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Monday, January 19th

timeless

Martin Luther King Jr. (1929-1968), Nobel Peace Prize Acceptance Speech, Norway (University of Oslo), 12/10/64

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yesterday, Oak Park, Illinois (Conservatory)

Sunday, January 18th

sounds of Chicago (in Louisiana)

Soul Stirrers (Jesse J. Farley, Johnny Jones, Martin Jacox, Arthur Crume, Rufus Crume), live (“That’s Heaven To Me,” “When the Gates Swing Open,” “Wade in The Water,” “Sermonette,” “Free at Last,” “Resting Easy”), Louisiana, 1972

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Friday, January 16th

what’s new

John Cage (1912-1992), In a Landscape (1948); Thomas Kotcheff (piano), Bryan Curt Costors (electronics), published 1/15/26

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Thursday, January 15th

alone

Chris Corsano (drums, etc.), live, Netherlands (The Hague), 2022

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yesterday, Chicago (Columbus Park)

Wednesday, January 14th

 alone

Reiko Füting, “passage: time (copy)”; Miranda Cuckson (violin), 2025

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Monday, January 12th

sounds of Croatia

Roj Osa featuring Rob Mazurek (cornet, voice, etc.), live, Croatia (Zagreb [Vintage Industrial Bar]), 2024

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Sunday, January 11th

timeless

Five Soul Stirrers of Houston, live (“Lordy, Lordy”; “John, The Revelator”; “How Did You Feel When You Came Out of the Wilderness”; “Standing by the Bedside of a Neighbor”), Austin, Texas, 1936

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other day, Oak Park, Illinois (U.S. Post Office)

Saturday, January 10th

basement jukebox

Sonny Boy Williamson II (aka Alex [or Aleck] Miller, 1912-1965, vocals, harmonica), “Help Me” (S. Williamson, et al.), 1963


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Friday, January 9th

What a thrill it is to bump into a performance, as I did last night, that you didn’t even know existed, and to find yourself immersed so deeply, so wholeheartedly, from the first moment to the last, that when it ends you have no choice but to begin—again.

Sandy Denny (1947-1978 [voice, guitar]), “Who Knows Where the Time Goes” (S. Denny), live, BBC Radio Broadcast (John Peel Sessions), 1973

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Thursday, January 8th

timeless

Frank Sinatra & Antonio Carlos Jobim (guitar, voice), medley (“Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars [Corcovado],” A. Jobim, et al.; “Change Partners,” I. Berlin; “I Concentrate on You,” C. Porter; “The Girl From Ipanema,” A. Jobim, et al.), 1967 (published 1/2/26)

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