This world series looked so great on my Sony Bravia 32"
that I took some photos off the screen with my D90.
I wanted to see if my eyes were deceiving me. Mais non!
Ball looked super sharp at 90 mph. Checked out to see
what kind of lens that was: It was a Fujinon that costs $100 grand.
This world series looked so great on my Sony Bravia 32"
that I took some photos off the screen with my D90.
I wanted to see if my eyes were deceiving me. Mais non!
Ball looked super sharp at 90 mph. Checked out to see
what kind of lens that was: It was a Fujinon that costs $100 grand.
Freddie Hubbard played Catalina's in Hollywood in April, 2008, celebrating his 70th birthday on this night. "If I'd known I was going to live this long," he said, "I'd have taken better care of myself." He took care to attribute that to Eubie Blake, who made it to 100. Seven months later, Hub was dead.
Many thousands of hundred days have elapsed since the real Barack did his work. Meet the creature who is bigger than a donkey and smaller than a mule, all white, with a woman's head and a stride that carries her to the far horizon with a single bound. See her pass through the Seven Heavens with Muhammad and the angel Gabriel on her back. Imagine what she could do with a budget bill.
Alison Balsom wore shoes when she put her Bach trumpet to her lips and executed one of the toughest horn pieces in the modern orchestra repertoire. The soundtrack here is a piece by Bach, but the photographs show her as the soloist with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, playing "Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen," by the 1930s German modernist Bern Alois Zimmerman. Wearing her red slacks and her diamond shoes, she nailed the piece, one of the gnarliest…
Boy does she sing. Long list of credits after Tuptim in "The King and I" and Maria in "West Side Story. "Here she is on her night at the Conga Room in downtown Los Angeles.
Sheila E. is known for her work with Prince and in the Tonight Show band, and on a Saturday in June, she got behind her drum set as a member of the Pete Escovedo band playing the Playboy Jazz Festival at the Hollywood Bowl. The "E" stands for Escovedo, which is the name of her father Pete and several brothers also in the band. They gave her a long space to solo, and here she is.
B.B. King was hired to hold sway over the Doheny Beach
Blues Festival this year, but the younger set rode higher on the blues wind. The audience was full, as usual, of the wild, wooly and wistful.
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