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Lookin' GOOD after all these years thanks to big baller artist supreme AlexSpastic.
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Lookin' GOOD after all these years thanks to big baller artist supreme AlexSpastic.
Art:
alexspastic
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Muscle
Species Horse
Size 1280 x 1013px
File Size 208.9 kB
On a more academic note, I've seen this overall art style since the 70s at least: all the models look like they've been carved from dry cottonwood. I wonder at the name of this style, if any...
Okay, now back to the yuks:
irving's had his fun. Now, let's call up little Georgie Gershwin to serenade our Pas De Deus:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4C8r9hnQfs
Okay, now back to the yuks:
irving's had his fun. Now, let's call up little Georgie Gershwin to serenade our Pas De Deus:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4C8r9hnQfs
He did hipster versions of his songs on an album in the 50s: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wehFs5FOsg
Well, sorta...
Bebop (the music, not the mutant rhino) got started in the mid-40s as a form of non-dance jazz. Whites for the most part developed Cool Jazz also for listening, at around the same time.
The more-blatant whitewashing of Black American music came during the early Rock-n-Roll years, with rippers like Pat Boone, the Crewcuts and others.
Bebop (the music, not the mutant rhino) got started in the mid-40s as a form of non-dance jazz. Whites for the most part developed Cool Jazz also for listening, at around the same time.
The more-blatant whitewashing of Black American music came during the early Rock-n-Roll years, with rippers like Pat Boone, the Crewcuts and others.
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