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Jake Bass (born February 22, 1991), also known as Jacob Kelly, is a Canadian model, influencer, and former gay adult film star.
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JACK: With the strike settled, I should probably be hittin' the road.
DAVID: I don't get it. What does Santa Fe got? A lot of sand? We got an hot utensil band.
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the theatre gods have spoken to me and they told me that modern au Davey plays the Cello
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They say coincidences can be interpreted as clues to our destiny. Well, today, I'm counting down four amazing coincidences that would make you do a double-take. Let's start with Game of Thrones alums Jacob Anderson and Nathalie Emmanuel.
As Game of Thrones fans, we're all familiar with Grey Worm and Missandei's ill-fated love story, but did you know that the former co-stars went on to star in separate projects as vampires? Yes, you heard that right. Jacob Anderson, formerly known as Grey Worm, lassoed a lead role in AMC's series, Interview with the Vampire, as the complex, forlorn vampire Louis de Pointe du Lac; enticing audiences with his and his co-star's (Sam Reid) electrifying scenes. Similarly, Nathalie Emmanuel was featured in the gothic horror film The Invitation, as the descendent of an ancient vampire family. To say the least, it would seem coincidences have a way of leading these two actors to where they were supposed to be, but it doesn't end there.
Like rings circling Saturn, sometimes it takes years, if not decades to lead one person to the role they were meant to play. Take for example, Sam Reid. When Sam Reid snagged the role as Dido's love interest (played by Gugu Mbatha-Raw) in the 2013 historical drama, Belle, he never imagined he'd be playing one of Anne Rice most iconic characters ten years later; turning a role played by several actors into the most memorable and awe-inspiring incarnation to date. To watch him as Lestat, you'd think he was absolutely possessed but I digress. The coincidences I noted doesn't end with Reid but actually begins with Gugu Mbatha-Raw in Black Mirror.
Earlier, I alluded to the fact that like the rings of Saturn, sometimes people are traveling towards a predetermined destination. In Gugu Mbatha-Raw's case, that's double true. In 2016, Gugu along with her co-star Mackenzie Davis starred in a Black Mirror episode called San Junipero. It was the fourth episode of the British syfy and it featured vivacious party girl Kelly (Gugu Mbatha-Raw) falling head over heels for shy, homebody Yorkie (Mackenzie Davis), in a 1987 virtual reality simulator. It was a fantastic…no, beautiful love story between two women with a happy ending and one of Black Mirror's most popular episodes.
But what struck me about the role that Gugu played was not only the affect it had on fans of the syfy show but also the affect it unknowingly had on propelling her former co-star (Sam Reid) to land a role in which the dynamics of his characters relationship with the lead who played opposite him (Jacob Anderson) as well as the dynamics of the relationship between the actors themselves, were strikingly similar if not the same. Watching Jacob Anderson and Sam Reid interact pulled me back to the days when San Junipero dropped on air and drew accolades from critics in television and film. There's something magical about it, as if Gugu and Mackenzie stepped through that door of possibility so that Sam and Jacob could fly. You know what I mean but I'm getting ahead of myself. That's not the only coincidence there is. The next and last one will absolutely blow your mind.
Last but not least, our fourth amazing coincidence has to do with co-stars Jacob Basil Anderson and Bailey Bass. Did anyone in the #iwtv fandom know that the stars that play Louis de Pointe du Lac and Claudia have the same birthdate. That's right, Jacob and Bailey were both born on June 18th, 13 years apart.
I don't know what it is, but these talented actors seem to be destined for something big. From my vantage point, the stars seem to be aligned in their favor and that's all for today, folks.
Thanks for reading.
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Friendly reminder, you still can pre-order IWTV S1 Blu-ray and DVD before they're released on Sept 26. Amazon is having a discount on them
(And don't forget to review them as well on Amazon 🤗)
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Vague Plot — Crying in 9 (Island House)
Vague Plot’s jams shimmer like highways melting in the heat, running straight on through Kansas or Nebraska until they disappear in the undecipherable distance. Which is to say, they go on for while, repeating the same short grooves ad infinitum, with modest changes, until the measures blow by like mile markers and the journey transcends itself.
“Moto” which opens, metes out the time in sharp, strummed intervals, a little syncopation marking irregular edges in the tick-tocky flow. And within that context, a sax can wail, a guitar can howl, a lick can bloom and fade and collapse in distortion. There’s order so that disorder can grow, a white picket fence around wild tangles of vegetation.
Vague Plot is made up of New York City avant-indie regulars, veterans of other bands, who got together to make driving, moving, long-form instrumental music a la Can and Popul Vuh during the pandemic. The one you’d probably pick out of a line-up first is Zachary Cale, here one of two guitarists, alongside Uriah Theriaultof Woodsy Pride. Phil Jacob of Psychic Lines plays the sax sometimes and a keyboard otherwise, while Ben Copperhead plays bass and John Studer drums.
The music grows contemplative in blues-tinged “Haunted Head” before spinning off into psychotropic grooves, like some weird mesh of Loren Connors and Om. It attains purity in the slow-evolving tones of closer “Windswept” which has a bit of Kluster in its crystalline lucidity.
You might think, with Cale involved, that there’s be a rustic rocker thread in Vague Plot’s aesthetic, a little Neil Young crashing through the motorisms. There mostly isn’t, sorry to disappoint, except oddly enough, on the tape’s best cut, “Cyclic.” Here Jacob’s sax wanders in and around a heavy groove that’s ever so slightly shaded with country rock tones. It’s a puzzle palace, a metronomic experiment in extended pulse, but with a ragged heart, and it’s the wildest and most excellent part of an excellent little album. Fuck the cowbell. Let’s have more guitar.
Jennifer Kelly
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Tony Lucido (Part 1)
Tony Lucido (Part 1)
Sep 7, 2021
Tony Lucido is the reigning ACM bassist of the year— and for good reason. He puts all of his heart, soul and creativity into every bass part that he plays. Tony has played live or in the studio for Darius Rucker, Kenny Chesney, Lady A, Mat Kearney, Lauren Daigle, Dierks Bentley, Steven Tyler, Keith Urban, Kid Rock, Doobie Brothers, Francesca Batistelli, Cam, Kelly Clarkson, Amy Grant, Dave Barnes, Marc Broussard, Chris Tomlin, TobyMac and so many more. This is part one of Jacob’s interview with Tony. They get into his early childhood, his dreams of playing in the NBA, and how a try out turned into an amazing gig.
Tony Lucido
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THE STRIKERS
a newsboys band au
jack kelly: leader singer, plays the electric guitar
david jacobs: band manager, plays piano on occasion if needed
racetrack higgins: drummer
albert dasilva: bass guitar
crutchy morris: publicist, runs the social media
katherine plumber: back-up vocalist
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157: The Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra & Tra-La-La Band // "Born Into Trouble as the Sparks Fly Upward."
"Born Into Trouble as the Sparks Fly Upward."
The Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra & Tra-La-La Band
2001, Constellation (Bandcamp)
22 years ago Montreal’s other iconic prodigiously-membered post-rock band released their second LP. It’s not easy keeping all of these pro-Zion-but-not-Zionists straight, so I’ve helpfully listed and ranked each of the musicians who have passed through this constantly shifting collective from first to least-first. Let’s go!
Members of A/The/e Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra & Tra-La-La Band, Ranked
1. Mike Garson - piano
2. Annie Clark - guitar, keyboards, backing vocals
3. Brian Teasley- percussion
4. Daniel Hart - violin
5. Szabolcs Szczur – accordion
6. Davey 'Crabsticks' Trotter – Mellotron
7. Timothy Matthews – mbira
8. Buffi Jacobs – cello
9. Bach Norwood – piano, keyboards, backing vocals
10. Harriet Ballance - triangle, backing vocals
11. Japhy Ryder – floristry
12. Stuart "Peebs" Peebles – piccolo
13. Chandler Petrino – natural horn, oboe
14. Jared Pechonis – theremin
15. Toby Halbrooks - theremin
16. Corn Mo - backing vocals
17. Patrick Hewitt – theremin
18. Darin Hieb – trumpet, backing vocals
19. Rachel Woolf – flute
20. Mark Beardsworth – claviola
21. Allen Halas – percussion
22. Edwin Mendoza – viola
23. Todd Beaupré – vibraslap
24. Thaddeus Ford – trumpet
25. Paul Deemer – trombone, trumpet
26. Mike St.Clair – trombone, synth effects
27. Josh Guyer – trombone, spoons
28. Chris Curiel – trumpet
29. Heather Test – French horn
30. Victoria Arellano – classical harp
31. Sean Redman – violin, mandolin
32. Kelly Test – percussion
33. Mike Mordecai – percussion
34. Jason Garner – drums
35. Audrey Easley – flute, piccolo, EWI
36. Rick G. Nelson – viola
37. Nick Groesch – piano, keyboards
38. Keith Hendricks – percussion
39. Evan Hisey – keyboards
40. Dylan Silvers – guitar
41. Daniel Hart – violin
42. John Lamonica – percussion
43. Marcus Lopez – percussion
44. Matt Bricker – trumpet, synth effects
45. Taylor Young – percussion
46. Joe Butcher – steel drum
47. Evan Jacobs – piano, keyboards
48. Todd Berridge – viola
49. Nick Earl – guitar
50. Evan Weiss – trumpet
51. Jay Jennings – trumpet
52. Tamara Brown – violin
53. Merritt Lota – steel drums
54. Daniel Huffman – guitar
55. Timothy Blowers – harp
56. Anthony Richards – steel drums
57. Louis Schwadron – French horn
58. Andrew Tinker – French horn
59. Nick Wlodarczyk – trombone
60. Paul Gaughran – flute
61. Isabelo Cruz – French horn
62. Bryan Wakeland – drums
63. Hayley McCarthy – viola
64. Dave Dusters – percussion, backing vocals
65. Billy Mills-Curran – flute
66. Logan Keese – trumpet
67. Ricky Rasura – classical harp
68. Tonya Hewitt – banjo
69. Daniel Poorman – slide whistle
70. Andy Parkerson – clarinet
71. Joseph Singleton – viola
72. Jenelle Valencia – violin
73. James Reimer – trombone
74. Regina Chellew – guitar, trumpet, backing vocals
75. Ryan Fitzgerald – guitar, backing vocals
76. Cory Helms – guitar, backing vocals
77. Jessica Jordan – backing vocals
78. Jenny Kirtland – backing vocals
79. Kristin Hardin – backing vocals
80. Elizabeth Evans – backing vocals
81. Neil Smith – backing vocals
82. Julie Doyle – backing vocals
83. Christine Bolon – backing vocals
84. Natalie Young – backing vocals
85. Constance Dolph – backing vocals
86. Elizabeth Brown – backing vocals
87. Apotsala Wilson – backing vocals
88. Jennie Kelley – backing vocals
89. Roy Thomas Ivy – backing vocals
90. Jamey Welch – backing vocals
91. Ethan Voelkers – backing vocals
92. Mark Pirro - bass
93. Frank Benjaminsen – backing vocals
94. Stephanie Dolph – backing vocals
95. Jennifer Jobe – backing vocals
96. Mike Elio – backing vocals
97. Kelly Repka – backing vocals
98. Jason Rees – backing vocals
99. Jeneffa Soldatic – backing vocals
100. Michael Turner – backing vocals
101. Don Congeler – backing vocals
102. Michael Musick – backing vocals
103. Melissa Crutchfield – backing vocals
104. Sandra Powers Giasson – backing vocals
105. Paul Hillery – backing vocals
106. Stephen Dix – backing vocals
107. Jessica Berridge – backing vocals
108. Melisma MacDonald – backing vocals
109. Ross Cink - backing vocals
110. Lucy Williams - choreography
111. Josh David Jordan – backing vocals
112. Brad Butler – backing vocals
113. Jason Rees – backing vocals
114. Andrew Aldenenotti – backing vocals
115. Getting hit by a bus wearing a flowing white robe
116. Tim DeLaughter - vocals, guitar, piano
Hold on. I’ve just received word that these musicians are actually members of some other band? Apologies for the confusion!
157/365
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Jake Bass (born February 22, 1991), also known as Jacob Kelly, is a Canadian model, influencer, and former gay adult film star.
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Supreme Court, U.S FILED In The OCT 2 2022 Supreme Court ofthe United States RALAND J BRUNSON, Petitioner,
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https://www.supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/22/22-380/243739/20221027152243533_20221027-152110-95757954-00007015.pdf
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