BillF

It's Only the End of the World Very disappointing. The brilliant Xavier Dolan - I loved Mommy - has made the mistake in moving from Canada to the French film industry of choosing a stage play as the basis of his film, and a pretty absurdist one at that: dialogue 100%, locations 0%, plot 0%.

Wailin' blues "Hook's Way" from this:

Brian Lemon Dave Green Steve Brown - the perfect rhythm section!

Tommy Nutter Chiquito Loco Thomas the Tank Engine

Lionel Messi Dirty Harry Tom "Grubby" Grubb

Phil Woods Jimmy Forrest Britt Woodman

Pigling Bland Dollar Brand Marlon Brando

Harland and Wolff Wolfe Tone Toni and Guy

Wings Vic Feather Fatha

Simon Rattle Sidewinder Frank Sidebottom

Lita Roza Jug Handel

Michael Andrews at Gagosian, Grosvenor Hill, London. Fine artist!

Mike Nichols Dollar Brand John Sentamu

Thom Gunn Pistol Packin' Mama John Barrell

Gilbert the Filbert Ira Sullivan Sinn Fein

Jimmy Riddle Nash the Slash Jean-Jacques Pissoir

Compare the finish of the two boogie woogie paintings. Masking tape, used during painting, is still in place in the later work. Perhaps this might suit you better:

Because it was for the cover of a 1952 album, when Bird had only three years left to live.

Miss Nettie B Nessie Bessie

Albeit unfinished.

Piet Mondrian, "Broadway Boogie Woogie" (1942-43) ... and while we're with boogie woogie, how about this for jazz and good art? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TgJ-yOhpYIM (Norman McLaren, "Boogie Doodle" (1940) ... and then there are what Stuart Davis called his "Jazz Paintings": "Swing Landscape" (1938)

The Spirits of Rhythm Ry Cooder Clifford Still