Montreal-based alto saxophonist, goes back to the 1990s, always with drummer Michel Lambert, here at the La Chapelle festival, hosting Tomasz Stanko (trumpet), Mat Maneri (viola), and Gary Peacock (bass), over two nights. All improv, not so far out you can't just relax to it, but ne...
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Apparently the home hasn’t changed much since it was built in 1906, except now it seems to vie for attention amongst the remnants of orchards and untamed gardens. A lone chair occupies the front verandah, a carved wooden sculpture draped in seashells pays homage to Maria’s Hawaiian roots, ...
On Monday night in NYC, The Stonewall Inn and its official charitable giving organization, The Stonewall Inn Gives Back Initiative (SIGBI), hosted the inaugural Stonewall Inn Brick Awards Gala to benefit SIGBI’s Safe Spaces Initiative and honor global LGBTQ+ leaders, and prese...
He carried carefully under his belt a neatly sheathed sheaf of peacock arrows bright and keen. On the other, he carried a dagger, sharp as the point of the spear. As a yeoman, he dressed up and bore a mighty bow in his hand. Upon his arms, he bore a saucy brace to ward it from...
"Such kindness is boundless. It is beyond the description of any language. It is said that the important methods of the way (TAO) are not in books. Instead, they are passed down as oral secret methods. The methods of ingesting the breath such as those described in ERH-CHING (the two ...
He had entered into Holkar’s service in the latter capacity, and had, by his merit and his undaunted bravery in action, attained the dignity of the peacock’s feather, which is only granted to noblemen of the first class; he was married, moreover, to one of Holkar’s innumerable ...
inn, where the two spies would naturally have gone for shelter. She also may have provided “extra services” as part of running the hostel. It possibly was a Canaanite custom, which was well accepted among those nations, who didn’t have the rule of God to guide their society. Because...
Constance Towers as Kelly from The Naked Kiss (1964):“I saw a broken down piece of machinery. Nothing but the buck, the bed and the bottle for the rest of my life. That’s what I saw.” Griff (Anthony Eisley) The Naked Kiss (1964):“Your body is your only passport!” ...
It is unspoken yet it’s palpable to me, amidst the warm beer, faded treasure maps, dark brooding antagonism, prison scars, tattoos, sweating, greasy hair, aspirin popping, peacockery, wise-cracking resentment toward society, and the morally driven nuclear family of the mid to late 50s. ...