TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 6月19日 19時30分

Like so many musicians from New Orleans, Malcolm John Rebennack Jr.—known as Dr. John—played #music for the pure love of it. “That love allowed him to be himself,” writes @terence_blanchard, the Grammy-winning trumpeter and composer. “I first encountered him when I was on tour in Japan in the 1980s; he was doing a double bill with the Neville Brothers, and when we saw those guys, it was almost like we were back home. Mac was a sweetheart, and when I would see him, we’d talk about #NewOrleans and the things New Orleanians talk about, which is mostly food and parties,” Blanchard recalls. “It broke my heart to hear that he passed away, on June 6 at age 77, because he was such a typical illustration of what it means to be from the city: he was a combination of Cajun, blues and jazz—a little of everything, and you can hear it in the way he played piano, in the bluesy style of how he sang. He created music that touched people around the world, but he didn’t allow the world to change who he was.” Photograph by Jacob Blickenstaff (@jacobblick)—@reduxpictures

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