Liam Wilson - The Dillinger Escape Plan's strange, fast, abrasive, timpanum breaking, dangerous acrobatic and grind-jazz attitude would have never been possible without a strong bass foundation.
The Dillinger ESC Plan
John Dillinger
Rustic with romance...perfect
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John Dillinger (1934)
John Dillinger's escape from an Indiana jail was front-page news in The Repository on March 3, 1934.
Eveyln "Billie" Frechette was released from prison on Jan. 30, 1936. Frechette was arrested in Chicago while her boyfriend and fugitive, John Dillinger, watched helplessly nearby on April 9, 1934. Frechette, who had met Dillinger in 1933, was charged with harboring a fugitive in her St. Paul, Minnesota apartment. She spent two years in jail, getting out in 1936. Upon her release, Frechette toured in a theatrical production called "Crime Doesn't Pay" with members of Dillinger's family. — Chicago
AYYY! Just got back from teaching this piece at UDC and performed it at WOD Vancouver with Hoodlums, so I thought I would put it up on the old tube. Hope you...
Joan Crawford late 1930’s photo László Willinger
Vivien Leigh “Waterloo Bridge” 1940 [loaned to MGM] photo Laslo Willinger [colourized detail]
Millinger Tea Garden - The Netherlands
This was magic in the hills of Santa Barbara. When the fog came rolling in (in JULY!) it took this party to a whole other level of amazingness… See the feature on 100 Layer Cake below!
