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Here Be Dragons
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Woodstock Memories
Virginia JohnsonHistoryMusicMusicians1960sWoodstockHippiesLibraryPoint BlogForty years ago, crowds of young people converged on the quiet farming town of Bethel, New York, for a legendary concert. For...
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Another Flower Gone: Good-bye to Mary Travers
Virginia JohnsonMusicMusicians1960sfolk musicLibraryPoint BlogArts BlogTeen BlogA daughter of union organizers, Mary grew up in Greenwich Village and while only a teenager sang backup for the legendary...
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Band Night!
Rhonda BelyeaMusicMusicMusiciansLocal musiciansTeensbandsTeen BlogIt's time to come together for The Ambulance Review, 52 Foreign Dumpsters, and The Electric Revolution! Meanwhile, you can check out...
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Jimi Sounds Like a Rainbow by Gary Golio
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Local AuthorsMusiciansThe shift from poetry to song writing was a necessary one for Brady Earnhart. He describes poetry as "too solitary a business," in which one writes alone, sends the piece off to a...
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Farewell to John Cephas, Blues Musician
Virginia JohnsonAfrican AmericanArts and ArtistsMusicRegionalMusiciansBluesLibraryPoint BlogArts BlogJohn Cephas died at his home in Woodford, Virginia, on Wednesday, March 4, at the age of 78. The...
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The Rhythms of Raschka
Arts and ArtistsAutobiography and BiographyAuthor ProfilesMusiciansMarch kidsCaldecott HonorCaldecott Medal2006 Caldecott Medal-winning artist Chris Raschka took a roundabout road to fame. His travels...
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Ada's Violin: The Story of the Recycled Orchestra of Paraguay
Kathleen HughesMulticulturalMusicNonfictionPicture BooksParaguaySouth AmericaMusicianswomen musiciansRecyclingPovertyShelf Life BlogBook Buzz BlogKids Blog“For me, the violin means everything . . ....
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