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“I see skies of blue, and clouds of white / The bright blessed day, dark sacred night / And I think to myself / What a wonderful world…” – Louis Armstrong (What A Wonderful World)

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September 6, 2012 by Freakoutville Categories: Blues Art/PortraitsTags: art, Dixieland music, freakoutville, graphic art, jazz trumpeters, jude kane, louis armstrong, music, Satchmo, swing music

I yam what I yam, therefore I art.

All artwork posted on this blog is © Copyright Jude Kane unless otherwise noted and should not be used without written consent.
This is all about random noodlings. Why? I dunno... just because I can. I yam what I yam, therefore I art!

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“I’ve been in Texas / I’ve been on the run / I’m going to Leland, Mississippi, mama / You all know that’s where / I come from / Right down on the Delta, man…” – Leland Mississippi Blues: Composed by Johnny Winter October 21, 2016
“My doctor put me on / Milk, cream and alcohol, alcohol / My doctor wrote me a prescription / For milk, cream and alcohol / My nerves were so bad / I couldn’t rest / I couldn’t sleep at all at night…” – It Serves Me Right to Suffer: Composed by John Lee Hooker October 14, 2016
“Sure I know I can borrow a smoke / Or sit here all night long and tell a joke / But after all is said and done / Who’s gonna laugh / Who’s gonna laugh / At a broken, a broken heart? / I’ve been drinkin’ again…” – I’ve Been Drinking: Composed by Doris Tauber / Johnny Mercer October 14, 2016
“Well I could’ve had, I could’ve had religion / But the poor girl I love / Wouldn’t let me pray / ‘Cuz my woman / Drove my spirit away / She done drove my spirit away / She done drove my spirit away…” – I Could Have Had Religion: Composer unknown October 14, 2016
“What would you do if I sang out of tune / Would you stand up and walk out on me? / Lend me your ears and I’ll sing you a song / I will try not to sing out of key…” – With a Little Help from My Friends: Composed by John Lennon / Paul McCartney October 2, 2016
“Let the world go by / Like the clouds a-streamin’ / To lay me down, one last time / To lay me down… / …To lie beside you / My love still sleeping / To tell sweet lies, one last time / And say goodnight.” – To Lay Me Down: Composed by Jerry Garcia / Robert Hunter / Bill Kreutzmann October 2, 2016
“Oh, I’ve got no one to have fun with / Since my baby’s love had been done with / All I do is think of you / I sit and cry / Oh, and I and sing the blues / I sit and cry and I and sing the blues” – Sit and Cry (The Blues): Composed by Willie Dixon & Buddy Guy October 2, 2016
“Well, Momma loved me / Daddy did too / Ain’t no hell / That’s burning you / Nah-hah-nah / Wherever I go / Ain’t no hell…” – Burn in Hell: Composed by Junior Kimbrough October 2, 2016
“Muddy called him his son,” Gravenites says of Bloomfield. “Muddy knew. He didn’t call him his partner or buddy. Believe me, that’s important. It tells you something – that it has nothing to do with show business. It has to do with soul.” – quote by Nick Gravenites: Rolling Stone article by David Fricke, January 23, 2014, “Mike Bloomfield: Rock’s Forgotten Guitar Prodigy” September 23, 2016
“I started school one Monday mornin’, baby / I throwed my books away / I wrote a note to my teacher / I’m gonna try 61 today…” – 61 Highway: Composed by Mississippi Fred McDowell September 23, 2016

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