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montgomery clift
montgomery clift
Un disco de Paul Murphy, de 1985, que llevo por título "Montgomery Clift" y aparece el actor en la portada (es un fotogramas muy conocido de Stazione Terimini). Una rareza, de hecho no he podido localizar al músico en Intenet. La información la he recogido de este blog:
A real gem I picked up a while back, a mid 80's 7" single from Paul Murphy and Doug Dinadell recorded right here in my hometown of Scottsdale, Arizona at Cereus Studios.I'm sure these guys were in other bands but I haven't been able to track down any more information on either of them. Paul Murphy - Vocals, DrumsDoug Dinadell - All Guitars, BassProduced By Paul Murphy.
Es la canción que cantan los soldados en From here to eternity (De aquí a la eternidad, 1953) cuando se reúnen en el dormitorio y en sus noches de permiso. La letra fue escrita por el propio James Jones (autor de la novela From here to eterniy) e interpretada por Merle Travis, quien tiene un papel como el soldado Sal Andersom.
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Letra / Lyrics:
My hitch was up Monday
Not a dog soljer nor moresoljer no more
They give me all that money
So much my pockets is sorepockets is sore.
More dough than I can useRe-Enlistment Bluesohthem blues.
Took my gelt to town TuesdayFound me a big double bedbig double bed.
I'll find a job tomorrowTonight I'll maybe be deadmaybe be dead.
Ain't no time to loseRe-Enlistment Bluesohthem blues.
Hit the bars WednesdayFriends put me up on a throne(way) up on a throne.
Found a Chinese babyShe wouldn't leave me aloneleave me alone.
Did I give her a bruiseRe-Enlistment Bluesohthem blues.
I woke up on ThursdayThe walls was movin'I swearmovin' I swear.
I reach'd down in my trousersAII my pockets was barenothin' was there.
I'll really blew my fuseRe-Enlistment Bluesohthem blues.
Hit the bar again FridayAsk'd for a free glass of beerfree glass of beer.
Bar man he don't know meHe just say no credit hereno credit here.
What I done then ain't newsRe-Enlistment Bluesohthem blues.
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Su carrera comprende 17 títulos entre 1948 y 1966. Trabajó con los grandes directores (Hawks, Hitchcock, Stevens, Zinnemann, Kazan, Huston, Wyler) y las grandes estrellas (Lancaster, Marilyn Monroe, Katherine Hepburn, Brando, Wayne, Elizabeth Taylor especialmente) de entonces.
Su carrera comprende 17 títulos entre 1948 y 1966. Trabajó con los grandes directores (Hawks, Hitchcock, Stevens, Zinnemann, Kazan, Huston, Wyler) y las grandes estrellas (Lancaster, Marilyn Monroe, Katherine Hepburn, Brando, Wayne, Elizabeth Taylor especialmente) de entonces.
Su carrera comprende 17 títulos entre 1948 y 1966. Trabajó con los grandes directores (Hawks, Hitchcock, Stevens, Zinnemann, Kazan, Huston, Wyler) y las grandes estrellas (Lancaster, Marilyn Monroe, Katherine Hepburn, Brando, Wayne, Elizabeth Taylor especialmente) de entonces.
Lyric
Say, where did I see this guy?
In red river?
Or a place in the sun?
Maybe the misfits?
Or from here to eternity?
Everybody say, is he all right?
And everybody say, whats he like?
Everybody say, he sure looks funny.
Thats...Montgomery Clift, honey!
New York, New York, New York, 42nd street
Hustlers rustle and pimps pimp the beat
Monty Clift is recognized at dawn
He aint got no shoes and his clothes are torn
I see a car smashed at night
Cut the applause and dim the light
Monty's face is broken on a wheel
Is he alive? can he still feel?
Everybody say, is he all right?
And everybody say, whats he like?
Everybody say, he sure looks funny.
Thats...Montgomery Clift, honey!
Nembutol numbs it all
But I prefer alcohol
He said go out and get me my old movie stills
Go out and get me another roll of pills
There I go again shaking, but I aint got the chills
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