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jazzdailyblog · 3 months
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"Soul Station" by Hank Mobley: A Timeless Journey into Jazz Mastery
Introduction: In the vibrant tapestry of jazz history, certain albums stand out as masterpieces that define an era. “Soul Station” by Hank Mobley, released in early October 1960, is undeniably one such gem. This article delves into the intricacies of the album, exploring its creation, critical reception, and enduring legacy in the world of jazz. The Birth of “Soul Station”: Recorded on…
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goatpalacezine · 2 months
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Jackie McLean: Destination Out!
Jazz is a happy thing and there are a lot of musicians around waiting to give a little happiness to a world filled with so much unrest. Jackie McLean“Destination Out!” (Blue Note Records, 1964/2022)
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mitjalovse · 4 months
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The 60's remain a period that did have a lot of incredible turns as we've heard, yet some brands got ignored a bit thanks to their prominence waning. Look, jazz was still revolutionary then, though the genre was in a slightly overlooked place, since rock took a lot of media attention, yet there were many who did contribute to the incredible developments of the idiom that continues to happen, by the way. Of course, jazz in the era had a variety of names, which can be called their biggest masters. One of them, Herbie Hancock, began his career at the time and while his 60's do not fuse much with the other styles as his opus did later on, he showed his greatness. Then again, he kept surviving the working relationship with Miles Davis, which meant the latter saw him as a peer.
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antiqueanimals · 1 year
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Wild und Hund: Das Jagdmagazin. 1897. Illustration by Alfred Mailick.
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jasonmomoaonline · 9 months
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Jason Momoa as Baba Voss See on Apple Tv+ 1x7 “The Lavender Road”
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hiro-sama · 1 year
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Engage boysss 🫠💕
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fawnvelveteen · 2 years
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Alfred Hitchcock serving tea to Leo the Lion of MGM, 1957
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angevinyaoiz · 5 months
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merry crisis!
Anyway did u know for 5 bucks on gumroad u can get the LA Theatreworks 2001 live audio Recording of James Goldman's play The Lion in Winter w/ Alfred Molina as Henry II?
And if u have an account on hoopla, it's free!
Highly recommend if you've enjoyed the movie. The play has a lot more lines and fun details, and the style of this recording is a lot more quick paced, with the live audience giving it some humor and liveliness.
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arabian-batboy · 9 months
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Damian Wayne, Stephanie Brown, Jason Todd, Alfred Pennyworth, Lois lane AND Percy Jackson all having their birthdays be back-to-back within the same 9 days? August babies really reign supreme.
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str33tydr1ft · 7 months
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ok so im making my own version of alfred bc hes hella confusing to me and I accidently made these two seem alike
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jazzdailyblog · 5 months
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Curtis Fuller: Crafting Jazz Elegance
Introduction: In the illustrious tapestry of jazz, certain individuals stand as master weavers, contributing threads of innovation, skill, and a profound understanding of the genre’s nuances. Curtis Fuller, a luminary in the realm of jazz trombone, emerges as one such artist whose career has left an indelible mark. Born ninety-one years ago today on December 15, 1932, in Detroit, Michigan,…
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brokehorrorfan · 2 years
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Jimmy Lion has a line of Alfred Hitchcock socks with seven designs, including Rear Window, Vertigo, and the master of suspense himself. The mid-calf Hitchsocks are $13.95-15.95 each.
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cineclub84 · 7 days
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Numéro 17 (1932)
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Minuit. Un passant remarque une étrange lueur au n°17 de la rue, il s'agit d'une maison inhabitée mais dont la porte est ouverte. Intrigué, il entre et tombe sur un cadavre mais il s'aperçoit qu'à cette heure indue, il y a paradoxalement plus de monde qu'il pourrait le croire. En effet, il croise par la suite un vagabond légèrement dingue, des étranges « acheteurs » qui se présentent à la porte, armés, et une ravissante jeune femme qui tombe du ciel. Pour ne rien arranger les choses, le cadavre disparaît de lui-même ! La nuit risque d'être assez longue pour les protagonistes...
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Ce film policier mérite clairement d'être visionner pour la mise en scène d'Alfred Hitchcock qui nous montre déjà un bel étendu de son talent en matière de suspense, notamment sur toute les séquences se déroulant dans une étrange maison qui semble à l'abandon. Le casting fait lui un travail honnête, sans être éblouissant et la photographie est pour l'époque de qualité. Une oeuvre sympathique et qui est à voir comme une curiosité dans la filmographie du maître britannique.
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Number 17 (1932) TRAILER
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jasonmomoaonline · 9 months
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Jason Momoa as Baba Voss See on Apple Tv+ 1x8 “House of Enlightenment”
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modernday-jay · 2 years
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every so often i have to rewatch the lion king 1 and 2 to remember why i chose to do animation, then i naturally have to veggie burger-ify it 
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onefootin1941 · 2 years
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