Arlington Independent Media

Arlington Independent Media AIM is a nonprofit public media organization dedicated to diversity & inclusion in community media. Every Monday at 6pm there is a free tour of the facility.
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Our programming can be found on Comcast channel 69 and Verizon channel 38, the Arlington County public access cable television channels, as well as on our radio station .7 FM and on our website at www.arlingtonmedia.org. To learn more about Arlington Independent Media and to see our production facilities in person, call us for an appointment. AIM hours of operation:
M – F, 12pm – 10pm
Sat – Sun, 10am – 8pm

Don’t forget! The Youth Journalism Initiative December Meetup is coming up on Wednesday 14, from 4:30-6:30pm. Come learn...
12/08/2022

Don’t forget! The Youth Journalism Initiative December Meetup is coming up on Wednesday 14, from 4:30-6:30pm. Come learn more about the program and weigh in on what stories YOU want to tell about Arlington!

Registration link in profile!

12/07/2022

We are so proud to be in a space where we welcome conversations about diversity, equity and inclusion and to support constructive dialogue and discussions.

On that note, take a look at the report below and let's talk about it:
"The Lens Reflected: An urgent inquiry into race and gender behind and in front of the nonfiction camera"

12/05/2022

A radio and television interview programs featuring timely topics of interest to older adults and their families

12/05/2022
Team AIM is looking forward to bringing you Introduction to Community Media on Thursday December 8th!! If you’re interes...
12/05/2022

Team AIM is looking forward to bringing you Introduction to Community Media on Thursday December 8th!! If you’re interested in learning about Community Media, this is the training for you!

We are sorry to have to cancel out Producer’s Workshop for this week! Continue to follow us on all socials for training ...
12/05/2022

We are sorry to have to cancel out Producer’s Workshop for this week! Continue to follow us on all socials for training updates!

Check out the Women’s Business Report weekly on WERA!
12/05/2022

Check out the Women’s Business Report weekly on WERA!

Register now for our final classes of 2022! December 5th & 7th, 7-10 pm: Producer's Workshop (Part I) will give you a ju...
11/22/2022

Register now for our final classes of 2022! December 5th & 7th, 7-10 pm: Producer's Workshop (Part I) will give you a jump start on sharpening your show or story idea, and conceiving and planning your pilot episode. Graduates of this course will be invited to our monthly producer's meetups, where they can share their works in progress and get peer feedback to take their projects to the next level. Then on December 8th, 6:30-9:30 pm: Intro to Community Media + Happy Hour. We'll discuss the forces shaping our media (i.e., whose stories get told and who gets to tell them) and why community media orgs like Arlington Independent Media matter right now. Then, take a tour of AIM, and learn about how you can become an AIM producer! Stick around after class for brief happy hour to connect with other creative folks in Arlington. Sign up today through our member portal.

Join Team AIM for the Annual Arlington Turkey Trot!!
11/20/2022

Join Team AIM for the Annual Arlington Turkey Trot!!

2022 Arlington Turkey Trot Run - Arlington, VA November 24, 2022 | Register for 5 km, and distances. Help us reach our fundraising goal to support Arlington Turkey Trot. Bring your friends and family and join a team. 2022 Arlington Turkey TrotJoin us for the 17th year of the Arlington Turkey Trot 5k...

11/16/2022

A new multi-sensory art installation at the Prospect Park Bandshell welcomes the viewer to discover more about themselves, while beautifying Brooklyn's

It's happening, it's happening!! We are excited to announce the approval of our new satellite location in South Arlingto...
11/14/2022

It's happening, it's happening!! We are excited to announce the approval of our new satellite location in South Arlington!!

https://www.arlnow.com/2022/11/14/county-approves-new-satellite-location-for-arlington-independent-media-in-green-valley/

Clarendon-based Arlington Independent Media (AIM) is expanding to a second location in Green Valley. The community media organization will be taking over three underused audio-visual production studios at the Arlington Arts' 3700 S. Four Mile Run Drive location, according to a county

11/10/2022

The risk for older adults of vax coverage disparities can't be ignored. Dr. Yabo Beysolow offers some life saving information that every older adult should know!

Listen to her podcast interview https://spoti.fi/3G6VI5B

11/10/2022

Arlington's Federated Wireless says committed partnerships have been instrumental in its growth in the last year, especially in its goal to deliver game-changing Private 5G connectivity to tenants across the National Landing BID development. What's more, company execs call Arlington "a perfect location for us to scale our business thanks to the world-class recruiting, proximity to government and enterprise customers, as well as the business-friendly nature of this metro-center." The company has now also been honored as a winner for later-stage VC raise! Congratulations!

11/10/2022

Dreaming of being a costume designer? Listen to WIFV’s Media & Monuments podcast episode which chats with costume designer Alexandra Engelson about how she joined the wardrobe department of Quantico and how she is now creating looks for her own indie projects. Link in bio!

Connect w/ Alexandra
https://www.linkedin.com/in/aoengelson/
https://www.aoengelson.com/

11/10/2022

We are just 2 weeks away! It’s time to register for the 17th Annual Arlington Turkey Trot – Community Partners United in Service to Others!

Bring your friends, neighbors, family, and furry friendshttps://buff.ly/2W4FxNe

We are so excited for the future of Choose to be Curious!! Congrats to you and lots of well wishes for your continued su...
11/10/2022

We are so excited for the future of Choose to be Curious!! Congrats to you and lots of well wishes for your continued success!!

I'm thrilled to announce that CHOOSE TO BE CURIOUS is now available through Pacifica Radio Network. This allows me to offer my show all about curiosity to more than 225 grassroots community radio stations in the US and around the world.

First episode uploads this evening!

The Pacifica Affiliate Network is a mutually supportive community of independent radio stations and production groups who cooperate to create and broadcast community media. We advance community- building and citizen participation by giving voice to the unique residents, visions, and environments in our local areas and raising them to a global platform.

Learn more at https://pacificanetwork.org

11/10/2022

Columbia Pike Documentary Project: A Community Walk with Lloyd Wolf and the CPDP Team

Happy Friday Eve! The only way to know what’s going on with us is to stay informed, and the best way to stay informed is...
11/03/2022

Happy Friday Eve! The only way to know what’s going on with us is to stay informed, and the best way to stay informed is by attending board meetings! If you are interested and able, see you next week!

11/02/2022

Join MoCA Arlington resident artist Lex Marie and guest speaker Jerrell Gibbs for a virtual conversation on Wednesday, November 9 at 6 pm. Centering their conversation on Marie’s solo exhibition “Let Them Kods Be Kids,” Marie and Gibbs will discuss their shared interest in artistic depictions of daily life in the Black community. This event is free; registration required. Tap link in bio to register!

Left 📸 courtesy of Aaron Trimiar,
Right 📸 courtesy of Mark Jon Photography

11/02/2022

Arlington County Virginia – Government’s Future of Outdoor Dining (FOOD) Study Survey closes this Friday, November 4. This survey will be used to draft a framework on permanent outdoor dining starting in 2023. Arlington residents: please fill out the survey and express you support for permanent outdoor dining!

Use this link to complete the survey today: https://us.openforms.com/Form/990867bf-3edd-4b14-89c1-f735e512de13

11/02/2022

"X-Men: The Animated Series," debuted on Fox Kids 30 years ago on October 31, 1992.

11/02/2022

Congratulations to the winners of the 2022 REV Awards! These Arlington companies have shown exceptional growth in Revenue, Employment and Venture Capital!
Revenue
Under $5M: FranklinIQ
$5M-$15M: C3 Integrated Solutions
$15M-$25M: BlackCape
25+M: Piedmont Global Language Solutions
Employment
Under 100: Shift5
Over 100: Targeted Victory
Venture Capital
Early-stage: EarthOptics
Later-stage: Federated Wireless

11/02/2022

“Halloween Special: Our Hosts Talk Horror & Halloween”
In this special episode, all three of our hosts, Sandra Abrams, Candice Bloch, and Tara Jabbari sit down together to discuss films that are all horror and Halloween!

Listen as they share personal stories of watching horror films, their thoughts on some of the most notable horror films, and results from our survey. At the end of the episode, we give shout-outs to those who took the survey.

These are the lists that we referred to in our discussion:

The Best Horror Movies Of The Last Decade
https://www.looper.com/176791/the-best-horror-movies-of-the-last-decade/

The "31 Nights of Halloween" Schedule
https://www.freeform.com/news/recaps-and-news/31-nights-of-halloween-schedule

The 25 Best Horror Movies of All Time
https://www.ign.com/articles/best-horror-movies-of-all-time

Happy November! AIM/WERA is taking a quick break this weekend for some much-needed self-care (also known as construction...
11/01/2022

Happy November!

AIM/WERA is taking a quick break this weekend for some much-needed self-care (also known as construction). We will be off air, from this Friday, November 4, until Sunday, November 6.

Please reach out to us if you have any questions and we look forward to resuming our regularly scheduled programming on Monday morning!

Have a safe weekend!

AIM Team

Aspiring video creators: Our six-week Field Video Production course begins tomorrow at 7pm, and we've got ONE spot left!...
10/31/2022

Aspiring video creators: Our six-week Field Video Production course begins tomorrow at 7pm, and we've got ONE spot left! Register following the link below. Hope to see you there...

We’re thrilled to welcome our community back into AIM this fall for a new round of in-person classes! Login to our new Member Portal to register, renew your

Calling all AIM Members! This Sunday, October 23, 2022 is the annual meeting and board elections. Check your emails for ...
10/20/2022

Calling all AIM Members! This Sunday, October 23, 2022 is the annual meeting and board elections. Check your emails for important voting information and updates and we look forward to seeing you this weekend!

Don’t forget! Youth Journalism Pizza and Info Night is on Wednesday Oct. 12th!Come learn more about the program and weig...
10/06/2022

Don’t forget! Youth Journalism Pizza and Info Night is on Wednesday Oct. 12th!

Come learn more about the program and weigh in on what stories YOU want to tell about Arlington! Parents are also welcome. Pizza will be served.

When: Wednesday, October 12th, 6-8pm @ Arlington Public Library, Columbia Pike Branch (Drew Room)
Registration link: https://bit.ly/youthjournalism2022

More awesome classes starting next week at AIM! EDITING WITH PREMIERE PROStarts Tuesday, October 11thThis four week, two...
10/04/2022

More awesome classes starting next week at AIM!

EDITING WITH PREMIERE PRO

Starts Tuesday, October 11th

This four week, two hour course is an in-depth introduction to the techniques of nonlinear editing with Adobe Premiere Pro CC. Upon completion, members are certified to reserve and utilize the editing stations at AIM.

Tuesdays & Thursdays: October 11th, 13th, 18th, 20, 25th & 27th, Nov 1st & 3rd 7-9pm

Class fee: $300 (Students will need to provide their own one-month subscription to Adobe Premiere CC (~$32)

Instructor: Ose Ogunfiditimi

INTRO TO COMMUNITY MEDIA

Next Session is Thursday, Oct. 13th

This class is a single three-hour workshop that covers media literacy, community media and our production process here at AIM. Taught by AIM CEO Whytni Kernodle, this class focuses on the basics of media literacy as well as the rights and responsibilities of a community media producer.

Additional sessions offered:
Wednesday, November 9th – 6:30-9:30pm
Thursday, December 8th – 6:30-9:30pm

Class Fee: FREE

Instructor: Whytni Kernodle

Youth Journalism Pizza and Info Night!Come learn more about the program and weigh in on what stories YOU want to tell ab...
09/28/2022

Youth Journalism Pizza and Info Night!

Come learn more about the program and weigh in on what stories YOU want to tell about Arlington! Parents are also welcome. Pizza will be served.

When: Wednesday, October 12th, 6-8pm @ Arlington Public Library, Columbia Pike Branch (Drew Room)

Register Here: https://bit.ly/youthjournalism2022

BRANDING YOUR SHOW: GRAPHIC DESIGN WITH ADOBE ILLUSTRATOREvery great show needs a great visual identity to help it stand...
09/26/2022

BRANDING YOUR SHOW: GRAPHIC DESIGN WITH ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR

Every great show needs a great visual identity to help it stand out from the crowd. In this four week, two hour course, students will create an original logo for their podcast, TV or Radio show using Adobe Illustrator. By the end of the course, you'll be familiar with some fundamentals of design, the basic features of Illustrator, how to save in the correct formats and sizes (including promo graphics for TV and social media platforms), and how to best leverage your logo to promote your show!

When: Saturdays, October 1st, 8th, 15th & 22nd - 12-2pm

Cost: $80 - Students will need to provide their own one-month subscriptions to Adobe Illustrator (~$32) and Canva

Instructor: Kim Phillip

Sign Up Here: https://arlingtonmedia.org/classes/

WERA Producers: Join us for a night of celebration, networking, important info, and new directions at 96.7 FM! For WERA ...
09/22/2022

WERA Producers: Join us for a night of celebration, networking, important info, and new directions at 96.7 FM!

For WERA Producers (and aspiring producers): Please join us for a Producers' Meeting and Reception/Celebration the evening of Tuesday, September 27th, from 5-9 pm at Arlington Independent Media.

This meeting is an opportunity to get your questions answered regarding WERA's new direction, including new procedures and best practices, new scheduling blocks, training and volunteer opportunities, and more. Producers will also have the opportunity to record a promotional video for their program, to be featured on AIM TV and our YouTube channel.

Most importantly, we'll be recognizing and celebrating the incredible work and dedication of our producer community during this period of transition. This meeting is open to all current producers, as well as those who have an interest in participating with WERA in the future. Refreshments provided, RSVP required.

Link to register: https://bit.ly/3DJd1bE

FREE Intro to Community Media workshop! Come learn about Arlington Independent Media, a community gem that teaches ever...
09/20/2022

FREE Intro to Community Media workshop!

Come learn about Arlington Independent Media, a community gem that teaches everyday folks like you how to produce their own tv and radio!

Taught by AIM’s CEO Whytni Kernodle, the workshop is a single three-hour workshop that covers media literacy, community media and our production process here at AIM.

Session 1: Sunday, September 25th
Session 2: Thursday, October 13th
Session 3: Wednesday, November 9th
Session 4: Thursday, December 8th

This workshop has traditionally been a prerequisite for all other AIM classes and the use of AIM production equipment and facilities. New AIM members will have until December 20th, 2022 to complete this requirement.

Link to register: https://bit.ly/3DIsE38

Attention WERA Producers (and aspiring producers): Join us the evening of Tuesday, September 27th for a night of celebra...
09/16/2022

Attention WERA Producers (and aspiring producers): Join us the evening of Tuesday, September 27th for a night of celebration, networking, important updates, and new directions at 96.7 FM! RSVP required, register below:

WERA Producers: Join us for a night of celebration, networking, important info, and new directions at 96.7 FM.

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Can anyone confirm that Audacity is up to date and can work with the latest Mac system of Monterey before I install it?

If not I will stay with Big Sur

thanks!
Dear our AIM friends, we are grateful for all of you. Wishing you a happy and blessed Thanksgiving!
Mongolian TV
https://youtu.be/fNe152nEqdo

the Episode you've al been waiting for (haha)
but seriously folk this episode is Cranking.
Live Reggae from the Crazy Quilt Festival here in Old Greenbelt MD, sponsored by the New Deal Cafe
Sharing the Arts with our good neighbors

Music from the New Deal Cafe
Season 3 Episode 10

The Fez Tones and a Fez Tones Hafla

A night of middle eastern music accompanied by dancers from around the east coast and beyond
with Host
Lynda Latifa Wilkinson, Dancer and contributing videographer

musical artists
Druminic
Mark Cheater
Jennifer Laemmer
Heather Spence
Bryan Bowman
Abderrahim
Kylie Hilali
Ken Wright

Dancers
Donna Eileen
Razilee
Roberto
Sama
Gretchen
Meesha
Khuzama
Samira Shuruk
Laniakea
Suzana
Elena Faye
Rin Lojik

59:34 Running Time
Just a quick note to let you know that our documentary Anacostia Delta will premiere on PBS, on Maryland Public Television this Saturday evening at 9pm? And again at 1am. I realise we're a bit late for some of your shows but wanted to share the good news...DC is a Guitar Town!

In addition to the big stars like Tom Cole, Nils Lofgren, Vince Gill, Albert Lee and Mike Stern, the film features a feast of DC musicians including Dave Chappell, Tom Principato, Anthony Pirog, Billy Hancock, and many more. Some of you might have seen the early cut which we screened at AIM a few years ago. In fact, the Director of Videography for the film is AIM 'graduate' Matheu Mazza.

We really REALLY appreciate help getting the word out to the MPT viewing area. In addition to the PBS release, the film is available for download and on video. We're still trying to raise the necessary funds to buy the next tranche of copyrights, to allow us to enter film festivals and show the film publicly....wish us luck!

Thanks so much.
Ken Anacostia Delta, Co-Producer
www.AnacostiaDelta.com
The Jazz/Blues Mashup is "in the can" and sent off to the good folks at WERA. You can, as always, hear the program on Monday, and rebroadcast on Thursday, from noon to 1:00 at 96.7 FM or by surfing over to WERA.FM/listen-live/
Continuing with the generosity of Ron Weinstock, I have a bunch of great music for you.
First, the Spanish-born Jazz pianist Alex Conde brings us a Latinized Monk tune. Keeping with that feel, you will next hear vibraphonist Mike Freeman.
The Blues is represented by Kid Ramos & Bob Corritorre and then little-heard pianist Henry Gray. The first half closes with two tunes from vocalist/saxophonist Gus Spenos fronting a studio big band with Count Basie style blues. Very good music and a superb band.
We open up the second half with Jazz and the Paul Shaw Quintet and then vocalist/violinist Calabria Foti, followed by another Jazz vocalist, Vivian Lee. We'll hear one song this week from Little Walter, the Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup Blues standard, Mean Old Frisco. Crudup, now largely forgotten, also wrote That's All Right Mama, a big early hit for that guy Elvis.
Remember: Don't let the Blues make you bad.
And keep swinging!
Howard Blu
https://youtu.be/tISZxsR2250

Season 3 Episode 5
Music from the New Deal cafe
Greenbelt Md

The Foggy Bottom Whomp-stompers

The Foggy Bottom Whomp-stompers are the DC area’s best–some would say only–prohibition era jazz band playing your favorite hits from the 1920s and 30s. With a mix of Hot Jazz, Dixieland, early Swing, Blues, we’re ready to liven up a speakeasy, gatsby-themed party, swing dance, or any given street corner!

Ben C Trumpet
Mike M Trombone
Andy T Clarinet
Dave M Bass Sax
Mike S Drums
Joanna Vocalist
Christine Vocalist
Ben S Guitar/Banjo
Dhanesh M Guitar/Dobro

59:37 running time
I just sent off the files for next week's edition of The Jazz/Blues Mashup. As always, it can be heard at 96.7-FM in or near Arlington, VA or online at WERA.FM/listen-live/ on Monday from noon to 1:00 and rebroadcast on Thursday, same time, same station.
This week I closed out the feature of dozens of CDs given to me by music blogger Ron Weinstock. It was a great run. There are certainly CDs I will return to for their great Jazz & Blues.
Part I opens up with guitarist/vocalist Paul Gabriel and then Jazz vocalist Tania Grubbs from a CD with many unusual song choices. Will certainly return to that one. Then more Blues from John Nemeth and Malaya Blue.
NY guitarist Mark Doyle gives us some noirish music from his CD of crime show themes. Very cool. Then a fine vocalist, Rosana Eckert sings a tune dedicated to her husband. The first half closes with Blues from Cash McCall.
Benny Turner opens up Part II with a cover of a Freddie King hit. And I tell a little story about a performance of the tune. Chuckles. More Blues follows, these from Elvin Bishop and Jimmy Duck Holmes. Blues man Arthur Adams is a Helping Hand Man. Clever lyric. But the following song by bassist/vocalist Lisa Mann is a true story and very funny!
The show closes with two cuts from 1959 by the great Little Walter Jacobs with a comment from Phil Chess in the control booth.
Remember to stick around on Thursday for Steve Ghitelman and Up Jumped The Blues.
And also remember: Don't let the Blues make you bad.
And keep swinging!
Exciting things in the works! Stay tuned for more in the coming weeks. Thank you, Arlington Independent Media for the studio space and assistance.
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Here's the skinny on the next installment of The Jazz/Blues Mashup. As always, it airs Monday at noon, is rebroadcast Thursday at noon, and can be heard in or near Arlington, VA at 96.7 FM or online at WERA.FM/listen-live/
The show opens up with the Johnny Burgin group with Nancy Wright added on tenor sax. Ms. Wright is a very busy performing and studio musician - with good reason. Another bluesy Johnny follows. Johnny Nicolas.
Jazz keyboard player, producer, arranger, etc. next brings us a tune featuring vocalist Kurt Elling. This is followed by a Jazz quartet led by guitarist Larry Newcomb.
Next, we'll hear the final installment of the Linda Ronstadt-Nelson Riddle spotlight. Round Midnight by Thelonious Sphere Monk has enjoyed many recordings. I think this one stands tall in that group.
The first half closes with a tribute to saxophonist Wayne Shorter from a group lead by saxophonist Jeff Benedict and guitarist Dave Askren.
The second half opens up with a continuing exploration of a double CD set from a music promo company that seems to specialize in Blues. We'll hear Clarence Spady and Laura Tate. Next Wayne Alpern leads a trombone-heavy group for two pieces of classic Jazz.
Theresa James also has a lot of horns in the mix for her Blues. This leads up to the Little Walter spotlight starting with a little-heard instrumental called Rock Bottom. And then we close the show with the wonderful Key To The Highway.
As always, we'll hear a bit of Tony Bennet and Bill Evans with We'll Be Together Again.
Remember on Thursday to stick around for the impeccable Steve Ghitelman and Up Jumped the Blues. You can go to this link every week to get a preview of his program. It's always well-conceived and executed. Fine program.
Remember: Don't Let The Blues Make You Bad!
And Keep Swinging!
Howard Blu
It took parts of Thursday and today (Friday) to get the show programmed but The Jazz/Blues Mashup has now been sent to the good folks at WERA-LP and will air and stream Monday, August 6 from noon to 1:00. (Rebroadcast and re-stream on Thursday, also at noon.) Listen at 96.7 on your radio "dial" if you are in or near Arlington, VA (parts of DC and Oxon Hill as well) or online at WERA.FM/listen-live/
The show opens with Jazz from Michael Sarian, and is followed by Blues from Mick Kolassa. Mashing it up! Then we'll spend some time with the Great American Songbook when K.J. Denhert sings Over The Rainbow and Linda Ronstadt sings Straighten Up and Fly Right plus Little Girl Blue. I take a moment to set the record straight about Irving Mills. Part one closes with Mel Melton and the Wicked Mojos. Get your mojo workin', my friends.
Part 2 opens with Croatian Blues harp player Tomislav Goluban, followed by Canadian pianist/composer Zen Zadravec with some powerful Jazz. This is followed by two cuts (by John Nemeth and Benny Turner) from a two-CD promo set from a music public relations company. Not the kind of thing you'll find at the rare records/CDs store or online. We close with two fine cuts from the great Little Walter Jacobs.
This is Howard Blu reminding you:
Don't let the Blues make you bad.
And keep swinging!
The next edition of The Jazz/Blues Mashup is "in the can" and transferred to the good folks at WERA-LP/FM for Monday, August 9 from noon to 1:00. The rebroadcast will be on Thursday 8/12, same time, same station. (As they used to say in radioland.)
If you are in or near Arlington, VA, hear the show at 96.7 on your radio "dial." Or go online to WERA.FM/listen-live/
The Mashup continues with the music donated by blogger Ron Weinstock. The show opens with Blues by Long Tall Deb Landolt and then Muddy Gurdy in which French hurdy gurdy is blended with North Mississippi style music. Very cool.
We'll hear modern Jazz from the Andy Clausen Sextet, based in Seattle. Should be new to the vast majority of my listeners.
The Linda Ronstadt/Nelson Riddle spotlight brings us two tunes beautifully presented by these great artists.
The first half ends with two cuts from a CD entitled Friends and & Legends of Louisiana. First rate, blues-based, music.
The second half opens with the opening cut of Al Basile's 2021 concept CD about a May/December romance. This is followed with music from Kirsten Thien, also from a concept album. I had thought this approach to have faded (Sinatra did it a bunch of times), but pulled two out of the box from Ron Weinstock this week.
Guitarist Nelson Riveros brings a Latin feel to the music of Wes Montgomery with Leila. (NOT Layla!)
We'll hear DC's own Howard University Afro Blu ensemble celebrate Ella Fitzgerald.
To close the program I've added a marvelous oral history of Little Walter from his daughter, Marion Diaz to the two tunes in the LW spotlight this week.
Remember: Don't Let the Blues Make You Bad!
And Keep Swinging!
Howard Blu
P.S. Pssssst! On Thursday, stick around for Up Jumped The Blues with my esteemed colleague and fellow Harpur College alum Steve Ghitelman. Two hours of great blues and wise but spare commentary.
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