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@brimstone-girl

not a bot. ..just being lurky .. however if i ever post enough to make friends. that is cool too . Definitely not a minor. I am in my thirties ~ (Forewarning. I am not good at tagging and I have far too varied of both interests and fandoms for This to focus on a aesthetic or specific fandom. If I get followed for one thing. Apologies in advance as it really is just a place to hoard my interests But if you share any I'd love to chat

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nuitarioso

“Mine eye hath play'd the painter and hath stell'd

Thy beauty's form in table of my heart.”

albinogel

the middle of an umbrella facility/mansion full of zombies to read all the docs and notes🥴

but I knew him

wednesday warmup

Study

@willskerweek day 2 uniforms

hist105rockblog

Lecture 4: Nicknamed “Queen of Rockabilly” in the 1960s, Wanda Jackson (1937- ) got her start in the fifties singing Country Music. But, as you can probably tell from listening to this lively tune, “Hard Headed Woman,” performed here on the Los Angeles-based TV variety show Town Hall Party in 1958. Jackson had a real edge to her lacking among a lot of her fellow county musicians. Her distinct sound didn’t fit neatly into the thriving country music scene at the time, although she had plenty of fans in that genre. Earlier that same year, 1958, “Hard Headed Woman” had been a big hit for Elvis Presley (whom she dated in 1955), climbing to No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100. While never enjoying the same level of success as her male rockabilly counterparts, Jackson still enjoyed plenty of chart successes and a few Grammy nominations. She still performs today, and released an album in 2012 called Unfinished Business (on Sugar Hill Records). As of this writing, Wanda Jackson — at age 88 — remains one of the last of the early pioneers of the Founding Generation of Rock 'n' Roll.