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Wrote about Japanese Breakfast and Clipse’s Bonnaroo sets
Hazel Dickens and Alice Gerrard - Working Girl Blues [Country / Bluegrass, USA] (1975)
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A proposed data center near the Nashville Zoo could be significantly larger than previously reported — and the site’s stormwater runoff could affect zoo property.
This week’s cover story: The historic zoning commission wrote a whitewashed story of a 100-year-old model home in Green Hills East. The history lives deeper. https://www.nashvillescene.com/news/coverstory/green-hills-model-home-historic-zoning/article_8ac2de68-0cd3-4c69-8442-857eada34a42.html
Audience editor @avparnell.bsky.social charts a course through the limited-time offerings of this month’s Summer Roll Out Bakery Crawl.
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I think it’s a badge of honor that my car got stuck in the mud at Bonnaroo press parking
I was lucky enough to interview Abdullah Ibrahim for @vpm.org a few years back. He told me his process of making music was to approach each note with total sincerity, and I think you can feel that throughout his work
And check out my friend Annie Parnell's @avparnell.bsky.social interview with Ibrahim. It's really good. bsky.app/profile/avpa...
The renowned South African pianist's newest album, 3, is available now.
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I spoke with @npr.org's All Things Considered about the late, great South African pianist & composer Abdullah Ibrahim, today. It's an excellent report. You'll hear me talking for about 10 seconds. Maybe 12. 😄 www.npr.org/2026/06/16/n...
Bakeries across Nashville and Davidson County are participating in the Summer Roll Out Bakery Crawl. It’s organized by Baked on 8th, and participating stores are offering limited-edition treats throug...
I was lucky enough to interview Abdullah Ibrahim for @vpm.org a few years back. He told me his process of making music was to approach each note with total sincerity, and I think you can feel that throughout his work
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The renowned South African pianist's newest album, 3, is available now.
