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Book Review: How and Why the US is Economically ‘Divided’
Book Review: ‘Lightning’ Words about Bird
Truckloads of Soul (Aspects of The Blues)
ADSP Chapter 25: God can be found inside many things: The sun, moon, and stars; a child's simple wisdom; a lover's kiss. And at one nightclub on one sultry summer evening in Southern California, god was in the fingers of Derek Trucks.
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Book Review: Next U.S. President Profiled in ‘HRC’
Getting in Touch with your Inner Racist: Book Review of ‘Dog Whistle Politics’
Book Review: Brilliant Words on Music in ‘Visions of Jazz’
Book Review: Breezy Writing about ‘Windfall’ Profits in ‘Windfall: The Booming Business of Global Warming’
Book Review: Loutish Voice in the Room, er, ‘The Loudest Voice in the Room’
Book Review: A War Book with a Difference, ‘Blackett’s War’
Book Review: ‘The Bully Pulpit: Theodore Roosevelt, William Howard Taft and the Golden Age of Journalism’
Book Review: Music Career Guide Number 1,245,834, ‘The Artist’s Guide to Success in the Music Business’
Initial Reactions: Book review of ‘Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Champion of Freedom’ by Conrad Black
Book Review: Doubling Down on Democracy
Book Review: The Permanent Political Cla$$ and ‘Extortion’
Stone Solid Hooks (Reflections on Da Blooze)
ADSP Chapter 24: The blues will never die. Here's one reason: Audiences have a visceral response to the music, even if it's done merely adequately. And when it's done well, the audience reaction can be amazing. Either way, when somebody is playin' da blooze it means that guys will be drinking and girls will be dancing. In other words, a good time will be had by all.
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DVD Review: Making the Dark Ages Fun
REVIEW: The Barbarians, The Vikings, The Goths, The Vandals, and The Huns are not just great names for rock groups, they were also terrific periods for artistic creation. Thanks to the 4-part DVD entitled 'The Dark Ages: An Age of Light,' you and your family can see the art they made while touring the world in the company of a very entertaining host.
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Book Review: ‘Command and Control’ by Eric Schlosser
A Musical High from Verheyen – studio great Carl Verheyen consistently wows the crowds
ADSP Chapter 23: When hired guns go solo, the results can be "meh" or "yowza," but studio great Carl Verheyen ("ver-HIGH-un") consistently wows the crowds. Los Angeles is full of guitar aces for hire and one of the best has a name you can't pronounce. You have heard quite a lot of the work of Carl Verheyen even though you may not be aware of it.
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