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J.D. Salinger, April 1968 Newsweek.com.

newsweek:alittlespace:andrewromano:

J.D. Salinger, April 1968 Newsweek.com.

retrochic:jimmypage:


Brando, One-Eyed Jacks

retrochic:jimmypage:

Brando, One-Eyed Jacks

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Sugar Town by Nancy Sinatra

retrochic:loveofbeauty:itsdelovely:slavetomynestinginstinct:

Sugartown- Nancy Sinatra

I never had a dog that liked me some,
Never had a friend, I wanted one,
So I just lay back and laugh at the sun,
‘Cause I’m in Sugartown.

mfs:

Charlie Haden.

mfs:

Charlie Haden.

madmenfootnotes:

Here’s the song that thumped in background as Don described ‘holstering up his guns’.

It’s by the Nashville Teens who were not from Nashville. They were from England

I was born in a trunk. 

Mama died and my daddy got drunk. 

Left me here to die alone 

in the middle of Tobacco Road.

Self-mythologizing is an important skill! 

roadscholar:

archivedigger:

It was more interesting that way.
Criggo

roadscholar:

archivedigger:

It was more interesting that way.

Criggo

(via cyclop)

(via cyclop)

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Reasons To Quit by Phosphorescent from the album: To Willie

newspeedwayboogie:

gorgeous.  brilliant.  epic

jenrobinson:

Phosphorescent - Reasons To Quit (Willie Nelson cover) 

From Matthew Houk’s love letter to the master, To Willie.  Happy Cover Friday! 

nevver:

“Sixth Avenue Elevated at Third Street”, 1928

nevver:

“Sixth Avenue Elevated at Third Street”, 1928

fuckyeahhousemd:

Hugh Laurie: Deadhead

fuckyeahhousemd:

Hugh Laurie: Deadhead

herekitty:heavycurses: Edward Weston

herekitty:heavycursesEdward Weston

billboardingparty:

April 8, 1967

billboardingparty:

April 8, 1967

onehorsetown:

owlsnest:

Joni Mitchell-Me and My Uncle (1965)

really cool classical/flamenco style strumming technique