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30th of April 2005 (Sat)
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Bass Player
Alphonso Jonson
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30th of April 2005 (Sat)
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Re: Bass Player
Nice shots, lots of emotion in it
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Re: Bass Player
I like it.
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1st of May 2005 (Sun)
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Re: Bass Player
I like it also nice shot.
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1st of May 2005 (Sun)
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should have taken his own advice
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Re: Bass Player
For me, this picture wouldn't have worked at all without the OOF picture in the background.
With it, however, it's a standout... Steve |
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2nd of May 2005 (Mon)
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Re: Bass Player
Charlie Mingus in the OOF picture is "part of the picture"!
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2nd of May 2005 (Mon)
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Re: Bass Player
There is a third layer here too, the piles of David Eden amplification equipment below Mingus offers a modern counter point that says a lot about how much has changed. Yet Alphonso's passion is clearly evident in the foreground, showing us that nothing has changed. It has a "chronological" feel to it. I admit, I had to stare at this a while before I appreciated the composition. At first I wasn't sure about losing the neck and head of the bass, but the inclusion of a very famous Mingus shot pulls the whole thing together. It isn't really about Alphonso, or Mingus, but more a study on the passion and innovation that a few unique individuals have expressed and ignited in all of us that love music. Very nice.
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