Les Grands Anciens ne viennent pas tous de Mu

"Robert Beausoleil (reaches for guitar, tunes it, strums it, sings): “This is my song, this is my song, this is my dark song, my dark song …” Everybody always wants to know how I got together with Manson. It was through our music. He plays some, too. One night I was driving around with a bunch of my ladies. Well, we came to this old roadhouse, beer place, with a lot of cars outside. So we went inside, and there was Charlie with some of his ladies. We all got to talking, played some together; the next day Charlie came to see me in my van, and we all, his people and my people, ended up camping out together. Brothers and sisters. A family."

Lire l'interview complète de Bobby Beausoleil par Truman Capote : ‘Then It All Came Down’: Truman Capote Interviews Bobby Beausoleil. San Quentin, 1973.


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