Don Hunstein Miles Davis, Nw York City 1958
This shot was taken by Hunstein in New York City, at the 30th Street Studio where Miles and Gil Evans were in the process of recording their brilliant interpretation of Gershwin’s “Porgy and Bess.” Davis later said that his and Evans’ reworking of the Gershwin opera into cool jazz was one of his favorite recordings. The look of transcendent joy on Miles’ face during this break in the recording session kind of tells you that he already felt that way, even as the recording was being made.
fuck. yes. love that guy.
kmwilson asked: It is a mac. Both my laptops are Mac books. One MacBook and a new MacBook Pro.
Oh, my bad! I know what you mean though, I’m pretty picky about my dock and organizing stuff too. PS check out Dock Library if you haven’t yet (http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/26972/dock-library). You could always just make a Time Machine backup of your other Mac and install it on the new one.


