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Han Bennink (drums, 4/17/1942-), live, Amsterdam, 4/15/17
With Ab Barrs (tenor saxophone), Terrie Ex (guitar)
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With ICP (Instant Composers Pool) Orchestra and friends
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William Klein (1928-), New York, 1950s
back to church
“My God’s Living Army,” Mt. Zion Baptist Church, McConnells, S.C., 2006
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William Klein (1928-), See Saw Gang, New York, 1955
old school
Sensational Gospel Eagles (Greenwood, S.C.), live
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William Klein (1928-), 3 Kids + Harmonica, New York, 1955
sounds of Chicago (and Springfield)
Never underestimate the power of idiosyncrasy.
Daniel Knox, live, Paris, 2015
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William Klein (1928-), Brooklyn, 1955
only rock ‘n’ roll
The Ex, “That’s Not a Virus,” live, France (Annecy), 2015
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William Klein (1928-), 4 Heads, New York, 1955
never enough
Thelonious Monk Quartet (TM, piano; Charlie Rouse, tenor saxophone; John Ore, bass; Frankie Dunlop, drums), “Nutty,” “Bemsha Swing,” “Epistrophy,” “Crepuscule with Nellie,” “I Mean You,” live (TV show), Netherlands, 1961
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William Klein (1928-), Baseball Cards, New York 1955
Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee.
—Muhammad Ali
Cecil Taylor Quintet (CT, piano; Harri Sjostrom, soprano saxophone; Tristan Honsinger, cello; Thurman Barker, marimba, percussion; Paul Lovens, drums), live, Germany (Hamburg), 1995
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William Klein (1928-), Blacks + Pepsi (AKA Moves + Pepsi)
Harlem, New York, 1955
More of Daniel K.
Daniel Knox, “Blue Car,” 2014
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William Klein (1928-), Candy Store, Amsterdam Avenue, New York, 1955
back to church
“The Storm Is Passing Over”
Mt. Mary Primitive Baptist Church, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., 7/11
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William Klein (1928-), Theater Tickets, New York, 1955
back to church
Pineville AME Hymn Choir, “Daniel—That Suits Me,” St. Luke Baptist Church, Sharon, South Carolina, 2001
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William Klein (1928-), Pray, Sin, New York, 1954
