#Ray Monk

[ziforyu]

this is the scene where Beau's master taught her how to be more reactive-- which introduced multiple reactions. it is OP, yo

[mossypidder]

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Masterpost - Speach & Text Key - Character Ref Pages - Prompts List

This is prompt one through six. I finally finished them and I’m honestly pretty happy with most of them. Page four is a little chaotic though, hopefully it reads okay. The next part is only four pages, so hopefully it won’t take as long to finish.

[dare-g]

Monk in Europe (1968)

[yeosin-n]

quick self insert doodle :,D

I’m back from work!!!! Got a tan from all the snorkeling I did hehe !!!

[bjekkergauken]

Merrow

[dungeons-and-dorics]

the vibes are identical and you can’t convince me otherwise

art by @min0uze

[rockingreads]

Howard Mandel (Editor): Jazz & Blues Encyclopedia (2019)

I bought this Jazz & Blues Encyclopedia at Nashville's National Museum of African American Music, and it's as entertaining and educational as a visit to this incredible museum, should you find yourself in Music City.

Decade by decade, throughout the 20th Century and into the 21st, this comprehensive survey provides detailed descriptions of the music’s evolution in both technical and artistic terms, while putting everything into clear historical and social context.

And it ain't just jazz and blues in the strictest definition, but every possible branch in their family trees, leading into countless other styles of American music, such as R&B, Soul, Funk, Gospel, Doo Wop, and, of course, Rock 'n' Roll and Hip Hop.

Each decade also gets a dedicated description of relevant events, deep dives into a handful of key artists, and capsule biographies of dozens more, both familiar and obscure (depending upon the reader, of course), along with their most important works.

All the while, this incredible trove of invaluable information is presented with a fair, authoritative, scholarly tone, reminiscent of the very best PBS documentaries -- at once dispassionate and oh-so-passionate -- about these timeless artists and their music.

Needless to say, this encyclopedia is highly recommended to find a shelf in every home -- not least as a handy reference book.

Featured Records:

Bessie Smith: The World’s Greatest Blues Singer (1970)

Various Artists: Jazz Abstractions (1960)

Sun Ra & His Solar Arkestra: The Heliocentric Worlds of Sun Ra, Vol. 2 (1966)

Nina Simone: Nina Simone Sings the Blues (1967)

Charles Mingus’ Mingus Ah Um (1959)

Miles Davis: Relaxin’ with the Miles Davis Quintet (1958)

Billy Cobham: Spectrum (1973)

Buy from: Amazon

[invinciblerodent]

side note, it makes me feel kind of unreasonably giddy that my four "main" games of bg3, i'm playing:

a man loving a man

a woman loving a man

a man loving a woman (and a man)

and a woman loving a woman

and literally all of the characters involved are bi/pansexual.

diversity win, i'm queer and so is everything and everyone I do and make

[marshalforgotten]

Four monks, four primates. Who do YOU think would represent each celestial monkey well?

[oflights]

ray is watching monk, which i've never seen (i truly hate that entire genre so much) but this means i keep hearing random shit like "he was the jewel thief!" from the tv and ray answering, "fuck yeah he was, get his ass, monk!" which is delightful to me. get you a man who is narratively easy to please

[bubblymochicat]

Do you like Sherlock adaptations? Do you like silly little guys and poor meow meows? Then boy oh boy do I have the shows for you

Introducing:

[wallpapers4screen]

[rolypolyjolllly]

what the fuck is the janissary motif doing in the new puppetshades. genuinely i. i've not stopped thinking about this. can anybody hear me

[trckstergods]

my body image is stuck as a very specific picture of myself at like 22 (i'm 29. much has changed.) which means that I still think of myself as a malnourished wizard twink and I really need people to start complimenting my muscles so I can get a more accurate body image please and thanks

[aurils-blesstide]

🔮 [ X X X ] [ X 🌌 X ] [ X X X ]🔮

✧･ﾟ:* — STIMBOARD FOR A TRITON MONK [D&D]

Including: Imagery pertaining to opals, sea creatures and the sea.

[jazzdailyblog]

Lou Donaldson: The Soulful Saxophone of Hard Bop and Soul Jazz

Introduction: Lou Donaldson, known for his signature mix of bebop, hard bop, and soul jazz, has long been one of the most beloved figures in jazz history. Born ninety-eight years ago today on November 1, 1926, in Badin, North Carolina, Donaldson’s career has spanned over seven decades, during which he established himself as a leading alto saxophonist with a distinctive sound that blends blues,…