Who needs a stage when you’ve got the subway?
“Diamonds And Pearls,” Washington, D.C.
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“Thin Line Between Love And Hate,” New York
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“Stand By Me,” Chicago
serendipity
These tracks brightened a recent Saturday afternoon, thanks to
WFMU-FM (Terre T’s Cherry Blossom Clinic, Sat., 3-6 p.m. [EST]).
The Equals, “I Can See But You Don’t Know” (1970)
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The Eyes, “I’m Rowed Out” (1965)
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The Shades of Night, “Fluctuation” (1967)
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The Kinks, “She’s Got Everything” (1968)
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lagniappe
reading table
[S]itting on the stone wall of the pump house overlooking the reservoir eating my old tuna, jalapeno and “hot” hummus sandwich I had a peaceful sense of NOTHINGNESS and that was what I was going to come to. DEATH is NOTHING. It’s not death that’s sad, it’s life. There is nothing sad about nothing. I had a very strong feeling that I am nothing visiting something. Yes, I am nothing visiting something and returning to nothing.
—Spalding Gray, The Journals of Spalding Gray (2011)
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