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Delbert lets the freedom of the blues ring

Delbert lets the freedom of the blues ring Teddy Allen View Comments Happy Fourth of July to you and to one of our favorite bluesmen, Delbert McClinton, who recently announced his retirement from singing and playing and romanticizing honky tonks, Cajuns, and the rockin’ harmonica. If you don’t know Delbert, it might be too late to catch up. Don’t know if he’s an acquired taste or not but I’ve always loved him since the first time I heard Emmylou Harris sing “Two More Bottles of Wine,” written by Delbert. Hard to believe he just turned 80. To me he’s an eternal 43 and singing in a blues bar where everybody is smoking Pall Mall unfiltered or Larks and trying to drink Pabst, although it’s beyond me how they can.

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Milwaukee Music Roundup: Valerie Lighthart, Eli Cash, Johanna Rose, Velocihamster

Milwaukee Music Roundup: Valerie Lighthart, Eli Cash, Johanna Rose, Velocihamster
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On Teaching The Tulsa Race Massacre

For decades I was an Oklahoma History teacher in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Growing up in Tulsa there was indeed “a conspiracy of silence” regarding these tragic, horrific events, nothing ever discussed or covered about them in schools. Then a former Tulsa KOTV reporter, Skip Nicholson produced Greenwood Blues, The Tulsa Race War of 1921 for KOCO-TV 5 in Oklahoma City in 1983, followed by Tulsan Jilda Unruh producing Tulsa’s Secret: The Tulsa Race Riot of 1921 for KTUL-TV in 1985. Later the History Channel under Sean P Geary and Mark Montgomery produced In Search of History: The Night Tulsa Burned, in … Continue reading →

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Sunday Funday: 100 Years Since Tulsa Massacre Edition

1921: The Tulsa Race Massacre | Goin’ Back to T-Town | American Experience | PBS (13.5 minutes) https://youtu.be/Q -iWaTOiqw Most of you have heard references to the Tulsa Massacre at least in recent days. The stories of the attack by whites on the very successful black community of Tulsa, Oklahoma had been mostly buried. Only recently…

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More movies that help us understand Texas and its history

Did you know there were two big films titled “Lone Star”? We’ve added an alphabetized list of key movies about Texas. Texans adore movies about Texas and Texans. In my May 10 “Think, Texas” column ( Starring Texas: What you can learn about the state through its movies ), I tried to sort out what it means to be a “Texas movie,” and argued that such a film must be about our state, not just shot here. It must tell us something about who we are. I applied that standard to 32 movies, starting with the two versions of “The Trip to Bountiful,” one starring Geraldine Page, the other Cicely Tyson, and ending with the never-ending “Texas Chainsaw Massacre” franchise.

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