Covered by Simon & Garfunkel and others but this is the original.. + Informações

Jackson C. Frank - Marlene (recorded in 1975) wikipedia en.wikipedia.org Marlene The ghost of her Floats over there And the smile, the smile It seems so lonely She gave me her hand As I struck up the band And she seemed to say, she seemed to say ?You're the only' And then we danced like two snowflakes In the falling wind In the wind And do me a favour god Won't you let Marlene come in The gymnasium floor The price bound door The jungle bird the jungle bird That you showed me Her love was so clean To tell the truth Marlene The sound of your tambourine still owns me We were so young then Now that I'm old I know, oh I know I loved you right then I would have made Marlene let go My friends in the bars Hell they only see the scars And they do not give a damn, they do not give a damn That I loved you I don't know why But once you've seen the sky You think you know all birds are lovely But there's snow on the ground In Woodstock tonight It's 22 years dead Since I saw the light The world it explodes As such a high powered load To run, to run, to run Was all I left me Appeared as breeze High in the clouds we're free To fly, to fly away Was the lesson You know the fire it burned her life out Left me little more I am a crippled singer And it evens up the score The ghost of her It floats over there And the smile, the smile It seems so lonely She gave me her hand As I struck up the band And she seemed to say, she seemed to say ?You're the only' And then we danced like two snowflakes .... + Informações

Jackson C. Frank - Dialogue (Video from Daft Punk's "Electroma"). + Informações

Another beautiful song from Jackson Frank, this one is a very rare home recording that he did in his later years. As you can see from the picture, Frank's life had taken a number of rough turns at this point. This song is off of the "Blues Run the Game" compilation which includes his entire first album and roughly 20 or so other recordings that have surfaced over time.. + Informações

Jackson C. Frank - Just Like Anything Rasnov cetate. + Informações

Un fin de semana con uno de mis mejores amigos, MARTIN te quiero un monton!. + Informações

Jackson C Frank, whose most famous composition 'Blues Run The Game', was an American folk singer, active on the London folk scene during the 60's; he was friends with Simon and Garfunkel, also performing at the same Soho clubs. He also had a close relationship with Sandy Denny, who performed some of his songs, as well as her folk and Dylan repertoire. This is one of the first videos i made, though initially i had problems with the sound, now resolved.. + Informações

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Frank's alternate version to his classic, this one maybe a bit more upbeat. Don't miss!!. + Informações

Lyrics: Kimbie wants a nine-dollar shawl Kimbie wants a nine-dollar shawl She wants a nine-dollar shawl And I need a mackinaw Well Baby, where you been so long? Baby, where you been so long? "I've been in that state pen. With them rough and rowdy, rough and rowdy, rough and rowdy men." Well Baby, where you been so long? Baby, where you been so long? "I've been in your state pen. And I gotta go back again." Well Baby, where you been so long? Kimbie, let your hair hang down Kimbie, let your hair, let it hang down Let your hair hang down And your bangs all curl around Kimbie, let your hair hang down Kimbie, let your hair, let it hang down Let your hair hang down And come the morning You know I'll be gone Well Baby, let your hair hang down Well I wished I was a mole in the ground I wished I were a mole, crawling in the ground I was a mole in the ground I thought I'd tear, I'd tear this mountain down Wished I was a mole in the ground Words and music by Jackson C. Frank Paintings by Vincent van Gogh. + Informações

Jackson C. Frank - I Want to Be Alone (1964) Ending soundtrack of Daft Punk's Electroma (2006). + Informações

Martha Marcy May Marlene Movie Clip - watch all clips j.mp click to subscribe j.mp Patrick (John Hawkes) sings a live version of Marcy's Song. TM & © Fox (2012) Cast: John Hawkes Director: Sean Durkin MOVIECLIPS YouTube Channel: j.mp Join our Facebook page: j.mp Follow us on Twitter: j.mp Buy Movie: amzn.to Producer: Antonio Campos, Andrew Corkin, Patrick Cunningham, Ted Hope, Saemi Kim, Saerom Kim, Chris Maybach, Josh Mond, Matt Palmieri, Brett Potter, Melody C. Roscher, Alexander Schepsman Screenwriter: Sean Durkin Film Description: Martha Marcy May Marlene is a powerful psychological thriller starring Elizabeth Olsen as Martha, a young woman rapidly unraveling amidst her attempt to reclaim a normal life after fleeing from a cult and its charismatic leader (John Hawkes). Seeking help from her estranged older sister Lucy (Sarah Paulson) and brother-in-law (Hugh Dancy), Martha is unable and unwilling to reveal the truth about her disappearance. When her memories trigger a chilling paranoia that her former cult could still be pursuing her, the line between Martha's reality and delusion begins to blur. - "martha marcy may marlene","john hawkes","sean durkin","guitar videos","microphone videos","independent dramas",drama,independent,"ted hope","alexander schepsman","andrew corkin","antonio campos","brett potter","chris maybach","josh mond","matt palmieri","melody c roscher","patrick cunningham","saemi kim","saerom kim","abandonment videos","studio videos",patrick,"movie .... + Informações

Features Bert Jansch and Al Stewart playing "Blues Run the Game" and a brief clip of Jackson playing "Just Like Anything" - taken from the documentary, Acoustic Routes.. + Informações

Daft Punk's Electroma is an odyssey of two robots who journey across a mythic American landscape of haunting, surreal beauty on a quest to become human. Their symbolic quest, which takes them from endless two lane highways to small idyllic towns to the arid desert, finds Daft Punk once again resisting conformity and developing new ways to highlight their inventive vision. The clip is made by me, mixing footage from the film Electroma and the song my name is carnival (by Jackson C. Frank) wich I think fits very well. + Informações

Jackson C. Frank - Blues Run The Game [Expanded Deluxe Edition / 2003] Song recorded in 1960. + Informações

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This was one of Jackson C. Frank's finest songs. Covered by plenty, including Nick Drake (on the TIA tapes) and Sandy Denny (Jackson's one-time girlfriend). Standard tuning.. + Informações

Blues Run The Game (Jackson C Frank cover) i now have a myspace! www.myspace.com www.krisrowley.com Thank you, thank you and thank you again for making "Unequal Measures" a roaring and rather unexpected success, and the website a popular hangout for trendy kids and intellectual-types. Those of you kind enough to buy my music or visit the site; thank you once more. A newsletter has been added to the website. Keep in touch and up to date with this handy little service offered from the computer-nerds behind the website. _________________________ Blues Run The Game Catch a boat to England baby, maybe to Spain Wherever I have been now, wherever I have been and gone Wherever I have gone, the Blues are running the game Send down for whisky baby, send down for gin Me and room service honey, me and room service child Me and room service, we're living a life of sin When I'm not drinking baby, you're on my mind When I'm not sleeping honey, when I'm not sleeping child When I'm not sleeping you know, that you'll find me crying Living is a gamble baby, loving's much the same Wherever I have been now, wherever I have thrown them dice Wherever I have been, the blues are running the game Try another city baby, another town Wherever I have been now, wherever I have been and gone Wherever I have been, the Blues are running the game Maybe tomorrow baby, some place down the line I'll wake up older honey, so much older child I'll wake up older and you know, I'll stop all my trying. + Informações

Jackson C. Frank's darkest and most beautiful song. Couldn't find any TAB on-line so I sat and picked my way through it in my hotel room at a wedding in Ireland last weekend. I think it's originally with a capo at the 6th fret, but I play it at the 4th. I played this at the reception and was duly treated to several songs in return, passing the guitar round the room. One had the most angelic voice I've ever heard and sang unaccompanied. Not sure what happened to the format of the video: something got lost in conversion betweem 16:9 and 4:3 ... looks like an old western. In standard tuning.. + Informações

This is from film "Daft Punk's Electroma". + Informações

The podcast from www.folkalley.com [April 2009] talks about Jackson C. Frank life, enjoy. + Informações

from: "Blues Run The Game (Deluxe Edition)". + Informações

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This is a home-edited trailer for Electroma [great film], and this great song called Dialogue [I Want To Be Alone] by Jackson C. Frank-is played at the end. It's not quite 'as is in the film' because I like to listen to it with this particular scene where the robot's hand is burning. It concludes with the 'flame walk'. Sorry the vid blurs half way through, it was just a handheld cam in front of my monitor, & the autofocus couldnt pick up the flames at one point.. + Informações

Cover Jackson C. Frank's BLUES RUN THE GAME. Please use headphones; otherwise it sounds awful!. + Informações