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Dewey Redman @ moers festival, whitsun 2006.in rememberence of Dewey. he died Sep 2, 2006
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Never had the chance to see him live
Great photo
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thanks RenΓ©, I'm glad I had the opportunity live to see him and also to take this image
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yes, Joshua is the son of Dewey. a family full of musicians.
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denis hooked me up with a link to this portrait as well... i really like it, great work. I only have one of redman's albums (his first solo album I think), but I really like what I've heard of him. the portrait shows a lot of personality.
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u might be interested in this: [link]
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Joshua's daddy.
I never even heard he died. I'm sorry to hear that.
That's a fantastic photo of him. Congratulations on a great capture. It looks like a studio shot.
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thanks very much. it means a lot to me.
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You're quite welcome, my friend.
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sent me a note with nothin but a link in it, the link was to this picture.
He knew I would be knocked out by it, and I am.
I didnt know he had died. That's very sad, but wonderful that he was still playing live so close to his departure. I was lucky enough to see Elvin Jones not long before his death. That sounds weird, you know what I mean though, he was still playing right up to near the end.
This looks like a studio shot, it is so perfect, but at the same time has an enormous energy to it that would be hard to find in a studio, I would think.
The choice of black and white, the lighting, the pose and the framing all work perfectly to not only pay a fitting tribute to a very special musician, but also somehow seem to reflect the fact that he was near the end of his time on this plane.
Absolutely awe-inspiring work!
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sent me a note with nothin but a link in it, the link was to this picture.
He knew I would be knocked out by it, and I am.
I didnt know he had died. That's very sad, but wonderful that he was still playing live so close to his departure. I was lucky enough to see Elvin Jones not long before his death.
This looks like a studio shot, it is so perfect, but at the same time has an enormous energy to it that would be hard to find in a studio, I would think.
The choice of black and white, the lighting, the pose and the framing all work perfectly to not only pay a fitting tribute to a very special musician, but also somehow seem to reflect the fact that he was near the end of his time on this plane.
Absolutely awe-inspiring work!
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glad denis peterson sent u a note. and even more u like it.
yes its a really sad that he is gone. he was a great musician and I enjoyed his concert.
good music results in good images. at least in my case.
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I think the link between music and imagery is very strong, well certainly for me too, and denis as well.....funnily enough your pic of Dewey came up in my random favourites just minutes ago, so I was able to contemplate it again. Made me want to paint it, but I have other projects on the go, so wont even ask at the moment...it's so tempting though, esp. being monochrome, as I love the freedom that comes with that!
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This is a fine example of photography at its best. You captured the mood, expression and talent of an artist doing what he loves best in a perfectly framed composition.
Brilliant work.
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thanks. in fact this is one of my personal all time favs
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gefΓ€llt mir gut das bild. war das ein jazz festival? das bild hat eine ziemlich ausdrucksstarke wirkung.
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danke. ja so eine 'art' jazz festival. guckst du hier... [link]
und ein bisschen history hier: [link]
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for me personally this is the best jazz musicians photo from you in your high - class collection. I love it for it*s subtle, deep lighting that brings across such timeless athmosphere.
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great...especially the pose...a "classic" jazz photography ....like it very much!
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wonderful! I love when portraits shows something about the person, not just a smile. really love this. great work!
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thanks. I appreciate it very much.
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glad u like it. thanks a lot.
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I'm not a big jazz fan so I'm not familiar with his work but this is an awesome portrait
Did he get to see it? I'm sure he would have liked it if he did.
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thanks, u don't have to be a big jazz fan...
no, haven't the chance to show Dewey this image.
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