Zak Starkey (Ringo Starr's son) watches Keith Moon playing on the drum kit that Keith bought for Zak's birthday.2mo ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/TheWho
John Lennon outside Apple Tailoring shop (formerly known as Dandie Fashions) on 161 King’s Road, Chelsea in 1968.5mo ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/TheBeatles
“I love being alive and I will be the best man I possibly can. I will take love wherever I find it and offer it to everyone who will take it. . . seek knowledge from those wiser and teach those who wish to learn from me.” - Duane “Skydog” Allman11mo ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/ClassicRock
Baskin-Robbins, or simply 31 Flavors as many friends referred to it back in the day, as it appeared in the mid-70s. A fondly familiar sight for me, especially the girl in the Girl Scouts uniform.11mo ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/TheWayWeWere
Dad wasn’t turning away from the audience (when Miles turned his back on the audience); he was turning toward the band. It wasn’t a sign of disrespect for those there to hear him; it was a sign of respect for those there to play - Erin Davis1yr ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/Jazz
John Coltrane with Wes Montgomery !!! 🎷 🎸 The Monterey Jazz Festival in Monterey, CA September 24, 19611yr ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/Jazz
Vincent Price and his daughter Victoria picking out a Charlie Brown Christmas Tree near Barrington Plaza in 1970.1yr ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/LosAngeles
“It bugs me when people try to analyse jazz as an intellectual theorem. It’s not. It’s feeling.” - Bill Evans 🎹 🤔 📸 backstage at Town Hall, NYC, February 21, 196611mo ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/Jazz
Mt. Washingtion Railway Incline Then and Now, southwest corner of Avenue 43 and Marmion Way.*7mo ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/LosAngeles
C.N's Turbo Train. Fastest intercity train in North America. 335 Miles in 3 hours and 59 minutes. Circa late 1970's2yr ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/trains
Jimi Hendrix on Rahsaan Roland Kirk : 'I like Charlie Mingus and this other cat who plays all the horns, Roland Kirk. I like very different jazz, not all this regular stuff.1yr ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/Jazz
Willie Nelson, Lionel Richie, Tina Turner, Bob Dylan, Cyndi Lauper, Michael Jackson and Bruce Springsteen during the recording of We Are The World in 1985.1yr ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/ClassicRock
Legends in one picture. Frank Sinatra Jr, Sammy Davis Jr, Ossie Davies, Cicely Tyson and Louis Armstrong1yr ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/Jazz
Blues legend Buddy Guy (center) Stands his ground against a trouble maker at the original location of his world famous Checkerboard Lounge at 423 E. 43rd Street in Chicago in 1982.7mo ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/blues
On December 13 1974 George Harrison met with President Gerald Ford at the White House after Ford’s son Jack invited Harrison while Harrison was in town for a concert.4mo ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/TheBeatles
“The people I liked all told a story playing guitar. There are a lot of flashy guys out there I didn't like. Whereas someone like B.B. King could play one note and make people feel it - that's way deeper.” - Susan Tedeschi1mo ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/blues
Polaroid taken on prom night at John Muir High School in Pasadena. That’s a teenage David Lee Roth on the right! A few years before Van Halen's debut...10mo ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/vanhalen
In 2003, John McLaughlin was ranked 49th in Rolling Stone magazine's list of the 100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time. In 2010, guitarist Jeff Beck called him the best guitarist alive. Zakir Hussain has often referred to him as one of the greatest and most important musicians of our time.3mo ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/Jazz
I love singing. I have spent as much of my life trying to improve my singing as I have practising guitar. -David Gilmour10mo ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/pinkfloyd
Before The Viper Room arrived it was the legendary Filthy McNasty's. Soon that famous block of Sunset Blvd. will vanish for a new high rise and truly become a Lost Angeles memory.9mo ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/LosAngeles
🥰 I Love You All My Fan's 😍 You All Mean Alot To Me, I Sincerely Appreciate And Love You All ❤️❤️❤️ - Robert Plant5mo ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/ledzeppelin
Jimi playing a Mars amp (haha) - Benedict Canyon 1968 ... Dig the Planters nuts.1mo ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/jimihendrix
Led Zeppelin as kids- Jimmy Page, John Bonham, Robert Plant J. Paul Jones.1yr ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/ledzeppelin
“Music is the universal language ... it brings people closer together.” ~ Ella Fitzgerald2mo ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/Jazz
Jimi Hendrix with Mick Taylor -backstage , 1969 Rolling Stones concert at Madison Square Garden (NYC)2mo ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/blues
Harold Lloyd snapped this from the deck of the Steamboat Delta Queen, visiting Louisville at the same time as The General, built in 1855 and famous for the story of The Great Locomotive Chase.2yr ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/trains
“If I were to die, I'd rather people find a good finished master of my songs than a crummy old demo on a cassette.” – George Harrison 1979 Rolling Stone Interview6mo ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/TheBeatles
After the Beatles broke up, there was talk of a group called 'The Ladders', consisting of John Lennon, Klaus Voorman on bass, George Harrison, Ringo Starr, and Billy Preston on the keyboard. Though the initial news story was big and Ringo said it was going to happen*, it never really materialized.1wk ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/TheBeatles
“A lot of people think the blues is depressing, but that’s not the blues I’m singing. When I’m singing blues, I’m singing life. People that can’t stand to listen to the blues, they’ve got to be phonies.” - Etta James (LA Times, 1992)4mo ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/blues
(1961) Having just taken over on bass following the departure of Stu Sutcliffe's replacement Chas Newby, Paul McCartney nicked three piano strings to ‘convert’ his Rosetti Solid 7 guitar. He'd buy his first Hofner a few months later.1yr ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/BassGuitar
Bill Evans I always like people who have developed long and hard, particularly through introspection and a lot of dedication. I think that what they arrive at is, usually, deeper and more beautiful than the person who seems to have that ability and fluidity from the beginning...2yr ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/Jazz
The ultimate Kubrick circle of perverted power. The War Room in Dr. Strangelove.7mo ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/StanleyKubrick
Dylan once called George the most understated and tasteful of lead guitar players.9mo ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/bobdylan
You can only go to one show. Are you going Saturday or Sunday .... or special afternoon show?3mo ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/Jazz
Union Pacific U50C's (along with an SD24B) and Southern Pacific SD45's (along with an SD45T-2) lead an eastbound through Utah's Echo Canyon, circa 1974.1yr ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/trains
Iconic photo of Jackie Robinson walking away from Ebbets Field after playing his first MLB game, 1947.9mo ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/mlb
CSX P001-09 Presidential Office Car passenger train heads through the S curve at Nortonville, Kentucky, with CSXT 1, 2 and 3 leading the way2yr ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/trains
Jeanne Moreau and Miles Davis during the recording of the music for Louis Malle's film “Elevator to the Gallows,” in December 5, 1957. Photo © Keystone-France1yr ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/Jazz
( She Said She Said ) John brought it in pretty much finished, I think. I’m not sure but I think it was one of the only Beatle records I never played on. I think we’d had a barney or something and I said, ‘Oh, fuck you!’ and they said, ‘Well, we’ll do it.’ I think George played bass . - Paul2mo ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/TheBeatles
Jimmy Page Number One 1959 Gibson Les Paul. At the Metropolitan Museum of Art Play it Loud exhibition.1yr ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/ledzeppelin
“Eric Dolphy was a complete musician. He could fit anywhere. He was a fine lead alto in a big band. He could make it in a classical group. And, of course, he was entirely his own man when he soloed... He had mastered jazz - Charles Mingus10mo ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/Jazz
“I’ve not been blessed with a very big range, I can’t play fast, I don’t have great chops, but I have a good feel and good time, and I can get to the story.” Diana Krall (photo by Mary McCartney)1yr ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/Jazz
The B52's - Fred Schneider, Kate Pierson, Ricky Wilson, Keith Strickland and Cindy Wilson in 1980. Photo by Lynn Goldsmith - Your Whaaaat?1yr ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/punk
In 1996, Gordon Parks photographed survivors who were still alive showing where they were in 1958 for A Great Day In Harlem. Only 2 survive today: Benny Golson and Sonny Rollins. Sonny is missing in the 1996 photo. He was standing behind Marian McPartland (red dress) in '58 - but not in '96.1mo ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/Jazz
Everybody wants to play and plays a little. In New York, it's pathetic to see so many superb musicians who are starving! Maybe somewhere else they would be kings, but in New York, they're nobody. Bill Evans1yr ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/Jazz
Sonny Rollins in deep meditation - Yoga had a tremendous influence on me. I was always trying to find a center and yoga provided that. - Sonny Rollins1yr ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/Jazz
I found this poster (on line) inspired by Star Wars day and a supposed movie with our beloved quartet as the lead. It was created with help from AI and a bit of editing in Photoshop.1yr ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/TheBeatles
Chet Baker, Miles Davis, and Rolf Ericson at the Lighthouse Cafe, Hermosa Beach, California, September 14, 19531yr ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/Jazz
1966, Hendrix‘s career was stalled. He was frustrated with gigs as a sideman for artists that included Little Richard and the Isley Brothers. His fortunes changed when fashion model Linda Keith convinced Animals’ bassist, Chas Chandler, to see Hendrix at the Cafe Wha? (see comments)1wk ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/jimihendrix
Why is jazz not part of the pop scene anymore? Herbie Hancock: “Because ....(see comment)1yr ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/Jazz
Scott Robinson playing his contrabass sax in the Maria Schneider Orchestra at the Newport Jazz Festival1yr ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/Jazz
Simple music is the hardest music to play and blues is simple music . Albert Collins1mo ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/blues
August 11, 1968 The Atlanta Braves signed famed Negro League pitcher Satchel Paige to a contract. At the time, Paige was in his 60s, but the Braves took the action so Paige could qualify for a Major League Baseball pension.9mo ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/mlb
Top view of Beatles concert stage in '66. Wires, cables - here, there and everywhere!1mo ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/TheBeatles
Remembering Joe Morello... R.I.P. ஆܔ Joseph Albert Morello (July 17, 1928 – March 12, 2011) best known for serving as the drummer for pianist Dave Brubeck, as part of the Dave Brubeck Quartet, from 1957 to 1972.1yr ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/Jazz
Bob Dylan is a huge fan of the Rolling Stones, and particularly of Brian Jones. So, when Jones died in 1969, it’s no surprise that Dylan would want to pay his respects. What is surprising is that Dylan actually bought Jones’ coffin anonymously, and it was sent to funeral without any fanfare4mo ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/bobdylan
Lifelong friends, reunited once again! Keith Richards and Willie Nelson on Sunday night during Willie Nelson's 90th Birthday show at the Hollywood Bowl1yr ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/rollingstones
A lot of jazz artists think people should like what they're doing just because it's jazz. I don't buy that. Pat Metheny5mo ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/Jazz
Linda McCartney, Paul McCartney, Cher, Gregg Allman, Sara Dylan and Bob Dylan all together in 1976.2mo ⋅ j3434 ⋅ r/bobdylan
