You might notice that Russell’s version adds some ornamentation two minutes in that most performers of this piece don’t use, but it seems to well up in him as an outflowing of his being genuinely connected to the music. He’s really enjoying it! The ornamentation is consonant with Baroque style, his “fingerings” are truly masterful, and his interpretation works (in my humble opinion)!
Rafael Videla Eissmann is a Chilean historian and lecturer who has authored two published books on Atlantis– Desde la Atlántida and Los Dioses Extraterrestres: El Regreso de B’Olon Yokte’ K’Uh = The Extraterrestrial Gods  along with numerous scholaraly articles, and articles in Nexus magazine including an interview with Chariots of the Gods author, Erich von Däniken. The Swill Bucket is pleased to begin reprinting Eissmann’s recent work from his website: Huitramannaland: The unknown history of America
‘Hitler Has Only Got One Ball’
“Hitler has only got one ball
The other is in the Albert Hall
His mother, the dirty bugger
Chopped it off when he was small”
Wikipedia entry for ‘Hitler Has Only Got One Ball’
Einstein Visits the Hopi Tribe at Grand Canyon, Arizona, in 1922
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Kásskara: Sunken Land of the Hopi Ancestors
Nexus magazine, Feb-Mar 2016, Shawn Hamilton / 1 of 5
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Hopi Kachinas: Global Cataclysyms and Saviours from Space
Nexus magazine, Aug-Sep 2016, Shawn Hamilton / 2 of 5
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The Mysterious Past of the Hopi: From Kásskara to the Americas
Nexus magazine, Mar-Apr 2017, Shawn Hamilton / 3 of 5
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Legacy of Kásskara: Hopi History, Spirituality, and Symbolism
Nexus magazine, Oct-Nov 2017, Shawn Hamilton / 4 of 5
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Hopi History: Hi-tech Clan Warfare in the Americas
Nexus magazine, Oct-Nov 2019, Shawn Hamilton / 5 of 5)
