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My blog name is BLAK and no it's not a typo. It's my name initials and can also mean Kei Liwanag's Art Blog. AKBL and KLAB sound weird so I went with BLAK. I hope there's a deeper explanation but nah, it's just cheesy like that. :D"
Kei is not your typical 24 year old pink-loving girl, yes she is pretty but there's more to her than being girly and fun. Her illustrations have been widely recognized around the world and was able to have some of her illustrations published through Ballistic Publishing’s Exotique 4 and Udon’s Street Fighter Tribute Artbook.
Currently she works as a digital colorist/CG artist at the IAS (Manila branch). You can view more of her works at her portfolio page or at her art blog.
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Jones left Cheltenham and moved to London where he became friends with fellow musicians Alexis Korner, future Manfred Mann singer Paul Jones, future Cream bassist Jack Bruce and others who made up the small London rhythm and blues scene that the Rolling Stones would soon come to dominate. He became a blues musician, for a brief time calling himself "Elmo Lewis", and playing slide guitar.
In spring 1962, Jones and pianist Ian "Stu" Stewart joined forces, while later singer Mick Jagger was added into his band — who, with Jagger's childhood friend Keith Richards, met Jones when he and Paul Jones were playing Elmore James' "Dust My Broom" with Korner's band at The Ealing Club.[8]
Jagger brought guitarist Richards to rehearsals; Richards then joined the band. Jones' and Stewart's acceptance of Richards and the Chuck Berry songs he wanted to play coincided with the departure of blues purists Geoff Bradford and Brian Knight, who had no tolerance for Chuck Berry.[5]
As Keith Richards tells it, Jones came up with the name "The Rollin' Stones" (later with the 'g') while on the phone with a venue owner. "The voice on the other end of the line obviously said, 'What are you called?' Panic. The Best of Muddy Waters album was lying on the floor — and track one was 'Rollin' Stone Blues'"
Above is from Wikipedia [link], I think it's a good read but not in the mood to deal with writing or reading more about him right now. Point is Brian Jones "was" The Rolling Stones.
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