Miles to go before I sleep (Rock'n Me) from John Sapiro on Vimeo.
Tag: remix
“My Sha-Rice-A-Roni”
“Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers” Remix by John Sapiro
Round and round you’re turning me
cf. State Archives of Florida, “Young people at a City Recreation Dept. dance…” (1962)
It’s Your Thing
cf. LIFE (1943)
SCENE III: The disco near Polonius’ house
“The Teenage Waste Land”
Miles to go before I sleep (Phoenix, Tacoma, Philadelphia, Atlanta, L.A.)
“My Sha-Rice-A-Roni”
“NPR Morning Edition Bohemian Rhapsody” (“Open your eyes…”)
All my life, waiting for somebody
cf. Jean Béraud, Parisian Street Scene (ca. 1885) and Charles Marville, No. 3, Urinoir (Système Jennings)… (1865-75)
You are my wife, Goodbye city life, Green Acres we are there!
It’s my party and I’ll cry if I want to
About A Girl
I need you tonight ’cause I’m not sleeping
Miles to go before I sleep (Phoenix, Tacoma, Philadelphia, Atlanta, L.A.)
The Vitruvian Man and Jack LaLanne: Sweatin’ to the Oldies
The Odd Couple
Lady With An Ermine And A Pearl Earring
The Lone Ranger Crossing the Alps
“My Sha-Rice-A-Roni”
“I Love Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds” (A Musical Mashup And Remix)
“He do the Police in Different Voices” (A YouTube Mix)
Eliot’s original title for The Waste Land was “He do the Police in Different Voices.” The line, another quotation, comes from Dickens’s Our Mutual Friend (1864-65), and describes the foundling Sloppy’s skills as a reader of the newspaper—imitating the voices of the police in the crime reports. The Waste Land is composed of many voices, not always distinguishable from one another.
—Adapted from Pericles Lewis’s Cambridge Introduction to Modernism
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