Colors …
This is a Voyage into Sound
inst. of change [ELECTRIC GUITAR]
the players
THE INSTRUMENTS OF NOISE.
The Original Color of Sin (BLUE)
Voyage
IT’S A NEW WORLD, AFTER ALL
(1492)
“Conquistador“
Procol Harum
1967 — Procol Harum
((( First Crossings )))
The Italian Seaman sailed for Isabella, Queen of Portugal. The Sounds of Earth, Carl Sagan’s Cosmic Message In A Bottle.
1492 — It’s A New World After All
Walt Disney, Universal Studios, Orlando, Fla.
15th Century — Late Middle Ages, Early Renaissance
Beyond the Horizon
THE NEW WORLD
Michelangelo & Leonardo da Vinci (Artists)
Galileo Galilei & Sir Isaac Newton (Stargazers)
Jules Verne & Carl Sagan (Dreamers)
Christopher Columbus & Neil Armstrong (Voyagers)
Juan Ponce de Leon & Mel Fisher (Seekers)
Amelia Earhart (Aviators)
Original 7 Mercury Astronauts
JFK (We choose to go to the Moon)
Frank Sinatra
Elvis Presley
Versace
Madonna
Prince (1990s Miami Beach)
“Stargazer”
Ritchie Blackmore (Rainbow)
1977 — Rising
((( ? )))
Juan Ponce de Leon (Time)
Mel Fisher (Treasure)
1513 — La Florida
Having sailed with Christopher Columbus and being captivated by the clear, cool, bubbling springs he had seen in the Bahamas, Juan Ponce de Leon was hoping to find a fountain of youth when he landed on the Florida peninsula, Easter 1513, near what became St. Augustine. Legend has it that the natives were hospitable, but suspicious of the Spanish explorers. When asked about the existence of a “Fountain of Youth” the Floridians sent de Leon and his sailors into the lush jungle where they could take their choice of the many fresh-water springs and rivers they would surely encounter.
1609 — Galileo Galilei
“STARRY MESSENGER”
iO (Jupiter Moons)
1600s — Lust for Gold
Emerald Coast / Pirates Of The Caribbean.
17th Century — New World Land Grab
1622 — Atocha
Mel Fisher
“Big Bad Moon”
Joe Satriani
1987 — Surfing With The Alien
((( Moon Song )))
vg
Lure of The Moon (Mystery)
18th Century
1700s — Fight for Florida
Spain France England Seminoles (Flight Over Rio)
1704 — Sir Isaac Newton built the first practical reflecting telescope and developed a sophisticated theory of colour based on the observation that a prism separates white light into the colours of the visible spectrum. (Pink Floyd The Dark Side of the Moon)His work on light was collected in his highly influential book Opticks, published in 1704.
1710s —
1720s —
1730s —
1740s —
1750s —
America’s Rise
July 4, 1776
Independence Day
1760s — Ocean Traveler
James Cook First to Sail Around The World.
Surf Hawaii (Naked)
James Cook
James Cook, The Expedition Leader, Sea Captain, and Artist was fascinated by the native Hawaiians frolicking, nude in the crashing ocean surf. They were happy riding their flat wooden boards on the clear blue waves that curled, and broke on shallow coral reefs along the shore.
1760s — Industrial Revolution
1770s — Declaration of Independence
“Up, Up, And Away“
This postcard is part of a set originally collected in a scrapbook entitled Album Gravures et Cartes-Postales: Vieux Paris Types Petits Métiers et Cris De La Rue (1909).
((( early flight )))
1753 — Benjamin Banneker.
African American Clock Maker, Astronomer, Solar Eclipse, Map Maker, Washington D.C., Thomas Jefferson, Racial Justice, Free in Baltimore, after parents came to America from Guinea (1788)
Montgolfier Brothers
1783 — The Montgolfier Brothers’ first successful public hot air balloon demonstration (June 4, 1783) depicted in a 1909 postcard. The 1735 date written on the card refers to the first hot air balloon to fly.
George Washington
Hot Air Balloon Iron Bridge
Benjamin Franklin
“Get On The Boat”
Prince 3121
((( forced crossing )))
1780s —
1790s — ATLANTIC SLAVE TRADE
19th Century
1800s —
1810s — Great Comet of 1811, War of 1812, Waterloo, Year Without a Summer,
1820s —
1820-1859 —
1830s —
1840s —
1873 — Jules Verne
Around The World in 80 Days
From The Earth to The Moon
20,000 Leagues Under The Sea
Journey To The Center Of The Earth
1985 — Carl Sagan (Contact)
Cosmic Message In A Bottle
Frank Zappa One Size Fits All
((( cosmik debris )))
— yZ.
1770s — Declaration of Independence
1780s — George Washington
Hot Air Balloon, The Iron Bridge
1788 — Benjamin Banneker /The Art of Observation. Afrian American ASTRONOMER /TIMEKEEPER, First to precisely predict a solar eclipse. When 21, Banneker borrowed a friends pocket watch, took it apart, and carved an exact (10X sized) wooden replica (CLOCK) that kept time accurately, striking every hour, on the dot, for the next fifty years.
1513 — Ponce de Leon
La Florida
Fountain of Youth
1609 — Galileo Galilei
“STARRY MESSENGER”
iO (Jupiter & The Moon)
1600s — Lust for Gold
Emeralds Too. Pirates Of The Caribbean.
17th Century — New World (Land Grab)
“Stealing” (In The Name of The Lord)
Spanish Missionaries (Violent Christians)
1622 — Atocha (Mel Fisher)
1700s — Fight Over Florida
Spain, France, England, Seminoles (Flight Over Rio)
1760s — Industrial Revolution
18th Century — America’s Rise
July 4, 1776 — Independence Day
1710s —
1720s —
1730s —
1740s —
1750s —
1753 — Benjamin Banneker.
African American Clock Maker, Map Maker, Astronomer (Stargazer). War Di Garo, Armand Sabal-Lecco (Dancing With The Stars)
James Cook, The Expedition Leader, Sea Captain, and Artist was fascinated by the native Hawaiians frolicking, nude in the crashing ocean surf. They were happy riding their flat wooden boards on the clear blue waves that curled, and broke on shallow coral reefs along the shore.
1770s — Declaration of Independence
1780s — George Washington
Hot Air Balloon, The Iron Bridge
1788 — Benjamin Banneker /The Art of Observation. Afrian American ASTRONOMER /TIMEKEEPER, First to precisely predict a solar eclipse. When 21, Banneker borrowed a friends pocket watch, took it apart, and carved an exact (10X sized) wooden replica (CLOCK) that kept time accurately, striking every hour, on the dot, for the next fifty years.
“Get On The Boat”
Prince
2006 — 3121 The artist’s 31st studio album featured his, as usual, funked up view of everything. “Get On The Boat” more to the point, was Prince taking a long look at the business of buying and selling people, as property.
((( back & forth )))
1790s — ATLANTIC SLAVE TRADE
19th Century Blues
1800s —
1810s — Great Comet of 1811, War of 1812, Waterloo, Year Without a Summer,
1820s — 1820-1859
1830s —
1840s —
Voyage
to a New World.
(1492)