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A NIGHT I FORGOT TO REMEMBER TO FORGET

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HEY EVERYONE IT IS HAPPENING AGAIN. THE BOLD STUMPS WILL APPEAR AGAIN!  OPENING FOR THE ONE 2 MANY BAND. A SPLENDID TIME IS GUARANETEED FER ALL! GEORGE’S TAVERN 1201 N MAIN ST RACINE WISCONSIN   AUGUST 19 7 PM MICHAEL BRUSHA ~ JEFF DEMARK ~ PAUL DEMARK ~ JIM HAAS ~ SID MATTERER ~ JOHN RUETZ ~ CHRIS SPRINGHORN ~ JACK VAUGHAN MUCH MORE TO COME "Like a luminescent jelly fish in a sea of dark murk." - STOLLING RONE

A Day to Remember

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  Let us never forget! It was Slim Whitman's yodeling rendition of "Indian Love Call" that  ultimately repelled Martian invaders during the administration of James Dale [Jack Nicholson] in 1996 . His sound  is  unearthly - like a human Theremin. Truly, a close call.

Bob Dylan Rolling Thunder Revue Nov 4 1975

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This is probably about the greatest show I ever saw.  

Al compas del mundo – program #29 5-26-22

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 Al compas del mundo – program #29, 5-26-22 Music from Southeast Asia and IndiaFriend Jim Haas is on the air. Our valued Moon Traveller correspondent shares here his latest list of playings.  Here is link to more about it.  Get right with music, mundo! The universal touchstone of vocal emotion sounds out in the Balinese Monkey Chant. This strange (to Western ears) musical tradition has piqued the interest of many an outsider: witness troupes of Burning Man participants working up their own Ketjak. This is schizophonic non-assimilative appropriation according to one scholar. Funny, I never thought of it that way. Too many anonymous performers in this mix to identify exactly who and when, but still, it is apparent a farfisa organ out of the 1960’s from anywhere on earth is a sound that delights. Wasn’t John “the drone” Cale born in Myanmar? 01 The Son of P.M. - Klong Yao (Thailand) 02 anonymous - Molam Tai Country Groove from Isan (Thailand) 03 Alunan Suara Gamelan - In...

Saturday Evening Review of Business Week - on Decentralized Finance (DeFi)

  Sat Evn Rvw of BW 1 - Crypto and its brethren DeFi is on the run, and taking fire - it's happened before. Is something different now? A good bet is that things will settle, the players will change places, and then carry on. https://t.co/AtscKDvPUB #DeFi #BusinessWeek — Jack Vaughan (@JackIVaughan) May 22, 2022 Read the above which is part of a series of 7 or so tweets. Or read the below...copies of tweet text.  Crypto and its brethren DeFi is on the run, and taking fire, but this has happened before. Is something really different now? A good bet is that things will settle, the players will change places, and then carry on.   It seems, just as Uber and AirBnB found a way to set up shop and unseat regulation, crypto found it too. A little mystical chatter about blockchain or scaling helped fog the screen. With government so unfavored as it is today, the coast is clear.   Dan Berkovitz, a former commissioner at the Commodities Futures Trading Commission a...

Al compas del mundo - programa #28, 5-19-22 Potpourri

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 Al compas del mundo - programa #28, 5-19-22 Potpourri Friend Jim Haas is on the air. Our valued Moon Traveller correspondent shares here his latest list of playings. Here is link to more about it:  https://moontravellerherald.blogspot.com/p/al-compas-del-musical-mundo.html  Get right with music, mundo! On the 19th of May ...  Cheeky Jamaicans – “Better call Christine”; Bostic’s Harlem – noirish always - never sounded so sultry; Cuban Orishas representing the younger generation’s take on life (“A bailar!”) under Schmommunism...always in obeisance to the master, Beny Moré; don’t want to meet Link Wray in a dark alley; recently saw Kim Jong Un eyeing up the Atomic Dog – not sure if he’s nuclear-ambitious or just hungry 01 Nomo - Nu Tones (USA) 02 Etran Finatawa – Iriarer (Niger) 03 Galactic - Dark Water (USA) 04  Link Wray and His Ray Men – Rumble (USA) 05 Orishas – Represent (Cuba) 06 Beny Moré - La Culebra (Cuba) 07 Monsieur Leroc - Mis Is Heiss (USA) 08 Mons...

i searched the graveyard all over

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  i searched the graveyard all over trying to find where kerouac lay i searched the graveyard all over trying to find where kerouac lay just me and my racine buddies on the hottest august day they had come out in a rambler and we were out on a spree to play they had come out in a rambler and we were out on a spree to play but when came sunday  went looking for kerouac's grave he was a lonesome traveller who showed the world another way on the road and in the dharma the holy poet sadly prayed we thought he'd send a message an eminission from the grave then a dove rose in the meadow where the peoples memories must stay and we went in the direction the spot from where it came the bird like a flying beer can showed the place where ti jean laid  on the hottest august day.                         -jack vaughan This opened up upon listening to Champon Jack Dupree - a song where he searched a graveyard for his motherl. W...

Al compas del mundo - programa #27, 5-12-22 - Continental drift tones

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 Al compas del mundo - programa #27, 5-12-22 Friend Jim Haas is on the air. Our valued Moon Traveller correspondent shares here his latest list of playings. Here is link to more about it:  https://moontravellerherald.blogspot.com/p/al-compas-del-musical-mundo.html  Get right with music, mundo! On the 12th of May ...  The continent is on fire, with doom and disorder. European music let us conjure - to point to the days when harmonic comfort will be found. It starts out with Les Belles Dames call out tuba, snare, accordion and sax. It wends to the horns of an Occidental and Celtic Fanfare blare. Again, comes the dance. More will be clear, with the angel drone.   01 L'Occidentale De Fanfare - Les Belles Dames (France) 02 Gjallarhorn - I Fjol SÃ¥ (Finland) 03 Faun - Tanz mit mir (Duett mit Santiano) (Germany) 04 Soula Birbili - Tou mikrou voria (Greece) 05 Remedios Silva Pisa - Naci en Alamo ( Vengo) (Spain) 06 Nuova Compagnia di Canto Popolare – Vulu...

Event Horizon team reveals image of black hole at center of Milky Way

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[May 12, 2022;  3:55 pm EDT ] - Astronomers unveiled the first image of a supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way galaxy, and, yes, it looks like a donut.  By the standards of typical humans, it also looks a heck of a lot like M87, which in 2019 became the first black hole to be imaged. The similarities buttress key theories of physicist Albert Einstein.  There are differences too. This one is different, being smaller, and closer to home. It's shorter width and shorter remove mean it is more besotted by obscuring cosmic dust particles - they fuzz and blur resolution. Today’s find – actually, it was imaged in April – is known as Sagittarius A*. It was identified nearly 50 years ago as the nearest supermassive black hole candidate and became among the most studied astrophysical objects there are, according to researchers writing in The Astrophysical Journal Letters. Both black hole radio images came via  the Event Horizon Telescope project, which uses ad...

Kentucky Derby 2022 (FULL RACE) | NBC Sports

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Kentucky Derby 148 - Rich Strike scratched in to the race the day before - and many handicappers probably didnt even look at his past performances. Watch the horse in red and white with red-hatted jockey at the very far left, number 21. The gate opens and Rich Strike enters the fray almost leisurely and scoots at jockey Sonny Leon's direction toward the fence behind the rushing sea of horses. As the pace heats up in front he trails, but remains to the inside and in position at the final turn where the rail is open. The two favorites begin vying closely, and Epicenter seems to have it over Zagnut. Oh there is one lagging railer in front of Rich Strike, but Leon guides him around that one as you would deft switch in front when lines when line 4 opens at Safeway. There is some surprise in Joel Rosario's visage as Rich Strike comes through at 80-1.

Everyday I hear the birds

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I n a comfy ez boy, with a big screen (for me) TV, watching the masters.... What I fixed on was the tweeting Georgia birds of spring. the birds is like the blues they tell a story everyday i have the blues everyday i hear the birds                      -jvaughan

Al compas del mundo - programa #26, 5-5-22 - Monarchs of Soul

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 Al compas del mundo - programa #26, 5-5-22 We four kings of soul music are…  from the air creators of world that got the feeling Baby baby baby world that    I aint never aint never aint never no no elsewhere heard  and took it to the bridge the horns of memphis the night train to georgia Oh lord. I feel nice.  Poster for fateful Madison concert. 01 James Brown - Cold Sweat, Pt. 1 02 Aretha Franklin - Chain of Fools 03 Al Green - Love and Happiness 04 Otis Redding – Shake 05 James Brown - There Was a Time 06 Aretha Franklin – Respect 07 Al Green - Light My Fire 08 Otis Redding - I Can't Turn You Loose 09 James Brown - Please, Please, Please 10 Aretha Franklin – Think 11 Al Green - Take Me to the River 12 Otis Redding – That’s How Strong My Love Is 13 James Brown - I Got the Feelin' 14 Aretha Franklin - I Never Loved a Man (The Way I Love You) 15 Al Green - I Can't Get Next to You 16 Otis Redding - Pain in My Heart 17 James Brown - I Got You (I Feel Good) 1...

Obama on DisInfo: From My Space to Deep Fakes

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Moon Herald Traveller offices (center) It took some time but the world has gradually come to awareness that the Internet is – among other things - a shroud of disinformation. For some it really hits home -- perhaps no one has experienced it at first hand as has former President Barack Obama.  Unfortunately, the spotlight dimmed quickly after his recent speech on Technology and Democracy at Stanford University. There, he outlined the problem as he saw it. His analysis of the problem was thorough, tho his suggestions for solutions mostly stumbled. “I might never have been elected president if it hadn’t been for websites like, and I’m dating myself, MySpace, MeetUp and Facebook that allowed an army of young volunteers to organize, raise money, spread our message,” he said. “That’s what elected me.” That grassroots movement, and the apparent transformation of the Arab Spring, cheered many. But social media’s “unintended consequences” later came to the fore. Today “we see that our new i...