Article, “How Much Is Music Really Worth?” that shows the economics behind music, especially the impact of technology on the artist revenue.
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Changing Cost Of Popular Music
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by Taverns Were Essential To Starting The American Revolution
Interesting article: “The Colonial Tavern, Crucible of the American Revolution,” about how so many of the big events that helped lead to the Revolution either started or were popularized by tavern culture.
by Which President Doodles Most Like A 12 Year Old Boy?
Two cartoonists critique the doodles of presidents: Artisan Politics. My favorite comments are on Harding’s and Johnson’s drawings.
by Lucille Ball’s Connection to the Communist Party Explained
Los Angeles Times story and photos about Lucille Ball’s short association with the Communist Party: Lucille Ball Explains 1936 Communist Link.
by Dust Bowl Images
Sixities Garage Band, Sonics, Release New Album
Story by Jonathan Valania about a comeback by the Sonics: Here Are The Sonics, Again.
Although it isn’t their most popular song, my favorite Sonics’ song is Psycho.
by History of Death Penalty in Modern America
Emory University Professor, Daniel LaChance, published – Utah’s Firing Squad Plan is Another Twist in America’s Long Quest for a Perfect Execution Method. Interesting piece on death penalty developments in modern U.S. history.
by Kayne West as a Fashion Designer
NYT Story: The Agony and Ecstasy of Kayne West – discusses West’s past, some of the controversies surrounding him, and his current move to design a clothing line.
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