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British Music Humor

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On December 1, 2016
This should be true and not satire. Mary Fisher, owner of the Demon Bean in Kilburn, took desperate measures after an infestation of laptop-wielding ‘digital nomads’ threatened her business. She said: “They’d sit there, typing away, not buying anything. I had to take desperate measures,...

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On November 5, 2016

The great country songwriter Curly Putman is dead. He wrote such hits as "The Green, Green Grass of Home," "D.I.V.O.R.C.E" "Dumb Blonde" and "He Stopped Loving Her Today." Pretty amazing.

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Music Notes

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On September 24, 2016
Here's an interview with Laura Ballance, Superchunk bassist and CEO of Merge Records. Question for you. Is Merge the greatest label in rock history? I have to say that it is. In my view, it's up with the greatest labels of all time like Atlantic...

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On September 3, 2016

Time for one of my occasional catch-all music posts. Pitchfork released a list of the Top 200 Songs of the 70s. To say the least, this represents a hipster's modern.

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Irving Fields, RIP

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On August 23, 2016
The wonderful Irving Fields has died at the age of 101. Fields was a brilliant piano player and probably the last living man on the Catskill circuit of the postwar years who in the 1950s combined Jewish music traditions with Latin rhythms. His most famous...

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On July 16, 2016

Time for another Saturday evening music conversation. A few notes: Rob Wasserman has died. Best known for his work with Bob Weir, Wasserman was a truly great bassist. Pop Matters.

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Ralph Stanley, RIP

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On June 24, 2016
The great Ralph Stanley died last night at the age of 89. Stanley was the last major living figure of the early bluegrass era. He began recording with his brother Carter in 1947. They never had major financial success--really only Bill Monroe and Flatt &...
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