//Poor Valley Girl: Valerie June Carter in the 50s. Photo: innocentwords.com//
Singer-songwriter Carlene Carter has posted a touching memoir of her mother, the country giant June Carter Cash who would have been 86 this week, at online music ‘zine Innocent Words.
//With Johnny Cash in the early 70s. Photo: innocentwords.com//
//Johnny Cash by Jim French//
Prior to Jim French launching his homoerotic imprint Colt Studios, the venerable American illustrator and photographer made his bones on Madison Avenue in the 1950s and 60s producing work for such clients as Columbia Records and scarf and handkerchief designer Tammis Keefe.
Now a selection of French’s artworks from this period are going on display in an exhibition at Palm Springs gallery Nat Reed.
//Frank Sinatra for Columbia Record Club, Jim French//
//Textile design for Tammis Keefe, Jim French//
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