“Without this class, school would suck.” The Americana Project is the class that doesn’t suck. Six seasons ago, Pagosa Springs, Colorado, performing artist Bob Hemenger took his passion for music to the local school board and with moral and financial support from the […]
Duo Songs of the Fall debut a new song during Pagosa Springs, Colorado, Americana Project concert.
Songs of the Fall play for the students of Pagosa Springs (CO) High School’s Americana Project.
I’ve seen a quote attributed to the great Hank Williams: “A song ain’t nothin’ in the world but a story just wrote with music to it.” In Norse legend, the Three Norns sit at the foot of Yggdrasil, the tree […]
My old Front Range friends from Halden Wofford & the Hi-Beams came over the mountain to play a couple shows at Durango and Cortez, Colorado, and then down to Taos, New Mexico. The good fellows at KSUT Four Corners Public Radio […]
“I saw the light from heaven shining all around.” –Dry Bones, traditional, as performed by Graham Lindsey This weekend we endured the shortest day of the year — all about the darkness and all about the light. The glass is […]
My uncle used to love me but she died. Chicken ain’t chicken until its lickin’ good and fried Keep it on the sunny side. -Sweetback Sisters It’s fun to be a critic. In pop culture, politics, academics, whatever, the world is […]
Jed Marum produced the soundtrack to The Road to Valhalla, a documentary on the irregular Civil War on the Kansas-Missouri frontier.
Diary of Orrin Brown, East of Sandersville, Georgia: Sunday–Nov. 27th We were on the road again this morning at 7 Oclock, we haven’t seen any Rebs today. It has been very warm today, our Company went on Picket tonight the […]
One hundred and fifty years ago, my ancestor Orrin O. Brown of Michigan, entered the military service of the United States in the great Civil War. I am following his diary these many years later as he marches with General […]
