1. Notes: 107 / 2 weeks ago  from jecer (originally from 5to1)
    5to1: Keith Richards Thank you,  jecer  and 5to1  :)

    5to1:

    Keith Richards

    Thank you,  jecer  and 5to1  :)

     
  2. Notes: 462 / 3 weeks ago  from sesame-oil (originally from artieshaw)

    iznogoodgood:

    Ella Fitzgerald performs and dances in a French nightclub, 1957.

    Ella.  :) Thank you, sesame-oil and iznogoodgood.  :)

    (Source: artieshaw)

  3. Notes: 34 / 1 month ago 
    Tom Waits Anton Corbijn 

    Tom Waits

    Anton Corbijn 

     
  4. Notes: 4 / 1 month ago 
    I like beautiful melodies telling me terrible things. ~ Tom Waits

    I like beautiful melodies telling me terrible things. ~ Tom Waits

     
  5. Notes: 1 / 1 month ago 
    Tom Waits

    Tom Waits

     
  6. Notes: 187 / 2 months ago 


    Miles Davis during a record session at Columbia Records, NYC. 1958

    Dennis Stock 

    © Dennis Stock/Magnum Photos

    (Source: artemisvoice)

  7. Notes: 103 / 2 months ago  from redjeep (originally from whitneymuseum)
    "The blues is heartbeat music, it is human music."
    -

    —Henry Rollins discusses the blues on the occasion of Blues for Smoke, on view at the Whitney through April 28. (via whitneymuseum)

    Artemis:  Thank you pigtailsandcombatboots and redjeep Ron.  :))

  8. Notes: 8 / 4 months ago  from sirobtep (originally from reginasworld)
    reginasworld: MEN ON A MISSION Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi as the Blues Brothers, shot by Annie Leibovitz for Rolling Stone, in 1979. The pitch was simple: “John Belushi, Dan Aykroyd, Blues Brothers, how about it?” But the film The Blues Brothers became a nightmare for Universal Pictures, wildly off schedule and over budget, its fate hanging on the amount of cocaine Belushi consumed. From the 1973 meeting of two young comic geniuses in a Toronto bar through the careening, madcap production of John Landis’s 1980 movie, Ned Zeman chronicles the triumph of an obsession. (By Ned Zeman Soul Men: The Making of The Blues Brothers/Vanity Fair) The two had met earlier in the evening, backstage at Second City. “We had heard of each other,” Aykroyd recalls. “We took one look at each other. It was love at first sight.” more Artemis: Thank you, sirobtep and reginasworld.  ;)

    reginasworld:

    MEN ON A MISSION Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi as the Blues Brothers, shot by Annie Leibovitz for Rolling Stone, in 1979.

    The pitch was simple: “John Belushi, Dan Aykroyd, Blues Brothers, how about it?” But the film The Blues Brothers became a nightmare for Universal Pictures, wildly off schedule and over budget, its fate hanging on the amount of cocaine Belushi consumed. From the 1973 meeting of two young comic geniuses in a Toronto bar through the careening, madcap production of John Landis’s 1980 movie, Ned Zeman chronicles the triumph of an obsession. (By Ned Zeman Soul Men: The Making of The Blues Brothers/Vanity Fair)

    The two had met earlier in the evening, backstage at Second City. “We had heard of each other,” Aykroyd recalls. “We took one look at each other. It was love at first sight.” more


    Artemis: Thank you, sirobtep and reginasworld.  ;)

     
  9. Notes: 108 / 5 months ago 
    John Coltrane with Dizzy Gillespie, The Olympia, Paris 1961Jean-Pierre Leloir

    John Coltrane with Dizzy Gillespie, The Olympia, Paris 1961
    Jean-Pierre Leloir

     
  10. Notes: 45 / 5 months ago 
    John Coltrane with Miles Davis, Columbia Recording Studios, New York, NY 1958Aram Avakian

    John Coltrane with Miles Davis, Columbia Recording Studios, New York, NY 1958
    Aram Avakian

     
  11. Notes: 96 / 5 months ago 
    John Coltrane with Jackie Mclean, Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, NJ 1957Esmond Edwards

    John Coltrane with Jackie Mclean, Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, NJ 1957
    Esmond Edwards

     
  12. Notes: 8 / 5 months ago 
    John Coltrane, Columbia Recording Studios, NY, 1958 Don Hunstein

    John Coltrane, Columbia Recording Studios, NY, 1958

    Don Hunstein

     
  13. Notes: 211 / 5 months ago 
    John Coltrane © JeanPierre Leloi

    John Coltrane © JeanPierre Leloi

     
  14. Notes: 34 / 5 months ago  from redjeep
    redjeep: Otis Redding  (Sept 9, 1941 ~ Dec 10. 1967) Artemis:  Again… thank you Red.  :)

    redjeep:

    Otis Redding  (Sept 9, 1941 ~ Dec 10. 1967)

    Artemis:  Again… thank you Red.  :)

     
  15. Notes: 50 / 5 months ago  from redjeep

    redjeep:

    Mustang Sally, Buddy Guy & Jeff Beck

    Artemis:  Thank you Mr. Resident Bluesman.  :) 

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