Chroniqueur : Claude Budin-Juteau<br /><br /> <br /><br /> <br /><br />Créée il y a douze ans, la fondation Flax est un programme d’échanges culturels entre artistes français et américains. <br /><br /> <br /><br />Une galerie à Los Angeles présente les œuvres de ces artistes invités à travailler sur des projets précis. Claude Budin-Juteau, le correspondant de Télématin aux Etats-Unis, est allé visiter la galerie Flax.

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From album News "Hot Off The Press" 1974 US Pop Psych <br /> <br />Reviews from Acid Archives : <br /> <br />Here’s a unique and outstanding 70s pop album. The lead instrument is a pedal steel guitar, played with more imagination than anywhere other than the Misunderstood’s studio recordings, often with some nice fuzzy distortion. It rarely sounds “country.” The songs are strong pop/rock, with Beach Boys-style harmony vocals on the softer songs, and tougher (but still melodic) singing on the rockers. Other than the opening “song” (three minutes of a guy fiddling with a radio dial), everything here is memorable, and no two songs sound alike. My pick hits are the powerful “Loser,” with a stunning steel guitar solo, and the long album-closer “New York City,” but this is consistent enough that any given listener could feel equally strong about any two others. This is exactly the kind of band a daring major label executive would have struck gold with in the 60s, but nobody would dare to touch in the 70s.. <br /> <br />Excellent and still fairly unknown LP on the same local CT label as D R Hooker. The bulk of it is terrific 1960s westcoast-flavored folkrock with a dreamy psych vibe and good vocal harmonies. I'm reminded of other 60s-in-the-70s trips such as Creme Soda or the good tracks on Spur more than anything else, with lyrics that show the retro feel to be deliberate on the band's part, openly referring to old songs by the Byrds, the Beatles, etc. Not sure what they were aiming for with this, but it does produce an appealing sound. Another reference point is Merrel Fankhauser in his melodic '66-67 phase. Opening track of random radio chatter is unfortunate and may have turned some buyers off, and there is a so-so Creedence ripoff on side 2, but apart from that -- meaning 8 tracks out of 10 -- this is a delight. Recommended to any fan of melodic 60s sounds, and not terribly hard to find..

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<p>Security and the role of good governance in helping Africa realise its potential is at the centre of talks on the third and final day of the US-Africa Summit. Our correspondent brings us a round-up of the meeting. The US president may be reaffirming his commitment to boosting ties to Africa, but activists are calling for Washington to do more to tackle leaders from the continent who are reluctant to give up power. And the death toll from the deadly Ebola epidemic in west Africa nears 1,000.</p><br /><br />Visit our website:<br />http://www.france24.com<br /><br />Like us on Facebook:<br />https://www.facebook.com/FRANCE24.English<br /><br />Follow us on Twitter:<br />https://twitter.com/France24_en

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From album News "Hot Off The Press" 1974 <br /><br />Reviews from Acid Archives : <br /><br />Here’s a unique and outstanding 70s pop album. The lead instrument is a pedal steel guitar, played with more imagination than anywhere other than the Misunderstood’s studio recordings, often with some nice fuzzy distortion. It rarely sounds “country.” The songs are strong pop/rock, with Beach Boys-style harmony vocals on the softer songs, and tougher (but still melodic) singing on the rockers. Other than the opening “song” (three minutes of a guy fiddling with a radio dial), everything here is memorable, and no two songs sound alike. My pick hits are the powerful “Loser,” with a stunning steel guitar solo, and the long album-closer “New York City,” but this is consistent enough that any given listener could feel equally strong about any two others. This is exactly the kind of band a daring major label executive would have struck gold with in the 60s, but nobody would dare to touch in the 70s.. <br /><br />Excellent and still fairly unknown LP on the same local CT label as D R Hooker. The bulk of it is terrific 1960s westcoast-flavored folkrock with a dreamy psych vibe and good vocal harmonies. I'm reminded of other 60s-in-the-70s trips such as Creme Soda or the good tracks on Spur more than anything else, with lyrics that show the retro feel to be deliberate on the band's part, openly referring to old songs by the Byrds, the Beatles, etc. Not sure what they were aiming for with this, but it does produce an appealing sound. Another reference point is Merrel Fankhauser in his melodic '66-67 phase. Opening track of random radio chatter is unfortunate and may have turned some buyers off, and there is a so-so Creedence ripoff on side 2, but apart from that -- meaning 8 tracks out of 10 -- this is a delight. Recommended to any fan of melodic 60s sounds, and not terribly hard to find..

Pfizer’s experimental vaccine looks to be highly effective at preventing COVID-19.<br />The effective rate sits right at 90% and there are no apparent safety problems, reports HuffPost.<br />However, to be clear, this is all based on the company’s own preliminary data.<br />The announcement got attention around the world, sending financial markets up on hopes.<br />In the U.S., it set off an immediate political controversy regarding the Trump administration.<br />Critics argued over how much credit if any Trump deserves for the apparent medical advancement.