Blues guitar great and Oak Cliff, Texas native Stevie Ray vaughan died 20 years ago today in a helicopter crash in Wisconsin.

Three days later, on Aug. 30, 1990, he was buried near his father's grave at Laurel Land Cemetery in Oak Cliff.

"When you and I are gone, Stevie ray will still be there having an impact."


see clip 'TEXAS FLOOD'
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tWLw7nozO_U

JOHN LEE HOOKER

AS PAINTED BY MICHAEL FACEY

VISIT JP'S VIRTUAL  GUITAR STORE ON THE LEFT BAR!

ROOTS  1943

HENRY FORD HOSPITAL 1931

FRIEDA E DIEGO 1932

MUCHAS GRACIAS FRIDA,

WAYN

Frida Kahlo de Rivera (July 6, 1907 – July 13, 1954; born Magdalena Carmen Frieda Kahlo y Calderón,  born in Coyoacán, Mexico.

a few small nips


Selfportrait on bed


the two Frida's


Thinking about death


Frida and her husband Diego Rivera


selfportrait

mANY tHANKS FOREVER,
wAYN

                                                                   PAWNEE


                                                                            KISAKA


Song of Rejoicing and Thanksgiving

Explained by Lesa-Kipiliru (Young Chief)

When a man receives presents from another, he may sing this song, remembering that all things come through the power of Tirawa, and asking of the Father, while giving thanks, a renewal of his gifts-long life, good health, and plenty in the fields.
  The man who receives prays for a blessing on the man who gives.
Thus thanks he the giver. Well is it to give to the poor and to the helpless, for they hedded of the Father. Their prayers will be heard, and more surely than those of all others will their blessings be fullfilled upon the giver.
    Worth more than all the prayers of the prosperous and strong are the thankfull prayers of the feeble. the aged, and the poor.

Kisaka                                         Song of the Thanksgiving

Nawa Atius,                                                                 Now, O Father,
Iri ta-titska,                                                                 Our thanks be unto thee,
Iri asuta hawa,                                                               Our thanks! Renew our plenty!
Iri rurahe!                                                                     OUr Thanks!  Renew these thy gifts to us!