The College Years- The Beat Intensifies
Making the most of frayed nerves, living away from home for the first time, and room-temperature roasted chicken, it’s Contributing Author rollerboogie with Part Two of his miniseries, “My Life in Jazz”
Part 7: Bottoms Up
”Man, these prudes had no idea what other movements were stewing in black communities, getting ready to rise up and change the world.”
It’s the latest from Contributing Author and Resident Vanguard Phylum Of Alexandria
We all enjoy the summer in different ways. Contributing Author Jon Deutsch is here with his particular version of fun in the sun – prepping for another of his awesome Friday Flash Review. Check it out, and nominate your fave
Ten Songs From My”Fifties” Years… As The Journey Continues
It’s been a great ride – a series spanning 60 years of personal life-milestones and musical memories from Contributing Author Chuck Small. Join him for a last look at the past, the present – and beyond
Lend him a tenor: Contributing Author and colluratura aficionado Bill “Virgindog” Bois is back with this week’s new episode of Theoretically Speaking. Bonus points to Laurel, who gets it
What Song Would Be The One To “Wake You Up?”
Returning after too long of a while: it’s Contributing Author and good friend Both Grouse, with a thought-provoking question for the music lover inside you
Making It Up As You Go Along -The High School Years
In this new mini-series, Contributing Author rollerboogie starts with the high school years, and talks about the start of his musical journey
Ten Songs From My ” Forties” Years
In this penultimate episode of his life-milestones and music series, Contributing Author Chuck Small takes us back to his personal decade that starts in the year of the final Concorde flight, Finding Nemo, and the launch of iTunes
Part 6: Sing the Body Electric
”His spirituality as described was thoroughly naturalistic, reflecting what I would call a pantheistic reverence for the world and the living things that inhabit it.”
It’s the latest from Contributing Author and Resident Vanguard Phylum Of Alexandria
Talk about a big finish
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