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Showing posts with label Blues. Show all posts

Showing posts with label Blues. Show all posts

Bill Alexander, African-American Illustrator 78 rpm Record Labels for Roy Milton

Bill Alexander went on to be an illustrator for Eerie magazine, but I have a penchant for his early work illustrating record la...

The Greatest Blues Song Ever Written But who WROTE it? by Jim Linderman

Can any blues song, or blues performance be called the best? There are many one could nominate, and you are welcome to suggest yours as...

Early Blues R&B Quartet Performs on the Street Photograph collection Jim Linderman

Original Photograph Collection Jim Linderman Original Photograph Collection Jim Linderman I was fortunate to find another early blu...

Pink or Blue Becomes You Baby Photographs in Blue and Pink

Consider the number of baby photographs out there. Pause for a second and do some math. Pair of original studio photographs, Hand-Tinted cir...

Nightclub Photography Club DeLisa Hard-boiled Nostalgia Evidence Blackmail and Dames with a Camera

Club DeLisa in Chicago's Bronzeville was THE place for African-American floor shows and Jazz during the 1950s. It was run by four broth...

Lead In My Pencil Blues and Collecting Pencils

ANY advertising pencil is fun. These all happen to be farm and farm supply examples. Pencil trivia, of course, abounds, but none equals the...

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