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Sunday, March 29th

testify!

Sister O.M. Terrell (1911-2006), “I’m Going to That City,” 1953

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Friday, March 27th

4n

Jeff Parker ETA IVtet (JP, guitar; Josh Johnson, alto saxophone; Anna Butterss, bass; Jay Bellerose, drums), live, Washington, D.C. 2025

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Saturday, March 14th

sounds of Jamaica

Augustus Pablo ([1954-1999] guitar, melodica), Hugh Mundell ([1962-1983] vocals), live, Jamaica (outside Kingston), 1979

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Thursday, February 26th

what’s new

Marc Ribot Quartet: Hurry Red Telephone (MR, guitar; Chad Taylor, drums; Sebastian Steinberg, bass; Briggan Krauss, saxophone), “Bells” (Albert Ayler), live, Minneapolis, 2/20/26

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Sunday, February 8th

basement jukebox

Rev. Leon Pinson (1919-1998) and His Talking Guitar, “If You Are a Witness, Let God Abide”

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Sunday, January 25th

timeless

Blind Willie Johnson (1897-1945, MCOTD Hall of Fame), “Bye and Bye I’m Going to See the King,” 1929 (rec. 12/10/29, New Orleans)

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yesterday, Chicago (Monadnock Building, 1890s)

Wednesday, January 21st

what’s new

Khruangbin, live, Seattle, published 1/20/26 (rec. 11/19/25)

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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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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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