani:

Achhut Kanya (1936) is the only one of hers I've seen but hot DAMN

#devika rani #deborah kerr #hotvintagepoll #fuck that old woman #ladies 3

[3rdeyeblaque]

On August 30th we venerate Young King Brother Fred Hampton on his 75th birthday 🎉

Deputy Chairman Fred Hampton was the one of THE greatest orators, leaders, and visionaries to join the Black Panther Party Of Self-Defense 🖤✊🏾

Fred Hampton was born & raised in the Chicago suburbs of Illinois. Civil liberties, rights, and laws were always of great interest to him. After graduating high school, he enrolled in a pre-law program at Triton Junior College in River Grove, Illinois. He joined his local NAACP branch to get involved in the civil rights movement. He rose to the position of Youth Council President for his strong leadership and organization skills. In this position, Brother Hampton mobilized a racially diverse group of 500 young men/women who successfully lobbied city officials to create better academic services and recreational facilities for Black American youth.

In 1968, he joined the Black Panther Party of Self-Defense, headquartered in Oakland, CA. Shortly thereafter, he was selected to head the Chicago Chapter. Here, he created strong personal and political ties with his mentor & chaplain, Father George Clements at the [then] Holy Angels Catholic Church; which served as a safe haven for the Panthers targeted for police surveillance or harassment.

Brother Hampton accomplished a great many things as a young, prolific leader of the BPP Chicago Chapter. He successfully negotiated a gang truce on live television.One of his greatest successes was an unprecedentedly integrated approach to sociopolitical unity; he formed a “Rainbow Coalition”, which included: the Students for a Democratic Society, the Blackstone Rangers, a street gang and the National Young Lords, a local Puerto Rican organization. He was the first leading Panther to achieve this. This alliance is what truly struck the cord of fear in the Chicago P.D. & the FBI. In an effort to neutralize the Chicago Chapter of the BPP, the Black Panthers were placed under heavy surveillance & were subjected to several harassment campaigns.

By 1969, several Black Panthers and Chicago cops either suffered injury or were killed in shootouts across the city, which resulted in the arrest of over 100 members. On Dec 4th of that same year, under the FBI's initiative, the County PD & Chicago PD conducted heinous, unlawful, and unnecessary raid on the Black Panther Party's HQ in the early morning hours while Brother Hampton, leader Mark Clark, and other Panthers slept. They fired over 100 rounds into the apartment without warning. Twelve officers executed Brother Hampton as he slept, drugged by a sedative slipped into his drink by "Panther"/FBI informant O'Neal. Naturally, in Jan 1970, the County Coroner's office ruled the Black Panther leaders' deaths as "justifiable homicide".

Over 5,000 souls attended Brother Hampton’s funeral. Many civil rights activates eulogized him, including his good friend and mentor Father George, who also held a Requem Mass for him at his church.

After many years of coverups, internal investigations, lawsuits, raids, and conspiracies confirmed, the FBI, County PD, & Chicago PD finally admitted to the wrongful deaths of Brother Hampton and Mark Clark. In 1990, and again in 2004, the Chicago City Council passed resolutions commemorating December 4th as Fred Hampton Day. Today, Brother Hampton rests at the Bethel Cemetery in Haynesville, LA where his parents are from - which continues to endure violent desecration from White Supremacist vigilantes/supporters.

" You can kill a revolutionary but you can never kill the revolution. People have to be armed to have power" - Young King Fred Hampton

We pour libations & give him💐 today as we celebrate him for his love of our people, his relentless dedication to the BPP cause, and his young yet wise spirit that lives on. May be the find restful peace in spirit that he was/is denied in the physical.

Offering suggestions: flower offerings at his grave, libations of water, prayers and frankincense toward his elevation

‼️Note: offering suggestions are just that & strictly for veneration purposes only. Never attempt to conjure up any spirit or entity without proper divination/Mediumship counsel.‼️

#hoodoo #hoodoos #atr #atrs #the hoodoo calendar #the black panthers #Fred hampton #Chicago #black panther party #BPP #ancestor elevation #ancestor veneration

[balladofsallyrose]

neil young & joni mitchell

Neil Young debut solo album (1969) artwork cover Roland Diehl / Neil Young Watercolour Portrait by Joni Mitchell, 1969 / Neil Young: The Rolling Stone Interview – Rolling Stone by Cameron Crowe, Aug 1975 / Joni Mitchell and Neil Young at the airport, 1969 / Sugar Mountain - Neil Young / Reckless Daughter: A Portrait of Joni Mitchell by David Yaffe / The Circle Game - Joni Mitchell / Neil Young excerpt from Waging Heavy Peace (2012), photo by Rich Zimmermann, 1973 @meadow-dusk / Joni Mitchell with Neil Young & The Santa Monica Flyers, August 26, 1973 / Review: Neil Young’s ‘Archives II’ Is a Stunning Look Back at His Peak – Rolling Stone, Nov 2020 / Neil Young excerpt from Waging Heavy Peace (2012) / Warner Records’ launch party for Neil Young’s “Tonight’s the Night” ca. June 1975 / Neil being soft with Joni at The Last Waltz following “Furry Sings the Blues” @meadow-dusk /Joni Mitchell and Neil Young, The Last Waltz, Winterland Ballroom, San Francisco, California, November 25, 1976./ The Making of The Last Waltz, the Band’s Concert-Film Masterpiece | Vanity Fair /The Last Waltz "Helpless" @joelmccrea / Joni quote / Credit on Hejira album (1976) / Neil Young photo in Rolling Stone, Dec 2021 / Joni Mitchell photo by Anton Corbijn, Chalk Mark in A Rainstorm album (1988) / 'I Stand With Neil Young!' Joni Mitchell, Jan 2022 / Neil Young Interview: Crazy Horse ‘Barn,’ Archives, ‘Harvest’ – Rolling Stone, Dec 2021 / Neil Young and Joni Mitchell at the Grammys, Feb 2012

#neil young #joni mitchell #i hope you guys don't mind me just gathering posts together? let me know if you want anything removed etc

[arcadiandeath]

Mother, father, brother, little sister! 

When you read this letter, I will already be dead or close to death. I know what a severe blow my act will be to you, but don't be angry at me. Unfortunately, we are not alone in this world. I am not doing this because I would be tired by life, on the contrary, because I cherish it too much. Hopefully my act will make life better. I know the price of life and I know it is the most precious thing. But I want a lot for you, for everyone, so I have to pay a lot. Do not lose your heart after my sacrifice, tell Jacek to study harder and Marta too. You must never accept injustice, be it in any form, my death will bind you. I am sorry that I will never see you or that, which I loved so much. Please forgive me that I fought with you so much. Do not let them make me a madman. 

Say hi to the boys, the river and the forest.

Jan Zajíc's (3 July 1950-25 February 1969) letter to his parents. Jan self-immolated following Jan Palach in protest of the passivity and loss of hope of the Czechoslovakian nation under communist Soviet rule.

#from the river to the sea palestine will be free #free palestine #free gaza #aaron bushnell #anti zionisim #it is striking that the cz government was memorialising and heralding jan's sacrifice as they continue to aid in israel's actions #the same day a man across the ocean does the very same act of protest as he did. #all the free palestine signage at my uni campus gets removed daily and it's such a disgrace #but also telling of how much power FREE PALESTINE has. even a sticker with those words is enough to spark anger or compassion

[chicinsilk]

Pierre Cardin Spring/Summer 1969 Haute Couture Collection Photo by Jacques Rouchon. Jan Ward is wearing a blue crepe mini dress (can also be worn as a tunic).

Pierre Cardin Collection Haute Couture Printemps/Eté 1969 Photo Jacques Rouchon. Jan Ward porte une mini robe en crêpe bleu peut être aussi portée en tunique).

#pierre cardin #collection haute couture #french designer #french style #fashion 60s #1969 #spring/summer #printemps/été #jacques rouchon #jan ward #mini dress #crêpe dress #mini robe #robe en crêpe

[germanpostwarmodern]

Sterrenbuurt Housing Estate (1969-71) in Berkel-Rodenrijs, the Netherlands, by Jan Verhoeven, Willem Brinkman, Nico Witstok & Henk Klunder

#1960s #housing #architecture #netherlands #architektur #jan verhoeven

[kitsunetsuki]

Norman Parkinson - Jan Ward Wearing a Smock by Gina Fratini (Vogue UK 1969)

#norman parkinson #jan ward #vogue #photography #fashion photography #vintage fashion #vintage style #vintage #retro #aesthetic #beauty #sixties #60s #60s fashion #1960s #1960s fashion #swinging sixties #editorial #vogue uk #gina fratini