Wednesday, February 26th
timeless
This I could listen to all day.
Steve Jordan (1957-, drums), Bernie Worrell (1944-2016, keyboard), live, published 2012
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Friday, February 21st
passings
Jerry Butler, singer, songwriter, producer, musician, politician, December 8, 1939-February 20, 2025
“For Your Precious Love” (J. Butler, A. Brooks, R. Brooks), 1958
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“Only the Strong Survive” (J. Butler, K. Gamble, L. Huff), 1969
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“Ain’t Understanding Mellow” (H. Talbert, H. Polk) with Brenda Lee Eager, live (TV show), 1970s
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“Let It Be Me” (P. Delanoë, Gilbert Bécaud) with Betty Everett, live (TV show), 2000)
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Wednesday, February 19th
alone
Zosha Warpeha (Hardanger d’amore), “wakerobin,” 2024
Tomorrow night she’ll be performing at Chicago’s Constellation, as part of this year’s Frequency Festival.
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Sunday, February 16th
sounds of Atlanta
Howard “Slim” Hunt & The Supreme Angels, “Over Yonder,” live, Atlanta, 1998
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Sunday, February 9th
timeless
The Consolers, live (TV show: Bobby Jones Gospel), c. 1980s
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lagniappe
random sights
other day, outside Chicago
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Monday, February 3rd
passings
Susan Alcorn (1953–January 31, 2025), pedal steel guitarist
Live, Rochester, N.Y., 2018
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random sights
other day, Oak Park, Illinois (Conservatory)
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Sunday, February 2nd
sounds of Louisville
Rev. Eddie James and Family, “Storm Is Passing Over,” 1970s
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random sights
other day, Chicago
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Monday, January 27th
Need a break from the unceasing cacophony?
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791), Adagio in B Minor (K. 540); Grigory Sokolov (1950-, piano), live, Spain (San Sebastián), 2023
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other day, Chicago
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Sunday, January 19th
sounds of Hendersonville, North Carolina
Robert Blair & The Fantastic Violinaires, live, Hendersonville, North Carolina, 1991
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other day, Oak Park, Illinois
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Thursday, January 16th
what’s new
Marshall Allen (1924-, alto saxophone, composition), “New Dawn” (Knoel Scott, lyrics), feat. Neneh Cherry (vocals), published 1/15/25
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