Mark Keller
Posted by M.R.N. on July 18, 2012
Harmony In The Street
A Glass Of Blue
Bird And The Bovine
Song For Tiny Melvin And Roy
Give Her Another Hand
Rose
The Student
The Teacher
The Sommelier
Melody In Black And White
Bird Songs
Tango Players In La Boca
Dance With A Shadow
A Fowl Melody
Alone With A Song
Cello By A Window
September Song
Gypsy Rain
Girl On A Bed
Almost Ready
Dakota On The Stairs
The Melody Lingers
Echoes Of A Melody
A Glass Of Red
© Mark Keller
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Bruce said
15 pictures saved out of 24. I believe that is a record for me in terms of number and percent of total (62%). My favorite: “Bird And The Bovine” I assume that’s Charlie “Bird” Parker. That cow knows good music when she hears it!
Suzay Lamb said
“Bird with a Bovine” was inspired by a semi-legendary history that, over the years, has been retold as if it were true. The (fully invented) story was that during his Sweden tour, while riding through the countryside between city gigs, Charlie Parker stepped out of his car and started playing his sax at a placid cow. Since I’m spending my holidays in Sweden right now, I like to think that this story is true.
I also think that “Gypsy Rain” is a portrait of Django Reinhardt, whose third and fourth fingers were partially paralysed (he played all of his guitar solos with only two fingers and used the two injured digits only for chord work).
Bruce said
Good stuff!
Don Hyde said
First time Reinhardt was in England he said “How nice. They have a moon over here too.”