Photos de groupes "vintage”

Count Basie, born on this day in 1904 in Red Bank, New Jersey. Here he is with Duke Ellington in New York City in 1961. Photo by Don Hunstein.

Blind Willie McTell was born on this day in 1898 in Thomson, Georgia. A street performer in several Georgia cities, including Atlanta and Augusta, McTell first recorded in 1927 for Victor Records. He never produced a hit, but he had a prolific recording career in the 1920s and ‘30s. In 1940, he was recorded by John A. Lomax and Ruby Terrill Lomax for the Library of Congress. (This photo was taken by Ruby in the Atlanta hotel room where she and John recorded McTell.) He was active in the 1940s and ‘50s, playing on the streets of Atlanta, often with his longtime musical partner Curley Weaver. McTell died in 1959 after suffering for years from diabetes and alcoholism. McTell's influence extends over a wide variety of artists, including the Allman Brothers Band, who covered his "Statesboro Blues," and Bob Dylan, who paid tribute to him in his 1983 song "Blind Willie McTell," the refrain of which is "I know no one can sing the blues like Blind Willie McTell."

Strawberry alarm clock

Lynyrd Skynyrd

RIP Ed King

putain ce morceau

y'a plein de photo vintage des smiths qui sont amusantes. Des types qu'on a du mal a imaginer jeune.

ça m'a fait le même coup avec les les photos de JP Nataf des innocents l'autrejour.