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PRIME PRINE LAND NOW BEARS HIS NAME AS A PARK

ohns widow Fiona Prine, accepted the honor on his behalf, which was presented by Country Music Hall of Fame member Brenda Lee (right) , while Cline’s daughter Julie Fudge will accepted the honor for her mother.
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THE BATTLE OF THE BLUES AND GREYS

just another word for nothing left to lose for a prophet and a pilgrim and a pusher and the last priest in the world walking in a free world of Orwellian surveillance filming and recording for posterity whispering of conspiracy twisting of truth falsifying of fact distorting of data infecting of information more informed than ever before yet knowing less and certain of nothing except poets writing in their voice unspoken that freedom is a state of mind
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IN THE DANCE BAND ON THE TITANIC

I am not being facetious, nor seeking to abuse the powers of my platform here at sidetracks & detours, when I say I would rather see our tomorrow´s history placed in the hands of today´s artists.
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FRANKENSTEIN´S GRANNY: The Mary Wollstonecraft statue. By Michael Higgins

All biographers should aim to depict their subject as real life people and write a life that is true to what they wanted to be and what perhaps they actually became. The same should attain to graphic art and sculpture.
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WHOLE NEW MEANINGS of ´Presidential.´

We are not tasked to select the ironic bits over the sincere bits or vice versa because all of those things are overlaid and interwoven.
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EVERYBODY LOOK WHAT´S GOING DOWN and what´s going on

He addressed issues not only in his lyrics but also in the jazzy, expansive music that provided plenty of room for reflection.
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PRISONERS OF HISTORY

PRISONERS OF HISTORY by  Keith Lowe William Collins £20 as perceived by Norman Warwick Keith Lowe, already an award-winning author of books on WWII, has seen monuments around the world taken down in political protest and subsequently…
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NEW SOUND AND VISION AT CINEMA

NEW SOUND AND VISION AT CINEMA by Norman Warwick I had been persuaded, sometime in the mid-sixties, by my academically and culturally more-advanced girl friend of the time that there was a one-night showing of a film that she said…
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STILL STATUES REFLECT by Michael Higgins

STILL STATUES REFLECT by Michael Higgins signs of protest I wonder how long eternity is hoped to be in this day of TV protest soundbites, political iconoclasm, and the anti-racist ‘cultural revolution’ that newspaper headlines…