“I always wanted to be somebody so I composed music,” he said.
Sad Songs Act as Heritage of Community
thanks, East Texas Red
Sad Songs Act as Heritage of Community
thanks, East Texas Red
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Some of you will recall an article I pointed to a while back about the changing demographic in Nashville as exemplified by a music shop in guitar-town selling button accordions, the heart and soul of conjunto music.
This piece is a follow-up to that article.
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Nashville residents push for English-first law - Los Angeles Times
Thanks East Texas Red for sending this my way.
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