Showing posts with label Japan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Japan. Show all posts
Monday, May 21, 2012
NEW GOOGLE TRANSLATER INSTALLED : GIVE IT A TRY!
Friends, we've installed the newest GADGET provided by GOOGLE, which should translate WES BRYAN - MY LIFE IN MUSIC with all the latest bells and whistles working. GIVE IT A TRY. FOR NOW IT'S AT THE TOP OF THE SIDE BAR. GIVE IT A TRY EVEN IF YOU READ IN ENGLISH. Report back to us, please! Christine
Monday, September 14, 2009
WES BRYAN PROMOS in JAPAN
This collage of images from my early career is from Japan. I induged myself in sculpture as a creative outlet when I was in New York. That's me looking like James Dean in a hard hat. The beautiful starlet (we'll write more about her later) that they had posing with me is Natalie Trundy. Oh what United Artists could do for one of their own!Today Japan is still one of the great buyers of Rock-A-Billy music and memorabilia and well, that's why we have the translator in Japanese installed!
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
TO OUR GERMAN AND JAPANESE FRIENDS OF THIS BLOG
Hello Friends. Christine speaking here.
We have long known that the two markets for Rockabilly and Early Rock and Roll music (and memoirs!) outside of English speaking countries, are Germany and Japan. We are also aware that the Japanese embraced the actor James Dean, that Japanese people called him "our Jimmy" and the James Dean angle to Wes Bryan's life story is of interest. We are thrilled to get comments from you, but we confess that we must use Internet translators if you write in German or Japanese. If you know of an Internet translator that is accurate in your language, please try to post in English. Thank You!
Christine
We have long known that the two markets for Rockabilly and Early Rock and Roll music (and memoirs!) outside of English speaking countries, are Germany and Japan. We are also aware that the Japanese embraced the actor James Dean, that Japanese people called him "our Jimmy" and the James Dean angle to Wes Bryan's life story is of interest. We are thrilled to get comments from you, but we confess that we must use Internet translators if you write in German or Japanese. If you know of an Internet translator that is accurate in your language, please try to post in English. Thank You!
Christine
UPDATE MARCH 2011: THE GOOGLE TRANSLATION FLAGS INSTALLED take you to many languages including Japanese !
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