Venturing to my previous post, I had included the artwork used for the cover of The Ladder, a monthly magazine published by the Daughters of Bilitis, a Lesbian Organization. So, the woman at left is musician Patti Smith, who I thought looked like the woman portrayed on the Magazine’s cover, with the relevancy being that just recently, while following another lead, I ended up on Patti Smith’s “Horses” album. What makes this that much more “timely” is that horses crop up in my previous post. So, there’s definitely a “Horses Theme” pattern cluster in the works.
As you can see in the image below, on left is Patti on the cover of her Horses album with a very androgynous look that’s similar to the woman sketch on The Ladder Magazine—both have long thin faces and a similar cheekbone structure. To the right of the image is a blow-up of the pin that’s on the Jacket slung over Patti’s shoulder. It’s hard to see it on the album hence why I enlarged it— it’s a HORSE… obviously!!
At the time, I. Had decided to drop the post, at least for the moment, given its complexity… and subject matter that I find disturbing, … and controversial. This is a prompt to pick up the dropped thread.
It all began with the following notable person recently added to Wikipedia’s Deaths in 2025 site:
Jack White, 85, German footballer (Viktoria Köln, PSV Eindhoven), composer, and record producer ("Gloria").[57] (body discovered on this date)
- Jack White (born Horst Nußbaum; 2 September1940 – 16 October 2025) German composer, producer and footballer
Note his birth name Horst is an addition to the “Exchange Letter in Name Makes a Word” pattern cluster , and so making “HORSE” !! And his surname NuBbaum contains a cryptic “new bomb”?! He is renown for the song Gloria, … butt, while investigating I came to realize that there are two distinctly different “Gloria” songs popular at the time— the one that Jack White played a hand in is Tozzi’s Gloria, and the other is Van Morrison’s. Patti Smith sang her poetic version of Van Morrison’s Gloria.
On Tozzi’s Gloria (song) wikipedia page, it didn’t have a very clear image of the album’s picture sleeve, so I tried to find a better one, and in doing so, the following was brought up:
Gloria (Shadows of Knight album)
So, note the “Knight”… and note my recent October 16th post title re: Judah Knight 22!! This is definitely another lead, note the following from the album’s wiki page:
Gloria is the first album by the Shadows of Knight, released in 1966 on Dunwich Records 666. The title track, a cover of the song by Them, became the group's biggest hit, reaching number 10 on the Billboard charts.
WhoaNote the 666 (aka ^^^ … the number 6 shares the same key on my iPad as the ^ “roof” symbol… so a very loud “roof roof roof” … that can also be seen as a cryptic warning bark ruff ruff ruff)!!! This is their Gloria album cover:
There is only one notable person who played in their band who has a wikipedia page, so a prompt to investigate:Jerry McGeorge – rhythm guitar, backing vocals
- Jerry McGeorge (born October 22, 1945)
TODAY is Jerry McGeorge’s Birthday!! Yet another addition to the “Timely” pattern cluster.
So, I looked butt couldn’t find a better copy of Tozzi’s Gloria album sleeve, so I settled for what’s available, … what looks to be a young Tozzi leaping away from something… butt what?!
My other scenes for the art work I entitle “stalking croc”, … and yes the croc is stalking my main character, butt little does it know that she is stalking the croc!!
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