Daphne A. Books on Suga Mama "B"
of early Sharon Stone spectacles (the clip pays clear homage to Basic Instinct) but to those who still remember Diana Ross and her image-shattering star turn as a drug-busted and jailed Billie Holiday in 1972's Lady Sings the Blues.
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while burning their copies of David Copperfield, Billie Holiday LPs, and Klimt posters. Scifi Low Lit: I hurl the 120 Meg Mackintosh Hammer at Leader's computerized image, revealing a candy-coated paradise of happy sunlight,
Ethereal cry
Or some jazz (like Billie Holiday) make me pensive? Or the arrangement of some lyrics and chords (like those of It reminds of him, of the One who calls me always home. (Image: by Roskylde - Rob Alder at flickr; some rights reserved
REDFERNS IMAGE OF THE MONTH - LOUIS ARMSTRONG
This months image of the month is the great Louis Armstrong. One of musics great innovators. Billie Holiday and Frank Sinatra are just two singers who were indebted to him. Louis Armstrong died of a heart attack on July 6, 1971,
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Billy Bragg and Curtis Mayfield, together with reviews of books about Billie Holiday, the Jam and the Residents. Photobucket - Video and Image Hosting. And here are the Mothers in their 1971 incarnation featuring Flo and Eddie -
"Wife Beaters and Sweetheart Mistreaters"
Not only did Thomas write about the music, he dated Billie Holiday. There's a wonderful photo here of a handsome, The local NAACP tried to organize a boycott of the Whirl, arguing that it was bad for the black community's image.
Iran: magazines at newsstand censored in ink, stickers
Two censored images in the Books and Arts section. One of Billie Holiday’s shoulders and the other is some kind of drawing. I’m very curious as to what lies beneath here. It must be of considerable danger, considering the dual use of
Deep Deuce History
The images below shows what it had become by 2000, the change which occured with As is evident from the last image, above, showing the Kerr-McGee Tower, Music legends such as Cab Calloway, Billie Holiday, Count Basie and Duke
STRANGE FRUIT
to view Detailed photograph click Here or on thumbnail image. "Strange Fruit" was eventually heard by the manager of Cafe Society, an integrated nightclub in Greenwich Village, who introduced it to Billie Holiday. Holiday performed the
Lady Sings the Blues
Without Billie Holiday, “Strange Fruit” never would have become the enduring protest song that became the "best song of the century" according to Time magazine. She also embodied the tragic jazz chanteuse archetype, an image shaped by
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