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Sunday, November 23rd

testify!

Elder Sam Windham (guitar, voice), “Yes Lord,” live, New York, 1964

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last night, Oak Park, Illinois

Friday, November 21st

what’s new

One-word review: Wow!

Archer (Dave Rempis, saxophone; Terrie Hessels, guitar; Jon Rune Strøm, bass; Tollef Østvang, drums), live, Austria (Wels), 11/8/25

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yesterday, Chicago

Monday, November 10th

what’s new

SML, live, Chicago (Empty Bottle), 2025 (published 11/6/25)

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other day, Chicago (Columbus Park)

Sunday, July 13th

testify!

Ethel Profit, “Death Is Not the End,” 1970s

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other day, Chicago (Columbus Park)

Sunday, May 18th

passings

Joseph “Jo Jo” Wallace, singer, guitarist, member of the Sensational Nightingales, October 4, 1926-May 7, 2025

The 63rd Anniversary of the Sensational Nightingales, live, Durham, North Carolina, 2010

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“Somewhere to Lay My Head,” live (TV show), 1960s

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other day, Chicago (Columbus Park)

Thursday, April 10th

passings

Clem Burke, drummer, November 24, 1954-April 6, 2025

Blondie (Deborah Harry [vocals], Clem Burke [drums], et al.), “Dreaming,” video published 2010

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Sunday, April 6th

sounds of Louisville

The Religious Five, “He Is Sweet, I Know,” live (TV show), Louisville, Kentucky, 1974

Thursday, April 3rd

passings

George Freeman (guitarist), April 10, 1927-April 1, 2025

Birth Sign,* 1970 (Delmark Records)

When, fifty years ago, I first heard this album, I thought it was wonderful. I still do.

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*1. “Mama, Papa, Brother” 2. “Cough It Up” 3. “My Scenery” 4. “Must Be, Must Be” 5. “Birth Sign” 6. “Hoss” 7. “My Ship”

George Freeman, guitar; Lester Lashley, trombone (track 4); Von Freeman (brother, MCOTD Hall of Fame), tenor saxophone (tracks 2-3, 6-7); Kalaparusha Maurice McIntyre, tenor saxophone (track 4); Sonny Burke, organ (tracks 1–6); Robert Pierce, organ (track 4); Billy Mitchell, drums

Tuesday, April 1st

what’s new

Paal Nilssen-Love (drums, percussion), Jim O’Rourke (guitar), Ken Vandermark (reeds), live, Japan (Club Sakuraza, Kofu), 2024 (published 3/10/25)

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yesterday, Oak Park, Illinois

Monday, March 24th

more

Link Wray (1929-2005, guitar, vocals) with John Cippolina (1943-1989, guitar), et al., “Mystery Train” (J. Parker), live, San Francisco, 1974

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