frames/lynch mago di oz

from lo spaghettino · host Claudia Riconda

Over the rainbow insieme a Judy La prima clip in sottofondo è il trailer del film "Il mago di Oz" (regia Victor Fleming-con Judy Garland-produzione MGM-1939 all rights reserved). La seconda clip in cui David Lynch suona con la tromba "Over the rainbow" è sul canale YouTube Asymmetrical Productions. La terza clip è un breve estratto da "Goodbye yellow brick road" scritta e cantata da Elton John (etichette DJM Record/MCA Records-1973 all rights reserved). Nella clip finale Judy Garland il 25 marzo 1969 canta per l'ultima volta dal vivo in Danimarca "Over the rainbow" (scritta da Harold Arlen con testo di E.Y.Harburg per il film "Il mago di Oz")

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