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Zachariah (The First Electric Western) (1971) (35MM trailer)
with John Rubinstein, Pat Quinn, Don Johnson, Country Joe and the Fish, Doug Kershaw, The James Gang, The New York Rock Ensemble, White Lightnin', William Challee, Elvin Jones
Written by the Firesign Theatre
Produced and Directed by George Englund
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This movie extract features drummer Elvin Jones (Job Cain), a former John Coltrane sideman.
Job Cain plays gun & sticks.
He shot a guy and plays a drums solo.
Zachariah (1971)
abc Pictures Corp., produced and directed by George Englund
Starring,
John Rubinstein : Zachariah
Pat Quinn : Belle Starr
Don Johnson : Matthew
Country Joe and the Fish : The Crackers
Elvin Jones : Job Cain
The James Gang : Job Cain's Band
Doug Kershaw : The Fiddler
William Challee : Old Man
White Lightnin' : Old Man's Band
Dick Van Patten : The Dude
Robert Ball : Stage Manager
The New York Rock Ensemble : Belle Starr's Band
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Wacky western with lots of musicians: Country Joe and the Fish, James Gang, Elvin Jones, Doug Kershaw, The New York Rock Ensemble, White Lightnin'. Script drafted by The Firesign Theater (though little of what they wrote remains).
- published: 20 Jan 2010
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The track from Zachariah's opening scene in which the James Gang plays Laguna Salada. (The amps are plugged into the sand).
- published: 28 Jan 2010
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Zachariah (1971)
Gunfights and electric guitars in the Old West? You bet! Zachariah gets a mail order gun, practices a little, and kills a man in the local saloon. He and his friend Matthew set out to become gunfighters, joining with the Crackers, a rock band who are also (pitifully inept) stage robbers. Having quickly outgrown that gang, Zachariah and Matthew set out to become bigtime gunslingers. Before long, they part company and a rivalry grows between them.
The film is loosely based on Herman Hesse's novel Siddhartha, surrealistically adapted as a musical Western by Joe Massot and the members of the comedy troupe The Firesign Theatre.
This film is defined as being part of the Acid Western genre. More precisely, in its own publicity releases, it was called, "This film is defined as being part of the Acid Western genre. More precisely, in its own publicity releases, it was called, "The first electric western." This was, in no small part, due to the fact that this film featured several appearances and music supplied by successful rock bands from the era, including the James Gang and Country Joe and the Fish. Fiddler Doug Kershaw has a musical cameo that advances the plot of the film. The movie also features a former John Coltrane sideman as Elvin Jones plays a part as a gunslinging drummer named "Job Cain."
Cast Includes :
John Rubinstein ... Zachariah
Patricia Quinn... Belle Starr (as Pat Quinn)
Don Johnson... Matthew
Country Joe and the Fish... The Crackers
Elvin Jones... Job Cain
Doug Kershaw... The Fiddler
William Challee... Old Man
Robert Ball... Stage Manager
Dick Van Patten... The Dude
James Gang... Job Cain's Band (as The James Gang)
White Lightnin'... Old Man's Band
The New York Rock Ensemble... Belle Starr's Band
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Zachariah (1971)
Gunfights and electric guitars in the Old West? You bet! Zachariah gets a mail order gun, practices a little, and kills a man in the local saloon. He and his friend Matthew set out to become gunfighters, joining with the Crackers, a rock band who are also (pitifully inept) stage robbers. Having quickly outgrown that gang, Zachariah and Matthew set out to become bigtime gunslingers. Before long, they part company and a rivalry grows between them.
The film is loosely based on Herman Hesse's novel Siddhartha, surrealistically adapted as a musical Western by Joe Massot and the members of the comedy troupe The Firesign Theatre.
This film is defined as being part of the Acid Western genre. More precisely, in its own publicity releases, it was called, "This film is defined as being part of the Acid Western genre. More precisely, in its own publicity releases, it was called, "The first electric western." This was, in no small part, due to the fact that this film featured several appearances and music supplied by successful rock bands from the era, including the James Gang and Country Joe and the Fish. Fiddler Doug Kershaw has a musical cameo that advances the plot of the film. The movie also features a former John Coltrane sideman as Elvin Jones plays a part as a gunslinging drummer named "Job Cain."." This was, in no small part, due to the fact that this film featured several appearances and music supplied by successful rock bands from the era, including the James Gang and Country Joe and the Fish. Fiddler Doug Kershaw has a musical cameo that advances the plot of the film. The movie also features a former John Coltrane sideman as Elvin Jones plays a part as a gunslinging drummer named "Job Cain."
Cast Includes :
John Rubinstein ... Zachariah
Patricia Quinn... Belle Starr (as Pat Quinn)
Don Johnson... Matthew
Country Joe and the Fish... The Crackers
Elvin Jones... Job Cain
Doug Kershaw... The Fiddler
William Challee... Old Man
Robert Ball... Stage Manager
Dick Van Patten... The Dude
James Gang... Job Cain's Band (as The James Gang)
White Lightnin'... Old Man's Band
The New York Rock Ensemble... Belle Starr's Band
- published: 19 Jun 2009
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Zachariah (1971)
Gunfights and electric guitars in the Old West? You bet! Zachariah gets a mail order gun, practices a little, and kills a man in the local saloon. He and his friend Matthew set out to become gunfighters, joining with the Crackers, a rock band who are also (pitifully inept) stage robbers. Having quickly outgrown that gang, Zachariah and Matthew set out to become bigtime gunslingers. Before long, they part company and a rivalry grows between them.
The film is loosely based on Herman Hesse's novel Siddhartha, surrealistically adapted as a musical Western by Joe Massot and the members of the comedy troupe The Firesign Theatre.
This film is defined as being part of the Acid Western genre. More precisely, in its own publicity releases, it was called, "This film is defined as being part of the Acid Western genre. More precisely, in its own publicity releases, it was called, "The first electric western." This was, in no small part, due to the fact that this film featured several appearances and music supplied by successful rock bands from the era, including the James Gang and Country Joe and the Fish. Fiddler Doug Kershaw has a musical cameo that advances the plot of the film. The movie also features a former John Coltrane sideman as Elvin Jones plays a part as a gunslinging drummer named "Job Cain."." This was, in no small part, due to the fact that this film featured several appearances and music supplied by successful rock bands from the era, including the James Gang and Country Joe and the Fish. Fiddler Doug Kershaw has a musical cameo that advances the plot of the film. The movie also features a former John Coltrane sideman as Elvin Jones plays a part as a gunslinging drummer named "Job Cain."
Cast Includes :
John Rubinstein ... Zachariah
Patricia Quinn... Belle Starr (as Pat Quinn)
Don Johnson... Matthew
Country Joe and the Fish... The Crackers
Elvin Jones... Job Cain
Doug Kershaw... The Fiddler
William Challee... Old Man
Robert Ball... Stage Manager
Dick Van Patten... The Dude
James Gang... Job Cain's Band (as The James Gang)
White Lightnin'... Old Man's Band
The New York Rock Ensemble... Belle Starr's Band
- published: 19 Jun 2009
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Zachariah (1971)
Gunfights and electric guitars in the Old West? You bet! Zachariah gets a mail order gun, practices a little, and kills a man in the local saloon. He and his friend Matthew set out to become gunfighters, joining with the Crackers, a rock band who are also (pitifully inept) stage robbers. Having quickly outgrown that gang, Zachariah and Matthew set out to become bigtime gunslingers. Before long, they part company and a rivalry grows between them.
The film is loosely based on Herman Hesse's novel Siddhartha, surrealistically adapted as a musical Western by Joe Massot and the members of the comedy troupe The Firesign Theatre.
This film is defined as being part of the Acid Western genre. More precisely, in its own publicity releases, it was called, "This film is defined as being part of the Acid Western genre. More precisely, in its own publicity releases, it was called, "The first electric western." This was, in no small part, due to the fact that this film featured several appearances and music supplied by successful rock bands from the era, including the James Gang and Country Joe and the Fish. Fiddler Doug Kershaw has a musical cameo that advances the plot of the film. The movie also features a former John Coltrane sideman as Elvin Jones plays a part as a gunslinging drummer named "Job Cain."." This was, in no small part, due to the fact that this film featured several appearances and music supplied by successful rock bands from the era, including the James Gang and Country Joe and the Fish. Fiddler Doug Kershaw has a musical cameo that advances the plot of the film. The movie also features a former John Coltrane sideman as Elvin Jones plays a part as a gunslinging drummer named "Job Cain."
Cast Includes :
John Rubinstein ... Zachariah
Patricia Quinn... Belle Starr (as Pat Quinn)
Don Johnson... Matthew
Country Joe and the Fish... The Crackers
Elvin Jones... Job Cain
Doug Kershaw... The Fiddler
William Challee... Old Man
Robert Ball... Stage Manager
Dick Van Patten... The Dude
James Gang... Job Cain's Band (as The James Gang)
White Lightnin'... Old Man's Band
The New York Rock Ensemble... Belle Starr's Band
- published: 19 Jun 2009
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Job Cain (Elvin Jones) has just gunned down a would-be challenger to his title as the fastest gunslinger around and so now it's time for a drum solo. He takes over during a James Gang jam and pounds away on the skins leaving Matthew and Zachariah even more impressed and in awe than previously. From the 1971 George Englund film Zachariah.
- published: 04 Feb 2007
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Zachariah (1971) is a film starring John Rubinstein as Zachariah and Don Johnson as his best friend Matthew. The film is loosely based on Herman Hesse's novel Siddhartha, surrealistically adapted as a musical Western by Joe Massot and two members[citation needed] of the Firesign Theatre comedy troupe. The band Country Joe and the Fish perform as an inept gang of robbers (more adept as musicians) called "the Crackers," who are always "looking for people who like to draw." In the same vein, Zachariah boasts: "I can think, I can wait, and I'm fast on the draw." This is a parody of Siddhartha's famous line: "I can think, I can wait, I can fast."
Underneath the gunplay, the jokes, and the music, an important message is delivered: a life of pacifism, quiet contemplation, male bonding and vegetarianism is preferable to a life of violence.
This film is defined as being part of the Acid Western genre. More precisely, in its own publicity releases, it was called, "The first electric western." This was, in no small part, because this film featured several appearances and music supplied by successful rock bands from the era, including the James Gang and Country Joe and the Fish. Fiddler Doug Kershaw has a musical cameo that advances the plot of the film. The movie also features former John Coltrane sideman Elvin Jones as a gunslinging drummer named "Job Cain."
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92:31Zachariah 1971 - Joe Walsh - Country Joe and The Fish
Zachariah 1971 - Joe Walsh - Country Joe and The FishZachariah 1971 - Joe Walsh - Country Joe and The Fish
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2:52Zachariah (The First Electric Western) (trailer) - Don Johnson
Zachariah (The First Electric Western) (trailer) - Don JohnsonZachariah (The First Electric Western) (trailer) - Don Johnson
Zachariah (The First Electric Western) (1971) (35MM trailer) with John Rubinstein, Pat Quinn, Don Johnson, Country Joe and the Fish, Doug Kershaw, The James Gang, The New York Rock Ensemble, White Lightnin', William Challee, Elvin Jones Written by the Firesign Theatre Produced and Directed by George Englund -
4:34Elvin Jones shootings in Zachariah (1971)
Elvin Jones shootings in Zachariah (1971)Elvin Jones shootings in Zachariah (1971)
http://bjazz.unblog.fr/ This movie extract features drummer Elvin Jones (Job Cain), a former John Coltrane sideman. Job Cain plays gun & sticks. He shot a guy and plays a drums solo. Zachariah (1971) abc Pictures Corp., produced and directed by George Englund Starring, John Rubinstein : Zachariah Pat Quinn : Belle Starr Don Johnson : Matthew Country Joe and the Fish : The Crackers Elvin Jones : Job Cain The James Gang : Job Cain's Band Doug Kershaw : The Fiddler William Challee : Old Man White Lightnin' : Old Man's Band Dick Van Patten : The Dude Robert Ball : Stage Manager The New York Rock Ensemble : Belle Starr's Band http://www.datday.com/ -
6:40Zachariah (1971) - James Gang clip
Zachariah (1971) - James Gang clipZachariah (1971) - James Gang clip
Wacky western with lots of musicians: Country Joe and the Fish, James Gang, Elvin Jones, Doug Kershaw, The New York Rock Ensemble, White Lightnin'. Script drafted by The Firesign Theater (though little of what they wrote remains). -
3:06James Gang - Laguna Salada (from Zachariah) 1971
James Gang - Laguna Salada (from Zachariah) 1971James Gang - Laguna Salada (from Zachariah) 1971
The track from Zachariah's opening scene in which the James Gang plays Laguna Salada. (The amps are plugged into the sand). -
10:01Zachariah (1 of 10 )
Zachariah (1 of 10 )Zachariah (1 of 10 )
Zachariah (1971) Gunfights and electric guitars in the Old West? You bet! Zachariah gets a mail order gun, practices a little, and kills a man in the local saloon. He and his friend Matthew set out to become gunfighters, joining with the Crackers, a rock band who are also (pitifully inept) stage robbers. Having quickly outgrown that gang, Zachariah and Matthew set out to become bigtime gunslingers. Before long, they part company and a rivalry grows between them. The film is loosely based on Herman Hesse's novel Siddhartha, surrealistically adapted as a musical Western by Joe Massot and the members of the comedy troupe The Firesign Theatre. This film is defined as being part of the Acid Western genre. More precisely, in its own publicity releases, it was called, "This film is defined as being part of the Acid Western genre. More precisely, in its own publicity releases, it was called, "The first electric western." This was, in no small part, due to the fact that this film featured several appearances and music supplied by successful rock bands from the era, including the James Gang and Country Joe and the Fish. Fiddler Doug Kershaw has a musical cameo that advances the plot of the film. The movie also features a former John Coltrane sideman as Elvin Jones plays a part as a gunslinging drummer named "Job Cain." Cast Includes : John Rubinstein ... Zachariah Patricia Quinn... Belle Starr (as Pat Quinn) Don Johnson... Matthew Country Joe and the Fish... The Crackers Elvin Jones... Job Cain Doug Kershaw... The Fiddler William Challee... Old Man Robert Ball... Stage Manager Dick Van Patten... The Dude James Gang... Job Cain's Band (as The James Gang) White Lightnin'... Old Man's Band The New York Rock Ensemble... Belle Starr's Band -
9:04Zachariah (4 of 10 )
Zachariah (4 of 10 )Zachariah (4 of 10 )
Zachariah (1971) Gunfights and electric guitars in the Old West? You bet! Zachariah gets a mail order gun, practices a little, and kills a man in the local saloon. He and his friend Matthew set out to become gunfighters, joining with the Crackers, a rock band who are also (pitifully inept) stage robbers. Having quickly outgrown that gang, Zachariah and Matthew set out to become bigtime gunslingers. Before long, they part company and a rivalry grows between them. The film is loosely based on Herman Hesse's novel Siddhartha, surrealistically adapted as a musical Western by Joe Massot and the members of the comedy troupe The Firesign Theatre. This film is defined as being part of the Acid Western genre. More precisely, in its own publicity releases, it was called, "This film is defined as being part of the Acid Western genre. More precisely, in its own publicity releases, it was called, "The first electric western." This was, in no small part, due to the fact that this film featured several appearances and music supplied by successful rock bands from the era, including the James Gang and Country Joe and the Fish. Fiddler Doug Kershaw has a musical cameo that advances the plot of the film. The movie also features a former John Coltrane sideman as Elvin Jones plays a part as a gunslinging drummer named "Job Cain."." This was, in no small part, due to the fact that this film featured several appearances and music supplied by successful rock bands from the era, including the James Gang and Country Joe and the Fish. Fiddler Doug Kershaw has a musical cameo that advances the plot of the film. The movie also features a former John Coltrane sideman as Elvin Jones plays a part as a gunslinging drummer named "Job Cain." Cast Includes : John Rubinstein ... Zachariah Patricia Quinn... Belle Starr (as Pat Quinn) Don Johnson... Matthew Country Joe and the Fish... The Crackers Elvin Jones... Job Cain Doug Kershaw... The Fiddler William Challee... Old Man Robert Ball... Stage Manager Dick Van Patten... The Dude James Gang... Job Cain's Band (as The James Gang) White Lightnin'... Old Man's Band The New York Rock Ensemble... Belle Starr's Band -
7:45Zachariah (6 of 10)
Zachariah (6 of 10)Zachariah (6 of 10)
Zachariah (1971) Gunfights and electric guitars in the Old West? You bet! Zachariah gets a mail order gun, practices a little, and kills a man in the local saloon. He and his friend Matthew set out to become gunfighters, joining with the Crackers, a rock band who are also (pitifully inept) stage robbers. Having quickly outgrown that gang, Zachariah and Matthew set out to become bigtime gunslingers. Before long, they part company and a rivalry grows between them. The film is loosely based on Herman Hesse's novel Siddhartha, surrealistically adapted as a musical Western by Joe Massot and the members of the comedy troupe The Firesign Theatre. This film is defined as being part of the Acid Western genre. More precisely, in its own publicity releases, it was called, "This film is defined as being part of the Acid Western genre. More precisely, in its own publicity releases, it was called, "The first electric western." This was, in no small part, due to the fact that this film featured several appearances and music supplied by successful rock bands from the era, including the James Gang and Country Joe and the Fish. Fiddler Doug Kershaw has a musical cameo that advances the plot of the film. The movie also features a former John Coltrane sideman as Elvin Jones plays a part as a gunslinging drummer named "Job Cain."." This was, in no small part, due to the fact that this film featured several appearances and music supplied by successful rock bands from the era, including the James Gang and Country Joe and the Fish. Fiddler Doug Kershaw has a musical cameo that advances the plot of the film. The movie also features a former John Coltrane sideman as Elvin Jones plays a part as a gunslinging drummer named "Job Cain." Cast Includes : John Rubinstein ... Zachariah Patricia Quinn... Belle Starr (as Pat Quinn) Don Johnson... Matthew Country Joe and the Fish... The Crackers Elvin Jones... Job Cain Doug Kershaw... The Fiddler William Challee... Old Man Robert Ball... Stage Manager Dick Van Patten... The Dude James Gang... Job Cain's Band (as The James Gang) White Lightnin'... Old Man's Band The New York Rock Ensemble... Belle Starr's Band -
7:02Zachariah (9 of 10)
Zachariah (9 of 10)Zachariah (9 of 10)
Zachariah (1971) Gunfights and electric guitars in the Old West? You bet! Zachariah gets a mail order gun, practices a little, and kills a man in the local saloon. He and his friend Matthew set out to become gunfighters, joining with the Crackers, a rock band who are also (pitifully inept) stage robbers. Having quickly outgrown that gang, Zachariah and Matthew set out to become bigtime gunslingers. Before long, they part company and a rivalry grows between them. The film is loosely based on Herman Hesse's novel Siddhartha, surrealistically adapted as a musical Western by Joe Massot and the members of the comedy troupe The Firesign Theatre. This film is defined as being part of the Acid Western genre. More precisely, in its own publicity releases, it was called, "This film is defined as being part of the Acid Western genre. More precisely, in its own publicity releases, it was called, "The first electric western." This was, in no small part, due to the fact that this film featured several appearances and music supplied by successful rock bands from the era, including the James Gang and Country Joe and the Fish. Fiddler Doug Kershaw has a musical cameo that advances the plot of the film. The movie also features a former John Coltrane sideman as Elvin Jones plays a part as a gunslinging drummer named "Job Cain."." This was, in no small part, due to the fact that this film featured several appearances and music supplied by successful rock bands from the era, including the James Gang and Country Joe and the Fish. Fiddler Doug Kershaw has a musical cameo that advances the plot of the film. The movie also features a former John Coltrane sideman as Elvin Jones plays a part as a gunslinging drummer named "Job Cain." Cast Includes : John Rubinstein ... Zachariah Patricia Quinn... Belle Starr (as Pat Quinn) Don Johnson... Matthew Country Joe and the Fish... The Crackers Elvin Jones... Job Cain Doug Kershaw... The Fiddler William Challee... Old Man Robert Ball... Stage Manager Dick Van Patten... The Dude James Gang... Job Cain's Band (as The James Gang) White Lightnin'... Old Man's Band The New York Rock Ensemble... Belle Starr's Band -
3:26Zachariah - Job Cain Throws Down on the Drums
Zachariah - Job Cain Throws Down on the DrumsZachariah - Job Cain Throws Down on the Drums
Job Cain (Elvin Jones) has just gunned down a would-be challenger to his title as the fastest gunslinger around and so now it's time for a drum solo. He takes over during a James Gang jam and pounds away on the skins leaving Matthew and Zachariah even more impressed and in awe than previously. From the 1971 George Englund film Zachariah.
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Zachariah 1971 - Joe Walsh - Country Joe and The Fish
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Zachariah (The First Electric Western) (trailer) - Don Johnson
Zachariah (The First Electric Western) (1971) (35MM trailer) with John Rubinstein, Pat Quinn, Don Johnson, Country Joe and the Fish, Doug Kershaw, The James Gang, The New York Rock Ensemble, White Lightnin', William Challee, Elvin Jones Written by the Firesign Theatre Produced and Directed by George Englund -
Elvin Jones shootings in Zachariah (1971)
http://bjazz.unblog.fr/ This movie extract features drummer Elvin Jones (Job Cain), a former John Coltrane sideman. Job Cain plays gun & sticks. He shot a guy and plays a drums solo. Zachariah (1971) abc Pictures Corp., produced and directed by George Englund Starring, John Rubinstein : Zachariah Pat Quinn : Belle Starr Don Johnson : Matthew Country Joe and the Fish : The Crackers Elvin Jones : Job Cain The James Gang : Job Cain's Band Doug Kershaw : The Fiddler William Challee : Old Man White Lightnin' : Old Man's Band Dick Van Patten : The Dude Robert Ball : Stage Manager The New York Rock Ensemble : Belle Starr's Band http://www.datday.com/ -
Zachariah (1971) - James Gang clip
Wacky western with lots of musicians: Country Joe and the Fish, James Gang, Elvin Jones, Doug Kershaw, The New York Rock Ensemble, White Lightnin'. Script drafted by The Firesign Theater (though little of what they wrote remains). -
James Gang - Laguna Salada (from Zachariah) 1971
The track from Zachariah's opening scene in which the James Gang plays Laguna Salada. (The amps are plugged into the sand). -
Zachariah (1 of 10 )
Zachariah (1971) Gunfights and electric guitars in the Old West? You bet! Zachariah gets a mail order gun, practices a little, and kills a man in the local saloon. He and his friend Matthew set out to become gunfighters, joining with the Crackers, a rock band who are also (pitifully inept) stage robbers. Having quickly outgrown that gang, Zachariah and Matthew set out to become bigtime gunslingers. Before long, they part company and a rivalry grows between them. The film is loosely based on Herman Hesse's novel Siddhartha, surrealistically adapted as a musical Western by Joe Massot and the members of the comedy troupe The Firesign Theatre. This film is defined as being part of the Acid Western genre. More precisely, in its own publicity releases, it was called, "This film is defined a... -
Zachariah (4 of 10 )
Zachariah (1971) Gunfights and electric guitars in the Old West? You bet! Zachariah gets a mail order gun, practices a little, and kills a man in the local saloon. He and his friend Matthew set out to become gunfighters, joining with the Crackers, a rock band who are also (pitifully inept) stage robbers. Having quickly outgrown that gang, Zachariah and Matthew set out to become bigtime gunslingers. Before long, they part company and a rivalry grows between them. The film is loosely based on Herman Hesse's novel Siddhartha, surrealistically adapted as a musical Western by Joe Massot and the members of the comedy troupe The Firesign Theatre. This film is defined as being part of the Acid Western genre. More precisely, in its own publicity releases, it was called, "This film is defined as be... -
Zachariah (6 of 10)
Zachariah (1971) Gunfights and electric guitars in the Old West? You bet! Zachariah gets a mail order gun, practices a little, and kills a man in the local saloon. He and his friend Matthew set out to become gunfighters, joining with the Crackers, a rock band who are also (pitifully inept) stage robbers. Having quickly outgrown that gang, Zachariah and Matthew set out to become bigtime gunslingers. Before long, they part company and a rivalry grows between them. The film is loosely based on Herman Hesse's novel Siddhartha, surrealistically adapted as a musical Western by Joe Massot and the members of the comedy troupe The Firesign Theatre. This film is defined as being part of the Acid Western genre. More precisely, in its own publicity releases, it was called, "This film is defined as be... -
Zachariah (9 of 10)
Zachariah (1971) Gunfights and electric guitars in the Old West? You bet! Zachariah gets a mail order gun, practices a little, and kills a man in the local saloon. He and his friend Matthew set out to become gunfighters, joining with the Crackers, a rock band who are also (pitifully inept) stage robbers. Having quickly outgrown that gang, Zachariah and Matthew set out to become bigtime gunslingers. Before long, they part company and a rivalry grows between them. The film is loosely based on Herman Hesse's novel Siddhartha, surrealistically adapted as a musical Western by Joe Massot and the members of the comedy troupe The Firesign Theatre. This film is defined as being part of the Acid Western genre. More precisely, in its own publicity releases, it was called, "This film is defined as be... -
Zachariah - Job Cain Throws Down on the Drums
Job Cain (Elvin Jones) has just gunned down a would-be challenger to his title as the fastest gunslinger around and so now it's time for a drum solo. He takes over during a James Gang jam and pounds away on the skins leaving Matthew and Zachariah even more impressed and in awe than previously. From the 1971 George Englund film Zachariah.
Zachariah 1971 - Joe Walsh - Country Joe and The Fish
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Zachariah (The First Electric Western) (trailer) - Don Johnson
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Zachariah (The First Electric Western) (1971) (35MM trailer)
with John Rubinstein, Pat Quinn, Don Johnson, Country Joe and the Fish, Doug Kershaw, The James Ga...
Zachariah (The First Electric Western) (1971) (35MM trailer)
with John Rubinstein, Pat Quinn, Don Johnson, Country Joe and the Fish, Doug Kershaw, The James Gang, The New York Rock Ensemble, White Lightnin', William Challee, Elvin Jones
Written by the Firesign Theatre
Produced and Directed by George Englund
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Zachariah (The First Electric Western) (1971) (35MM trailer)
with John Rubinstein, Pat Quinn, Don Johnson, Country Joe and the Fish, Doug Kershaw, The James Gang, The New York Rock Ensemble, White Lightnin', William Challee, Elvin Jones
Written by the Firesign Theatre
Produced and Directed by George Englund
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Elvin Jones shootings in Zachariah (1971)
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This movie extract features drummer Elvin Jones (Job Cain), a former John Coltrane sideman.
Job Cain plays gun & sticks.
He shot a gu...
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This movie extract features drummer Elvin Jones (Job Cain), a former John Coltrane sideman.
Job Cain plays gun & sticks.
He shot a guy and plays a drums solo.
Zachariah (1971)
abc Pictures Corp., produced and directed by George Englund
Starring,
John Rubinstein : Zachariah
Pat Quinn : Belle Starr
Don Johnson : Matthew
Country Joe and the Fish : The Crackers
Elvin Jones : Job Cain
The James Gang : Job Cain's Band
Doug Kershaw : The Fiddler
William Challee : Old Man
White Lightnin' : Old Man's Band
Dick Van Patten : The Dude
Robert Ball : Stage Manager
The New York Rock Ensemble : Belle Starr's Band
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This movie extract features drummer Elvin Jones (Job Cain), a former John Coltrane sideman.
Job Cain plays gun & sticks.
He shot a guy and plays a drums solo.
Zachariah (1971)
abc Pictures Corp., produced and directed by George Englund
Starring,
John Rubinstein : Zachariah
Pat Quinn : Belle Starr
Don Johnson : Matthew
Country Joe and the Fish : The Crackers
Elvin Jones : Job Cain
The James Gang : Job Cain's Band
Doug Kershaw : The Fiddler
William Challee : Old Man
White Lightnin' : Old Man's Band
Dick Van Patten : The Dude
Robert Ball : Stage Manager
The New York Rock Ensemble : Belle Starr's Band
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Zachariah (1971) - James Gang clip
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Wacky western with lots of musicians: Country Joe and the Fish, James Gang, Elvin Jones, Doug Kershaw, The New York Rock Ensemble, White Lightnin'. Script draft...
Wacky western with lots of musicians: Country Joe and the Fish, James Gang, Elvin Jones, Doug Kershaw, The New York Rock Ensemble, White Lightnin'. Script drafted by The Firesign Theater (though little of what they wrote remains).
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Wacky western with lots of musicians: Country Joe and the Fish, James Gang, Elvin Jones, Doug Kershaw, The New York Rock Ensemble, White Lightnin'. Script drafted by The Firesign Theater (though little of what they wrote remains).
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James Gang - Laguna Salada (from Zachariah) 1971
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The track from Zachariah's opening scene in which the James Gang plays Laguna Salada. (The amps are plugged into the sand).
The track from Zachariah's opening scene in which the James Gang plays Laguna Salada. (The amps are plugged into the sand).
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The track from Zachariah's opening scene in which the James Gang plays Laguna Salada. (The amps are plugged into the sand).
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Zachariah (1 of 10 )
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Zachariah (1971)
Gunfights and electric guitars in the Old West? You bet! Zachariah gets a mail order gun, practices a little, and kills a man in the local s...
Zachariah (1971)
Gunfights and electric guitars in the Old West? You bet! Zachariah gets a mail order gun, practices a little, and kills a man in the local saloon. He and his friend Matthew set out to become gunfighters, joining with the Crackers, a rock band who are also (pitifully inept) stage robbers. Having quickly outgrown that gang, Zachariah and Matthew set out to become bigtime gunslingers. Before long, they part company and a rivalry grows between them.
The film is loosely based on Herman Hesse's novel Siddhartha, surrealistically adapted as a musical Western by Joe Massot and the members of the comedy troupe The Firesign Theatre.
This film is defined as being part of the Acid Western genre. More precisely, in its own publicity releases, it was called, "This film is defined as being part of the Acid Western genre. More precisely, in its own publicity releases, it was called, "The first electric western." This was, in no small part, due to the fact that this film featured several appearances and music supplied by successful rock bands from the era, including the James Gang and Country Joe and the Fish. Fiddler Doug Kershaw has a musical cameo that advances the plot of the film. The movie also features a former John Coltrane sideman as Elvin Jones plays a part as a gunslinging drummer named "Job Cain."
Cast Includes :
John Rubinstein ... Zachariah
Patricia Quinn... Belle Starr (as Pat Quinn)
Don Johnson... Matthew
Country Joe and the Fish... The Crackers
Elvin Jones... Job Cain
Doug Kershaw... The Fiddler
William Challee... Old Man
Robert Ball... Stage Manager
Dick Van Patten... The Dude
James Gang... Job Cain's Band (as The James Gang)
White Lightnin'... Old Man's Band
The New York Rock Ensemble... Belle Starr's Band
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Zachariah (1971)
Gunfights and electric guitars in the Old West? You bet! Zachariah gets a mail order gun, practices a little, and kills a man in the local saloon. He and his friend Matthew set out to become gunfighters, joining with the Crackers, a rock band who are also (pitifully inept) stage robbers. Having quickly outgrown that gang, Zachariah and Matthew set out to become bigtime gunslingers. Before long, they part company and a rivalry grows between them.
The film is loosely based on Herman Hesse's novel Siddhartha, surrealistically adapted as a musical Western by Joe Massot and the members of the comedy troupe The Firesign Theatre.
This film is defined as being part of the Acid Western genre. More precisely, in its own publicity releases, it was called, "This film is defined as being part of the Acid Western genre. More precisely, in its own publicity releases, it was called, "The first electric western." This was, in no small part, due to the fact that this film featured several appearances and music supplied by successful rock bands from the era, including the James Gang and Country Joe and the Fish. Fiddler Doug Kershaw has a musical cameo that advances the plot of the film. The movie also features a former John Coltrane sideman as Elvin Jones plays a part as a gunslinging drummer named "Job Cain."
Cast Includes :
John Rubinstein ... Zachariah
Patricia Quinn... Belle Starr (as Pat Quinn)
Don Johnson... Matthew
Country Joe and the Fish... The Crackers
Elvin Jones... Job Cain
Doug Kershaw... The Fiddler
William Challee... Old Man
Robert Ball... Stage Manager
Dick Van Patten... The Dude
James Gang... Job Cain's Band (as The James Gang)
White Lightnin'... Old Man's Band
The New York Rock Ensemble... Belle Starr's Band
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Zachariah (4 of 10 )
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Zachariah (1971)
Gunfights and electric guitars in the Old West? You bet! Zachariah gets a mail order gun, practices a little, and kills a man in the local sal...
Zachariah (1971)
Gunfights and electric guitars in the Old West? You bet! Zachariah gets a mail order gun, practices a little, and kills a man in the local saloon. He and his friend Matthew set out to become gunfighters, joining with the Crackers, a rock band who are also (pitifully inept) stage robbers. Having quickly outgrown that gang, Zachariah and Matthew set out to become bigtime gunslingers. Before long, they part company and a rivalry grows between them.
The film is loosely based on Herman Hesse's novel Siddhartha, surrealistically adapted as a musical Western by Joe Massot and the members of the comedy troupe The Firesign Theatre.
This film is defined as being part of the Acid Western genre. More precisely, in its own publicity releases, it was called, "This film is defined as being part of the Acid Western genre. More precisely, in its own publicity releases, it was called, "The first electric western." This was, in no small part, due to the fact that this film featured several appearances and music supplied by successful rock bands from the era, including the James Gang and Country Joe and the Fish. Fiddler Doug Kershaw has a musical cameo that advances the plot of the film. The movie also features a former John Coltrane sideman as Elvin Jones plays a part as a gunslinging drummer named "Job Cain."." This was, in no small part, due to the fact that this film featured several appearances and music supplied by successful rock bands from the era, including the James Gang and Country Joe and the Fish. Fiddler Doug Kershaw has a musical cameo that advances the plot of the film. The movie also features a former John Coltrane sideman as Elvin Jones plays a part as a gunslinging drummer named "Job Cain."
Cast Includes :
John Rubinstein ... Zachariah
Patricia Quinn... Belle Starr (as Pat Quinn)
Don Johnson... Matthew
Country Joe and the Fish... The Crackers
Elvin Jones... Job Cain
Doug Kershaw... The Fiddler
William Challee... Old Man
Robert Ball... Stage Manager
Dick Van Patten... The Dude
James Gang... Job Cain's Band (as The James Gang)
White Lightnin'... Old Man's Band
The New York Rock Ensemble... Belle Starr's Band
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Zachariah (1971)
Gunfights and electric guitars in the Old West? You bet! Zachariah gets a mail order gun, practices a little, and kills a man in the local saloon. He and his friend Matthew set out to become gunfighters, joining with the Crackers, a rock band who are also (pitifully inept) stage robbers. Having quickly outgrown that gang, Zachariah and Matthew set out to become bigtime gunslingers. Before long, they part company and a rivalry grows between them.
The film is loosely based on Herman Hesse's novel Siddhartha, surrealistically adapted as a musical Western by Joe Massot and the members of the comedy troupe The Firesign Theatre.
This film is defined as being part of the Acid Western genre. More precisely, in its own publicity releases, it was called, "This film is defined as being part of the Acid Western genre. More precisely, in its own publicity releases, it was called, "The first electric western." This was, in no small part, due to the fact that this film featured several appearances and music supplied by successful rock bands from the era, including the James Gang and Country Joe and the Fish. Fiddler Doug Kershaw has a musical cameo that advances the plot of the film. The movie also features a former John Coltrane sideman as Elvin Jones plays a part as a gunslinging drummer named "Job Cain."." This was, in no small part, due to the fact that this film featured several appearances and music supplied by successful rock bands from the era, including the James Gang and Country Joe and the Fish. Fiddler Doug Kershaw has a musical cameo that advances the plot of the film. The movie also features a former John Coltrane sideman as Elvin Jones plays a part as a gunslinging drummer named "Job Cain."
Cast Includes :
John Rubinstein ... Zachariah
Patricia Quinn... Belle Starr (as Pat Quinn)
Don Johnson... Matthew
Country Joe and the Fish... The Crackers
Elvin Jones... Job Cain
Doug Kershaw... The Fiddler
William Challee... Old Man
Robert Ball... Stage Manager
Dick Van Patten... The Dude
James Gang... Job Cain's Band (as The James Gang)
White Lightnin'... Old Man's Band
The New York Rock Ensemble... Belle Starr's Band
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Zachariah (6 of 10)
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Zachariah (1971)
Gunfights and electric guitars in the Old West? You bet! Zachariah gets a mail order gun, practices a little, and kills a man in the local sal...
Zachariah (1971)
Gunfights and electric guitars in the Old West? You bet! Zachariah gets a mail order gun, practices a little, and kills a man in the local saloon. He and his friend Matthew set out to become gunfighters, joining with the Crackers, a rock band who are also (pitifully inept) stage robbers. Having quickly outgrown that gang, Zachariah and Matthew set out to become bigtime gunslingers. Before long, they part company and a rivalry grows between them.
The film is loosely based on Herman Hesse's novel Siddhartha, surrealistically adapted as a musical Western by Joe Massot and the members of the comedy troupe The Firesign Theatre.
This film is defined as being part of the Acid Western genre. More precisely, in its own publicity releases, it was called, "This film is defined as being part of the Acid Western genre. More precisely, in its own publicity releases, it was called, "The first electric western." This was, in no small part, due to the fact that this film featured several appearances and music supplied by successful rock bands from the era, including the James Gang and Country Joe and the Fish. Fiddler Doug Kershaw has a musical cameo that advances the plot of the film. The movie also features a former John Coltrane sideman as Elvin Jones plays a part as a gunslinging drummer named "Job Cain."." This was, in no small part, due to the fact that this film featured several appearances and music supplied by successful rock bands from the era, including the James Gang and Country Joe and the Fish. Fiddler Doug Kershaw has a musical cameo that advances the plot of the film. The movie also features a former John Coltrane sideman as Elvin Jones plays a part as a gunslinging drummer named "Job Cain."
Cast Includes :
John Rubinstein ... Zachariah
Patricia Quinn... Belle Starr (as Pat Quinn)
Don Johnson... Matthew
Country Joe and the Fish... The Crackers
Elvin Jones... Job Cain
Doug Kershaw... The Fiddler
William Challee... Old Man
Robert Ball... Stage Manager
Dick Van Patten... The Dude
James Gang... Job Cain's Band (as The James Gang)
White Lightnin'... Old Man's Band
The New York Rock Ensemble... Belle Starr's Band
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Zachariah (1971)
Gunfights and electric guitars in the Old West? You bet! Zachariah gets a mail order gun, practices a little, and kills a man in the local saloon. He and his friend Matthew set out to become gunfighters, joining with the Crackers, a rock band who are also (pitifully inept) stage robbers. Having quickly outgrown that gang, Zachariah and Matthew set out to become bigtime gunslingers. Before long, they part company and a rivalry grows between them.
The film is loosely based on Herman Hesse's novel Siddhartha, surrealistically adapted as a musical Western by Joe Massot and the members of the comedy troupe The Firesign Theatre.
This film is defined as being part of the Acid Western genre. More precisely, in its own publicity releases, it was called, "This film is defined as being part of the Acid Western genre. More precisely, in its own publicity releases, it was called, "The first electric western." This was, in no small part, due to the fact that this film featured several appearances and music supplied by successful rock bands from the era, including the James Gang and Country Joe and the Fish. Fiddler Doug Kershaw has a musical cameo that advances the plot of the film. The movie also features a former John Coltrane sideman as Elvin Jones plays a part as a gunslinging drummer named "Job Cain."." This was, in no small part, due to the fact that this film featured several appearances and music supplied by successful rock bands from the era, including the James Gang and Country Joe and the Fish. Fiddler Doug Kershaw has a musical cameo that advances the plot of the film. The movie also features a former John Coltrane sideman as Elvin Jones plays a part as a gunslinging drummer named "Job Cain."
Cast Includes :
John Rubinstein ... Zachariah
Patricia Quinn... Belle Starr (as Pat Quinn)
Don Johnson... Matthew
Country Joe and the Fish... The Crackers
Elvin Jones... Job Cain
Doug Kershaw... The Fiddler
William Challee... Old Man
Robert Ball... Stage Manager
Dick Van Patten... The Dude
James Gang... Job Cain's Band (as The James Gang)
White Lightnin'... Old Man's Band
The New York Rock Ensemble... Belle Starr's Band
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Zachariah (9 of 10)
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Zachariah (1971)
Gunfights and electric guitars in the Old West? You bet! Zachariah gets a mail order gun, practices a little, and kills a man in the local sal...
Zachariah (1971)
Gunfights and electric guitars in the Old West? You bet! Zachariah gets a mail order gun, practices a little, and kills a man in the local saloon. He and his friend Matthew set out to become gunfighters, joining with the Crackers, a rock band who are also (pitifully inept) stage robbers. Having quickly outgrown that gang, Zachariah and Matthew set out to become bigtime gunslingers. Before long, they part company and a rivalry grows between them.
The film is loosely based on Herman Hesse's novel Siddhartha, surrealistically adapted as a musical Western by Joe Massot and the members of the comedy troupe The Firesign Theatre.
This film is defined as being part of the Acid Western genre. More precisely, in its own publicity releases, it was called, "This film is defined as being part of the Acid Western genre. More precisely, in its own publicity releases, it was called, "The first electric western." This was, in no small part, due to the fact that this film featured several appearances and music supplied by successful rock bands from the era, including the James Gang and Country Joe and the Fish. Fiddler Doug Kershaw has a musical cameo that advances the plot of the film. The movie also features a former John Coltrane sideman as Elvin Jones plays a part as a gunslinging drummer named "Job Cain."." This was, in no small part, due to the fact that this film featured several appearances and music supplied by successful rock bands from the era, including the James Gang and Country Joe and the Fish. Fiddler Doug Kershaw has a musical cameo that advances the plot of the film. The movie also features a former John Coltrane sideman as Elvin Jones plays a part as a gunslinging drummer named "Job Cain."
Cast Includes :
John Rubinstein ... Zachariah
Patricia Quinn... Belle Starr (as Pat Quinn)
Don Johnson... Matthew
Country Joe and the Fish... The Crackers
Elvin Jones... Job Cain
Doug Kershaw... The Fiddler
William Challee... Old Man
Robert Ball... Stage Manager
Dick Van Patten... The Dude
James Gang... Job Cain's Band (as The James Gang)
White Lightnin'... Old Man's Band
The New York Rock Ensemble... Belle Starr's Band
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Zachariah (1971)
Gunfights and electric guitars in the Old West? You bet! Zachariah gets a mail order gun, practices a little, and kills a man in the local saloon. He and his friend Matthew set out to become gunfighters, joining with the Crackers, a rock band who are also (pitifully inept) stage robbers. Having quickly outgrown that gang, Zachariah and Matthew set out to become bigtime gunslingers. Before long, they part company and a rivalry grows between them.
The film is loosely based on Herman Hesse's novel Siddhartha, surrealistically adapted as a musical Western by Joe Massot and the members of the comedy troupe The Firesign Theatre.
This film is defined as being part of the Acid Western genre. More precisely, in its own publicity releases, it was called, "This film is defined as being part of the Acid Western genre. More precisely, in its own publicity releases, it was called, "The first electric western." This was, in no small part, due to the fact that this film featured several appearances and music supplied by successful rock bands from the era, including the James Gang and Country Joe and the Fish. Fiddler Doug Kershaw has a musical cameo that advances the plot of the film. The movie also features a former John Coltrane sideman as Elvin Jones plays a part as a gunslinging drummer named "Job Cain."." This was, in no small part, due to the fact that this film featured several appearances and music supplied by successful rock bands from the era, including the James Gang and Country Joe and the Fish. Fiddler Doug Kershaw has a musical cameo that advances the plot of the film. The movie also features a former John Coltrane sideman as Elvin Jones plays a part as a gunslinging drummer named "Job Cain."
Cast Includes :
John Rubinstein ... Zachariah
Patricia Quinn... Belle Starr (as Pat Quinn)
Don Johnson... Matthew
Country Joe and the Fish... The Crackers
Elvin Jones... Job Cain
Doug Kershaw... The Fiddler
William Challee... Old Man
Robert Ball... Stage Manager
Dick Van Patten... The Dude
James Gang... Job Cain's Band (as The James Gang)
White Lightnin'... Old Man's Band
The New York Rock Ensemble... Belle Starr's Band
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Zachariah - Job Cain Throws Down on the Drums
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Job Cain (Elvin Jones) has just gunned down a would-be challenger to his title as the fastest gunslinger around and so now it's time for a drum solo. He takes ...
Job Cain (Elvin Jones) has just gunned down a would-be challenger to his title as the fastest gunslinger around and so now it's time for a drum solo. He takes over during a James Gang jam and pounds away on the skins leaving Matthew and Zachariah even more impressed and in awe than previously. From the 1971 George Englund film Zachariah.
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Job Cain (Elvin Jones) has just gunned down a would-be challenger to his title as the fastest gunslinger around and so now it's time for a drum solo. He takes over during a James Gang jam and pounds away on the skins leaving Matthew and Zachariah even more impressed and in awe than previously. From the 1971 George Englund film Zachariah.
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Zachariah 1971 - Joe Walsh - Country Joe and The Fish
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Zachariah (The First Electric Western) (trailer) - Don Johnson
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Elvin Jones shootings in Zachariah (1971)
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Zachariah (1971) - James Gang clip
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James Gang - Laguna Salada (from Zachariah) 1971
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Zachariah
Zachariah
This mister strolls into some town
This mister strides into some shitty township
Like Moses
The people like the Red Sea
Like Moses
The townfolk like the Red Sea
My mistake, he does not stroll
He does not stride
He smokes into town, goddamn
Like dust with boots on
He's looking around and it's making him smile
He's pushing them around
Because it makes him smile
These bastards' disgrace is conspicuous
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NYSP investigation ended with two brothers from Bainbridge arrested for burglary (New York State Division of State Police)
Edit Public Technologies 02 Jun 2016
New York State Division of State Police) (Afton, NY - June 2, 2016) New York State Police at Sidney have arrested Zachariah M ... Zachariah Burns was arrested on June 1, 2016 and, after being arraigned in the Town of Afton court, he also was remanded to the Chenango County jail in lieu of bail....
McIlroy's Zika concerns ease
Edit Sporting Life 01 Jun 2016
Former Masters and US PGA champion Vijay Singh and Australia's Marc Leishman have already announced their withdrawal because of worries relating to the mosquito-borne virus ... And I think that's the real concern ... Masters champion Danny Willett, whose son Zachariah was born just 12 days before his triumph at Augusta, echoed McIlroy's concerns about Zika last week and said he would not compete in Rio if it proved "a massive threat.". ....
Rory McIlroy's concerns about Zika virus ease
Edit Belfast Telegraph 01 Jun 2016
World number three Rory McIlroy says his concerns about competing in the Olympics this year due to the ongoing threat of the Zika virus have eased ... Share Go To ... And I think that's the real concern ... Masters champion Danny Willett, whose son Zachariah was born just 12 days before his triumph at Augusta, echoed McIlroy's concerns about Zika last week and said he would not compete in Rio if it proved "a massive threat."....
Chris Pine Movies Spotlight
Edit Coming Soon 01 Jun 2016
Prepare for Star Trek Beyond with our guide to the most memorable Chris Pine movies. The Star Trek franchise has gone beyond colons in Star Trek Beyond, the next chapter in the reboot films ... The Princess Diaries 2. Royal Engagement (2004) ... Z for Zachariah (2015) ... And yet Z for Zachariah came and went at the box office with little response at all ... Z for Zachariah didn’t flinch from going dark, even if it wasn’t quite a faithful adaptation ... ....
Wi2Wi Corporation Announces Results for the Quarter Ending March 31, 2016 (Wi2Wi Corporation)
Edit Public Technologies 31 May 2016
(Source. Wi2Wi Corporation). TORONTO, ON / ACCESSWIRE / May 30, 2016 / Wi2Wi Corporation ('Wi2Wi' or the 'Company')(TSX-V.YTY) announces results for the quarter ending March 31, 2016. 2016 Highlights. The decrease in revenues for the three month period ending March 31, 2016 as compared to same period in 2015 was due to ... Investment in R&D; ... Zachariah Mathews, President & CEO of the Company ... Zachariah Mathews ... 408-416-4202. zach@nullwi2wi.com....
Kirkland & Ellis Represents Vista Equity Partners in $1.79B Acquisition of Marketo (Kirkland & Ellis LLP)
Edit Public Technologies 31 May 2016
(Source. Kirkland & Ellis LLP). Kirkland & Ellis Represents Vista Equity Partners in $1.79B Acquisition of Marketo ... (NASDAQ ... More information on the transaction is available here. The Kirkland team is led by corporate partners Sarkis Jebejian, Joshua Zachariah and Stuart Casillas ... (noodl....
Cummings honors 108 staffers in recognition ceremony (University of Southern Maine)
Edit Public Technologies 31 May 2016
Kristen Beahm, Testing & Assessment, Allison Hardy, Admissions, John Reed, Environmental Health & Safety, Lisa Belanger, UCHS, Elizabeth Hart, Advising, Jennifer Sherwood, SBDC, Adam Bowman, Cutler Institute, Thomas Haskell, Public Safety, Linda Skinner, OLLI, Philip Bumby, Facilities, Benjamin Henning, Facilities, Erika Stump, CEPARE, Zachariah ......
Wounded vet in race to reunite Purple Hearts to WWI warriors, kin
Edit Japan Times 30 May 2016
A group that seeks to reunite lost Purple Hearts with service members or their descendants is embarking on an ambitious project. to return 100 such medals or certificates earned in World War I before the 100th anniversary next April of the United States’ entry into the conflict. Zachariah Fike, of the Vermont-based Purple Hearts Reunited, appeared first on The Japan Times. > ... ....
A veteran's race against time to return WWI Purple Hearts
Edit The Times Picayune 30 May 2016
ST. ALBANS, Vt. — A group that seeks to reunite lost Purple Hearts with service members or their descendants is embarking on an ambitious project ... Zachariah Fike, of the Vermont-based Purple Hearts Reunited, began the project after noticing he had in his collection of memorabilia a total of exactly 100 Purple Hearts or equivalent lithographs awarded for injuries or deaths from the Great War ... He died in 1948 ... ... Corrado A.G ... ....
A veteran’s race against time to return WWI Purple Hearts
Edit The Seattle Times 29 May 2016
ST. ALBANS, Vt. (AP) — A group that seeks to reunite lost Purple Hearts with service members or their descendants hopes to return 100 medals or their equivalents earned in World War I by next April. That’s the 100th anniversary of the United States’ entry into the conflict. Zachariah Fike of the Vermont-based Purple Hearts […]> ... ....
'Haldi' becomes super food in West too
Edit The Times of India 29 May 2016
Don't ask ... These two are supposed to have high levels of anti-oxidants that help retain the stability of the curry even when kept outside for more than four hours," says T John Zachariah, director, Indian Institute of Spices Research ... It could also keep your skin glowing when you create a face pack out of it.Also, the root is supposed to have antimicrobial properties that could help in cleansing the skin, says Zachariah ... RELATED....
Elephant found dead with bullet injuries
Edit The Hindu 29 May 2016
Dhaneshkumar, WWS warden, told The Hindu ... A team of veterinary experts led by Arun Zachariah, Assistant Professor, Centre for Wildlife Studies, Kerala Veterinary and Animal Sciences University, and Jijimon, Forest Assistant Veterinary Officer, did the autopsy ... It was usually sighted near the highway, Mr. Dhaneshkumar said ... ....
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