One of northeastern Vietnam’s rural folk traditions kept alive through the transmittance of dance and song, from generation to generation. (Recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage in need of safeguarding)
Categories: Collaboration,music,things i like
Tagged: collaboration, folk, Giao Duyen, Hung King, Intangible Cultural Heritage, love, love exchange, music, singing, traditional, UNESCO, Vietnam, Xoan
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Tagged: beer, Canada, Foghat LIVE, Ranchero, Sincerely John Head, tailgate party, University of Victoria
Dear Chris Held of Von Tundra, Someday when we return to the States and settle down, will you please make me a Console Cabinet in the walnut finish? If so, we will build a home around it. Most sincerely, Nat Andreini
Categories: design,music,things i like
Tagged: Chris Held, furniture design, Von Tundra
How many musicians do you know of who have gone SEQUIN?
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Categories: music,photography,things i like
Categories: found,japan,music,things i like
Tagged: black music, japan
Camarón de la Isla (December 5, 1950 – July 2, 1992), was the stage name of flamenco Romani singer José Monje Cruz. The video for this beautiful song, Como el Agua, was made in 1987 during a visit to Paris. I love how the video weaves clips of the live performance and the flamenco dance [...]
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Tagged: Camarón de la Isla, karaoke video, Nuevo Flamenco, Paris
It’s as cold as balls right now in Sapporo. My wife and I just returned from 3 hot weeks in Thailand and Laos only to come home to several feet of snow on the ground and much more to come. For those of you who have fallen prey to the inevitable winter flu, check out [...]
Tagged: Danzig, wellness, winter remedy, Zach Storm