For the opening of the Tattistampa, exhibitin in Follonica (Tuscany), in December 2019.
From left to right: Sa Yune, Giulio Passarini, Wolfgang Scheibe, Pietro Raman Crivelli, and Jack O’Malley.
For the opening of the Tattistampa, exhibitin in Follonica (Tuscany), in December 2019.
From left to right: Sa Yune, Giulio Passarini, Wolfgang Scheibe, Pietro Raman Crivelli, and Jack O’Malley.
Grosseto, Nov. 2, 2019 – photo by Dario Canal
With Dario Canal and Jack O’Malley
With trains in the background. Please check out the full report on the mission to Germany.
Photo credits: Rainer Gautschi.
After their first Spring event in Punta Ala, Tuscany, on April 28, the Metalliferous Hills Jug Band (Jug Band dalle Colline Metallifere or JBCM) will be back in the famous location for a Summer gig.
The collective has recently returned from a kaleidoscopic tour in Germany and Politecnico di Milano and is in a very active phase, planning new geomusical events and mixing them with international connections, bridging Southern Tuscany, The Netherlands, and Hungary (as an example).
Come and visit us between 7PM and 11PM at Bar Polo, via Dogana, Punta Ala on Saturday, July 13, 2019. The live part of the performance will be partly before dinner, and partly after dinner, with our combination of rock-blues, sensors, maps, and other items related to our territory.
On this round we will host Alessio Ricci on electric guitars, often jamming together with us (especially in his Amish from Jack White project with Dario).
Looking forward to see you, with a background of On the road again, and mezzogiorno di grano!
For more information: jugbandcm@pibinko.org or +393317539228
The event is sponsored by Associazione Comunità di Punta Ala (please see their July 2019 calendar for more events by the association)
In Erdmannhausen, hosted by our friends at Huober Brezel’s, just before starting the trip back to Tuscany (June 3, 2019). Check out the full report here.
Now that we recovered the “jet lag” following our mission to Germany, we can start to tidy up the documentation that we collected during our trip.
Here is a cameo by Renzo Rosso, Hydraulic and Maritime Constructions and Hydrology professor at Politecnico di Milano (also MS and PhD tutor for Jack o’Malley), who came to visit the JBCM for a moment of artistic exchange. On one side Renzo Rosso and his CD “Children of a Lesser River“, on the other side the inter-generational, international, geomusical collective. This was on May 30, 2019, around 5.30PM.
As a musical enticement, for a hydrology master we proposed our cover of “When the Levee Breaks” by Led Zeppelin. Simone and Renzo also had some debate on electric guitars. Some of you may also note a correlation between characters with and without hat.
Livin’ Milano – first version circa 1991. Third version (with the last part changed): October 2018
di Andrea Giacomelli / pibinko / Jack o’Malley
Blues in E
Mi La Mi
You live in Milano – the air is bad for your nose
La Mi
You live in Milano – the air is bad for your nose
Si
but let me tell you something baby
La Mi
you live in Milano you know how it goes
Mi – fisso
Monday morning – you get on the bus
You go to work in the same old fuss
Friday evening – a couple of beers
Mi7
You don’t see no women – and that has been going on for years
La Mi
but you’re living in Milano – the most beautiful town on the Earth
Si La Mi
You live in goddamned old Milano – but you don’t know what that is worth
Hey Baby, don’t you realize
you’re breathing shit, I ain’t tellin’ no lies
You are just sinking in that pool of regret
people call Milano, don’t you ever forget
but you’re living in Milano – the most beautiful town on the Earth
You live in goddamned old Milano – but you don’t know what that is worth
So girls, that’s how the story goes
I got out of town, it’s improving my nose
You wanna meet us, we’re up here in the hills
or we can come to Milano, but you’ve gotta pay the bills
…….
Adaptation to Italian
Tu vivi a Milano – l’aria lì fa male al naso
Tu vivi a Milano – l’aria lì fa male al naso
Ma sai te ne dico una, bella
tu vivi a Milano e non sei lì per caso
E’ la mattina, di lunedì
vai là in ufficio, e ti pare un sacrificio
Venerdì sera – due birre con gli amici
Di donne nun c’è ombra, ti dedichi alla bici
ma tu vivi lì a Milano, la più bella città del pianeta
stai in questo cazzo di Milano, perché te l’ha detto il tuo profeta
Oh ragazzi, non vi rendete conto
respirate gas, non vi faccio lo sconto
lì nelle sabbie –– mobili di rimpianti
che chiamano Milano, e vi vedo, siete tanti
RIT
Via ragazze –– qui le storie son finite
Son partito da Milano, mi è passata la rinite
Per entrare in confidenza, dài venite giù in collina
O se no si vien su noi, a veder la Madonnina