Flynn Osa Pensare

In Like Flynn is the 2004 album by American rapper Flynn Adam Atkins, who is known under the mononym Flynn. Originally a part of the group L.A. Symphony, this was his first and only album for Illect Recordings.

Billy Flynn (born August 11, 1956) is an American Chicago blues and electric blues guitarist, singer and songwriter. In addition to his own work and works mentioned later, he has worked and recorded with Bryan Lee, Little Smokey Smothers, Mark Hummel, Willie Kent, Snooky Pryor, Big Bill Morganfield, John Brim, Jody Williams, Little Arthur Duncan, Deitra Farr, and Billy Boy Arnold. Billy's really got the rhythm of the blues down on this disc, and there is lots of spectacular guitar work sitting on top of those fine rhythms. Besides Billy's guitar, you'll find drums, piano, organ bass, sax (tenor and bari) and soulful vocal styling by Billy, Margaret Flynn, Nora Jean Welch and Al Kirk. Billy's mastery and sense of the appropriate should come as no surprise since he's played around the world in some fast, company and has earned a still -growing reputation. This fine project contains abundant amounts of satisfying guitar and very soulful, mid-tempo numbers that can occasionally remind one of Motown. Yes, it's very satisfying.

Harmonica player Al Miller brings in three guitar aces to help him create this unique blues album: John Primer, Dave Specter and Billy Flynn. But Al doesn't just play harp. Whether he is wailing away on harmonica, singing, writing songs, or providing guitar accompaniment, Al imbues every aspect of his involvement in the music with feeling, which, as every blues fan knows, is what the blues is all about. Al sings most of the songs, however John Primer sings lead on three. "…In Between Time" has seventeen songs in all, including the previously unissued "Blizzard". Miller’s instrumental excursions display immaculate taste; never overplaying, he always adheres to the all-for-one, one-for-all ensemble approach characterizing postwar Chicago blues.

Halfway through his fourth year teaching at Wichita State University, guitarist William Flynn found himself on the road through the plains of Kansas to Florida's Gulf Coast for a month-long artist residency in the idyllic panhandle community of Seaside. The isolation of the ocean-front cottage, away from his life and job allowed for a barely imaginable creative focus, diving into a daily composing regimen and added time for reflection. With a band of Kansas City-based musicians - pianist Roger Wilder, bassist Sam Copeland, drummer Brian Steever, and a guest visit from vocalist Emily Merrell - Seaside deals an inspired modern jazz sound, revealing melodies and harmonies captured during a particularly rich creative episode in Flynn's career.

The Moon Also Rises –– Johnny Flynn’s sixth album, and the second co-written with his friend Robert Macfarlane –– will be released on 10 November 2023.

MacKenzie Rivers conosce bene l'impatto che una morte può avere sulle persone. Ha provato questo dolore in prima persona. E quando Jaden, la sua cotta e quasi-fidanzato, perde i suoi genitori in un incidente d'auto, MacKenzie fa un passo indietro. Potrebbe non essere la cosa giusta da fare, ma con una madre alcolista e un padre che non si cura affatto dei loro problemi, pensare a se stessa è l'unica opzione. Ma una sera i due ragazzi si incontrano per caso dopo mesi di separazione, e prima che MacKenzie se ne renda conto, i sentimenti riemergono più forti che mai. Jaden le è mancato come mai nessuno prima d'ora. Oserà innamorarsi dell'unica persona a cui teme di avvicinarsi?

Pensare come Medea significa abbracciare la nostra forza interiore, anche quando il mondo sembra voltarci le spalle. Significa rifiutare di essere vittime, rivendicare la nostra libertà e lottare per ciò in cui si crede, proprio come Medea, la maga che osa sfidare il potere maschile e ribellarsi all’ingiustizia. Ma non solo: significa anche amare con la passione di Calipso, ammaliare con la saggezza di Circe, resistere con la tenacia di Penelope, combattere per la legge del cuore come Antigone, scegliere la mitezza come Ismene, ispirare un amore eterno come Euridice. Significa cantare la bellezza e il dolore come Saffo, piangere con dignità come Ecuba, portare il peso della verità come Cassandra, proteggere i propri figli con coraggio come Andromaca, lottare per la libertà come le Amazzoni..