Tag Archives: history
High Sierra Music Festival – snap shots on the fly
I recently had the pleasure of working at the High Sierra Music Festival in Quincy, CA. Although we worked 14+ hour days, I still managed to snap a few photos on a 35mm point-n-shoot. Here are the results. (click on … Continue reading
FAT TUESDAY in The Fillmore District feat. MJ’s Brass Boppers.
I love SF! I knew there might be some folks hangin’ out on Fillmore Street for Mardi Gras, so I grabbed my camera and went lookin’ for some fun. I couldn’t have gotten any luckier than running into a New … Continue reading
Photographs of the KUSF Rally @ Presentation Theater
On Tuesday January 18th, 2011, KUSF 90.3 FM was shut down with no warning to employees, volunteers or the community. Within 24 hours a rally was assembled to question USF President Stephen A. Privett, and a $3.75 million “non-disclosure” deal … Continue reading
SF Stuff
Anybody Know Who This Bass Player Is?
This is a photo of a photo displayed above Yoshi’s in San Francisco. The subject is young, maybe a teenager, dressed in some fancy garb. By the look on his face he ain’t f*ckin’ around. I’ll eventually go inside the … Continue reading
Excerpts From LIFE Magazine 1970
Looking through a magazine for possible collage images, I came across some cool articles from when I was 2 years old. The whole magazine is a treat to flip through, not to mention very thought provoking. The following are excerpts … Continue reading
FoneArt
Normally I don’t blog photographs I’ve taken on my cell phone. I don’t know why. Maybe it’s because I’m self-conscious about how people will judge “the art” not knowing that the lo-fidelity is a huge part of the art. I do know … Continue reading
Goodwill score; Emitt Rhodes for 50¢
Flipping through the records at the Goodwill on Fillmore, I found a nice little surprise in the form of Emitt Rhodes‘ self-titled debut recording on ABC/Dunhill Records (1970). One of the first practitioners of home recordings, he also played all the … Continue reading
The Jazz Ambassadors–Up Close
(I’m sure there is a link somewhere out there on this exhibit, but this is my own take on it.) While making the rounds this week, strolling though the Fillmore, I discovered gold. Gold in the form of classic jazz … Continue reading