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From jazz guitarist Nick Rossi’s facebook page:

 

 

1935 photo of Earl Hines and his Orchestra taken in Chicago. Surrounding Hines at the piano, from the far left: Louis Taylor (trombone), Lawrence Dixon (guitar), Walter Fuller (trumpet), Warren Jefferson (trumpet), Trummy Young (trombone), Kenny Stewart (trombone), Wallace Bishop (drums), Jimmy Mundy (tenor sax), Budd Johnson (tenor sax), George Dixon (trumpet), Quinn Wilson (brass and string basses), Darnell Howard (alto sax, clarinet, and violin), and Omer Simeon (clarinet, alto and baritone saxes).

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Twenty-five years ago today, I had one of the busiest work shifts of my life. I was a grocery store cashier, and everyone thought they’d be living off-grid come midnight. Panicking shoppers were buying all the canned goods, bottled water, and boxed foods and filling their carts. People were in a rage. The line of people waiting to get to the cash registers wrapped completely around the interior of the large store more than once. None of the cashiers were given any breaks. We were exhausted and shell shocked.

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