joe cocker - you can leave your hat on -91/2 weeks- So, help me, lord...

I have to gratefully thank Thaty Brooks for being such a supporter for this blog with her nice and inspiring posts. I know how busy she is and nevertheless she still doesn't forget to bring us her joy. Thank you so much, Thaty. Your presence is more than necessary. It's light itself.

I have an apology to make to all this blog readers for being so absent of it.
But hey, nobody's perfect, right?
So, just to say hello (once again), I want to share with you one of the things that makes me remember The USA in its cultural vein: the music.

Of course it's very personal, 'cause I'm relating the songs and singers with memories I have from the days I've lived there.

Every time I hear some bands and some songs I got to connect them with the America' soul.
By the time I was in my 3rd or 4th year, I felt somehow like I was American myself. The blue pubs, the rock'n roll bars, the jazzy night clubs...and I was so much in love for a kind of "familia" guy that I couldn't help my hot blood to feel the music like part of my body and soul...so...Aerosmith, Joe Cocker, Bruce Springsteen, Heart and many others were part of my soundtrack.

Anyway, I just want to reveal that this song is so Godamm sexy! Perfect choice for this movie scene. Perfect for a honeymoon, perfect for having pleasure.

And by the way, what was that movie/ What about Mickey Rourke? Owo!

Come to my window - Juliet/Melissa- just a nice combination.

In 1994 when I heard this clip I was completelly overwhelmed by the great combination they acchieved putting together two women of guts!!!
I first saw Juliet on her debut in "Cape of Fear" starring Robert de Niro. Man, what was that?? It's one of the most scariest suspense movie of all times. I was afraid of him! Really... hes was so satanic real in his anguish for vengeance. And Juliet seemed at that time a promissing actress. Her acting was superb as an infantile teenager that gets hypnotized by the seduction of an older, unconventional icon; just the opposite role played by her tradicional parents that were just keeping the apearences of a happy family, that in fact, they weren't.
Anyhow, she just showed us that besides her talent, she is a genuine example of a generation that doesn't only play the rules and roles the midia wants to keep them on the top list.
She behaves within an alternative, free rock'n roll life style, not fearing to be connected with the underground side of the Hollywood world.
She adjusts herself very well in roles that demand a lot of mental and emotional control in and out the sets. "Natural born killers" and "Kalifornia" are good examples of that. Its a pitty she has decided to get away from the acting scenario to be a singer in a trashy rock band.
I think she represents a modern role woman: she doesn't need to use her sexual appeal to be recognized. She is secure of herself and doesn't fear to be misunderstood for her choices.
In her turn, Melissa brought out to life Janis' style of singing a rock'n roll with the soul. Her horse voice is magical and unfortunatelly some people insist to associate her talent with her hormones.
Enjoy you all!!!