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[munchkin]

γνωριζει καποιος αν αυτο το οργανο ειναι κιθαρα η μονταζ ? ( μιαζει με μπουζουκιον ...)

 

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θανκσ ....

[spy]

Indianola Mississippi Seeds, released in 1970, was the third album on which B.B. King collaborated with Bill Szymczyk, and of all King studio albums it reached the highest position on the Billboard pop charts (number 26). In multiple ways, Indianola Mississippi Seeds celebrated B.B. King's rebirth as a rock star, even featuring a birth certificate of King on the inner sleeve instead of liner notes. The packaging of the  record, which won a Grammy for Best Album Cover, did not include a picture of B.B. King but a watermelon carved in the shape of a guitar, replete with pickups, strings and cable. The watermelon itself worked as a highly racialized symbol for Southern blacks. In addition, the guitar-as-fetish was seated before a worn-out amplifier, both signaling earthiness and authenticity to "white" audiences. Clearly, the "black" audiences from the Apollo wearing mohair suits would not have approved of this setup. The back cover showed the same watermelon guitar, but this time it had been ravaged with seeds and pulp spilling on the floor. The rock music references here were not only to Jimi Hendrix's and Pete Townshend's smashing of their guitars at live shows but also to the cover art of the Rolling Stones' Let It Bleed (1969), which had featured a collage of a cake, a bicycle wheel, a pizza, a record and other items on the front cover and the same collage ripped to pieces on the back cover.

[ELIANIOS]

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