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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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