Not Together But Looking Good!

ryanpaulstewart said:
On occasion, some gay women have sex with men. They may not be "attracted to men" but physiologically, for some, getting fucked feels good. A gay woman once propositioned me for casual sex; I declined, but learned that this "happens" from time to time.
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My creative writing instructor,who had also been published, was a lesbian. She made no bones about the fact. Her poetry sometimes was about relationships. I don't think she had ever been in a heterosexual relationship at all. But it didn't suggest that she hated men. She taught me about how write free-style poetry, which is how she wrote. She never talked about sex at all.
 
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Corinne Olympios and DeMario Jackson
of Bachelor in Paradise in Hollywood on Sep 20th.
 
Gorath said:
I recall about 20 years ago that Wesley Snipes was going to star as Miles Davis in a biopic. I thought he could pull it off because Davis was a complex individual. It was said that if he looked into the audience before a show and saw only white people and no black or others, he didn't go on. I didn't know that he had been in an or. But a lot of black jazz musicians like Charlie Parker did get involved with white women. It continues to this day.
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Mr. Parker is forever cool. He started the trend with sun glasses inside. ;)
 
Reverie said:
Mr. Parker is forever cool. He started the trend with sun glasses inside. ;)
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I think a lot of jazz musicians wore their sunglasses indoors because of the fact that the clubs that they played in were filled with cigarette smoke, or they were high, or to provide a mystique for the atmosphere while they performed. Phil Spector wore sunglasses, too.
 
Gorath said:
I think a lot of jazz musicians wore their sunglasses indoors because of the fact that the clubs that they played in were filled with cigarette smoke, or they were high, or to provide a mystique for the atmosphere while they performed. Phil Spector wore sunglasses, too.
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True, he did. Herbie Hancock are a wearer of sun glasses too indoors.
 
Or it just looked Cool? I mean Cigarette smoke does make sense...granted it is Jazz you dont need to read sheet music at all and I heck I wasnt even that good I could play my instrument without looking at it.
 
Skaddix said:
Or it just looked Cool? I mean Cigarette smoke does make sense...granted it is Jazz you dont need to read sheet music at all and I heck I wasnt even that good I could play my instrument without looking at it.
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Hmm, perhaps I should have sun glasses on stage on our next concert...
 
Skaddix said:
Or it just looked Cool? I mean Cigarette smoke does make sense...granted it is Jazz you dont need to read sheet music at all and I heck I wasnt even that good I could play my instrument without looking at it.
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Bebop jazz was very expressive and individualistic. For the musician, it was a challenge to either keep up or innovate. That meant pushing themselves and their talents to the limit.
 
Reverie said:
I love it.
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Me , too. I remember just sitting in the dark living room listening to Miles Davis' Kind Of Blue album. I was really feeling the music. I was feeling the cool. My younger brother saw me and asked if I wanted some marijuana. I yelled ,"GET OUT OF HERE! I'M TRYING TO COOL OUT!"

I don't need weed to enhance my experience.
 
Gorath said:
Me , too. I remember just sitting in the dark living room listening to Miles Davis' Kind Of Blue album. I was really feeling the music. I was feeling the cool. My younger brother saw me and asked if I wanted some marijuana. I yelled ,"GET OUT OF HERE! I'M TRYING TO COOL OUT!"

I don't need weed to enhance my experience.
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I love that album! I'll take it with me to the heavens
 
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