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Looking forward to this! We will be talking about my new album with Soulshot and Duke Robillard, “Two Guitars—One Sound” as well as other fun stuff. Here it is! open.spotify.com/album/0XKHm…
Seems pretty pricey for 1941. I love looking at old menus from the 50s/60/early70s Midwest because the choices are so alien. People would go out for liver and onions, meat loaf, tuna and noodles, catfish, and order milk as a beverage.
They've NEVER understood the music they listen to, the films they watch, the books they read. GOP candidates at all levels have used or tried to use Born in the USA for decades. These people seem to have cognitive limitations that prevent them from understanding meaning.
It's always been this. The whole 'facts don't care about your feelings' thing was a cliche parroted by dumb guys who have no idea how to tell fact from fiction or recognize a good or bad argument. See: "critical thinker in bio"
They found out that Sesame Street taught non-white children the alphabet and how to count (ah ah ah).
"Chronicling the bedlam and chaos of a group of musicians as they cut a swath of debauchery and destruction through 21st century Europe."
‘Our John McLaughlin Tour Diary’ - UK Jazz News ukjazznews.com/our-john-mcla…
This is interesting because two months ago, Rolling Stone put Benson Boone on their cover calling him the 'Future of Music,' while the very same day featuring him in their SXSW showcase.
Why Does Everything Sound Like an Audition Song for ‘The Voice’?
Hot 100 hits are leading a wave of pop releases that sound like a perfect fit for TV singing competition contestants. rollingstone.com/music/music…
"when a young person says, "--I just forgot what I was talking about"-- everyone just laughs & thinks nothing of it, & indeed it means nothing much."
It usually means they're stoned.
when a young person says, "--I just forgot what I was talking about"-- everyone just laughs & thinks nothing of it, & indeed it means nothing much.
when an older person has the identical experience, it is judged differently.
a rule of thumb is: if an older person runs for office & wins, he/she will be far more vulnerable to media attacks that are in essence ageist attacks.
it won't matter if the elected official is effective in office, even excellent --the "age factor" will always work against them; it's a weapon in the hands of adversaries.
