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Happy Talk (for Nancy Wilson)

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Whatever Will Be: Or, Where’s the Meaning?

BY: Genise, Guest Writer** From where is meaning derived in a song, the lyrics or the music? Have you ever walked into the middle of a conversation and totally misinterpreted a situation? When taken out of context, a phrase could have infinite meanings.  Lyrics work in the same way.  One could spend...

By Dr. Guthrie /  February 16, 2011
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Tales of the Real Village People: Or How She Became Kellie Jones

Things to See, Hear, and Read in ’11, Part 3 This spring Duke University Press (together with its admirable “editor’s editor,” Ken Wissoker) will release Kellie Jones’ much anticipated collected essays, and folk outside of the close-knit contemporary “fine art” world will...

By Dr. Guthrie /  January 23, 2011
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Brotherly Love and Philly Grooves: The Supa Lowery Brothers Flow Way Out West

Things to see, hear, and read in ’11, Part 2 In the lobby of Shutters, a hotel on the beach in Santa Monica, I walked passed an empty drum set and grand piano and entered the dining room without too much of a second thought.  Someone had recommended this spot to enjoy a special meal […]

By Dr. Guthrie /  January 16, 2011
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From Mozart to Motown: Alicia Hall Moran’s Motor City Musings

Things to See, Hear, and Read in ’11, Part One It’s great to witness the process of emerging work.  This is especially true when the piece is as thoughtful as Alicia Hall Moran’s Motown Project, a meditation on the Motown songbook.  Of course, there have been many “covers” of this treasure...

By Dr. Guthrie /  January 8, 2011
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