Showing posts with label Walking on the Moon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Walking on the Moon. Show all posts
Friday, December 26, 2014
Friday night MULTIMEDIA EXTRAVAGANZA with THE POLICE!
No other reason than Johnny wanted to hear this one tonight. The Police kicking it off this week with 'Walking on the Moon'
Sunday, August 10, 2014
Get your moon boots on and head down to the river later today for some quailty moonwatchin'
Don't forget the camera. Why you ask? It's a SUPERMOON tonight and as you can see there are very few clouds in the sky. The moon rose a while ago at 1:15pm but the great shots will come later this afternoon. The moon is at perigee (closest to us) and will appear 12% bigger and will be 30% brighter tonight into Monday's wee hours of the AM than a normal full moon. So get those cameras and head down to J. Owen Grundy Park and get your urban Ansel Adams on.
Thursday, January 19, 2012
Throw back your blinds Jersey City, a lovely crescent moon rises in the east
That would be the bright curvy thing in the sky towards New York. Gorgeous isn't it?
Friday, January 16, 2009
Friday night MULTIMEDIA EXTRAVAGANZA with THE POLICE!
Did you know that neither Sting nor Andy Summers or Stewart Copeland had anything to do with the crazily named albums The Police came out with in the late 70's and early 80's? Its true. They had no input over the names Regatta De Blanc, Zenyatta Mondatta or Outlandos D'Amour. It was Miles Copeland, Stewart's brother, and band manager who had creative control of the album names. Do you recognize the name Henry Padovani? He was the fourth member in the 'original' lineup but left before they hit it big or released Outlandos D'Amour. The Police also performed under the names Strontium 90 and The Elevators in those early early days in the mid 70's.
Here is the current lineup we all know and love with 'Walking on the Moon', a song Johnny got his best friend's cool-o daughter hooked on when she was 5.
Here is the current lineup we all know and love with 'Walking on the Moon', a song Johnny got his best friend's cool-o daughter hooked on when she was 5.
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