Jazz band
160 creative works found
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Photo of/for Melbourne band Cinema She. They are great, you should go to a gig. / This was my first attempt shooting a band with my 6-hole pinhole camera. No digital manipulation – the montage was created “in-tin”. You can see all my pinhole works here You can see more performers here
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Photo of/for Melbourne band Cinema She. They are great, you should go to a gig. / This was my first attempt shooting a band with my 6-hole pinhole camera. No digital manipulation – the montage was created “in-tin”. You can see all my pinhole works here You can see more performers here
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Tommy Carter OAM, veteran Trad Jazz Drummer and band leader extraordinaire. / Tommy, an octogenarian, plays every Sunday at the Baxter Tavern Baxter Australia and hosts a radio Show “Jazz as you like it” on a Public Radio Station 3SER Australia twice weekly_http://www.3ser.org.au/ He has and continues to conduct performances for Charity fund raising and has contributed enormously to his local community . / Kodak Easy Share C875
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Everything glows in electric blue jubilation this quintessential night. He insightfully uncovers passions that previously were unknown even to me: dancing red wine, soulful jazz… and him. I find myself longing for the next touch, and savoring the moments I lose myself in his gaze. He pulls me closer as Bruce and the boys sing on.
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Tommy Carter’s (Drummer) Trad Jazz Band at work, Melbourne, Australia. / Tommy Carter ’s association with entertainment goes back many decades – from football commentating with Jack Dyer on 3XY, running a sports program on 3KZ, being a special football commentator on 3MP – to working in several Community Radio stations in recent years. / Back in the 60’s, Tommy conceived the idea for, and produced “The Battle Of The Sounds”, heard on 72 radio stations throughout Australia. / In the 50’s, Tommy and his bands were very much in the Melbourne 50/50 dance craze, playing at town halls and hotels. / Tommy has remained active with radio sessions for over 12 years with Casey Community Radio 3SER on 97.7 FM Monday & Thursdays, and now worldwide on the internet, and with his band playing every Sunday at The Baxter Tavern, Baxter. / In 1994, he was awarded The Order of Australia Medal “Service to the community”. / Last year, he was inducted into the Karingal Star Zone Walk of Fame for his service to Frankston City.
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Digital painting by the visual artist Alejandro Silveira
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Jazz singer performing during the Hervey Bay Whale Festival in Hervey Bay, Queensland, Australia.
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Piece created for an upcoming exhibition. / Inspired by the great old skool swing song by Fletcher Henderson. / Still can’t decide if I like he’s or Benny Goodman’s version better.
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Something a little different from the norm, I thought I’d upload an image of my old guitar. See my video on YouTube
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Somewhere off Bourbon Street…
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Figurative Acrylic Painting,original size 61×76 cm
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acrylic ,original 24” x 30”
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Color Saturated Image of a Musician and his Instrument – the Saxaphone!
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acrylic painting,original size 61×76 cm
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2006 Acrylic on Canvas 40×40” from The Early Jazz Series this was a fun piece to do…... my son is the one with the trumpet….all professional people having fun playing Jazz….
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I love jazz and any time I can convey that admiration I’m all on board. Dig man! / 8×10
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acrylic painting,original size 61×76 cm
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acrylic painting, original size 61×76 cm
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Jean M. Laffitau
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Jean M. Laffitau
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Jean M. Laffitau
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This is a portrait I made of myself one rainy day. I was thinking about better days ahead…:) I like the kind of images where you are left wondering what the person in the image is thinking about…:) I love to listen the piano and this is something I think about quite often… Layered and enhanced with Topaz Lab filters in Photoshop.
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This song kept going ‘round in my head while I was working on this latest piece in my ongoing musical themed series. Jazz Man / (by Carol King) Lift me, won’t you lift me above the old routine / Make it nice, play it clean, Jazz man When the Jazz man’s testifyin’ / A faithless man believes / He can sing you into paradise / Or bring you to your knees / It’s a gospel kind of feelin’ / A touch of Georgia slide / A song of pure revival / And a style that’s sanctified Jazz man, take my blues away / Make my pain the same as yours / With every change you play / Jazz man, oh, Jazz man When the Jazz man’s signifyin’ / And the band is windin’ low / It’s the late night side of morning / In the darkness of his soul / He can fill a room with sadness / As he fills his horn with tears / He can cry like a fallen angel / When risin’ time is near Jazz man, take my blues away / Make my pain the same as yours / With every change you play Oh, lift me, won’t you lift me with every turnaround / Play it sweetly, take me down, oh, Jazz man Here’s how it looks printed on canvas: /
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The second work in Song of the South; mini series within my ongoing music themed series. Inspired by my southern roots and the musical influences of the south. Here’s how it looks matted and framed / Here’s how it looks printed as a poster /
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