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David Porter, Assembling a poet and her poems: convergent limit-works of Joseph Cornell and Emily Dickinson
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David Porter, Assembling a poet and her poems: convergent limit-works of Joseph Cornell and Emily Dickinson
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Choose your American navy captain because I’m bias.
Welcome aboard sailor, which cruise are you taking?
Oliver H. Perry: “About time we had competence on the Lakes. :U”
Stephen Decatur :”America’s darling no matter what.”
Johnston Blakeley: “Low key but high living sinking British merchant ships.”
William Bainbridge: “The most superstitious cruise you’ve ever been on.”
David Porter: “Let’s fuck some shit up in the Pacific!”
James Lawrence: “Honor and chivalry on the high seas.”
This is why you’re still a stamper
Sam & Dave - Soul Man (1967) Isaac Hayes / David Porter from: "Soul Man" / "May I Baby" (Single) "Soul Men" (LP)
Southern Soul | Memphis Soul | Soul
"Play It Steve!" - Sam Moore
@Archive (left click = play) (320kbps)
Personnel: Sam Moore and Dave Prater: Co-Lead Vocals Steve Cropper: Guitar Booker T. Jones: Piano Isaac Hayes: Organ Donald "Duck" Dunn: Bass Al Jackson Jr.: Drums / Percussion (Tambourine)
Wayne Jackson: Trumpet Charles "Packy" Axton: Tenor Saxophone Don Nix: Baritone Saxophone
Produced by Isaac Hayes and David Porter
Recorded: @ Stax Studios Memphis, Tennessee USA Mid-1967 (recorded in one take)
Single Released: on September 9, 1967 Stax/Atlantic Records
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Phil Ochs and Ron Cobb backstage at University of Melbourne's Wilson Hall in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. June 16, 1972.
Photographed by David Porter
anco fanart finished!!!!!!!!!
Some car tattoos
The “Free Trade and Sailor Rights” one is new.