Photo by myself below 34th Street.
A blues singer named Remy Francois played for commuters. Every time I see this singer, he is wearing a crown and looks a bit sad.
The MTA sponsors art and artists, including musicians. There are non-sponsored musicians all over the place, who play in the stations, on platforms and in the trains. Only the sponsored ones have their names printed on banners.
Related posts: On Bach Partitas and Danger Underground, Don's Stop Music on the Upper West Side and Strike up the Band, in Washington Square Park.
Sunday, November 14, 2010
The King of Song, Below Ground
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Superb blues man. The king off riff. Why a crown?
Because he is the King of Blues?
Questi artisti addolciscono la vita delle metropoli.
Molto simpatico The King!
...simply with a spanish guitar...
to stand out from the crowd! it does make you remember him; ah, the one with the crown....
nice!
superbe ce musicien, j'adore
your portrait has captured his soulfulness (not sure if that's an actual word - but you know what I mean).
A man's gotta have a trademark. I'm told it's called "branding" in the business world.
His portrait has captured the sentiment (I'm not sure if it's a real word - but you know what I mean
omgudness.. we're in the presence of greatness. the king have had enuf of life, i guess ;) he declared war with boredom. which.. bore him.
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