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May 31, 2013
Riding into Durham, NC, I was not sure what to expect.
Arriving at Church World Service- RDU sent an immediate energy through us as we
Nuns on the Bus joined their staff. Mary and Kelly discussed their procedures
for welcoming refugees. First, the State Department assigns refugees to Durham.
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invited to learn English at ESL classes, where 10 interpreters are available.
Written by: Sister Elaine Betoncourt, CSJ
May 31, 2013
Last evening, the Nuns on the Bus arrived at St. Paul's
Memorial Church in Charlottesville for a friendraiser. Enjoying the beautiful spring evening, we were warmly welcomed by the mayor of the city and greeted by a crowd of about 50
folks from the area. The Nuns on the Bus shared why we were on the road promoting the need for immigration reform and inviting everyone's participation in advocating with their legislators. Several persons from the assembled shared what they were already doing for immigration reform and what they intended to continue doing. In addition, Sister Simone got to share some special news of her day, her visit with President Obama in the Oval Office.
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30, Sister Simone Campbell discussed immigration reform and our journey with
President Obama in the Oval Office. We are grateful that he and other leaders
from both sides of the aisle see the urgency of reform and are working to make
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A special thank you to the president for his warm words about the
work we are doing and our journey for immigration justice!
(The official White House blog post about their meeting can be found here.)
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May 30, 2013
Our arrival in
DC was delayed by traffic and Capitol Hill security measures. We had to walk
the last four blocks to our meeting place, the United Methodist Building, because
we could not clear U.S. Capitol "Border Patrol" in time for our program's start
Written by: Sister Marti McCarthy, SSS
A dozen yellow-tee-shirted St. Anthony seventh graders waved
us off the bus as we entered von Nieto Park in Camden, New Jersey. These young
activists had taken charge of their local park, which had been dirty and
unsafe. The park we toured, led with pride by various members of the young
group, was clean and beautiful with many improvements.
Written by: Sister Judy Best, SSND
May 29, 2013
What touched me about our visit to St. Ann's Parish and the
Center for FaithJustice in Lawrenceville, NJ?
The vibrancy of the crowd who clapped as we got off the bus
seemed a theme for our gathering. There was an electric energy as Mary
Vanderhhoof from the Center for FaithJustice focused attention on the
importance of educating youth and adults in Catholic social justice.
Written by: Sister Mary Reilly, RSM
May 29, 2013
Today, NETWORK's Nuns on the Bus pulled up to a church called
St. John Neumann Parish in Scranton. People were lined up to welcome us; it was
so heartwarming! Once inside and looking out from the stage, it was great to
see the different cultures in the gathering.
Mayor Dohery told the group that over 30 languages were spoken in
Scranton High School alone. Afterwards,
I spoke with one of the presenters, a young man from Honduras, who sought political
asylum here, which was granted. We shared stories of the terrible situation in
Honduras. I told him of my involvement because of our Mercy mission there. He
is going to contact the staff persons in the office of Senators Jack Reed and
Sheldon Whitehouse (RI), with whom we (the Sisters of Mercy ) have been
working. He is going to contact both offices, for I'm sure hearing from a
Honduran here on political asylum should give weight to the situation. I gave
him my name and said "mention my name!" Part of the joy of the journey of
NETWORK's Nuns on the Bus is making such connections.
Written by: Sister Elaine
Betoncourt, CSJ
In sight of
the beautiful backdrop of Ellis Island, Nuns on the Bus officially launched our
6500-mile tour for Immigration Reform. A crowd on enthusiastic supporters
greeted us and cheered us on. During the
kick-off a few sisters traveling on the bus shared what inspired them to come
on board. Rabbi Rick Jacobs from the Union of Reform Judaism spoke passionately
about the need for Immigration Reform and lauded the work of Nuns on the Bus. Monsignor
Kevin Sullivan from Catholic Charities of New York highlighted respect for the
dignity of each person, the right to meaningful work and a living wage, and the
importance of family unity. Our fearless leader Sister Simone rallied the crowd
with a cry for Just and Commonsense Immigration Reform Now. And then, back on the bus and on to Scranton.
Written By: Sister Arlene Flaherty, OP
The NETWORK Nuns on the Bus tour for immigration reform began last night at St. Rose of Lima Parish in New Haven, CT. After several parishioners from this largely Latino parish addressed the critical need for "Nuns on the Bus" advocacy efforts, Peg Regan, SSND, who directs an educational program for recently arrived immigrants spoke to many of the push factors including economic stresses exacerbated by U.S. policy in Latin America. Ganna, a Syrian woman refugee, then gave poignant testimony to her struggle to remain in the U.S. with her young children and graduate-student husband - especially since her country is awash in war.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. – January 3, 2008 – Pat Crean (Sleepy Hollow, N.Y.) poured in a career-best 23 points to lead the Springfield College men's basketball team to a convincing 70-52 victory over Drew University in the opening round of the Holiday Inn/Naismith Classic on Thursday evening.
The win improved the Pride's record to 4-6, while the Rangers dropped to 4-5.
Springfield will take on Montclair State on Friday evening at 7:30 pm in the championship game of the Classic. Montclair State advanced to the finals earlier in the day after topping Roger Williams, 63-61. Friday will signal the 7th straight year that Springfield has reached the finals of this tournament. The last time SC failed to reach the finals was in 2001.
The Pride raced out to a quick 9-3 lead at the 16:58 mark after Crean hit a mid-range jumper. However, a 9-5 spurt by the Rangers over the next four minutes knotted the game at 14 with just over 12 minutes to play in the first stanza. The teams would go back-and-forth with the game being tied on four occasions throughout the rest of the half until the Pride closed out the period on a 6-0 run to take a 31-25 lead heading into the locker room.
Crean tallied 11 of his 23 points in the first half, going 4-of-4 from the field.
Springfield tacked on the first six points of the second half after back-to-back trifectas from Gregg Daly (Farmington, Conn.) and John Strawson (Torringon, Conn.) gave the Pride a 12 point advantage, 37-25. Drew got as close as nine after a Dave Pepperman layup made the score 39-30 with 15:59 left in regulation. From there, Springfield went on a 20-10 run, capped off by a Jamaal Gibbs (Norwalk, Conn.) jumper to take a commanding 19-point lead, 59-40. The Pride would lead by as many as 20 later in the game.
On his career-night, Crean finished with 23 points on 9-of-12 shooting to go along with four boards. Daly chipped in with a 15-point, 12-rebound effort while Ryan Blackmon (Stamford, Conn.) also added 15 points. Springfield shot 48% from the field in the game and had just 10 turnovers. Junior guard Dan White (Troy, N.Y.) was particularly singled out by SC Head Coach Charlie Brock following the game.
Drew was paced by Chris Lopez's 14 points and 10 rebounds, while teammates David Cramer (10 points) and Pepperman (14 points) each recorded double-figures in the scoring column.
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2-Ethylhexanol (2-EH) is a colorless, combustible liquid that is poorly soluble in water but soluble in most organic solvents. The 2-Ethylhexanol market has grown considerably during the past few years, and is expected to grow at a rapid pace in the next five years, mainly driven by growing demand in the Asia-Pacific region.
2-EH acrylate is employed as a raw material for manufacturing various paints, coatings, and adhesives. Thus, the budding construction industry is ultimately pushing the demand for 2-EH acrylates at a notable pace. Therefore, growing 2-EH acrylate demand is a major driver for rising demand for 2-EH.
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The European chemical industry is a significant part of European countries overall economy, and is traditionally, the world leader in chemical production. In 2012, the 2-EH market value in Europe was $1,249.19 million, and is projected to grow at a CAGR of about 4.5%, during the period 2013 and 2018. Germany has been the major consumer of 2-EH in Europe, followed by France and U.K. Budding demand by 2-EH acrylate manufacturers and increasing demand of 2-EH nitrate is pushing the demand of 2-EH in the region at a considerable pace.
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To say Joe DiThomas was hooked when he heard Kool & the Gang perform 32 years ago is putting it mildly.
The sights and sounds from that 1980 concert at the Scottish Rite Cathedral lit a fire in the New Castle native that still burns.
And even though he's attended more than 1,400 additional shows by the still-popular band, DiThomas looks forward to the next one — tomorrow night at the Consol Energy Center in Pittsburgh.
From 1981 through 1984, DiThomas spent thousands of dollars and hundreds of hours attending virtually every K&G performance on the planet, often taking flights from one coast to the other and staying in hotels. He paid for it in other ways, too, losing jobs because of his passion. He tried to explain to supervisors that he had a higher and funkier calling, but they didn't get it.
DiThomas, a 1979 graduate of what was then called the Lawrence County Vocational Technical School, moved to California in October 1984 and took his obsession for K&G with him. "I went to a number of their shows there," he said.
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DiThomas may have been stretching the truth then, but not now.
Once in, the nephew of noted local jazz musician Dante DiThomas would strike up conversations with band members. "They knew I was from New Castle and that got me noticed," he said.
DiThomas, 50, is no longer on the outside looking in. His steadfast devotion to the group founded by Youngstown's Robert "Kool" Bell has been rewarded. When Bell and other members began to recognize DiThomas at different venues, they realized the depth of his commitment. They gave him a pass. "You don't have to sneak backstage any more," Bell said.
In 1985, K&G brought DiThomas into their inner circle as a personal assistant following a show in Reno, Nev.
These days, DiThomas understands band members as well as they understand themselves. It's his job to make the necessary arrangements during tours. There are 11 band members, and DiThomas knows their tastes in food and other things. He arrives at hotels first to make sure everything is in place. "When you do 80 to 100 shows, a year, that's a lot of responsibility," he said.
In 2006, DiThomas received a plaque from the band in honor of attending his 1,000th performance. The count is now up to 1,472. Tomorrow's show will be the 15th on K&G's tour with Van Halen.
K&G was one of the most successful R&B and pop acts of the 1980s, placing more singles in the top 10 during the first half of that decade than any other group. They are known for their 1980 hit "Celebration," but they have charted a dozen other times with songs like "Get Down On It," "Jungle Boogie," "Ladies' Night," "Fresh," "Joanna" and "Cherish." Their unique sound — part jazz, part funk — has been created by the same core of players for more than three decades.
DiThomas is a son of Joseph and Marlene DiThomas, who operate All-American Rental in New Castle. His brother, Anthony, and sister, Jennifer, also live in town.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - Here's Michelle Obama's advice for couples this Valentine's Day: laugh with your partner.
She says it's what she and President Barack Obama do, and it seems to be working.
Their marriage, although tested throughout the years by his political ambitions is going on 19 years.
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News 13 has learned the man charged with murdering his own mother and step-father was arrested just three weeks ago for a stabbing at the Econo Lodge on Tunnel Road.
Vincent Thomas Wesley Franklin, 25 will go before a judge Thursday morning for his initial appearance. Franklin has been charged with two counts of first degree murder and one count of robbery with a dangerous weapon. Franklin is the son and step-son of the two victims.
Deputies say 45 year-old Joy Runne and 44 year-old Andre Runne died from gunshot wounds. Their bodies where discovered at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday at their home on James Drive in the Leicester community.
"We had a family member that came to James Drive to check on some family people, and found two deceased people there at the residence. The Sheriff's Office responded, we determined pretty quickly that this was a homicide, and we also had a vehicle missing from the residence," said Sheriff Van Duncan.A short time later, deputies found a truck that had been taken from the residence.
Franklin was also charged in a stabbing at the Econo Lodge on Tunnel Road in Asheville. Franklin was charged with assault with a deadly weapon and reckless driving. Two people were wounded. Franklin himself was also stabbed and was later arrested after crashing his car into a utility pole on Patton Avenue. Police say he admitted to drug use, but they have not released a motive for the stabbing.
Joy Runne worked as the manager of the Waffle House on Tunnel Road for nearly 20 years. Employees at the restaurant were so upset about the news, many of them went home Wednesday after learning she had been murdered. One employee called her the best boss he had ever had.
The Waffle House issued the following statement:
"We are deeply saddened by the news of Joy Jensen. She was a beloved member of the Waffle House family for nearly 20 years and will be greatly missed. Our thoughts and prayers go out to her family and friends during this difficult time. "
People following the story in Leicester realize the consequences of a double murder charge.
"When you do something like that you will stay in prison for the rest of your life," said Cody Garrett, who works at a Leicester convenience store.
Leicester residents say they've heard through friends how the victims were found.
"They said the dad was in the bedroom and the mother was actually in the yard," said Sharon Anders of Leicester.
"Mr. Franklin does have a fairly extensive record," said Buncombe County Sheriff Van Duncan. "He is right now out on assault with a deadly weapons charge."
The Sheriff wouldn't provide additional details, but said the murder investigation is ongoing and could become even more complex in the days to come.
Sharon Anders said she can't fathom what would cause a son to kill his own mother.
"Not unless it was drugs or maybe he's stealing to get money for drugs," said Anders.
Franklin, who is being held without bond, is also facing robbery charges in connection to the murder.
"I really don't know what would possess someone to kill their own mother," said Anders. "That's horrible."


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On February 7th, dozens of the smartest local students gathered at Gideons Elementary School to take part in the 2013 APS District-wide Spelling Bee. Those who placed in the top 3 positions will move on to the Georgia Association of Educator Distinct Spelling Bee on February 23rd.
Cascade Patch is blessed to have 2 students moving on. Sydney Ragland of Young Middle School placed an impressive 2nd, and Wen Lu of Beecher Hills Elementary tied for 3rd place. A student from Mary Lin Elementary was able to take home the top spot.
This is no small feat! These students competed against students from the entire district, totaling 24 elementary schools.
Every year the event is hosted by Atlanta Association of Educators (AAE). According to an article on the APS blog, in which they interviewed Ramon Reeves, he said:
The Atlanta Association of Educators takes pride in hosting and coordinating the District Spelling Bee. We applaud each student and school who participated in the event at the school level and at the district level. I greatly appreciate the AAE Spelling Bee Chairperson, Mrs. Martha Henderson, for the hard work she and her committee put into ensuring the Spelling Bee was successful.
Martha Henderson the Spelling Bee Coordinator said:
We watched as you demonstrated your ability to decipher new and challenging words. On behalf of the Atlanta Association of Educators and President Ramon Reeves, we would like to congratulate all of the students who participated in APS District Spelling Bee.
The winners of the 2013 APS Spelling Bee:
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- 2nd Place – Sydney Ragland, Young Middle
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Filed under: Eccentric Soul Revue, Syl Johnson | Tags: Eccentric Soul Revue, Missy Dee, Syl Johnson, the Notations, Tim Sutton
Tim Sutton from Getty Images finally came through with a handful of gorgeous snaps from the Brooklyn stop on the Eccentric Soul Revue tour.
Syl Johnson in his dressing room.
A nervous Dawn "Missy Dee" Scott waiting to go on stage.
This man only smiles: Cliff Curry from the Notations.
This man should be doing Vegas.
Filed under: Eccentric Soul Revue | Tags: Crofoot Ballroom, Eccentric Soul Revue, Sleeping Giant
We haven't been to your place in a while but we do remember you could use some artwork on the walls. We're just going to come right out and say it: your interior design skills are for shit. Let us help you. We've commissioned the legendary (?) Detroit poster company Sleeping Giant to commemorate Numero Group's highly successful Eccentric Soul Revue Tour with a limited edition run of thirty signed and numbered prints. They say size doesn't matter but these stand a proud 24" x 18" and feature all the acts from The Crofoot Ballroom performance on November 8 2009. Impressive! Is it worth twenty bucks to improve your living space? Only you can answer that for sure but it would be best not to sleep on this offer. Limited edition items tend to fly out the door around here.
Filed under: Eccentric Soul Revue | Tags: Tour
In the hustle and bustle of playing catch up from the tour, the trusty Numero camera found itself neglected and full of photos. And while most it is meaningless dross (how many pictures of the Notations in front of Wall Drug signs do you really need?), this one encapsulates everything about the Eccentric Soul tour:
At one point we had three people sitting in this van, but after Michael hopped out in New York, Rob and Ken got to really spread out. Let's dissect the contents, right to left from the top corner:
- Boscoe and various LPs that have fallen out of a box. Shit happens. Rather than be returned to their rightful place, these precious gems have been stuffed in semi-precariously.
- Pretzel bag. We ate so poorly on this trip that pretzels actually sound healthy in retrospect.
- Intelligentsia coffee. Rob felt it important to bring our own coffee. This got most of us through the Columbus gig.
- Empty Light: On The South Side Box. Ken thought it necessary to keep any empty boxes for future office use. In the end we were carrying a lot of cardboard.
- Long white box. We bought these from Bags Unlimited three days before leaving. They displayed our 37 compact discs proudly.
- Red Staples brand paper box. This box housed all of the show programs. While Rob did the bulk of the driving, Ken and Michael would fold. We recycled all the Grand Ballroom programs (rare!).
Filed under: Eccentric Soul Revue, Methodology, Twinight | Tags: Jennifer Ludden, Morning Edition, NPR, Renaldo Domino, Twinight's Lunar Rotation
The Chicago based music label Numero Group reissues forgotten gems from all different genres of music – rock and roll, gospel, funk, R&B and soul. Most recently some of the performers went on tour under the banner of the Eccentric Soul Revue. Guest host Jennifer Ludden speaks with one of the label's co-founders Ken Shipley and one of the performers, Renaldo Domino.
Filed under: Boddie, Eccentric Soul Revue, Methodology, Uncategorized | Tags: Numero Sale
It was bound to happen, after three years in our 1100 square foot basement office and an influx of over 40 releases, Numero has come to a space crossroads. Sometime around the middle of this year we noticed the warehouse was feeling a bit cramped. And by warehouse, we mean every single inch of office floor that isn't occupied by a chair or a toilet. We already built new shelves, took out a lease on a storage unit, and reorganized the entire office, then 14 pallets of Light: On The South Side arrived and completely turned this place sideways. Hallways have gone from casual arteries to stomach-sucking traffic jams. The conference room is lined with LPs. Even the bathtub has boxes. And we're still making records!
In an effort to get this office back to–at the very least–90% capacity, the Numero Group has decided to do something that no other business entity in the history of commerce has ever attempted: we're going to sell items for less than the retail price! We even came up with a great name for the idea–we're calling it a "sale." OK, we recognize that this isn't a new concept, but the extreme discounting of wares in an attempt to move product is a time-tested consumer hoodwink that, to date, we've been loathe to participate in. Until now! Sales generally indicate low prices, but this being Numero, we're going to go one better. No, screw that, two better. Hell, let's turn it up to three.
That's three levels of savings, but not just savings–we're giving stuff away. And by stuff, we mean stuff.
While supplies last (500 on the nose), buy any three (3) of the Numero titles listed below on CD for $45, get a copy of the Ant Hill Mob's "The Number Runner Pt. 1/2″ 45 free. This previously unreleased Cleveland funk 45 is a sure shot, home hi-fi hit, and is completely unavailable outside this deal. There will be no digital dig, no iTunes, no mercy. Play it on 45, or don't play it all.
While we still have 'em, (500 on the chin), buy any six (6) of the Numero titles listed below on CD for $85, get a CD copy of the Eccentric Soul Revue live from the Park West Theater, April 4th 2009. If you missed that show, or any of the other five dates on our recent Eccentric Soul Revue tour, this is your shot to get back in the game. The 20 track disc features Renaldo Domino, Nate Evans, the Notations, and Syl Johnson, and cannot be purchased anywhere except in this deal. Plus the Ant Hill Mob 45 and our sincere gratitude.
And until we run out, (89 on the cheek), buy any ten (10) of the Numero titles listed below on CD for $135, and get a hand-numbered and personalized test pressing from our archives. This has no real value beyond bragging rights to your sad circle of record collecting friends, and yet, is the must-own holiday item of the year. We guarantee the fingerprints of all Numero Group members will have sullied this trinket. And… you'll also receive the Ant Hill Mob 45 and Live Eccentric Soul Revue CD.
Here are the titles. Have your plastic accessible.
002 Antena: Camino Del Sol
003 Eccentric Soul: The Bandit Label
005 Fern Jones: The Glory Road
008 Wayfaring Strangers: Ladies From The Canyon
009 Eccentric Soul: The Big Mack Label
011 Eccentric Soul: Mighty Mike Lenaburg
012 Catherine Howe: What A Beautiful Place
014 Cult Cargo: Grand Bahama Goombay
015 Eccentric Soul: The Prix Label
016 Home Schooled: The ABCs of Kid Soul
017 Eccentric Soul: The Outskirts of Deep City
019 Don't Stop: Recording Tap
021 Soul Messages From Dimona
022 Brotherman: OST by the Final Solution
023 Eccentric Soul: The Young Disciples
027 Eccentric Soul: Smart's Palace
*4 Boscoe: S/T
*5 Wee: You Can Fly On My Aeroplane
*6 Caroline Peyton: Mock Up
*7 Caroline Peyton Intuition
That's over 1/3rd of our entire catalog to choose from, and each of them are worthy of a slot in your growing Numero library. Haven't you been looking for an excuse to fill in those missing numbers? This is it. Already have them all? Get your friends and family hooked on Numero. It's a cheap move, sure, but buy the 10 pack, keep the limited stuff, and break the discs out one by one to everyone on your Xmas list. It's not regifting if you do it with love.
Listen, the sale has already started. The limited items are only getting more limited as you waste time hemming and hawing. In the spirit of the season, give to us by giving to yourself.
Click here to begin the wallet emptying process.
Filed under: Eccentric Soul Revue | Tags: 2pac, Boogie Down Productions, Different Strokes, Hip Hop samples, NWA, Public Enemy, Syl Johnson, Wu Tang
Nice look back at Hip Hop history through a single sample: Syl Johnson's Different Strokes.
Filed under: Eccentric Soul Revue, Syl Johnson | Tags: 9:30 Club, Guns n' Roses, Megadeth, Syl Johnson, Use Your Illusion I & II
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Easily one of the highlights of the tour was seeing Syl sport a Megadeth Countdown To Extincition t-shirt on stage under his jacket in Chicago and DC. We picked up a copy of Guns n' Roses Use Your Illusion II in Columbus for the long car ride to the 9:30 Club and midway through the highly pompous album – check "Get In The Ring" to refresh your memory – we realized that Syl has this heavy Axl Rose inflection in his voice these days. This led us to the idea of a Syl Johnson cover album called, Blues Your Illusion I & II. Try singing this like Syl, "Ohhhh you could be miiiinnnne. But your waaaaay out of liiiinnnnne." I think we are on to something….
Filed under: Eccentric Soul Revue, Good God! | Tags: Aaron Wickenden, Ben Poster, Good God! Born Again Funk, Lincoln Hall, tl barrett
We got this great video on the road that Ben Poster and Aaron Wickenden cut together in a pinch to help us promote the NYC shows but, we never had a chance to upload it in time. So, here's the opening song of the tour from Chicago with Pastor TL Barret and his choir doing, "Like A Ship" off our upcoming release Good God! Born Again Funk!
Filed under: Eccentric Soul Revue, Syl Johnson | Tags: Eccentric Soul Revue, Syl Johnson
The week seemed like a year. Look at our inboxes for proof that the world is constantly moving, even as we were trapped in a van for 10 hours a day debating who was worse: Spin Doctors or Hootie (fight it out amongst yourselves in the comments section). The idea of typing up a tour diary seems impossible right now, what with boxes of merchandise to unpack, accounts to settle, and the daily grind of running a record label (we only tour in a spare time), but hopefully we'll be able to put some of the madness down before it's replaced by new headaches.
A few people must be thanked, people who likely will never read this, but thanked they will be regardless of RSS feed. Bill Sullivan, for keeping this entire thing from going off the rails (even if it did go off the rails in Brooklyn). Erik Selz, for convincing promoters to give us an absurd amount of money for a totally unproven side show attraction. Dana Meyerson at Biz 3, for making sure we were in front of everyone who reads a paper, magazine, or church bulletin. Scott Adamson, for keeping it together in the midst of a terrible tragedy. John Allen for the hospitality in Brooklyn, Damon Carfagna for the same in Columbus. The cities of New York and Brooklyn for not ripping our van off while it was filled with $25K worth of merchandise. Charlie Shipley, for the programs, even if we didn't need all 4700.
To everyone who came out, we hope you had a wonderful time. And to those who stayed home… well… you done fucked up.
Now, to the point of this post. When Tim Sutton at Getty Images wrote and said he wanted to shoot the Brooklyn show, we expected that he would get a handful of shots from the crowd and be done with it. When he arrived on Friday night and went straight back stage, we knew it was going to be much deeper. This is just the tip:
Filed under: Eccentric Soul Revue | Tags: JC Brooks and the Uptown Sound, Light On The South Side, Missy Dee, music hall of williamsburg, notations, Numero Group, Renalo Domino, Soul revival, Syl Johnson, Twinight
The New York Times feels the love vibes emanating from The Eccentric Soul Revue.
Money quote, and I do mean money: "Many fans left the club clutching Numero Group LPs, destined for their own collections."
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---- — NEWBURYPORT — The Custom House Maritime Museum is turning its focus to women this month with a new exhibit that looks at a 19th century wife and mother following her dream: going to sea.
Opening today, "One Woman's World" re-creates the story of Newburyport native Elizabeth Bray, who in 1853 boarded a ship commanded by her husband, Capt. Stephen Bray, and embarked on a journey that took her halfway around the world.
The presentation is based on 140 pages of Bray's handwritten journal recounting her first-hand experiences.
"Elizabeth is a gifted writer, and provides wonderful sketches of life at sea," museum curator Michelle Hastings said.
Bray's early words indicate her sense of hope and optimism: "Everything seems favorable to my taking this journey, which I have desired all my life, and now for the first time I have the opportunity."
While it was not unheard of for a captain to take his wife to sea, museum curators say, it does appear unusual that Bray left her two juvenile sons on the dock as she sailed off for several years.
According to Hastings, Bray took her daughter, Fanny, who was about 5, but not her boys.
"Women on board, when it happened, were seen as a means of improving behavior of the crews," Hastings said. "Little Fanny probably got a lot of attention from the sailors."
The museum's presentation is part of a strategy by the directors of the Custom House to offer story lines that make the past come alive.
"Newburyport has a remarkable maritime history and we want to bring attention to individual stories so those in the area can become involved in that history," Michael Mroz, executive director of the Water Street museum, said.
"Having Elizabeth's journal in her handwriting is a great resource, and tells us much about this remarkable woman — and the journeys that local ships embarked upon."
Bray's account references two voyages aboard the Volant over a period from 1854 to 1862.
This exhibition features her actual journal and also showcases artifacts that still exist today.
One fragile reminder of the past is a leaf taken from a banyan tree at Calcutta's botanic garden. Curators found the memento in a closed book that had been stored and forgotten for decades.
"The leaf is in perfect condition, and we are very fortunate to have it after all these years," said Cynthia Muir, who leads the museum's collections and exhibitions committee.
A dagger from the ship is also included as well as a telescope given to Capt. Bray and his officers by the English government.
The story goes that the captain and crew were able to rescue a sinking English ship in the Atlantic, saving many lives.
The telescope was a token of recognition. Now, that small gesture by a government a century and a half ago has become a major treasure for those at the maritime museum today.
The exhibition runs through April 30. The museum is open Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Sundays from noon to 4 p.m.
"We're fortunate to have authentic items," Mroz said, "and it's appropriate to be showing them during the month where we are telling the stories of women."


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Last Saturday October 3rd was a beautiful day for a car show. The weather was great and just a perfect day. Around 8:00 am that morning classic cars, new cars, trucks, motorcycles and more started to pull into the parking lot at Highway 80 Auto Auction on Highway north 127 for the 12th Annual Revin' and Ravin' Car show and swap meet. This event was put on by Another Level Car Club from Russell County.
In the past couple years I have attended a lot of car shows and this show was one of the best. The members of this club worked hard to put on a good show. I would not have wanted to judge this show. The judges had a hard time judging because of all the beautiful vehicles attending. They took their time at each car to make sure it was a fair and honest judging.
Charlie Napier, DJ of the Cars was supplying the music and announcements for the day. For those of us who know Charlie you know he does a wonderful job.
There were 24 Specialty Trophies given away for best Ford, Chevy, Interior, Engine etc., along with the top 50 Trophies and a Club Participation Trophy. Also there was a table full of door prizes along with a 50/50 Raffle. Two other nice prizes were given away also, a set of luggage and a tool set.
The show was attended by all of the Local Car Clubs in Russell County and one club traveled from Indiana to attend along with a load of spectators who came out just to see the show.
It was a good day for Wayne Lynch also. If you remember we have talked about him in the past and the process of restoring his 1950 Ford. Wayne brought his 50 Ford out for the first time since finishing the vehicle and walked away with one of the top 50 trophies. Our congratulations to Wayne and his car for the win. All the hard work paid off.
Kevin Johnson and Another Level Club did a fantastic job with this show and made it one of the best of the year. If you didn't make their show this year you need to make sure you are there next year. Even if you don't have a car to enter you will have a great time looking at all the beautiful vehicles, trucks and motorcycles that attend. Another Level hopes to see you there next year for the 13th annual show.
On another note, how long has it been since you attended a good old- fashioned Sock Hop? When I heard about this event coming up I started to tell people about it and I realized just how old I was. I told some of the younger car club members about it and they listened. When I finished several had the same question. What is a Sock Hop? As I explained I started to feel my age as I told them about the dances at school after the ball games and sporting events way back when us "Old Timers" went to school. They thought it sounded like fun.
Well coming up Saturday October 17th The Jamestown Center is having a good old fashioned Sock Hop at the facility. Anyone that has a car they would like to show, can come to the center around 6PM. Show off your car with a little cruise in the parking lot before the Sock Hop starts. Then at 8:00PM the center will have Rockin' Ron's Oldies providing the music and DJing for a good old fashioned sock hop inside the center. The Cruise In is free and the sock hop is $5.00. It should prove to be a lot of fun listening and dancing to the oldies and remembering the day way back when.
It would be the perfect way to wind up the day. There are several car shows that day, The Russell County Hospital Car Show, The Corvette Expo in Sevierville, Tennessee and several other shows are going on the 17th. To find out where all the events are you can check on line at kentuckycarshows.com.
After leaving one of these events you can attend the Cruise in and Sock Hop at the Jamestown Center on 127 in Jamestown. (the old Kentucky Tire building) If you don't have a vehicle just come on out and do the twist, the mashed potato's and the stroll at the Jamestown Center, Saturday October 17th. The Cruise in is at 6:00pm with the Sock Hop getting underway at 8:00pm till whenever. Dust off your white bucks, poodle skirts and comb you hair back in duck tails or the original Beatles cut and come on out. We hope to see you there for a night of fun..
That's it for this week, Till next time Keep Cruisin!!!!!!!!!
If your Car Club is having an event and you would like us to tell everyone about or someone who you would like to see featured in this article send all information to, firstname.lastname@example.com . All information on upcoming events needs to be in at least two weeks before the event.
If your Club or church or group is having an event and you would like to display some classic cars at that event let me know at least two weeks before the event. I will put you in contact with one of the clubs that will gladly bring their cars out for display.


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Met with applause and often audible approval from the crowd, spoke to the Thursday night.
Read Patch's from the meeting .
Among Franchot's proposals for state and county government were the following:
- Stop the tax cuts for casinos and slots, while increasing taxes for businesses and individuals. Vote against Question 7: "It's an act of political corruption ... The current program doesn't work."
- Put a two-year freeze on all state taxes and fees: "My solution is to link arms and have a moratorium on tax increases and figure out how spending can be reduced and the product improved ... That's what we need and we've done it before. There's a common sense consensus for that."
- Air condition all Baltimore County schools: "For some reason ... one of the richest counties in the state ... almost half of all the classrooms don't have air conditioning ... these classrooms are as hot as ovens." He added, "You guys got to join the rest of the state ... I got a lot of gobbledygook from them about how expensive it is ... they could if they wanted to ... just like how they air condition the offices of every elected official in the state."
- Begin the school year after Labor Day: "[Summer vacation] is what makes life worth living ... spending time with kids and grandkids."
- Refocus state government on customer service, and serving private sector business: "You have to be responsive ... you have to be fair ... if we had more of that in state government and county government, the state would not have the disappointing business relationship we have." He added, "I'm not sure how Maryland got into this habit of treating the private sector like it's interrupting our lunch break."
Dennis M. Robinson, Jr., PHIA president, called the comptroller's statements a "breath of fresh air."
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Week 14 was pretty much a snoozefest after Cleveland's shocking triumph in Thursday over Pittsburgh — whose 5-place drop was the biggest in the rankings — until Monday's upset of Arizona by San Francisco, whose 5-place jump was the biggest.
New Orleans and Indianapolis rolled on, becoming the first pair of 13-0 teams in NFL history. Fellow division leaders San Diego, New England, Minnesota and Philadelphia — in a 45-38 thriller over the Giants — all won, too while Cincinnati and Dallas fell, but to the powerful Vikings and Chargers, respectively.
On the other end of the spectrum, the dregs, other than the Browns, played like, well, dregs. St. Louis (1-12), Tampa Bay (1-12) and Detroit (2-11) lost by a combined 108 points to teams that came in with a combined 17-19 record.
So we head into the final three weeks with only the AFC East — where New England leads Miami and the New York Jets by a game — and the NFC East — where the Eagles lead the Cowboys by a game — looking like they could remain undecided until the final day.
This week, we get to watch the Colts (at Jacksonville on Thursday) and Saints (against Dallas on Saturday) on national television before the Chargers and Bengals square off in what should be Sunday's best game.
As always, last week's rankings are (in parentheses).
1. Saints (1): Drew Brees is so good that he can go 31-for-40 for 296 yards and three touchdowns and everyone yawns. Good thing for Brees that Jonathan Vilma made a game-changing tackle on the opponent's last play for a second straight week, too. Were the close shaves vs. Washington and Atlanta wakeup calls or harbingers?
2. Colts (2): Let's see: a record 22 straight victories, a record 114 victories in a decade, homefield advantage clinched. The only goal left before the playoffs is a perfect season. The question is how much that means to rookie coach Jim Caldwell and whether he rests his regulars starting Thursday at Jacksonville.
3. Vikings (3): After Arizona made them look very vulnerable the previous week, the Vikings needed to restore their aura against Cincinnati. Mission accomplished despite a ho-hum outing by Brett Favre. Minnesota can clinch a second straight NFC North title by winning at Carolina on Sunday but Favre's downturn is a concern.
4. Chargers (4): Make it eight straight for San Diego, which would be getting a lot more attention if New Orleans and Indianapolis weren't both still unbeaten. Sunday's visit from Cincinnati is huge. If the Chargers prevail, they'll win the AFC West and secure a first-round bye. If not, the Bengals will have the edge.
5. Eagles (8): DeSean Jackson returned from his concussion just in time because his latest two long touchdowns were pivotal in Philly outlasting the Giants 45-38 to take the NFC East lead. However, allowing at least 24 points for a third game in five is worrisome for the 9-4 Eagles who play host to the 49ers on Sunday.
6. Packers (9): It's not easy to win five straight games and fly under the radar, but that's what Green Bay, aka the NFL's best second-place team, has done. Sunday's foe, Pittsburgh, has lost five in a row. Charles Woodson has eight interceptions for the surging defense which has allowed just 14.2 points a game during the run.
7. Bengals (5): After getting thumped at Minnesota while being held ot just 210 yards, Cincinnati heads to San Diego for a monster matchup. If the Bengals win, they would only have to beat Kansas City and the Jets to gain a first-round bye for the first time since 1981. They would also clinch the AFC North.
8. Broncos (10): Denver lost to Indianapolis for the fourth straight time last week, but falling to the unbeaten Colts is no disgrace. And don't blame Brandon Marshall, who had a record 21 catches for 200 yards and two touchdowns. Beating the Chiefs on Sunday will keep the Broncos in command of the AFC's fifth seed.
9. Cowboys (7): Maybe it's playing every year on Thanksgiving that turns the Cowboys into mere boys after November. Last week's home loss to the Bolts dropped Dallas to 3-8 in December and January under Wade Phillips, 5-12 with Tony Romo at quarterback. And now the Boys might have to face the Saints without DeMarcus Ware.
10. Cardinals (6): A second straight NFC West title was in their grasp but the Cards laid an egg in a 24-9 loss at San Francisco. Arizona should still take the division by beating awful Detroit and St. Louis the next two weeks, but it will likely have to take to the road for two playoff games to return to the Super Bowl.
11. Ravens (11): John Harbaugh must have really taken those three losses to the Titans hard when he was an Eagles assistant because his Ravens never let up against the Lions and former Tennessee assistant Jim Schwartz during last week's 48-3 rout. Baltimore (7-6) still has a shot at the playoffs and consecutive 10-win seasons.
12. Patriots (12): They still lead the AFC East, but the Pats aren't playing well. They've lost three of five and seem to be going through the motions which is scary for a team with a 1-game lead. But with the Bills, Jaguars and Texans left, New England can still finish 11-5 by simply doing what it's supposed to.
13. Giants (13): Down 14-0 to Philly at home after just 5:20, it seemed time to kick dirt on New York. But 35 minutes later, the Giants led 31-30 and were heading to a 3-way tie with the Cowboys and Eagles atop the NFC East. But then the defense faltered again. Losers of six of eight, the 7-6 Giants are grasping for answers.
14. Dolphins (14): Miami is 6-0 in December under coach Tony Sparano after winning 14-10 last week at Jacksonville. The Dolphins are also 7-3 since an 0-3 start and just a game behind the division-leading Patriots in the AFC East. The run defense that shut down Maurice Jones-Drew gets a bigger test Sunday: Chris Johnson.
15. Titans (15): After its magical 5-game ride derailed the previous week against Indy, Tennessee got back on track in a big way at St. Louis as Chris Johnson went over 2,000 yards from scrimmage in a 47-7 romp. The Titans need to make it five in a row at home Sunday at Miami to keep hanging in the AFC wild card race.
16. 49ers (21): Go figure the Niners. A week after losing at sorry Seattle, they turn around and sweep defending NFC champion Arizona to stay alive in the NFC West. If San Francisco can end Philadelphia's 4-game winning streak on Sunday, its first winning season and playoff berth since 2002 could well be in the offing.
17. Jets (19): With a defense coached by Rex Ryan and led by cornerback Darrelle Revis, who needs an offense? Kellen Clemens, replacing the ailing Mark Sanchez, passed for just 111 yards but New York still dominated Tampa Bay. That formula could work again if Michael Turner and Matt Ryan don't play Sunday for Atlanta.
18. Texans (20): After having their dreams of finally making the playoffs quashed by losing four straight close games in the AFC South, the Texans took out their frustrations on Seattle last week. Houston should have similar fun Sunday at St. Louis as it tries to for its first winning season and to save Gary Kubiak's job.
19. Falcons (17): Minus Michael Turner and Matt Ryan, Atlanta certainly gave it a go last Sunday, rallying from a 23-9 deficit to tie New Orleans in the fourth quarter only to lose 26-23. But it was still a sixth loss in eight weeks for the Falcons, who need to beat the host Jets Sunday to keep their playoff hopes alive.
20. Jaguars (18): Yeah, yeah, I know Jacksonville has a better record than San Francisco, Houston, Tennessee and Atlanta, but the Jags haven't really beaten anybody. They fell behind Miami 14-0 after less than 22 minutes in losing at home last week. Maybe the visiting Colts will do them a favor and sleepwalk this week.
21. Steelers (16): How low can the champs go? Six spots this week after looking so impotent in a loss to lowly Cleveland. That's five straight defeats for Pittsburgh which didn't average that many losses in a season from 2004-08. The Steelers will be the 10th champ in 11 years to fail to get back to the Super Bowl.
22. Bears (23): The Bears pushed the red-hot Packers hard but still lost 21-14 at home when they couldn't score over the final 24:35. Lovie Smith shouldn't be in trouble after a Super Bowl berth, two NFC North titles and three winning seasons in the previous four years, but offensive coordinator Ron Turner might be.
23. Bills (24): Imagine passing for just 86 yards, 73 net, and winning on the road. That's what Buffalo did at Kansas City as the defense held a third opponent to 10 points or less and a fourth straight foe under 20. At 5-8, the Bills can still hope to finish .500 for the first time in five years.
24. Redskins (25): It took starting a left tackle (Levi Jones) and a running back (Quinton Ganther) who were on the street in October for coach Jim Zorn to win his most one-sided victory, end his 9-game road losing streak and score 34 points, the most of his 2-year reign. The Redskins have outscored their last five foes by 24.
25. Panthers (22): Chris Gamble totally shut down Randy Moss. DeAngelo Williams and Jonathan Stewart averaged 5.6 yards per carry. But the Panthers managed just a field goal the rest of the way after leading New England 7-0 early. Coach John Fox's team has to beat Minnesota or New Orleans to avoid his first 10-loss season.
26. Seahawks (27): Seattle had won two in a row heading to Houston. The Texans had lost four straight. So naturally, the Seahawks fell behind 24-0 after less than 18 minutes en route to their sixth double-digit drubbing of the year. At least the defense that got torched for 450 yards should rebound Sunday against Tampa Bay.
27. Raiders (26): Wonder why the Silver and Black faithful, the few that remain after seven straight losing seasons, abhor JaMarcus Russell? Oakland was in a tight game with Washington last week until he replaced the injured Bruce Gradkowski. It was 17-3 Redskins the rest of the way as the top pick in the 2007 draft was sacked six times in 22 dropbacks while throwing for 74 yards and adding an interception.
28. Chiefs (28): Kansas City outgained visiting Buffalo by 81 yards — 76 on a Jamaal Charles touchdown run — but lost because Matt Cassel threw four interceptions and was sacked four times. A repeat performance Sunday against Cleveland would match the franchise-worst 1-7 home record set just last season.
29. Browns (32): Whether it was the chill in Cleveland, the national TV audience or the desire to ruin Pittsburgh's season, the Browns played superb defense in last week's upset, following a string of three relatively narrow defeats. Cleveland can continue this roll of sorts the next two weeks against the Chiefs and Raiders.
30. Lions (29): This time, Detroit wasn't even in the game. The Lions were embarassed in Baltimore, losing 48-3 while being outgained by 319 yards. The Ravens ran for more yards and passed for more than the Lions produced in total. Detroit can clinch another last place finish in the NFC North with a home loss to Arizona.
31. Buccaneers (30): The Jets were using backup quarterback Kellen Clemens. The Bucs were at home. So much for the upset hopes. Tampa Bay gave up as many sacks and interceptions, six, as it managed first downs in a 26-3 defeat. After scoring 61 points in Weeks 9-10, the Bucs have scored 33 in four games since. Yawn.
32. Rams (31): Of the three bottom-feeders who were strafed last week by so-so teams, St. Louis suffered the worst beating. It was 33-0 Tennessee before the Rams finally scored. At least St. Louis finally started an appropriately named quarterback for the void that is its offense: Keith Null.


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Today in New Orleans French Quarter, I shot this short video of the gutterpunk busker-band Natchez on Fire performing "Red Rocking Chair." I was completely blown away by their performance, arrangements, vocals, and playlists. I can't locate any more info on them online, but I'll be looking for them.
47 Responses to "Gutterpunk bluegrass buskers in the French Quarter"
igled says:
I wonder if they are from Juan's Flying Burrito home of "the gutterpunk"
"Gutter Punk ground beef, pinto beans, white rice, salsa, jack and cheddar cheese, sour cream and lettuce 6.95″
Anonymous says:
I'm in love with that cutie fiddle player
Ichabod says:
First off they are not gutter punks, they are not begging unwashed nor drunken and abusive.
Second as was mentioned, not really bluegrass more bluegrass/oldtime/jazz.
Third they rock!
echolocate chocolate says:
sapere_aude says:
I wish I lived in a city where it was common to encounter this sort of thing on an ordinary city street on any ordinary day. But, alas, unless there's some sort of arts or music festival in town, you just don't see this where I live.
BTW, I wonder why the washboard player and the fiddle player looked so bored.
ethancoop says:
It's not an ordinary street, it's the Quarter.
urpBurp says:
Could "Washboard Boy" and "Violin Girl" look any more bored?
… and Yes, those are their superhero names :)
Nom_de_Guerre says:
What a cool find, I'm an instant fan
Clayton says:
Not bluegrass – especially with that awful banjo. Otherwise, they're fun.
Glaurung says:
igled, don't remind me what I'm missing by not living in New Orleans anymore! Juan's has the best burritos and guacamole ever.
xogo says:
Takes me back to one of my all time faves: Bob Dylan and the Band's Basement Tapes.
EliZ says:
That pink haired violinist is my friend, Elena, absolutely the best violinist I've known – and I am also friends with the assistant choirmaster for the philharmonic, here (Sorry, Hannah, but you did call her a rockstar!)
Her myspace is http://www.myspace.com/fuckovaries/ and I have two or three music videos that I shot of her. Anyone want an interview?
turn_self_off says:
hmm, not sure if should be scared or intrigued about her.
EliZ says:
A healthy mix of the two is best. I don't know if Elena's harmless, but she's definitely friendly and good people. The rest of her band, that I have met, are also good folks – very nice, friendly, inclusive.
- Eli
turn_self_off says:
Anonymous says:
obeyken, "old time" is a late-19th/early-20th century catch-all. Church-music, hillbilly, ballads, barn-dance, parlor tunes . . . Everything that went into the repertoire of amateur and/or itinerant performers who played parties, weddings, barrooms . . . wherever. Old-time gathered a bunch of bits, and distilled from that mix were country, rock, folk, bluegrass . . .
Clayton, gotta disagree on the banjo. That's a classic style.
Cory . . . not bluegrass, not gutterpunks . . . but you got the "buskers" and "French Quarter" right! Yay!
Clayton says:
Classic style =/= quality play, talent or a good sound.
EliZ says:
Oh, snap – I just realized that means Cory is in NOLA! Get in touch with me on facebook (elias danger zwillenberg) and I'll get you in touch with them. Incidentally, Neil Gaimann is here with his wife right now if you should want to try to chat him up, too.
bruhinb says:
Neil married Amanda already?!
EliZ says:
Methinks – though I don't know either of them personally, they were sitting together at Cafe Envie. Not that that and marriage are at all related.
BTW, the article with his library here on BB was epic.
bruhinb says:
I believe Neil and Amanda were Just Married when you saw them. She only makes a passing reference to it in her twitter stream (https://twitter.com/amandapalmer/status/3257130559733760), but their friend Kyle Cassidy (https://twitter.com/kylecassidy) tool an awesome picture that captures the event and their mutual character beautifully. (http://www.kylecassidy.com/lj/2010/neil-amanda-jason-wedding-iphone-1.jpg)
BethNOLA says:
Kept thinking, why is Cory Doctorow in NOLA?
Neil Gaiman's 50th birthday party?
BethNOLA says:
Loved the music! I'll keep an eye out for them and drop some bills in the hat.
A minor quibble: these folks aren't "gutterpunks." They're clean, for one thing. And they provide something in return for the money they seek. The Quarter is plagued by gutterpunks, and they're not the delightful performers we see in this video. They threaten and bully passersby and have made parts of Decatur Street unpassable in the evenings. There's nothing hip or cool or interesting about them.
During the first year or so after the storm, there were Help Wanted signs on every shop; New Orleans desperately needed workers. Gutterpunks flocked in from out of town, ignored those opportunities and instead demanded money from people struggling to rebuild their shattered lives. They stretched out across the sidewalks on darkened streets, and created a hostile zone throughout the lower Quarter. One group of gutterpunks squatted in a house whose owners had evacuated, put a handmade sign on their truck reading "Animal Rescue" and went through the Bywater looting empty homes, using their rescue front to deflect police and National Guard inquires. They're parasites.
I can see where an imaginative writer from out of town might romanticize the term, out of ignorance of what it means in the real world. But if you're visiting New Orleans and a local tells you to cross the street and avoid the gutterpunks, they're not being silly; they mean it.
gluther says:
We could get even more nit-picky about genre and say it's jug-band/vaudeville, since the banjo's all strummy and plectrum-style.
gluther says:
of course, without the Jug.
narrowstreetsLA says:
These guys are pretty nifty too, and along the same lines. Asheville, NC.
Rich Keller says:
My wife and I saw Sweet Street Symphony, also from New Orleans, in Asheville last May. They have a similar feel and played a crazy version of Bei Mir Bist du Schoen that I really liked. I listen to their CD in the car fairly often.
cosmic_kiiljoy says:
Yeah, these folks are too clean to be gutterpunks and they don't have a sign that says, "give me money for beer".
Anonymous says:
For more of the guitarist and banjo player look up "lil maxwell and the malt liquors"
Anonymous says:
oh, i am sure they wouldn't like to be called gutter punx
Anonymous says:
The fiddle player is a friend. She travels between NOLA and Seattle and some places between, playing with various people and busking solo. I'm pretty sure "Nachos on Fire" is some kids she started traveling/hanging out with. Most band she's in don't last very long, people gotta travel their own ways in their own time.
EliZ says:
Oh, BTW, and I swear I'll quit commenting now ;-) it's Natchez On Fire, not nachos.
Cory Doctorow says:
Thanks!Just fixed the band-name. I'm actually in town for Neil's birthday party (which was wonderful)!
EliZ says:
You are welcome. Elena's psyched about being on the bESTbLOG, and I would love nothing more (well – maybe being invited to Neil's party next year so I can have his autograph tattooed on me) than to introduce you two, get you more video and an interview or anything else you like.
Feel free to contact me… hell, feel urged, lassoed, yanked, compelled by the power of zombie Jesus.
DrPretto says:
Let me guess:
They are TIME TRAVELLERS (from the past), Where is their Time Machine?
They have talent, I wish them Good luck (Hope they stay on Our Time).
Tom Fury says:
You're in NOLA? Man, I am sooooo jealous – it's the greatest city in the world. Don't miss eating at Mena's Palace!
Great band, by the way, love that old timey music …
Anonymous says:
definitely not the best traveler group on royal street.
the cake is taken by Tuba Skinny. yall should check them out.
Anonymous says:
sweet…ever hear or see "larry and his flask"
glace neuf says:
Enjoyed the music, and the parade of people and vehicles passing by in the background. Including a bride with a bearded non-groom companion around 1:40 :)
VoiceUXGuy says:
Yee haw! The "check out how old-timey I am" thing can get a bit tired for me, but these guys wear it well. Very entertaining. Thanks.
Billy Blight says:
There are a million of these groups in the French Quarter on any given afternoon.
Anonymous says:
The same intersection in 2004, pre-Katrina:
Spinkter says:
A nit: This isn't Bluegrass; it's Old Time. Excellent nonetheless.
obeyken says:
what did they call Old Time back when they first made it?
pencilbox says:
They called it "time."
Anonymous says:
if you like these guys, check out the cardboard songsters
pretty swank digs
Anonymous says:
Nice, also check out a band on Bloodshot called Devil in a Woodpile. Great stuff


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