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Friday, July 31st

summer in the city

Sleater-Kinney, live, Chicago (Pitchfork Music Festival), 7/18/15

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art beat: Wednesday at the Chicago History Museum

Vivian Maier (1926-2009), Chicago

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Tuesday, July 28th

tonight in Chicago

These guys are playing at Elastic Arts.

Vox Arcana (Tim Daisy, percussion; James Falzone, clarinet; Fred Lonberg-Holm, cello, guitar), live, South Carolina (West Columbia), 2012

 

Saturday, July 25th

Back to Brooklyn.

Trio Caveat (James Ilgenfritz, bass; Chris Welcome, guitar; Jonathan Moritz, saxophone) with Mat Maneri (viola), live, New York (Barbes), 2012

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musical thoughts

Too much music suffers from too little mystery.

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[T]hose who know her [nature], know her less / The nearer her they get.

—Emily Dickinson (1830-1886), #1433 (Franklin)

Friday, July 24th

only rock ‘n’ roll

Patti Smith, live, England (Glastonbury Festival), 6/28/15


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art beat

Robert Frank (1924-), from The Lines of My Hand (1972)

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I have no Life but this

—Emily Dickinson (1830-1886), #1432 (Franklin)

Thursday, July 23rd

This guitar player gets around. Last weekend Wilco—he’s been a member since 2004—headlined Chicago’s Pitchfork Music Festival. Here he’s playing a small performance space in Brooklyn.

BB&C (Tim Berne, alto saxophone; Jim Black, drums; Nels Cline, guitar), live, New York (Shapeshifter Lab), 2012

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random sights

yesterday morning
Columbus Park, Chicago

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Friday, July 17th

timeless

Otis Redding (with Booker T. & the M.G.’s, Sam & Dave), live, 1967

Friday, July 10th

only rock ‘n’ roll

Wire with St. Vincent, “Drill,” live, Chicago, 6/12/15

 

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Danny Lyon (1942-), Brooklyn, 1974

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Saturday, July 4th

Happy 4th of July!

This country has gotten a lot of things wrong—music it got right.

The Blasters, “American Music,” live, Champaign, Ill., 1985

 

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Bruce Davidson (1933-), Chicago (south side blues bar), 1962

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radio: WKCR (Columbia University)

What better way to celebrate Louis Armstrong’s adopted birthday than to play his music around the clock?

Friday, July 3rd

only rock ‘n’ roll

Mick Collins (Dirtbombs) with Don Was Detroit All-Star Revue (DW, bass; Randy Jacobs, guitar; Luis Resto, keyboards; Terry Thunder, drums), “Stop,” live, Detroit, 2008

 

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Bruce Davidson (1933-), New York (Brooklyn), 1959

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Friday, June 26th

sounds of Chicago

Your day’s about to get better.

Hound Dog Taylor and the Houserockers (HDT, vocals & guitar; Brewer Phillips, guitar; Ted Harvey, drums), live, Cambridge, Mass. (Joe’s Place), 1972

1st Set*

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*Set lists (courtesy of YouTube):

1st

1) Gonna Send You Back To Georgia
2) Taylor’s Crawl
3) Rock Me Baby
4) Goodnight Boogie
5) Wild About You
6) Jumpin’ With Symphony Sid
7) The Things I Used To Do
8) Phillip’s Stomp
9) I Just Can’t Take It
10) What Do I Say
11) Ingleside Blues

2nd

1) Dust My Broom
2) Phillip’s Crawl
3) Freddie’s Blues
4) Strollin’ With Brewer
5) It Hurts Me Too
6) Jumpin’ With Symphony Sid
7) Take Five
8) Blues For Suzie
9) Roll Your Moneymaker
10) Let’s Get Funky
11) Florence’s Blues