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. (sorry)Hi! I know, coming back to this topic after a few months is boring, but I may have a theory.
I was sitting on the sofa, watching TV, trying to figure out what to watch, and then I came across a film called Cadillac Record.
In 1947 in Chicago, a Jewish immigrant from Poland and bar owner Leonard Chess hires a blues combo, including guitarist Muddy Waters, Willie Dixon and harmonica player Little Walter. Waters' and Walter's success leads to Chess opening the doors for black musicians and beginning a new record label in 1950 – Chess Records. This attracts stars like Etta James, Howlin' Wolf and Chuck Berry.
Even though he was successful, Chess sacrificed Little Walter because he was becoming unmanageable due to alcohol, but always protected Muddy Waters and Chuck Berry (the golden goose). It was like a chess game where he moved the pawns as he pleased.
Muddy Waters was a big influence on Mark, as was Chuck Berry, and I've lost count of the number of times he's played the song I Can't Be Satisfied, for example, so I found a lot of similarities in that.
That was my two cents
Nice story. Just how to connect it with the text.
I don’t know but this line maybe:
My knights out there have both been pitching
I have sacrificed a pawn
It's Chess
Hi! I know, coming back to this topic after a few months is boring, but I may have a theory.
I was sitting on the sofa, watching TV, trying to figure out what to watch, and then I came across a film called Cadillac Record.
In 1947 in Chicago, a Jewish immigrant from Poland and bar owner Leonard Chess hires a blues combo, including guitarist Muddy Waters, Willie Dixon and harmonica player Little Walter. Waters' and Walter's success leads to Chess opening the doors for black musicians and beginning a new record label in 1950 – Chess Records. This attracts stars like Etta James, Howlin' Wolf and Chuck Berry.
Even though he was successful, Chess sacrificed Little Walter because he was becoming unmanageable due to alcohol, but always protected Muddy Waters and Chuck Berry (the golden goose). It was like a chess game where he moved the pawns as he pleased.
Muddy Waters was a big influence on Mark, as was Chuck Berry, and I've lost count of the number of times he's played the song I Can't Be Satisfied, for example, so I found a lot of similarities in that.
That was my two cents
Nice story. Just how to connect it with the text.
What?
LE
Lies, Lies, Lies....
(now, it could be true
