“Great” Moments In Teaching, Part Three
It’s Contributing Author and Master Of Communication thegue, with a story about state-of-the-art technology in the classroom… circa 2005, that is
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Theoretically Speaking S2 | E7: What Makes Soul, Soul ?
Do you like Good Music? That Sweet Soul Music? We thought so. And, hey, whaddya know: so does Contributing Author Bill “Virgindog” Bois, who’s back with Episode 7 of his fun and informative series, Theoretically Speaking: Music Theory For Non-Musicians.
Bonus points for the Timothy Leary reference
Unsung Heroes: The Instrumentals
It’s always a big day at tnocs.com when we get to welcome a new Contributing Author. Let’s send out a big “Hello” to Link Crawford, who has a lot to say about songs… that, ironically, have no words.
Big In Birmingham… A Bust In Baltimore (Part 2/2)
Just when we though we were all caught up on the notable Brits vs.Yanks chart anomalies… our trans-Atlantic correspondent JJ Live At Leeds returns, with a second round of way-cool UK recording acts – that couldn’t get arrested in the states
An Odd (But Good) Pick for an Influential Number One
Tastemaker? Trendsetter? Influencer du jour? By any name, you can be sure that Contributing Author Ozmoe will always make the case for a recording that he believes in
Question Mark: Episode 4- Into the Black
“But we’ll also see the light that emerges in such darkness”
Contributing Author Phylum Of Alexandria is back with Episode Four of his series, “Question Mark”
A Different Kind of Utopia
With a brand new photo essay, Contributing Author and Five-Star Dad Pauly Steyreen reminds us that you can find a peaceful, fun and a communal spirit in many different kinds of activities and settings. And: it appears that the appropriately named Pauly Sty’s Teen concurs
Theoretically Speaking S2 | E6: What Makes Gospel, Gospel ?
We do indeed feel the spirit and the righteous power of Contributing Author Bill “Virgindog” Bois, as he leads us to Episode 6 of his fun and informative series, Theoretically Speaking: Music Theory For Non-Musicians.
Bonus points for the “13,206 B.C” reference
A Remembrance of Being “On The Job”
Most of us remember the details of our first day when starting a new job. For more than the expected reasons, Contributing Author Chuck Small tells us about one of his
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