川崎大師/hard hearted woman
おはようございます！
昨日は去年の御札を返しに川崎大師にお詣りに行ってきました。
御護摩にも参加……やはり混んでましたね🥲
来年は近場で済ませてもいいかもしれないです。
今日も良い１日を！
【Walter Horton】
hard hearted woman !
久々にやるか……😎🎶
Lester Davenport (chicago blues harp)
Happy Birthday❗🎉🎂🥂
HEY LOCO FANS – Chicago blues harmonica player and singer Lester "Mad Dog" Davenport was born January 16, 1932 in Tchula, Mississippi.
Until 1992, Lester Davenport’s chief claims to blues fame were the 1955 Bo Diddley Chess session he played harp on (it produced “Pretty Thing” and “Bring It to Jerome”) and a lengthy, much more recent stint holding down the harmonica slot with the multi-generational Gary, IN, band, the Kinsey Report.
That instantly changed with the 1992 issue of Davenport’s own album for Earwig, When the Blues Hit You. Now this Chicago blues veteran had something on the shelves to call his very own.
Davenport hit Chicago in 1945 at age 14. He quickly soaked up the sights and sounds so prevalent on the local blues scene, checking out Arthur "Big Boy" Spires, Snooky Pryor , and Homesick James, who invited the the teenager to jam sessions and tutored him on the intricacies of the blues. Gigs with Spires and James preceded his brief hookup with Bo Diddley, which included a booking behind Diddley at New York’s famous Apollo Theater.
Davenport led his own band while holding down a day job as a paint sprayer during the 1960s, remaining active on the West side prior to joining forces with the Kinseys during the 1980s. Now, about that “Mad Dog” handle: it seems that Davenport liked to prowl the stage while playing a few notes on every instrument on the bandstand during his younger days. The shtick earned him the name; his tenacious playing did the rest.
In July 1994, Wolf Records released the album Chicago Blues Session, Vol. 11, by Maxwell Street Jimmy Davis, recorded in 1988 and 1989. The collection included Davenport on harmonica and Kansas City Red playing the drums.
After Davenport’s 1992 release, he didn’t record a follow-up until the release of “I Smell a Rat” in 2002.
Davenport died in March 2009 in Chicago, from prostate cancer, at the age of 77.
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小田原〜熱海③
お疲れ様です！
旅行の続き……
１番古いとこに泊まりました。
部屋から……
つぼ風呂！
部屋にある風呂ですが温泉が蛇口から出るので大浴場とかに行かなくても温泉に入れます。
宿の庭園の動画！
熱海駅からの往復の送迎バスも混まなかったので快適でした。
ドライバーさんのガイド付きです✌️😉
一泊して横浜に向かいました。
小田原〜熱海②
お疲れ様です！
小田原から熱海の宿泊先に着きました。
宿から海岸線に降りて散策！
熱海港でしょうか……
熱海ブルース！😆
前回、熱海に来たときにもチェックした飲み屋街🍻🥂🍜🍣
ではまた！✌️😉