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Tag Archives: Archie Alleyne
Here’s to You!
Just a wee glimpse into my magical life where dreamquests are all begun in the groovy comfort of my collapsible pyramid. I have had a pyramid since 1984 in one form or another. This incarnation of my dream chamber, I … Continue reading →
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Tagged 2018, Archie Alleyne, Ben Davidson, Benjamin Chee Chee, Bill Reid, Candles, Chakras, Crystals, Don Yoemans, Dream Camber, George Hawken, Grace Channer, Grant Strate, Happy New Year, Henry Moore, Incense, Ivan Fainmell, Joe Henderson, Joe Morton, John Hirsch, Kenojuak Ashevak, Linda Arkelian, Mark Sutherland, Mary Kerr, Menorah, New York City, Norval Morrisea, Paris, Peter Narbutas, Piero Iannuzzi, Richard Owen, Robert Davidson, Robin de Villiers, Rudolf Nureyev, Rupert Headley, Sam Palozzi, Shawn Kerwin, Shiva, Susan A. Point, Thomson Highway, Toller Cranston, Wayne Robson
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Happy 100th Birthday Billie Holiday!
Billie Holiday. 07.04.191517.07.1959 God Bless The Child Voice: Billie Holiday Composition: Billie Holiday, Arthur Herzog Jr. c. 1939 ________________ Fine and Mellow Written: Billie Holiday c. 1939 Live TV recording 1957. Voice: Billie Holiday Piano: Mal Waldon Double Bass: Milt … Continue reading →
Posted in 20th Century American art, 20th century American artists, 20th Century Art, 20th Century Artists, African-Americans, American Art, American Artists, Art, Artists, Black creative artists, Creative Genius, Jazz, Michael Overleaves, Michael Teachings, Music, Music Video, Musicians, Singers, Stage performers, Writers
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Tagged 100th anniversary, 1937, 1939, 1941, 1958, 1980, 1982, 1996, 9th Avenue, Abel Meeropol, Afro-Cuban Cuisine, Altered States, Alvin Ailey, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, Archie Alleyne, Arthur Herzog Jr., Artisan souls, Baritone Saxophone, Belgium, Ben Webster, Billie Holiday, Black American culture, Buck Clayton, Cadre mates, Centenary, Coleman Hawkins, Danny Barker, Doc Cheatham, Don Lamond, Double Bass, Drums, Fine and Mellow, Gerry Mulligan, God Bless The Child, Hell's Kitchen, Howard Matthews, James Sherman, Jimmy Davis, Ken Russell, King Street East, Lester Young, Live Performance, Live TV Performance, Lover Man Oh Where Can You Be, Mal Waldron, Manhattan, Mature soul artisans, Members of Pod 414, Miguel Godreau, Milt Hinton, New York City, Oakdale Music Theater, Osie Johnson, Patricia Neal, Piano, Puerto Rican-born, Puerto Rico, Rober Ramirez, Roy Eldridge, Salome Bey, Sherbourne Street, Strange Fruit, Tenor Saxophone, Trombone, Trumpet, Underground Railroad Restaurant, Upper West Side, Vic Dickenson, Wallingford Connecticut, West 49th Street, William Hurt
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