Stax Rarities: more goodies from Soulsville USA
I guess a must-have from the vaults for Stax aficionados. musicsoulStax
I guess a must-have from the vaults for Stax aficionados. musicsoulStax
Genius — born on this day. For more on Booker check out the documentary Bayou Maharajah. Bayou Maharajah: The Tragic Genius of James Bookerboogie woogieJames Bookermusicnew orleanspiano
Lovely recollection of Rory by Chris Morrison. This story brings to mind that of Scot Halpin. Chris MorrisonguitarKeith Moon.musicrock ‘n rollRory Gallagherscot helpin
Refreshingly on the right track and by a prominent millennial showing up the mal-educated monomaniacal authoritarian tendencies of the IYIs of his age group. Anyway see Ryan Holiday in The Observer. It is not stealing or looting to take things that inspire you in one culture and adapt and change them to further your own expression. It’s…
Worth checking out this recently published book. As has been variously argued, jazz as a spontaneous order makes a nonsense of the vulgar rationalisms peddled by the “cultural appropriation” fundamentalists. Conversationjack sullivanJazzmusicnew orleansregressive leftSpontaneous order
Born on this day, one of my favourite vocalists. None other than Bobby Womack references Rawls in a song of his. bobby womacklou rawlsmusicsoul
Freely available paper in Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience. Humans routinely experience pleasure in response to higher order stimuli that confer no clear evolutionary advantage. Aesthetic responses through pursuit of and engagement with the arts activates the same reward network in the brain that responds to the basic, sensory pleasures associated with food, sex and drugs…
The phrase “kicking against the pricks” takes on a whole new meaning . . . if you get my drift. Good on you Nick! gothicJew hatredmusicNick Cavephilosophical musicregressive leftwim wenderswings of desire
Intimately drawn obituary by Ricky Riccardi. George AvakianJazzLouis ArmstrongmusicRicky Riccardi
Born on this day — Mac Rebennack. boogie woogieDr. Johnmac Rebennackmusicnew orleanspianothe band