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huariqueje · 1 year

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Rails, - Jeff Bellerose, 2015,

American , b. 1973 -

Oil on canvas, 24 x 16 in.

#Jeff Bellerose #american artist #rails

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greyisawonderfulcolor · 10 months

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Jeff Bellerose

#art #jeff bellerose #painting #interior

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clownsgobeepbeep · 3 months

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List of OCs

Just a long reminder for myself

D'Vitt Family

Pepper the Clown/Roger D'Vitt

Jelly the Clown/MECOR/Coraline D'Vitt

Cosmos the Clown/Stellar D'Vitt

Ula the Tiny Clown/Lily D'Vitt Mendax

Dante the Firebreathing Clown/Dante D/Vitt

Robyn and Rayden the Clown(s)/Robyn and Rayden D'Vitt

Jeff and Bubble/Neil and Veronica D'Vitt

Aster the Clown/Vincent D'Vitt

Lydia D'Vitt

Stripes the Clown/Grandpa Stripes/ He does have a human name but I have decided to keep it hidden, now everybody will literally call him 'Stripes'

Caroline Wickes D'Vitt/Mam Carol

Velvet/Auntie Velvet/Roxanne (Bellerose) D'Vitt

Uncle Lucky/Perry D'Vitt

Tennant Family

Cuckoo the Ringleader/"LOGIUM"/Harley Tennant

LOGIUM/Harvey Tennant

Boggs Family

Ace the Clown/Abraham Boggs

Missy the Spider Clown

Cantarella the Mime/Cantarella Boggs

Arabella the Mime/Arabella Boggs

Evie the Clown

Sage/Olsson Family

Schrader the Clown/Schrader Sage

Walter the Clown/Walter Sage

Archer Sage

Sherry Olsson

Hilton Family

Ferry the Sweet Clown/Leota Hilton

Many deceased...might just have to give her a relative after all these years

Mendax Family

James Mendax

Ryder/Ryder Mendax -> Garden Bud

D'Vitt/Blackwood Kids

Phoebe the Moth Clown

Orion and Hunter

Carina

Boggs/Hilton Kids

Ally

Bingo

Carney

Sage/D'Vitt/Etoile Kids

Basil the Slasher Clown

Rowan the Deer Clown

Fantastic Flora

Willow ---

Frankie

Dahlia

Elders

TRITUNA

SIONIS/Zeta

RISUS

DECLA

CONLLIUM

NALIA

TREMA/The Astute One

LOGIUM(Listed in Tennant Family)

MECOR

CUNDOLILI

Others

Trevor

Riskey Rudy

Colette

Sonny the Stooge

Debby

I'm sure I'm forgetting some but whatever this was already a lot ^^'

#i'm not bothering to tag this lmao #clown oc

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doomandgloomfromthetomb · 7 months

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Dave Easley - Ballads

I loved Byways of the Moon, pedal steel virtuoso Dave Easley's previous record for Big Ego — so when the mensch Chris "Psychic Temple" Schlarb asked me to write the liners for Easley's Ballads LP, I said yes immediately. What an honor, ladies and gentlemen.

As great as Byways was, Ballads might be even better, with pedal steel-led versions of tunes by Ornette Coleman, Duke Ellington, Sonny Sharrock and more. And it's got guitarist extraordinaire Jeff Parker, ace bassist David Tranchina and expert drummer Jay Bellerose ... what more do you need? An instant classic, if I do say so myself. The record comes out on October 20, 2023 — go preorder it, for heaven's sake!

If you need a sample of what's in store, check out the above in-studio video of Duke's deathless "Fleurette Africaine." What a tune, what a sound.

#dave easley #jeff parker #psychic temple

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twistedsoulmusic · 3 months

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With his latest release, “Ballads”, Dave Easley cements his reputation as one of the preeminent pedal steel guitarists in jazz today. Backed by an all-star band including guitarist Jeff Parker, double bassist David Tranchina and drummer Jay Bellerose, Easley puts his inimitable spin on jazz standards and deep cuts alike.

#jazz #ballads #pedal steel #jazz standards #Spotify

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catboyrichardkarinsky · 6 months

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CHOOSE A SIX PERSON ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE TEAM INCLUDING YOURSELF LETS GO: (BUT i want you thinking PURELY tactically. no emotions here just tactic on who's most likely to survive and be a good team)

Caroline Duffy

Charlie Rollerblades

May Bellerose

Juliet Capulet

Jeff Wimgre

Abed Nadir

Italiannie Potato

Lesbiannie Edison

Romeo Montague

Del Cassidy

Lance Dubois

Richard Karinsky

Francois Dubois

Phoebe Buffay

Angelique

William Shakespeare

Anne Hathaway

Shirley Bennett

Pierce Hawthorne

Troy Barnes

okay uh so I'm already a given I can't replace myself i assume. I'll add Abed Nadir because he understands the genre and is good at strategically thinking. I'll add Angelique because it's always good to have a nurse on the team. I'll add Jeff Wimgre because i think he's the best leader out of these characters. Wait I'd like to interrupt this for a second to say what the fuck did you call Annie Spadaro I can't stop thinking of that sorry I'll go back to this in a second i just needed to acknowledge that. I'll add Troy too because in the season 2 paintball episodes he's proven himself to be really good in war. finally I'll add Charlie because he has rollerblades and that feels like it could potentially be useful.

#this was so fucking hard i had to think of these characters objectively #something i rarely do #really fun though

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int0design · 11 months

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forevernoon: Summer Warmth - Jeff Bellerose American,... https://georgianadesign.tumblr.com/post/720255031721476096

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jeffcbliss · 2 years

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(Left to right) Alison Krauss, Jay Bellerose and Robert Plant (on their “Raise the Roof” tour) - Greek Theatre; Los Angeles, CA (8-18-22). @AlisonKrauss @RobertPlant

Photo: Jeff Bliss

#alison krauss #robert plant #jay bellerose #vocalists #drummer #musicians #rock and roll #rock shots #concert photography #rock photography #concert #music #americana #greek theatre #los angeles #raise the roof

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dustedmagazine · 1 year

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Jeff Parker ETA IVtet — Mondays at The Enfield Tennis Academy (Eremite Records)

Photo by Mikel Patrick Avery

Mondays at The Enfield Tennis Academy by Jeff Parker ETA IVtet

Jeff Parker’s latest is a double album recorded live at the Los Angeles venue referenced in the title in the spring and summer of 2019 and the spring of 2021. In the context of the guitarist’s body of work, this quartet, with Jay Bellerose on percussion, Anna Butterss on bass, and Josh Johnson on sax, extends his minimalist approach. Both Johnson and Parker make extensive use of pedals that expand the sound, taking the place often filled by keyboards. The continuity of mood and tone in this trance-inducing set is remarkable, with, for example, nothing to distinguish the pre- and mid-pandemic dates.

The side-long tracks, averaging over 20 minutes each, are named only for the dates on which they were recorded and thus lack any point of reference beyond the music itself, which occupies a space somewhere between jazz and ambient similar to that explored by Parker with and alongside groups such as the Natural Information Society and tracing back to his time with Tortoise. The sound has a live feel but no audience noise. Apparently entirely improvisational, the music is nevertheless purposeful, evolving without reliance on crescendos or quick shifts in tempo or instrumentation.

A colleague at Dusted described this recording as “a groover not a smoover,” which gets to the heart of the matter: all four players remain committed to the collective project rather than relying on one another to support their soloing. To be sure, there are some fine solos, such as the elliptical guitar figure beginning around 2:45 on “2019-07-08 II,” the sax at around 11:00 on “2019-07-08 I,” and the back-to-back guitar and sax workouts in the first half of “2019-05-19” that develop organically with the support of the rhythm section. These and other moments, including the stately opening of “2019-05-19” after what sounds like glitchy organ and the emergence of a guitar (?) line that sounds like a Bitchin’ Bajas synth in synch with the drums around 13:00 on “2019-07-08 II” help shape the listening experience into a kind of journey.

Simultaneously soothing, playful, and thought-provoking, Mondays at the Enfield Tennis Academy is an outstanding recording with the potential to appeal even to those for whom Parker’s work with Tortoise or in other settings hasn’t resonated. The liner notes rightly compare the set to such landmark live recordings as Lee Morgan’s Live at the Lighthouse in which a band, rather than running through well-known pieces, uses the setting to make a fresh statement.

Jim Marks

#Jeff Parker ETA IVtet #Mondays at The Enfield Tennis Academy #eremite records #jim marks #dusted magazine #albumreview #jeff parker #jazz #ambient #tortoise #live #lee morgan

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fe-li-ci-as-things · 2 years

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