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Introduction to the Blues, Part 2The Mississippi Delta was fertile ground for the roots of the blues.
Introduction to the Blues, Part 1Newsvine's own Walt D has an article on Charlotte Music Examiner about the origins of blues.
Today winsomecowboy and I are joined by Mykola Bilokonsky, kymlee, Ryan Stolte-Sawa, and even Walt D and rwarner for a bit, by phone.
Starting last week I made good on my New Year's resolution to start to write a list on a regular basis of the best articles I've read written by other Newsviners.
Once upon a time, in a universe existing primarily in the spaces between computers, two stalwart adventurers met on the road. One, an adventurous musician with a weakness for rubber chickens. The other, an idealistic lunatic with a penchant for awkward linguistic constructions.
In my Resolutions for Newsvine Use in 2008 I said I'd try to return to spotlighting, weekly or monthly, some of the best original reporting and writing I've come across at Newsvine.
I'd like to try something new. There are a lot of folks around here who have interesting things to say. I'd be interested in hearing about the following subjects from the following people:
Ah, the sweet, sweet smell of media consolidation penetrates every cell of my being. My thought-dreams are saturated with the panic and the pleasure of increasing revenues for one of the big-time news sources.
The Newsvine Team is honored to recognize the contributions from Walt D., by awarding Sir Walt the Random Act of Vineness. Not only has Walt D.
One thing that stuck me as interesting, is that Cash informed me on the way back that the other Vinemeet attendees were quite nervous to meet each other. Kymlee's recent post confirms this, where she writes,
She dwelled among the treetops and stared for miles. From far away her wings looked all a blaze. She's hungry again tonight. She shall feast upon spirits.
I have been tagged by both Celestina and Djehuty to tell you 8 things about me that you don't know. Here are the rules: 1. Post these rules before delving into the meat. 2. Players start with eight random facts/habits about themselves. 3.
I pretty much try real hard to speak, write and think like nothing is sacred. I feel free to undermine any concept and smash every pedestal, provided I treat my subject with respect.
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