April in Paris
Songs by Joni Mitchell, Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong, John Cale, Charlie Parker and even Taylor Swift, plus a dozen of my photo tributes.
Greg Mitchell is the author of more than a dozen books (see link) and now writer/director of three award-winning films aired via PBS, including “Atomic Cover-up” and “Memorial Day Massacre” which are still up at PBS.org. Before all that, he was a longtime editor of the legendary Crawdaddy. You can still subscribe to this newsletter for free
A mental health break: Paris in song and images (my own photos from recent years). If you have not subscribed you can do so now, it’s still free.
Ella and Louis, “April in Paris”
Joni live, “Free Man in Paris”
Going back to “Paris 1919” with John Cale.
Charlie “Bird” Parker, a mesmerizing “I Love Paris”
Taylor Swift’s recent “Paris.”
Paris, City of Lights (and Dark)
Lovers along the Seine.
The Louvre from the rooftop of Musee d’Orsay
Under the Eiffel Tower
Joining the Pantheon
At Gare Lyon
Luxembourg Gardens
Window in the 6th
Best bird’s-eye view in Paris
From near the top of Notre Dame, before the fire.
Deep in the Catacombs
Midnight in Paris, at the Louvre
3 a.m. mystery
6 a.m., ready to re-open
In the 1980’s my gay friends were tired of saying “so and so died of AIDS”. So they started saying “He went to Paris”
I get it! Paris is a little bit of Heaven.
Thanks for some glorious pix! 🙏🏼
Incredible pictures. I love Paris not only in Springtime but all the time. Thank you.