“‘Dirt it tough’ at Dartmouth: jah and shakespeare in the reagan irie”
Actually Peter OutLoud had a great story this week about the history of the tenderloin but he could’ve name checked “the hard crowd” by Rachel Kushner whose parents were introduced by Dartmouth beat poet alden van buskirk, her essay about being a bartender at the blue lamp…
On Feb 9, 2022, at 9:26 AM, mark weiss <earwopa@yahoo.com> wrote:
Coinkydinky I licensed a photo from this guy to use in my blog I think I paid him 150 bucks:
Actually I was indirectly discussing this with Julian Shore the part about Henry Butler and Mulgrew Miller in France
Coinkydinky is a coined phrase one of the few coined phrases that literally uses the word “coin”I was meaning to write this morning a post about the word “Negro” and the word (N-word) and the fact that between 1984 and 2018 they discovered 150 years of prior uses, that the word dates from 1550 not 1700 I’m referring to Webster’s ninth versus Webster’s 11th of course of course I took with noel Perrin or Peter Saccio At Dartmouth in the 80s — I took James Shapiro but it was Marley not Othello; Strike that it was Marlowe not Marley—DAM bully fool
Sent from my iPhoneBut do it with my bad cell
On Feb 9, 2022, at 9:01 AM, Matt Merewitz <matt@fullyaltered.com> wrote:
Photographer John Rogers’ Book Debut Showcases Images of Acclaimed Improvisers Including Ornette Coleman, Paul Motian and Dr. Yusef Lateef Along with Pandemic-Era NYC Street Photography in Old and New Dreams
Out March 22, 2022
Old and New Dreams, is a striking document of veteran NYC music and street photographer John Rogers’ evolving vitality. In his first published collection of photography, Rogers draws from his fifteen-year, pre-pandemic live concert image catalog featuring master improvisers such as Ornette Coleman, Cecile McLorin Salvant, Paul Motian, Dr.Yusef Lateef, and Bill Frisell juxtaposed with the starkness of present-day New York City behind its pandemic mask.
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Am I the only person to bring to your attention that a white supremacist or Nazi was allowed to speak to City Council last night under a fake name and used the opportunity to call out “n-word/plural” and say “F**** R****** E*********”?
Plastic Alto with Mark Weiss 
