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Category Archives: ethniceities
Steve Lacy twice
I’m not going to fault Veronica DeJesus for embellishing Steve Lacy’s resume: “played w/Muddy Waters”. I don’t think Steve played with Muddy — the person who might know is Bob Margolin, or Eric Hanson. More people think of Steve as … Continue reading
Posted in ethniceities, jazz
Tagged andy heller, aretha franklin, carla kihlstedt, don cherry, eric hanson, ernie freeman, irene aebi, roswell rudd, steve lacy, veronica deJesus
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Candye Kane, truly gifted
Live your life, play your part. Let the feelings flow from your heart. You can’t change the tide, you can’t change the sea you just gotta be who you were born to be. I wouldn’t be alive now if it … Continue reading
Posted in art, big shoulders, ethniceities, filthy lucre, la la, music, Nash, sex, sf moma
Tagged candye kane, Laura chavez, ted gehrke
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Remi Woof ‘Hello’ remix or mash up etude featuring empty green bottle
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Personal to Plastic Alto voters in Palo Alto: you have 90 more minutes to get to the polls and vote REBECCA
I met Rebecca Eisenberg walking our dogs at the new park at Peers Park and then have followed her campaign avidly since it started in June. I mention her here 23 times. I voted for she and three others, but … Continue reading
Posted in ethniceities, music, Plato's Republic, sex, sf moma
Tagged rebecca eisenberg
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Cutting contest for candidates
I am hereby inviting the 10 Palo Alto City Council candidates to respond to a prompt: on your cell phone, sing a bar, a line or a verse from the song “When You Were Mine”.I will post the results on … Continue reading
Fifty seven eighty one skidoo
NOFX VS ‘Nolf’ NOFX is a punk band of considerable renown that features two Jewish members and has a set titled “Two Heebs and “ something, and on that flimsy basis I watched part of their recent podcast video as … Continue reading
On Yom Kippur I couldn’t help jumping the gun to post that Dan Bern wrote that a Swastika four 7’s
On Yom Kippur at around 6:41 on a Monday and the sun doesn’t go down until 6:55 I jumped the gun to post that Dan Bern said something once about reclaiming the swastika and he said that it is comprised … Continue reading
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In Tanaka’s Satanic Service, Strikes Two
BLUF: if i was going to answer such a question I would say I am reading the autobiography of the recently deceased football hero Gale Sayers for whom the NFL humanitarian of the year award is named for “I Am … Continue reading
Posted in art, austistic, ethniceities, film, filthy lucre, la la, lumpialumpialumpia, media, music, Nash, Plato's Republic, words
Tagged christopher marlowe, gale sayers, greg tanaka, mateo romero, Molly Tuttle
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