Loueke, Nemeth, Biolcati: GILFEMA
The world > Berklee > Monk Institute > the world.
Miles Davis: Miles Ahead
Was then. Is now.
Andy Bey: Tuesdays in Chinatown
I keep going back. Even on Fridays.
Morris Robinson: Going Home
Gospel meets the Met meets "uh huh".
Ralph Towner: Time Line
His masterful acoustic guitar takes over the air. Breathe.
A Benefit Album: Our New Orleans 2005
Heartfelt performances. Righteous cause.
Dobet Gnahore: Ano Neko
Beyond Cote d'Ivoire. Pan-African soul.
Anthony Wilson: Adult Themes
Guitarist, composer, arranger. Second generation mastery.
Steve Tibbetts: YR
Timeless. Still.
John Scofield: Groove Elation
Bodacious. Liquid guitar, B3 and brass sophisticated funk, er, jazz.
Stella Otto: The Backyard Orchardist: A Complete Guide to Growing Fruit Trees in the Home Garden
Robert F. Carlson: North American Apples: Varieties, Rootstocks, Outlook
Ogden Tanner: Living Fences: A Gardener's Guide to Hedges, Vines & Espaliers
Christopher Deubler: Trout Ponds and Lakes in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan
Wes Oleszewski: Mysteries and Histories: Shipwrecks of the Great Lakes
Hugh E. Bishop: Lake Superior: The Ultimate Guide to the Lake Region
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... four is a crowd. Especially when two of the group are F/A-18 Hornets. But that's what it takes to get a shot of a couple Blue Angels and a red bi-plane with Belltown (and the rest of Seattle) in the background.
Blue Angel 5 and 6, flown by Lt. Cmdrs. Craig Olson and Ted Steelman, slowed to about 120 mph so the Oracle Challenger, flown by Sean D. Tucker, of Team Oracle, could keep up and photographer Greg Gilbert could get a spectacular shot for the cover of this morning's Seattle Times.
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Far out picture!
Posted by: Paul Homer | August 05, 2005 at 01:22 PM