Showing posts with label Movie Clip. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Movie Clip. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 4, 2007

Count Screwloose - Wanted: No Master

One of the great newspaper cartoonist Milt Gross's few forays into animated cartoons, Wanted: No Master, from MGM, 1939.

Sunday, September 2, 2007

Fresh Lobster

This weird animated film, starring Billy Bletcher, has been listed in various resources as having a date of 1928, 1934, and 1948. I have no idea which is right, but it is so weird it is timeless! I got this link from the Liketelevision website. The player is a little wacky.


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Friday, August 24, 2007

Boogie Woogie Dream

I am in a boogie woogie mood, as I have been listening to my Pandora Boogie Woogie Station all morning. So I did a quick look at Utube for some nice boogie woogie footage, and found this great bit by Pete Johnson and Albert Ammons, Boogie Woogie Dream. And also figured out how to post a youtube clip directly to my blog while I was at it!

Friday, August 10, 2007

Really the Country Blues

A session from the 1960's blues rediscovery period that I stumbled onto on YouTube. Furry Lewis and Bukka White, two original 1920's country blues performers who were still capable of making wonderful music nearly 40 years later, filmed the same evening performing...the Bukka White performance ends a little abruptly.

Furry Lewis:



Bukka White:

Tuesday, July 24, 2007

Sweet Sue

Dave Apollon with his Philippine string band and some amazing mandoling playing.


Sunday, July 22, 2007

The Floradora Boys


1929: Weird musical bit featuring the former silent comics Lloyd Hamilton, Lupino Lane, Ben Turpin and Hienie Conklin. For more great stuff, check out http://thirdbanana.blogspot.com/

Friday, July 20, 2007

Many a Slip

Another Charley Bowers short.

T for Texas

Jimmie Rodgers from his only short film, The Singing Brakeman, 1929.

Wednesday, July 18, 2007

More Charley Bowers

A clip from "It's a Bird" (1930), the only acting appearance by Charley Bowers in the talkies, though this clip centers on the amazing metal-eating bird.