RIP Bob Gordon, a talented baritone sax player who was only in his mid 20s when he died in a car accident in 1955. Just a year later Clifford Brown also died in a car crash, two great talents lost way too soon, and they had played together on an excellent album released in 1954.

He'd be called Vapey Robinson these days!

-- Jeruvian 3:28 Baroque 5:12 But Happy 8:13 Misty Window 11:30 Warm Cradle

Luv smokey Robinson 💔

Fantastic performance 👏 and arrangements! most respectfully..Vaughn 🎺

Free jazz pioneer

Where’s cassy flaherty right now I think I just got a new caddy lol

I really really don’t so I won’t say a word. Just see how it goes my cuz Kevin would say. Of course nobody ever took my watch off my wrist and if they did they gave it back case #pennypost Sean wow wta

the west end ref haha

'I second that emotion' ❤ Xx

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it really must have been a marvelous thing to have been an aspiring artist in a time when culture was just starting to reach out towards some rawness from an otherwise conservative existence. artistic invention must have felt genuinely thrilling to those brave enough to experiment with the bleeding edge.

The thumbnail picture doesn’t do her justice. Other pictures reveal how striking she was.

And here I thought I was a poet. It would appear that I was wrong. Regards, The '62 Mathew St. 1-Man Band (Total Retro Rock)

Mauritian 🇲🇺 Always a fucking target. Even by my own.

First heard in 1962 when a student at Leeds University. Haunting music and words. Tony Kinsey is still around, aged 97!

This song is Beautiful! 🙏🏾❤️

Did she kill herself

This has to be the most beautiful song ever.

So glad i had the chance to see Smokey live..LEGEND!

а несравненая ЖАННА МОРО (это я о фильме)

Tamla Motown. The best music in the whole wide world. Legendary and unforgettable.

She is warmer and more self-effacing than I ever expected her to be. She is the most fascinating poet and person I have ever experienced . My undergrad work, right after Ariel won the Pulitzer, concentrated on her work. We knew so little about the truth of who she was. 5:37

Skidi bob L rizz loser video boring worst video

I grew up with Motown back in Harlem in 1964

Who else came here from Japan's version?

ive a confusion here, the interview mentions "daddy" but it wasn't published until after the poet's death. can someone clear it for me?

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PJ Perry: Sessions 1978 Vinyl LP Label: Suite Records - Suite 1001 Recorded: Damon Studios Edmonton, Alberta Canada July 11-16, 1977 A Time For Love recorded on March 23, Tracks: A1 Sascha Nova A2 Autumn In New York A3 Nameless Blues B1 Torquin' With Torben B2 Variations On A Blues By A Bird B3 *A Time For Love B4 If I Were A Bell Musicians: Saxophone - P.J. Perry Trumpet - Bob Tildesley Piano - George McFetridge *Tom Banks (A Time For Love) Bass - Torben Oxbol Drums - Claude Ranger Arrangements - Curt Watts Production team: Engineer - Garry McDonall A Time For Love Mastered by Alan May* Producer - Marc Vasey, P.J. Perry Remix - Marc Vasey, P.J. Perry

This is what 313 pride sounds like!!!!!!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

It really breaks my heart to hear her talk so excitedly about poetry becoming more open to emotional and psychological themes. This was a woman who was experiencing crippling mental illness in a time when there were hardly any really helpful supports or resources for people like her. Shes not just talking about the poetry. She was looking forward to a time when it would be truly safe to talk about internal struggle and mental health issues. I wish she'd made it, so she could have seen how far we've come.

It’s funny, it took Wardell 3 choruses on scrapple to figure out that it’s a rhythm change bridge and not honeysuckle rose bridge. Which is what the A section is based on. The first couple choruses he plays a 2 5 1 to B flat instead going up to A7.

une petite pépite !

I am a heterosexual man but his voice gives me chills.

According to the jazz messenger matty dice is Thad jones.

I 2nd that emotion too!!! Much love, Robert Duggan 🙏 ✨️ ❤️

This is a very young Art Pepper, almost tentative.

If you listen at 1.5 speed the rhythms of Hems comedy in the first spurious summary of Across the River and Into the Trees become more obvious.

Smokey.

Ahh...she mentioned about Dhaka😊

I am Jesus our True Devine Prophet

9 Abdul QADAR MUHAMMAD Tyrone Michael Green Abdul QADAR MUHAMMAD 💜 💚 🗽

please, side-B I want to lesten❤

My father was born in 1919 and I grew up drinking ovaltine I still buy it ❤

I've lately become interested in Plath and am planning to start reading her work soon, and i must say that i am already so fascinated by her and can already feel a connection with her. I didn't want this interview to end, i could listen to her speaking for the rest of my life, but how lucky we are to have even 14 minutes of this wonderful woman expressing herself outside of her poetry. One of my favorite things she talked about during this interview is her respect for other professions, her desire of learning the practical, and her nostalgia of being a medical practitioner. As a medical student myself who is very passionate about my field, the only field of profession im nostalgic for is the field of arts, this contrast opens up such a warm spot of my heart for her. I feel so drawn to her. I will buy every book of her that i can find as soon as possible.

she sounds so serious for a 30 year old.

Her poems are so great, but her voice in this interview is so pretentious and utterly horrible. I'm embarrassed listening to her.

❤🎉

Great song to listen too when piloting a cargo ship with exotic animals onboard. If you know you know.

Amazing ❤️