by admin on March 4, 2010




Code of the Streets is indeed something to live by. No you don’t have to be from a big urban center like Brooklyn as in my case. It could just mean getting a good grip on what rules or laws written and even more important: implicitly govern in your world.
Warm thoughts and prayers to Guru formerly of GangStarr who just underwent heart operation. Code of the Streets- GangStarr
by admin on February 24, 2010




It sounds trite and cliched to say,”remember there is always someone less fortunate that you.” It’s true!
Three ladies/generations go for some morning exercise around the park lake. The youngest spots the photographer.
An old man patiently passes the morning from his vantage.
Group exercising during the first days of the Year of the Tiger.
Sly and the Family Stone were big stars during my youth in NYC. They were also way ahead of the curve on racial integration in their band. Everyday People is one of their best songs. Hope you enjoy it.
by admin on February 19, 2010




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Beck-Nobody’s Fault but my Own is a beautiful song evoking the Beatles and Pink Floyd with a little bit of Donovan thrown in for good measure. One reason Beck is so good to listen to-like the 70’s music that so influenced him, is because he’s not afraid to experiment and take chances.