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RUSSIA  : Our Response to OTAN - "It's My Fatherland"

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Mario Frangoulis - Historia de un Amor   .................
A little sweetness and elegance in this present world

https://youtu.be/_OIbReavK1U

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French Latino version " more hot " .........

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The Zombie Apocalypse ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmLfCHF3skk

Don't go to InfoWars. It's run by a Jew loving tool that gives you the partial truth in order to keep you in the corral, but keeps what you need to know away from you ... The complete truth is anti-Semitic!

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Rock in Peace thieving Nig ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vuPzNHs5-Bo

Chuck Berry's style comes from his former band leader, Jonnie Johnson, a piano player, and band leader that co-wrote many Chuck Nig songs and developed the Chuck Nig style prior to Chuck joining his band. All of Chuck Nig's famous early songs are written in piano key, which has confused guitarists for near 70 years.

Johnnie Johnson, one of Chuck Berry's longtime sidemen and the man who inspired Berry's classic "Johnnie B. Goode," filed suit against Berry in a St. Louis Federal District Court on Nov. 29.

The multi-count suit alleges that Johnson and Berry were equal collaborators on early rock classics like "Roll Over Beethoven," "No Particular Place to Go" and "Sweet Little Sixteen," to name a few. Johnson claims that Berry registered the copyrights to the songs in his name alone, and therefore was the sole recipient of royalties from those songs. Johnson's suit also seeks public recognition for his songwriting role on the fifty songs he claims to have written with Berry. Publicists for Johnson say that Berry was contacted before the suit was filed in an effort to avoid litigation, but that Berry refused to discuss the matter. The suit is for unspecified damages.

It was Chuck Berry who joined Johnnie Johnson's group, the Sir John Trio, in 1953. Shortly after, Berry took over as the group's songwriter and frontman/guitar player. Johnson's celebrated piano playing has been credited as the essential component in Berry's classic tunes, many of which Johnson arranged. But after their long partnership Johnson remained largely unknown until the 1987 release of the Chuck Berry concert film Hail! Hail! Rock 'n' Roll. Johnson's career was further rejuvenated when the Rolling Stones' Keith Richards rediscovered him and enlisted Johnson to play piano on his first solo album, 1998's Talk is Cheap. Richards in turn appeared on Johnson's 1992 album, Johnnie B. Bad.

This past September Johnson was recognized by the Rhythm & Blues Foundation with a Pioneer Award.

Johnson once said of his songwriting ability, "I can hear something and keep it in my mind until such point as I can get to a piano, and then I'll play it . . . that is a gift, the ability to do that." Ironically, this "gift" is the reason Johnson's spokesperson claims he never filed suit earlier. "He's a savant, he doesn't even know how to write music, he retains it in his head," publicist Julie Doppelt said. "And aside from having no sense of what the music business was [at the time], he would compose the music in his head and not realize that he composed the songs. And Chuck would take advantage of this and register the copyright in his name. For many years [Johnson] was a serious alcoholic and it's taken him a long time to realize that these contributions still constitute songwriting." Doppelt added that Johnson has been sober for twelve years.

Berry's longtime agent Dick Alen calls the timing of the lawsuit into question. The suit was filed just three days before Berry was to be honored (in front of) President Bill Clinton and Senator-elect Hillary Clinton.

http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/johnnie-johnson-sues-chuck-berry-20001201

https://twitter.com/CreatorAlliance/status/843639548856885248

You wouldn't have ever heard of Chuck Berry if it wasn't for the Jews at Chess Records - who of course ripped Berry off, leading to him refusing to play much of his own music. The exact same thing happened with John Fogerty of Creedence fame.
http://thejewniverse.com/2017/these-jewish-brothers-from-the-shtetl-launched-chuck-berry-to-rock-n-roll-fame

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How the Russians didn't plan to invade Australia ...

Abandoned Engineering S01E04

There are coastal forts built all around Australia, ready to deal with the Russian invasion of the late 19^th century, that never showed up.

Today, we're more worried about the attack of the great White Whale: Moby Adele.

Video also includes the death of the German High Seas Fleet of WW1 in Scapa Flow.