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Great Reads
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A growing wave of live music experiences is beginning to prove that it's the music itself — not alcohol sales or substance-abuse — that really matters.
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This exclusive excerpt from Keith Jopling's book "Riding The Rollercoaster" (Penguin/Random House) confronts the changing nature of Hit Songs.
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Buffalo's Colored Musicians Club is also the only continuously running, all-Black-owned music venue in the United States. Its history is still in the making.
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Festivals like Dirtybird Campout, Showcation, Camp Wildfire, and others are about participatory activation of nostalgia and play; not just blockbuster lineups.
A growing wave of live music experiences is beginning to prove that it's the music itself — not alcohol sales or substance-abuse — that really matters.
This exclusive excerpt from Keith Jopling's book "Riding The Rollercoaster" (Penguin/Random House) confronts the changing nature of Hit Songs.
Buffalo's Colored Musicians Club is also the only continuously running, all-Black-owned music venue in the United States. Its history is still in the making.
Festivals like Dirtybird Campout, Showcation, Camp Wildfire, and others are about participatory activation of nostalgia and play; not just blockbuster lineups.
