Center44′s SHOUT OUT “Beautiful Dreamers”

        Beautiful Dreamers
New Center44 boutique L’Atelier de Laure carries a wide range of French material, but specializes in late19th Century Louis XVI style gilt mirrors.  Here’s a selection to whet your appetite.  Click any photo to learn more.

        Song of the Week
“Beautiful Dreamer” 
by Slim Whitman 


In 1979, yodeling has-been Slim Whitman, who’d been discovered 30 years earlier by
Col. Tom Parker, shot a modest TV commercial to help sell a greatest hits package. With his pencil moustache, slick jet black hair, and spangly rhinestone cowboy get-up, he looked like an extra from a saloon scene of a 1930s western. And yet, Whitman’s “All My Best” became a late-night telemarketing phenomena and a cultural touchstone, going on to sell four million records and becoming the best-selling television-marketed album in history. “Beautiful Dreamer” was featured on Monica‘s January 15th show on WFMU and is available via iTunes and Amazon.

        Tube of the Week
Based on the 1954 Broadway play by Sandy Wilson – as seen through the kaliedoscopic eyes of Ken Russell in 1971 – “The Boyfriend” stars Twiggy and Tommy Tune.  Russell, who died in 2011, added a backstage story to the shenanigans and heightened both the campiness and the sweet, heartfelt innocence in an “all talking, all singing,” fever dream of a musical. Love it or hate it, it’s quite an experience.  
Here’s the theatrical trailer.

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“That’s what we’re here for…”

         New This Week
Milo Baughman Chrome and Glass Etagere
19thC. Dore Bronze by M. Moreau
Bronze Seven Branched Candelabra, 19thC.
French Bronze Mounted Marble Frieplace Mantle
Marble & Bronze Mounted Pesestal & Urn
Cast-iron "Uncle Sam" Savings Box, C. 1940
Rooster Sculpture, French, 19thC.
Carved Wood Lamps with Eqyptian Female Busts
Art Deco "Scyscraper" lamp
Baccarat Vase with Bacchanal Detail
Pair of Balustres Adapted As Tables
Horn Veneered Table with Chrome Base
Neoclassical Russian Table
Late 19th C. Painted China cabinet
Seven Victorian Prints of Bird's Eggs

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Center44′s SHOUT OUT “Big, Bold and Beautiful”

        Big, Bold and Beautiful
“Hope” Chandelier Designed by Francisco Gomez Paz & Paolo Rizzatto – made of polycarbonate fresnel lenses – 48″ diam – presented by Rearview Modern
Original “Tomato” Chair in molded plastic by Eero Aarnio, 1971 – 55″ wide – presented by Gargoyles, Ltd.
Life Size Bronze Giraffe by Amon Azizov -
118″ high - 
presented by Stern Gallery

60s Murano glass chandelier by Aureliano Toso -
67″ high – presented by D’Light

“Pajamas”  Pair of Large Terracotta Gatepost Roosters by Wheeler Williams, 1934 – 35″ high – presented by Jones Clark & Co.

         Tube of the Week
 

Considering this youtube clip has had nearly 16 million views, you may have already seen it.  But in case you missed it, “Guilty Dog: Did You Eat the Cat Treats?” is a classic bit of pure dog-ness.  

Watch. 

        Song of the Week


 “I Wish I were Twins” by Valaida Snow

Trumpeter and singer Valaida Snow was an exceptional talentwho lead an intense and dramatic life. She played ten instruments, spoke seven languages, and famously traveled in an orchid colored Mercedes, dressed in an orchid suit, her pet monkey rigged out in an orchid jacket and cap, with her chauffeur in orchid as well. The toast of Paris and London in the early 30s and on Broadway in the 40s, Snow was arrested on drug charges in 1941 by the Germans during a European tour and was held for 18 months in a Nazi concentration camp.
“I Wish I Were Twins” was featured on Monica‘s January 8th show on WFMU and is available via iTunes and Amazon.

 

- Don’t miss New This Week, below.
– Visit the Shout Out Archives.
– Then visit our big, bold and beautiful showroom to see what else is new.
“That’s what we’re here for…”

        New This Week
Aldo Nasem Glass Bottles
Vintage Alligator Trim Watch/Photo Holder with Golf Theme
Rosenthal Studio Line Coff/Tea Set
Wooden Box with Carved Cover Deopicting Lion & Snake
Mahogany Foot in the Form of a Snuff Box
Mahogany Shoe Snuff Box
English Ripple Molded Mirror
Murano Sommerso Zig Zag Vase
Antonio Pineda Silver Bracelet
Sterling Mexican Cuff Bracelet
Sterling Mid-century Mexican Bracelet
Swedish Lamp by G. Olsson, 1960's
Two Curtis Jere Brass & Enamel Sculptures
English Alligator Cigar Case, C. 1900
Opaline Scent Bottle with Note
Varved Wooden Group of Pigs
R & Y Augusti Mother of Pearl Vase, paris
Carved Wooden Toad on Bone Container
Alabaster Light Pendant
Piell & Putzler Molded Glass Pendant
Three Verner Panton Flower-Pot Pendant Lamps
Wrought Iron Fish Scale Chandelier
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Center44′s SHOUT OUT “Big, Bold and Beautiful”

        Big, Bold and Beautiful
“Hope” Chandelier Designed by Francisco Gomez Paz & Paolo Rizzatto – made of polycarbonate fresnel lenses – 48″ diam – presented by Rearview Modern
Original “Tomato” Chair in molded plastic by Eero Aarnio, 1971 – 55″ wide – presented by Gargoyles, Ltd.
Life Size Bronze Giraffe by Amon Azizov -
118″ high - 
presented by Stern Gallery

60s Murano glass chandelier by Aureliano Toso -
67″ high – presented by D’Light

“Pajamas”  Pair of Large Terracotta Gatepost Roosters by Wheeler Williams, 1934 – 35″ high – presented by Jones Clark & Co.

         Tube of the Week
 

Considering this youtube clip has had nearly 16 million views, you may have already seen it.  But in case you missed it, “Guilty Dog: Did You Eat the Cat Treats?” is a classic bit of pure dog-ness.  

Watch. 

        Song of the Week


 “I Wish I were Twins” by Valaida Snow

Trumpeter and singer Valaida Snow was an exceptional talentwho lead an intense and dramatic life. She played ten instruments, spoke seven languages, and famously traveled in an orchid colored Mercedes, dressed in an orchid suit, her pet monkey rigged out in an orchid jacket and cap, with her chauffeur in orchid as well. The toast of Paris and London in the early 30s and on Broadway in the 40s, Snow was arrested on drug charges in 1941 by the Germans during a European tour and was held for 18 months in a Nazi concentration camp.
“I Wish I Were Twins” was featured on Monica‘s January 8th show on WFMU and is available via iTunes and Amazon.

 

- Don’t miss New This Week, below.
– Visit the Shout Out Archives.
– Then visit our big, bold and beautiful showroom to see what else is new.
“That’s what we’re here for…”

        New This Week
Aldo Nasem Glass Bottles
Vintage Alligator Trim Watch/Photo Holder with Golf Theme
Rosenthal Studio Line Coff/Tea Set
Wooden Box with Carved Cover Deopicting Lion & Snake
Mahogany Foot in the Form of a Snuff Box
Mahogany Shoe Snuff Box
English Ripple Molded Mirror
Murano Sommerso Zig Zag Vase
Antonio Pineda Silver Bracelet
Sterling Mexican Cuff Bracelet
Sterling Mid-century Mexican Bracelet
Swedish Lamp by G. Olsson, 1960's
Two Curtis Jere Brass & Enamel Sculptures
English Alligator Cigar Case, C. 1900
Opaline Scent Bottle with Note
Varved Wooden Group of Pigs
R & Y Augusti Mother of Pearl Vase, paris
Carved Wooden Toad on Bone Container
Alabaster Light Pendant
Piell & Putzler Molded Glass Pendant
Three Verner Panton Flower-Pot Pendant Lamps
Wrought Iron Fish Scale Chandelier
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Center44′s SHOUT OUT “For the Birds”

         For the Birds
   

         Song of the Week

 ”Snow Bird” by Chet Atkins

Virtuoso guitarist Chet Atkins flies free and easy across the frets on his 1971 cover of Anne Murray‘s massive hit, “Snowbird”. An architect of the “Nashville sound,” melding honky tonk with pop in the 50s and 60s, Atkins cut countless session and solo recordings, including dates with Elvis, the Everly Brothers, and Hank Williams. Inspired by Merle Travis, Les Paul and Django Reinhardt, his own picking style influenced George Harrison, Duane Eddy, Eddie Cochran, Eric Clapton and others. “Snowbird” was featured on Monica‘s December 18th show on WFMU and can be found on The Essential Chet Atkins via iTunes and Amazon.

         Tube of the Week
This footage of starlings – thousands of them -  doing their airborne ballet is simply beautiful to behold.  It was captured at a reserve called Otmoor in New Oxford, England.  Like all good choreography, it starts slowly and builds to a crescendo. Watch.

- Don’t miss New This Week, below.
– Visit the Shout Out Archives.
– Then fly into our  Midtown showroom to see what else is new.
“That’s what we’re here for …”

 

          New This Week
Large Brass Gas Fixture Converted to Electric
Murano Hanging Lantern
Two Tiered Murano Chandelier, 1950's
Bird Chandelier
Richard Etts Pottery Planter
Barovier Art Deco Lantern Fixture
Large Silk Hanging Lamp
Venini Sputnik Chandelier
Crystal Flower Chandelier, C. 1940
Ponti Two Handled Glass Vase
Pair Josef Hoffman Design Chairs
French Gilded Iron Mirror
"Caribe" Bronze Bar Stools by Ilmari Tapiovaara for Asko
Stainless Table with Mirrored Glass
Antique Thebes Stool
Antique Folding Screen
Pair of Hand Carved Corinthian Pedestals
Sculptural Lamp by Phyllis Blundell. 1959
Skyscraper Table attrib to Jules Bouy
Robert Baird Freeform Rosewood Sculpture
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Center44′s SHOUT OUT “Jewel Tones”

         Straight From the Freight – Jewel Tones
These large scale works (60” x 77”), in brilliant jewel tones with wonderful details, are by Eugene Andrew Agafonoff (Evgeny Andreevich Agafonov), a Ukrainian painter, graphic artist and scene-designer who was born in 1879. He got his first art education in St. Petersburg Academy of Arts in 1899–1907 and was awarded a gold medal at the regional South Russia Exhibition in Ekaterinoslav. He illustrated satirical and theatrical magazines, and founded the experimental theatre Blue Eye in Kharkov as well as participating in many exhibitions, often using Ukraine national motifs,. In the early 1920s Agafonov immigrated to the USA, showing his works at the exhibitions of the Society of Independent Artists (1929), in the French Gallery and Cas-Delbaut Gallery in New York (1931), in the Greenwich Public Library (1939), and in Derby, Connecticut (1943). During the Great Patriotic War, the greater part of his works (which he’d left behind in the Kharkov Art Museum) were lost. Only several drawings and theatre designs remained in Kharkov. These stunning paintings were done in the 1940s. .Mr. Agafonov died in 1955These special artworks are presented at Center44 by Heather Karlie Fine Art and Antiques.
” Moscow” by Evgeny Andreevich Agafonov

         Song of the Week

“Orange Blossom Special” by Felix Slatkin

“Orange Blossom Special”  is known as “the fiddle player’s national anthem.” Written in 1938, it’s named after a super swanky passenger train renowned for its speed and luxury that ran between New York City and Miami between 1925-1953. Felix Slatkin‘s 1962 recording of this country classic is nothing short of a symphonic hoedown, capturing all the opulence and acceleration of riding this fabled train. “Orange Blossom Special” was featured on Monica‘s December 11th show on WFMU and can be found on iTunes  and Amazon.

         Tube of the Week
For the third straight year, Meryl Davis and Charlie White take the ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating Finals.  Even folks who are not aficionados of figure skating are amazed by this performance – totally effortless and filled with joy.  Don miss it!

Holiday Hours

Center44 will close for the Holidays from

Saturday, Dec. 24th – Sunday, Jan. 1st

We’ll reopen with regular hours on Monday, Jan. 2nd.

We wish everyone the Merriest of Times!


- Don’t miss New This Week, below.
– Visit the Shout Out Archives.
– Then skate into our 25,000 sq ft Midtown showroom..
“That’s what we’re here for…”

      New This Week
Pair of Mid-Century Ceramic Lamps
Pair of Art Deco Blown Glass Lamps
Peruvian Cedar Wood Box, 19thC.
Hardwood Buddhist Attendant Holding Offering Bowl
Pair Chrome Plated Steel and Plastic Spotlight Table Lamps
Pair of Lounge Chairs in Pony Hide
Triennale Lamp by Sarfatti for Arredoluce
Partners Desk by Florence Knoll
Cast Iron "Fern" Andirons, 19thC
19thC Brass Andirons
Fantoni Studio Pot/Lamp Base, 1960's
American Studio Stacked Oak Desk, C 1970
Pair of Vintage Deco Style Chests
Vintage Ebonized Wood Pair of Lamps
Rare Carved Figural Turkey Carving Set
Pair of Cast Iron Blue Heron Garden Sculptures, C. 1920's
Pair of Black Lacquered Mahogany Tables
Gilded 20thC. Mirror
Brutalist Style Vintage Table Sculpture
Pair French 40s Bronze Sconces
Monumental Circa 18th / 19th Century Spanish Storage Chest Trunk
Bronze Triangle Bookends by Ben Seibel
Pair Mahogany Parquet Lamp Tables for John Stuart
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Center44′s SHOUT OUT ” Window Dressing”

         Window Dressing
The Holiday windows at Berdorf Goodman‘s are always delightful and stunning artistic wonders. Always richly textured and intricately designed, they are one of the most highly anticipated events of the many that fill New York at this time of year.  This season’s “Carnival of the Animals” theme is especially dear to us, as Center44 member Marion Harris was involved, supplying a variety of antique artist’s models and vintage wooden animals, from monkeys to horses, from her well-known collection.  The Bergdorf staff put them to beautiful use.  Congratulations to Marion and the Bergdorf staff for creating  
   

 

 

 

BRAVO !

         Song of the Week

“How Glad I Am” by Fontella Bass

Nancy Wilson’s 1964 recording remains the best-known version of “How Glad I Am,” but mid-sixties sensation Fontella Bass killed it on her own plush and deeply intense version for the Chess/Checker label. Shortly after her big career hit, 1965′s blistering “Rescue Me,” Bass’s soaringly soulful talents were stifled over mishegas related to royalties and writing credits. Bass, the daughter of gospel vocalist Martha Bass of the Clara Ward Singers, went on to marry and record with renowned avant-garde trumpet legend Lester Bowie, co-founder of the Art Ensemble of Chicago, and eventually returned to her St. Louis gospel roots. “How Glad I Am” was featured on Monica‘s December 4th show on WFMU.

         Tube of the Week
 

This very brief video, titled

“Panda Sneeze”

is one of the funniest ever!


- Don’t miss New This Week, below.
– Visit the Shout Out Archives.
– Then visit our 25,000 sq ft Midtown carnival.
“That’s what we’re here for…”

      New This Week
Gino Cenedese Glass Bottle
Pair of White Vitrolite Tables
Art Deco Tiered Occasional Table in the Manner of Paul Frankl
Set of Six Italian Dining Chairs, C. 1960
Pair of Silvered Metal Side Tables Attributed to Maison Jansen
Pair of Art Deco Night Tables
Pair Mid-Century Barrel Chairs
Gilbert Rohde for Herman Miller Dining Table
Console/Flip Top Dining Table
Pair of Nessen Lamps
Framed Serigraph by Aric Frons
Pair of English Hall Chairs, C. 1860
1960's Kosta Boda Paperweight Collection
Italian Ceramic Bamboo and Lotus Flower Floor Lamp
 Rorstrand Monumental Swedish Ceramic Vase
Moorish Style 1960's White Lacquer Side Tables
Oscar Torlasco for Lumi Brass " Eyeball" Floor Lamp
Amethyst and Pewter Flower Sculpture
Hand Stitched Leather Rhino by Omersa
Signed Set of Six George Nakashima "New" Chairs Circa 1981
Anatoly Belkin C.1991 Russian Painting Pravda Mayakovsky
18th Century Soapstone Fragment of a Chinese Damo Figure
Pair 17th / 18th Century Chinese Buddhistic Bronze Censers
Monumental Chinese Huangyangmu Boxwood Figural Carving
Oil Drop Lacquer Table Lamp by Mutual Sunset Lamp Co.

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Center44′s SHOUT OUT “The Classics”

         Straight from the Freight – The Classics

Pan and Orpheus

An extraordinary pair of life-size late 18th / early19th C. hand carved Roman wood statues depicting Pan with his panpipes and Orpheus with his lyre.  These handsome statues retain their original painted and gilt surfaces and stand on later round pedestals.
 

Pan and Orpheus are presented at Center44 by Knollwood Antiques.

         Song of the Week
 

 “Wild Thing”  by  The Wild Ones

In May, 1965, shortly after her divorce from Richard Burton, Sybil Burton opened mod discotheque Arthur on East 54th Street. It became the hottest club in town with regulars that included Tennessee Williams, Princess Margaret, Lee Remick, Rudolf Nureyev, Truman Capote, Liza Minnelli, and Andy Warhol. Burton also married the much younger Jordan Christopher, a hunky former hairdresser turned musical director of Arthur’s house band The Wild Ones. Jordan soon left the band for a budding acting career but The Wild Ones went on to record the original 1965 version of “Wild Thing,” written by Chip Taylor (brother of Jon Voight). It wasn’t a hit for them but was quickly covered by The Troggs and a garage rock anthem was born. “Wild Thing,” featured on Monica’s November 27th show on WFMU, can be purchased via iTunes.

         Tube of the Week – Back to the Future
  LittleDog was first developed by Boston Dynamics. It’s used for research by groups at MIT, Stanford, Carnegie Mellon, etc.  The more advanced version, seen here, was created by the University of Southern California. The robot is completely autonomous and trained by machine learning algorithms. You’ll find this little technologically advanced fellow fascinating and inspiring – but also rather terrifying.!

- Don’t miss New This Week, below. 
– Visit the Shout Out Archives
 - Then visit our 25,000 sq ft Midtown showroom to see more wild things. 
“That’s what we’re here for…” 

            New This Week
Bracelet by Matl Salas
Necklace by Matl
Victorian Marble Specimen Snuff Box
Italian 19th C. Marble Specimen Pyramid
Large Blue Shaker, English
Bronze Turtle Cigar Cutter
Italian Bronze of a Boar
Carved Bone "Skull" Necklace
Victorian Ceramic Doll Head
Late 19thC. Continental Etagere
Two Karl Johan Mahogany Stools, C. 1830
Three Fossils - Museum Mounted
Continental Porcelain Center Bowl
Henri Maik Oil on Canvas, "Animals Looking at Fawn"
Pair of Deco Style French End Tables
John J. Myers Oil on Canvas, Monkey
Set of Six Pietro Costantini Tripod Dining Chairs
Set of 4 "Miss Wirt" Chairs by Philippe Starck
Iron & Leather Wine Rack attrib. Shaver Howard
Pair of Gilded, Glazed Ceramic Lamps
Black Porcelain Lamps of Abstract Form, 1940's
Two Complementary Murano Vases
Set of Eight Pace Side Chairs
Chrome Chair by Milo Baughman for Thayer Coggin
Pair of Large Scale 60s Lamps

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Center44′s SHOUT OUT “Owl Be Seeing You”

         Owl Be Seeing You
   
Amphora Owl by Stellmacher for Paris Exhibition – Presented by Terra Mare
Pair of Murano Glass Owl Bookends – Presented  by Roslyn Raphan
Rare Brutalist Owl Sculpture by HigginsPresented by Quotient Fine Furnishings
   
 Italian Mid-C. Gilt Metal Owl - Presented by CLS Antiques
19th C. Carved Wood Owl String Holder – Presented by Marion Harris

         Straight from the Freight – Back to Back
   
Impressive Custom Double Sided Sofa – presented by I Would . . .You Should

         Song of the Week

 ”When You’re Smiling”
Jimmie Noone’s Apex Club Orchestra
feat. Georgia White

This swinging 1930 recording of “When You’re Smiling” by Jimmie Noone’s Apex Club Orchestra also marked the debut recording of barrelhouse blues vocalist Georgia White and it’s killer-diller. Noone is considered one of the best jazz clarinetists of all time and the one-two punch of his snaking solo over and under White’s exuberant vocal makes for one swell toe-tapper. Recorded in Chicago for the Vocalion label, it can be found on both iTunes and Amazon (Amazon Link). “When You’re Smiling” was featured on Monica‘s November 20th show on WFMU

         Tube of the Week

We get sent so many wonderful YouTube clips that we’ve decided to add a new feature to the Shout Out called “Tube of the Week” so we can share some of the best with you. 

We begin with “Rotate Your Owl” - provided by new contributing editor Chris Rudkin.  And, yes, that’s a real owl.  Enjoy! 


- Don’t miss New This Week, below.
– Visit the Shout Out Archives.
– Then visit our Midtown showroom to see all the rotating stock.
“That’s what we’re here for…”

      New This Week
Brass & Black Metal Italian Chandelier
Handblown Mazzega Fixture
Bronze & Granite Console
Pair Stone Baluster Lamps
Harrison Van Horn End Table
Table with Rustic Slate Top
Chrome and Upholstered Bench, 1970's
Aldo Tura Goatskin Bar Cart
Pair TH Robsjohn Gibbings Side Tables for Baker
Amphora Owl, Stellmacher for Paris Exhibition
Amphora Gilt Gres Bijou Vase
Kodzuka Blade with Imperial Chrysanthemum at Top of Kanji. Wakizazhi 17th-18thC.
Handmade Southeast Asian Steel Sword, 19thC.
Frank Olt "Fire Island Fences, No. 10"
"Femme A L'Arrosoir" by Joseph Csaky (1888-1971)
Early Silver Ladle by John Cook
Silver Server, London 1838
Footed Silver Tray
Hagenauer Head, Marked Austria, Handmade
Italian Glass Horse Head
Joseph Csaky, Woman Standing, Holding A Book

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Center44′s SHOUT OUT “Autumn Leaves …Too Soon”

Last week’s Shout Out misfired and arrived, as you probably know, blank.  We apologize for the glitch and are resending today – along with the addition of even more great new inventory. 

  

          Autumn Leaves . . . Too Soon
Finally, Fall colors are here.  It only took a blizzard to get them to kick in – just in time for the leaves to fall.  At least, we can keep the beauty of the season alive in lovely objects such as these.
 Amphora Vase with Dandelions
Presented by Terra Mare Antiques

“Los Zapatitos De Terciapelo Escarlata ” by Juan Calderon
Presented by Sabbatique, Ltd.

 ”Woodland Scene” by J. Torrington Bell
Presented by Acorn
Trifari Pendant
Presented by Butter

Pair of “Lady ” Chairs by Marco Zanuso for Arflex
Presented by
Jon Howell Antiques

 American Square Acrylic Rainbow Sculpture
Presented by Dual
 Set of Three Bamboo Vases by Laura de Santillana
Presented by Sakoki

“Leaves” Photograph by Ric Best
Presented by Flourish

Fourteen Foot Long Moroccan Wool Rug – Presented by Nazmiyal Collection
 Louis Weisdorf for Lyfa Pendant Chandelier
Presented by The White Warehouse
 Antique Apothocary Bottle Coverted to a Lamp
Presented by Adorn Antiques

 

 Tall Schellich Lava Glaze Vase
Presented by Details
 Pair Spanish Steel and Leather Lounge Chairs
Presented by Avalon

Pair of 1969 Silk Screens by Victor VasarelyPresented by Satyricon

 

         Heard in the Aisles – Song of the Week
 

 “Autumn Leaves”

by Ahmed Jamal

Inventive ivories and percolating percussion are the sexy signatures of pianist Ahmad Jamal‘s 1955 recording of “Autumn Leaves”. Hugely innovative but often underrated, Jamal’s understated, minimalist style was a huge influence on Miles Davis and his fans loved him even if the jazz snobs turned a deaf ear. “Autumn Leaves” was featured on Monica‘s November 8th show on WFMU and can be found on The Legendary Okeh And Epic Sessions via Amazon.


 

- Don’t miss New This Week, below.
– Visit the Shout Out Archives.
– Then visit our colorful Midtown showroom to see what else is new.
“That’s what we’re here for…”

      New This Week
Large Rookwood Style Vase Converted to Table Lamp
B. Stefano Lucite Torso
Tommi Parzinger Glass Top Occasional Table
Pair of Large Sevres Vases
Nessen Studios Floor Lamp
Pair 1940's Louis Style Parlor Chairs
Brass and Lucite Urn Shaped Lamp
Pair of 40s Hammered Copper Mirrors
"Jesse Delano Fireproof Iron Safe"
Romeo Rega Game Table and Chairs
Chinese "bi" Jade Discs
Giant Burled American Walnut
Chinese Chestnut Two Piece Round or Semi-circular Table, 17th C
Set of Six Italian Scissor Back Dining Chairs
South American Guanaco Throw

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Center44′s SHOUT OUT “Autumn Leaves …Too Soon”