"Born in 1924 in Newark, N.J., Vaughan came up in the '40s, alongside bebop, a new jazz style she instantly took to. In the following decades, she proved to be one of the best singers of any genre."
#Bebop is a binary serialization repo, much faster than #json and supports many languages, including #Rust. The documentation also appears to have been created with #Astro, just a nice touch.
Pfff, j'ai un #Parrot#Bebop 1 que je ne peux plus utiliser parce que la société l'a décidé via la fin de support de l’application qui permet de le contrôler.
One of my favorite tracks for cruising the clouds of Venus. It's got that smooth swing without losing any of that bebop pop. 90 out of 91 cats dig it, and the one that doesn't is undead....
Wayne Shorter: Zero Gravity - Official Trailer | Prime Video
"An intimate portrait and cinematic ode to jazz giant Wayne Shorter's life and music. Depicted in three parts, each representing a different period of Shorter's life and music."
ALT TEXT: Quote from Down the River Unto the Sea curated by Readwise. Black letters against a tan background. Small snippet of book cover which depicts a black and white photo of a man standing at the rail of a bridge with his back to the camera.
The quote is, "Monk always had a good group of talented musicians with him, but while they play deep melodies, he was the madman in the corner pounding out the truth between the fabrications of rhythm and blues." Down the River Unto the Sea by Walter Mosley.
Though this is a fictional book, "Monk" refers to real life American jazz pianist Thelonious Monk.
From NPR, "Monk, who was born 100 years ago today (written October 10, 2017) was also one of the greatest composers of the 20th century. The late pianist wrote about 70 songs during his career — many of which have became standards, including the most recorded jazz composition of all time, "'Round Midnight."
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Cowboy Bebop is one of my favorite anime series. I love the characters, the storyline, and the dip into sci-fi.
Maybe what I love most, though, is the opening. The retro feel to the animation/transitions is flawless and the song is absolutely delightful. It’s a track called “Tank!” by the band Seatbelts. It’s quite thematic.
Rush - The Seatbelts - 1998 (www.youtube.com)
One of my favorite tracks for cruising the clouds of Venus. It's got that smooth swing without losing any of that bebop pop. 90 out of 91 cats dig it, and the one that doesn't is undead....