Colors …
This is a Voyage into Sound
inst. of change (ELECTRIC GUITAR)
the players
INSTRUMENTS OF NOISE.
The Original Color of Sin (BLUE)
Rock N Blues 
“Johnny B. Goode“
Chuck Berry
1958 — Single (45)
((( #1 )))
American Graffiti
BLUE: THE ORIGINAL COLOR OF SIN ( 1.)
BLUE: ROCK N BLUES COLLISION ( 2.)
Lost In Space
Orange Matters (INDIAN RIVER LAGOON)
1959 — NASA / NASCAR / MINUTE MAID
1960 — Where The Boys Are
1961 — Alan Shepard (2806)
1962 — Dr. No, Missiles in Cuba, John Glenn
1963 — Louis Armstrong
“What A Wonderful World” JFK Assassination
1964 — “Fly Me To The Moon“
Frank Sinatra
“In Other Words” (1954)
b/ Kaye Ballard
Robert Rauschenberg
1965 — Gemini 4
Ed White
Yardbirds
BRITISH RESURRECTION OF THE BLUES
“The Devil Is Singing Our Song”
The Beatles
“It’s Been A Hard Day’s Night“
Rolling Stones
“Paint It Black“
1966 — “Paint It Black” (Rolling Stones)
MUSIC ’66 — Good Vibrations, Strangers In The Night, These Boots Are Made For Walkin’ Eleanor Rigby, Summer In The City, Reach Out I’ll Be There, When A Man Loves A Woman.
“Taste of Honey”/”Hard Day’s Night”
Herb Alpert / The Beatles
1966 — Imigrant Songs
((( Listen )))
B.B. King (dave.)
“Last Train to Clarksville” (Not Clarksdale)
The Monkees
1966 — Anti-War Pop
((( Clarksdale, Mississippi )))
“Hey Joe”
Jimi Hendrix (Experience)
1966 — “I’m goin’ down to shoot my old lady.”
((( Storm Rising )))
“Paint It Black”
Rolling Stones
1966 — Aftermath
((( Listen )))
1967 — Jimi Hendrix didn’t play well with Monkeys.
Banana Splits
1968 — APOLLO 8 “EARTHRISE”
“In The Beginning God Created The Heavens and The Earth”
VAssassination, Voodoo, and the Dark Side of The Moon.
1969 — APOLLO 11
“One Small Step for Man, One Giant Leap for Mankind.”
Woodstock, Vietnam, Apollo 11
Jimi Hendrix (“Star Spangled Banner“)
@ WOODSTOCK (WATCH)
James Brown @ The Apollo Theater
Live at the Apollo (1963)
Live at the Apollo (1967)
Jim Morrison (Melbourne, Florida)
Janis Joplin
Bob Dylan
Johnny Cash (Man In Black)
“You Shook Me”
Led Zeppelin (w/Jimmy Page)
1969 — Led Zeppelin I
((( Muddy Waters (1962) )))
Late Night With David Letterman
B.B. King, with David Letterman’s Late Night Band in 1991, played Lucille with all the finesse and expression as always, but the content, Hollywood & Vine (“Back In Los Angeles”) was noticeably new, for the “Blues Boy,” who cut his teeth working the Chitlin’ Circuit throughout the 1950s.
sG.
Rolling Stones
w/
Muddy Waters (Hard Again) w/Johnny Winter
John Lee Hooker (“Boom Boom“)
B.B. King (Live at the Regal)
Jimi Hendrix
Duane Allman
John McLaughlin
Carlos Santana
Larry Coryell
Jeff Beck
Tommy Bolin
Frank Zappa
Robert Fripp
Adrian Belew
Robben Ford
Al Di Meola
Eddie Hazel
Joe Satriani
Prince
Vernon Reid …
