Langston Blues

Last one from the Digital Griots limited edition covers by @upfromsumdirt

One of the earliest videos that was actually REALLY cool! When I saw Mr. Benson on those roller skates 🛼 and he was actually GOOD at skating AND he had his guitar too! C’mon now! He was really “Bad Benson” for real in that video. This was PRE-Thriller slick! 💜💫✨🤌🏾🔥

There was that one guy

This is an Alicia Myers appreciation post.

@solomonmissouri Always

Got that 💩on!!!

Listen!!! Since it’s okay to celebrate death

@eatslay_wander I still don’t get why they re-upped him on that 4 year contract!

Steve Kerr gotta be fired as soon as the season over for lettin him slide all these years.

@AroundTheWayMM tubi of all places! it's what got me to go ahead and dl the app on my tv lol

@dradambanks What streaming service? 👀 I’m mad that HBO got rid of all the originals back from the 40s like the one above.

🤣🤣🤣

Medium tall. Could have played ball if I had any skills.

Definitely red kool aid

If there’s ever another Democratic presidential administration, one of its most pressing issues will be breaking all of this shit up.

@eatslay_wander LISTEN LINDA!

Evening late shift

@MsISIS131 @brandonousley facts

@brandonousley This is why I distinguish the difference between Contemporary Jazz and Smooth Jazz. Breezin falls under the former.

Album of the day. As much as the "smooth jazz" tag tends to get overused, there's no way to deny the greatness of George Benson's incomparable artistry and his 1976 commercial breakthrough, Breezin', which was released 50 years ago today. Always known for his exquisitely laidback guitar style, in the vein of Wes Montgomery and Charlie Christian, George Benson employed his Stevie Wonder-like singing on this 1976 bestseller, propelling him from a respected jazz guitarist into a mainstream pop and R&B superstar. Helmed by the great Tommy LiPuma with Claus Ogermann's lavish orchestrations, Benson and other noted players, such as the great Ronnie Foster, Harvey Mason, Phil Upchurch, Jorge Dalto, and Ralph MacDonald, created a pleasantly mellow sound that weaved his jazz roots with pop and funky R&B influences that were quite popular at that time.

On spring break a day early, laid up watching cartoons like I'm 8

@kanyindo You too!

@dradambanks Have a good one!

Happy Friday good peoples

What it do late shift?

80……Billy. Crazy.