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Clif High on possible purpose of 5G
With kind permission of rex of Leak Project, this is an excerpt from the December 16, 2018 podcast interview with Clif High, found here: ruclips.net/video/XE5I6acdPD0/видео.html
Clif offers the possibility that the push in multiple countries to get 5G up-and-running might involve its potential usefulness against particular space aliens.
Leak Project: www.leakproject.com
Podcasts: ruclips.net/user/ClandestineTimelord
Clif High: halfpasthuman.com/
Clif offers the possibility that the push in multiple countries to get 5G up-and-running might involve its potential usefulness against particular space aliens.
Leak Project: www.leakproject.com
Podcasts: ruclips.net/user/ClandestineTimelord
Clif High: halfpasthuman.com/
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2008 LIBERA SANCTE
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From their 2008 album, "New Dawn", here are Libera with "Sancte". Tom Cully and Liam Connery are the soloists. Thanks to RUclipsr Kate Price who uploaded the video originally. I don't own the copyright to the song - I think WMG does at this point - but have posted this to share with others the video accompaniment which had otherwise vanished from RUclips. No infringement intended.
09 The Preacher The Page 7
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"The Preacher", third track of the second side of the group's 1962 or 1963 self-titled first album (RCA Victor LSP-2734). The Page 7 are: Page Cavanaugh (1922-2008; piano) Lew McCreary (1927-1999; trombone) Dave Wells (trombone) Bob Jung (saxophones) Jack Sperling (1922-2004; drums) John Pisano (1931-; guitar) Don Bagley (1927-2012; bass)
08 - Down Home - The Page 7
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"Down Home", second track of the second side of the group's 1962 or 1963 self-titled first album (RCA Victor LSP-2734). The Page 7 are: Page Cavanaugh (1922-2008; piano) Lew McCreary (1927-1999; trombone) Dave Wells (trombone) Bob Jung (saxophones) Jack Sperling (1922-2004; drums) John Pisano (1931-; guitar) Don Bagley (1927-2012; bass)
07 - Barefoot Adventure - The Page 7
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"Barefoot Adventure", first track of the second side of the group's 1962 or 1963 self-titled first album (RCA Victor LSP-2734). This was written by Bud Shank for Bruce Brown's 1960 surfing film of the same name. The Page 7 are: Page Cavanaugh (1922-2008; piano) Lew McCreary (1927-1999; trombone) Dave Wells (trombone) Bob Jung (saxophones) Jack Sperling (1922-2004; drums) John Pisano (1931-; gui...
The Power of One - Voices of Lee
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From their latest CD, "Sing, Sing, Sing", here are the Voices of Lee with Israel Houghton's "The Power of One". NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT IS INTENDED, and the CD can be purchased at the group's website, www.voicesoflee.com
Misirlou - Near East Brass
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From Jerry Fielding's 1967 "Near East Brass" album on the Command Records label, here's "Misirlou", a folk song of uncertain origin but dating back to 1927. Wikipedia has an interesting page on it. :) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Misirlou
Uskudar - Near East Brass
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From Jerry Fielding's 1967 "Near East Brass" album on the Command Records label, here's "Uskudar", named for a district and municipality of Istanbul, Turkey.
Baubles, Bangles & Beads - Near East Brass
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From Jerry Fielding's 1967 "Near East Brass" album on the Command Records label, here's "Baubles, Bangles & Beads", from the 1953 musical, "Kismet".
06 - Diggin' - The Page 7
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"Diggin'" by Dave Wells, sixth track (last track of side A) of the group's 1962 or 1963 self-titled first album. The Page 7 are: Page Cavanaugh (1922-2008; piano) Lew McCreary (1927-1999; trombone) Dave Wells (trombone) Bob Jung (saxophones) Jack Sperling (1922-2004; drums) John Pisano (1931-; guitar) Don Bagley (1927-2012; bass)
05 - Sweet and Sassy - The Page 7
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"Sweet and Sassy" by Dave Wells, fifth track of the group's 1962 or 1963 self-titled first album. The Page 7 are: Page Cavanaugh (1922-2008; piano) Lew McCreary (1927-1999; trombone) Dave Wells (trombone) Bob Jung (saxophones) Jack Sperling (1922-2004; drums) John Pisano (1931-; guitar) Don Bagley (1927-2012; bass)
04 - Summertime - The Page 7
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"Summertime" by George Gershwin, possibly arranged by Cavanaugh, fourth track of the group's 1962 or 1963 self-titled first album. The Page 7 are: Page Cavanaugh (1922-2008; piano) Lew McCreary (1927-1999; trombone) Dave Wells (trombone) Bob Jung (saxophones) Jack Sperling (1922-2004; drums) John Pisano (1931-; guitar) Don Bagley (1927-2012; bass)
03 - Black Boots - The Page 7
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"Black Boots" by Lew McCreary, third track of the group's 1962 or 1963 self-titled first album. The Page 7 are: Page Cavanaugh (1922-2008; piano) Lew McCreary (1927-1999; trombone) Dave Wells (trombone) Bob Jung (saxophones) Jack Sperling (1922-2004; drums) John Pisano (1931-; guitar) Don Bagley (1927-2012; bass)
02 - The Swingin' Saints - The Page 7
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"The Swingin' Saints", arranged by Page Cavanaugh, second track of the group's 1962 or 1963 self-titled first album (RCA Victor LSP-2734). The Page 7 are: Page Cavanaugh (1922-2008; piano) Lew McCreary (1927-1999; trombone) Dave Wells (trombone) Bob Jung (saxophones) Jack Sperling (1922-2004; drums) John Pisano (1931-; guitar) Don Bagley (1927-2012; bass)
01 - Putt It - The Page 7
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"Putt It" by Don Bagley, first track of the group's 1962 or 1963 self-titled first album (RCA Victor LSP-2734). The Page 7 are: Page Cavanaugh (1922-2008; piano) Lew McCreary (1927-1999; trombone) Dave Wells (trombone) Bob Jung (saxophones) Jack Sperling (1922-2004; drums) John Pisano (1931-; guitar) Don Bagley (1927-2012; bass)
Jo Stafford - How Can We Say Goodbye?
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Jo Stafford - How Can We Say Goodbye?
Norman Luboff Choir - The Lamp is Low (1959)
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Norman Luboff Choir - The Lamp is Low (1959)
David Childs, euphonium - A Little Prayer (without applause)
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David Childs, euphonium - A Little Prayer (without applause)
Solas Ane (Yesterday's Joy) by Samuel R. Hazo
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Solas Ane (Yesterday's Joy) by Samuel R. Hazo
Black Dyke Band, "Immortal" (good a/v sync)
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Black Dyke Band, "Immortal" (good a/v sync)
My Bodyguard - main title and theme (1980)
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My Bodyguard - main title and theme (1980)
If this composition don’t bring a tear to your eye, are you even alive?
I played trombone 2 my JR year, the other two tromboneist were graduating that year, this was the last song I got to play with those two, still brings a tear to my eye listing to this and thinking of them, Tanner and Olivia, if you guys see this you guys were awesome and I miss you two.
1:28
What an incredible arrangement and instrumentation!! Sets the mood perfectly
I agree. :)
Classic legendary time growing up is always tuff but looking back was worth it. Wouldn’t change a thing?!❤
must be in my top 10 movie themes, and the rest of the score is wonderful too. Dave Grusin is a genius. Thanks for posting,
Pretty classical music in this opening movie scene.
L'album est sorti en 1963 !
Miss these days so much I cry
The best ever made
Is ERIK BALL YOU SON OR TWIN SOLIE DEO GLORIA
Have watch this amazing theme song a least once a day
Despite watching this movie many times. As a kid I remember riding my bike 10 miles into town about 3 times a week, which seemed normal. No bottled water, no phones, not even a snack. Hopefully, I would scrounge up a few bucks to get taco bell or a burger somewhere. And the days I had no money I would just go anyway and ride my bike all the way back home and eat dinner. Mom and Dad would not even question it! Was completely normal. This must of been mid 80's. These days we are so scared and I won't even let my daughter ride too far down the street, even fully equipt with bottled water, cell phone, apple watch and snacks. Man things have changed.
Such a wonderful movie...when I now see Adam Baldwin in "The Patriot" and other films...I say "it all started here".
He was also in Ordinary People from the same year - 1980
Thanks for posting .
The 1st of two albums by the Page 7 group
Great 60's small group.
Great swingin' group,
One of the best small groups ever.
This would be a good closer for marching band.
Never seen My Bodyguard (1980)but did see Meatballs (1979)in the theater I believe back in California &I also believe it was Bill Murray's (Sat.night Live)debut feature film &the rest is history from there😄😃😎🤠😷🤔🤓🌭🍕🍟🌮🔪🥄🍴🍽🏫🛵🛴🚧🛑🚦🚥🚲🪟🪥🪣🪠🪒🎻🎺🎹☎🎬📽🎞🎥📼📹📸📺📝🖍🖌🖊🖋📎📍📌📋📊📉📈✂🗃🗄🗑🖇🚬🧥🧤🧣🧵🥿🥾🥼🧢🧦🧭🧰🧮🚺🚹🚭🚯🚳🇨🇱🇺🇸
Good evening I am from SA and trying to get the 2022 links that you have. Please point away.
Saw this when it came out at the movie theater at the mall….aaaahhh….across from the arcade
lovely song.. better time but the left would destroy the USA .. still alot of whites in Chicago in 1980 ...sadly today ..the USA is finished
There are so many memories and emotions around this piece, you can feel all of them.
What form of Gaelic is the title in?
Great music, interesting movie.
I played this in all state band. Most beautiful song I’ve ever played
Wow! No new shows in 2 years? Hope you are ok.
Clif High is frequently posting, on Bitchute and perhaps ot6her platforms.
My high school symphonic had prepared this piece for the end-of-year concert, and our longtime band director died unexpectedly a few weeks before we were set to perform. He was beloved by the students and staff, and it seemed so impossible to replace him, but we at least had an adjunct to oversee us rehearsing. We ended up dedicating our performance to our late director and his family with an open conductor’s stand, empty. I hope he enjoyed the sound of us working hard to perfect it in his memory. I still can’t listen to it fully without crying a little. Here’s to you, Mr. Looman 🎼
I grew up with Norm Lunoff, quite literally. My parents both sang on all his recordings and I just love his arrangements, wonderful childhood memories and beyond! This has always been one of my favorites.
The woman on the beach with the deadwood.
Tom C dan Liam C disini bernyanyi sangat cemerlang. Bakat mereka berlanjut sampai sekarang dewasa dengan lagu-lagu dan kelompok/grup pertemanan mereka. Semoga makin sukses dalam bermusik 💪🙏❤
"Tom C and Liam C here singing brilliantly. Their talent continues until now grown up with the songs and groups/group their friendship. Hopefully more success in music."
@@RMNhobie thank you 🙏 I am not good in English
@@bernadettadianatysu1358 You're welcome. Thanks for what you wrote. :)
Absolute rubbish. “Think of how stupid the average person is, and realize half of them are stupider than that.” ― George Carlin
5 G is used for humano bad guys. Alliens have good intentiins. They are afraid of humanity.
Amazing performance Sir!
Forgot how good all of the music is throughout this movie. I was 16 when this came out - brought back some nice memories, thanks. 😀
Appropriate last name
Loved playing this in high school 🥺🥺
We played this as our last piece at my final band concert my senior year. It was dedicated to all of us leaving and the joy of our past four years. Half of the seniors couldn’t play the entire thing because we were in tears. This piece will always hold a special place in my heart.
i played this my freshmen year of highschool and i was put on toms, this song was so fun to play and it was so beautiful
This is such an amazing piece on the clarinet and I’ve always loved how you can just feel the soul put into it
1:26 pickup to 34 2:04 pickup to 47 2:39 60 3:09 72
I played this in high school. The Capital Conference Honors Band in Wisconsin. I think that was back in like 2011/2012.
Wow! Remember playing this during my final year of band in high school percussion on the base drum part ( we used a tenor drum). 3 years ago and it still warms my heart.
This is the last song I played with my brother before he graduated ( we both played sax)
Mmmm mmm we are the latest prodigal sons of the aliens who created us as they probably also created all our predecessors and they’ve been here for in my humble opinion well over 20,000 years and or from beginning of our time and way before
You're off the reservation here Clif. 5G will be used to enslave the world with global mass surveillance and the ability to produce PANDEMICS-ON-DEMAND with the massive frequency range, attenuation capability and global satellite network that is planned. Add in TAINTED vaccinations (forced or otherwise), the bio-weapon that is not as harsh as it will be once 5G is turned on, the global desire to depopulate the planet to a "sustainable" 500,000,000, down from 7,700,000,000 (as per the Georgia Guidestones commandments) and we will have allowed the globalists wet dream to come true. Sorry Clif, you have exposed which side of the battle you re on with this horseshit. Aliens my ass. The only aliens we need to concern ourselves with are the ones the dems are giving drivers licenses to and illegal mail in ballots to vote with.
All those moving sixteenth notes are usually played by string sections, and it's quite heartening to hear professional brass take on those passages. An overall very endearing opus.
Happy it was made in my hometown of CHICAGO!!!
Bravo!!!