Zagat Rated

High Desert Meditation and plenty of room to dance

Artifacts and clues

Partial print scan of a stone park bench graffiti from the 1960's. The original photo was shot either in NYC or Washington DC. I can't remember. The phrase written on the bench reflected the mood of many young people in those times. This phrase was characterized and misconstrued by the traditional mainstream media to further the agenda of the folks who make money from war. It's meaning has long since been lost to Americans. The linking of these two pursuits has been buried. War is doing pretty good these days. Fucking can now get you killed just like war. It sure was fun while it lasted.

Ghosts

Under The Apple Tree

Round Midnight

Blue Monk

Home Cooking

Stolen Moments

Ninety Eight

Milt Jackson - Heartstrings

scan from a 37 year old 35mm contact sheet

Sunlight

Beach Rules

1911

Da Hook

Cruising

Four Horsemen

So casual.
Used to be we watched girls on the streets of New York.
Things are different now,
So casual.
nobody seems to notice.
nobody cares.

Bo Diddley

1928 - 2008

Jerome & Burnside

Waiting on that downtown train

Round 3

Bearsville Fight Night


Marvelous Marvin Hagler

Hagler Hearns Round 3