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‘Signs of Life’

New book alert: “Signs of Life is a moving collection of photos of the hand-made signs that appeared [...]

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Mash & Hoax

Just when you (well, when I) thought BoingBoing had devolved into nothing but “Xeni is on TV again,” and “Cory has another promotional event tomorrow,” the site comes through with some great stuff.
First: None other than Xeni links to “Wu Orleans,” in which DJ BC has mixed various pieces of New Orleans music with the [...]

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Well this is intereting: The Dirty Dozen Brass Band has done an album, due out on August 29, that is a re-creation of Marvin Gaye’s “What’s Going On.” This NPR interview indicates that on a certain level it is the band’s response to Katrina.
Plus, the title track features CHUCK D!!
Did everyone else know about this [...]

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Promotional Item

It’s a big day here at no notes HQ: The power and influence of the world’s leading “St. James Infirmary”-themed blog marches forward by way of some kind words on my favorite Podcast, The Sounds In My Head. Sure this is partly the result of my harassing host Daniel after he did a New [...]

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In connection with the day job, I try to keep an eye on certain areas of academic research. That’s why I happened to be flipping through the March 2006 issue (Vol. 17; No. 3) of Psychological Science, a journal publishd by the Association for Psychological Sciences, and got interested in an article called “Message [...]

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6 Links

1. Pal Karen Schoemer talks about her new book on the radio show On Point. She’s joined by Nellie McKai (who reviewed her book for the NYT), Patti Page, and Fabian. The book is called Great Pretenders: My Strange Love Affair with ’50s Pop Music. Here’s an excerpt on the NYT site, which I guess [...]

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6 Links

1. Cylinder Preservation and Digitization Project at the University of California, Santa Barbara. Streams and downloads of thousands of cylinder recordings. (Article about it in NYT). Superdope.
2. David Byrne Radio, two hours and 43 minutes of music he likes (not music by him). This month it’s “Afro-Cuban classics mostly from the 40s and 50s.” In [...]

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