They were always lying about being anti-war and anyone who was sincerely anti-war was well aware of this from the beginning.
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They were always lying about being anti-war and anyone who was sincerely anti-war was well aware of this from the beginning.
They might even win but what does that ticket winning get us in ‘32? My guess is MechaAndrewJackson.
Winters in NYC aren’t even that cold. 😉
Save it for at least 2 years or you played yourself.
we didn't finish denazification. we didn't finish desegregation. we didn't finish reconstruction. every opportunity for transformative change was deliberately sabotaged by american leaders who knew their wealth would not survive a world freed from eugenics, white supremacy, and war profiteering.
Guilherme Granado, São Paulo 🇧🇷 1.19.24
📸 Jeff Caltabiano
Isotope 217
Who Stole The I Walkman? (2000)
John Herndon
Matthew Lux @mcbutterstixxx.bsky.social
Dan Bitney
Jeff Parker
Rob Mazurek
I concur. George is Chicago jazz royalty. His brother is Von Freeman and his nephew is Chico Freeman.
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Birth Sign. George Freeman guitar. Billy Mitchell drums. Sonny Burke organ. Robert Pierce organ. Von Freeman tenor sax. Maurice McIntyre tenor sax. Lester Lashley trombone.
This could be a late, late contender for my 10 favourite finds of the year list. It’s an absolute belter. Freeman is on other albums I have (which I now need to revisit) but this was his first lead gig. Chicago soul jazz but a couple of AACM alumni pop in to bring a freer, deeper edge to one track.
George is a legend. Played with Charlie Parker and played with guys from Tortoise. I don’t think anyone else can make that claim…
My favorite 20th century philosopher.
Adam and the Ants
Crash Worship
Tom Johnson/Paul Panhuysen
Pops Staples
Dewey Redman
And it’s not even close…
Post you in a different era
(born doing it)
#digitalcalipers
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So you’re the guy? Good work!
Album cover with photograph of Jeff Parker with a Walkman in his mouth
This album came out 25 years ago today. It was our last.
Thankfully I don’t know that jingle and certainly won’t be looking it up now 😉
This is what I mean. I apologize and hopefully you won’t miss it too much.
It’s weird because I know art is subjective and I’d hate to disappear someone’s favorite song, but definitely American Pie by Don McLean.
As conditions continue to deteriorate in this country, I hope (and believe) that this brand of liberal apologism won’t be able to survive much longer. The things they expect people to forgive have become much too extreme. The cognitive dissonance seems work less on the Gen Zs.
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Photo by Frank Kofsky, University of California, Santa Cruz, McHenry Library, Special Collections. April 23, 1967 gig at the Olatunji Center in New York.
John Coltrane and Rashied Ali.
Now you own the funkiest bit of accordion ever put to wax!
Rich people are the most dangerous creatures on this planet.
I won't tolerate toxic shit anymore. Sunshine, love and devotion is where I am at.
