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Friday, November 1st

only rock ’n’ roll

Richard Hell and the Voidoids (with Robert Quine [1942-2004], guitar, et al.), “Blank Generation,” live, New York (CBGB’s), Blank Generation, 1980


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Danny Lyon (1942-), Chicago, 1965

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Sunday, October 27th

sounds of Chicago

They sounded so good last week—let’s hear some more.

The Staple Singers, “Are You Sure,” live, 1971


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William Eggleston (1939-)

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Saturday, October 26th

adlib-ability

Drummer Big Black (AKA Daniel Ray, 1934-), talking and playing (with Go: Organic Orchestra, Venice, Calif., 2005)


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Helen Levitt (1913-2009), New York, c. 1940

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Wednesday, October 23rd

sounds of Chicago

Here’s another track I co-produced long ago, in a world without CDs, or MP3s, or Internet.

Pinetop Perkins (1913-2011), “Blues After Hours” (Living Chicago Blues, Vol. 2, Alligator Records, 1978)


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Helen Levitt (1913-2009), New York, c. 1940

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Tuesday, October 22nd

two takes

“I Thought About You” (J. Van Heusen & J. Mercer)

Jeanne Lee (vocals) with Mal Waldron (piano), et al.
Live, France (Marciac), 2000

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Mildred Bailey (vocals) with Benny Goodman (clarinet), et al.
Recording, 1939


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Garry Winogrand (1928-1984)

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Sunday, October 20th

sounds of Chicago

The Staple Singers, “Sit Down Servant,” live (TV show), 1963


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Helen Levitt (1913-2009), New York, c. 1940

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Saturday, October 19th

sounds of Chicago

Baby Huey, “Hard Times” (C. Mayfield), 1971
Stand Up Guys, 2012


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Helen Levitt (1913-2009), New York, c. 1940

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Thursday, October 17th

alone

Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750), Violin Sonata No. 3 in C major, 3rd movement (Largo); Christian Tetzlaff (1966-), violin, Berlin, 6/22/13


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Robert Adams (1937-), Pikes Peak

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Tuesday, October 15th

alone

Canray Fontenot, “Bonsoir Moreau,” live, near Eunice, La., 1983


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Lee Friedlander (1934-)

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Thursday, October 10th

alone

Need a jump-start?

Cecil Taylor (1929-), piano, “Looking (Berlin Version) Solo,” live, Berlin, 1989


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musical thoughts

When you are playing, whether you know it or not, you are dancing.

Cecil Taylor

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Lee Friedlander (1934-)

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