Mar 24
people who "hate jazz" im like. dude. if you think ALL JAZZ sounds the same. HOW?
and this. is just the jazz that i like. there's so many styles. if you think all jazz sounds the same... you're a fucking JEFF and a SQUARE
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people who "hate jazz" im like. dude. if you think ALL JAZZ sounds the same. HOW?
and this. is just the jazz that i like. there's so many styles. if you think all jazz sounds the same... you're a fucking JEFF and a SQUARE
(1996, Streetwave Music, SWM 50005-1)
Monique Bingham got som Big Ass Titties
ABSTRACT TRUTH - Silver Trees
Alb. “Silver Trees” (1970)
Personnel:
Ken E. Henson - guitar, vocals Peter Measroch - piano, organ, flute, harpsichord, vocals George Wolfaardt - bass, flute, drums, vocals Sean Bergin - saxophone, flute
(1998, Streetwave Music, SWM50025-1)
ABSTRACT TRUTH - Summertime (instrumental)
Alb. “Totum” (1970)
Personnel:
Ken E. Henson - guitar, sitar, vocals Robbie Pavid - percussion Brian Gibson - bass, vocals Sean Bergin - saxophone, flute
ABSTRACT TRUTH - Coming Home Baby (instrumental)
Alb. “Totum” (1970)
Personnel:
Ken E. Henson - guitar, sitar, vocals Robbie Pavid - percussion Brian Gibson - bass, vocals Sean Bergin - saxophone, flute
Recently went to the Bellevue Arts Museum for the first time. There was this exhibit of one artist work that was very fascinating. Lots of very sculptural artwork, a lot of it seemed round books and stories, creative with the intention of making you think.
Images 4-8: we were told to picture these books as a street. At the front of every book had a door in the back window. Two parts of one story.
There was another section with some beautiful portrait photography addressing racism and how we perceive people, all series of pieces like the other open book sculptures, and a few other individual pieces - everything by the same artist. Pretty sure the exhibit is there till the end of the year, so if it's not gone yet, go check it out! Highly recommend!
