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Monthly Archives: August 2012
Based on the novel by… (audio link included)
Recently, I read Hunter S. Thompson’s The Rum Diary. It is an excellent book written during Thompson’s early days before he became the “Gonzo” journalist of wild and crazy fame later in his life. His writing in The Rum Diary … Continue reading
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Tagged Ernest Hemingway, Here I Go, Hunter S. Thompson, Jaws, Les Kerr, Peter Benchley, Red Blues, The Rum Diary, Walt Wilkins, William Faulkner
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De Luxe guitar
Well, I finally saw one. A 1937 Gibson Roy Smeck Stage De Luxe guitar. In George Gruhn’s Guitar Store on Lower Broadway in Nashville, Tennessee. I first heard of a Roy Smeck Stage De Luxe through the old, worn out … Continue reading
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Tagged de luxe, Gibson, Gruhn, guitar, Jerry Jeff Walker, Les Kerr, Lower Broadway, music, Nashville, Roy Smeck, stage, ukulele
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Dixie Chix Filet
This is not about what was said but rather the right to say it. Everybody likes the concept of “freedom of speech” until they disagree with something somebody says. In my mind, Dan Cathy, the president of Chick-fil-A has a right … Continue reading
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Tagged Chic-fil-A, chicken cross the road, Dan Cathy, Dixie Chicks, freedom of speech, Natalie Maines
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Les Kerr's Liner Notes 