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May 26, 2011 • in Music

A Visit to My Back Porch: Adam Gardner from Guster

I can’t quite remember how I first learned about Guster. But I think it must be because of their song “Amsterdam,” which is one of my all-time favorite songs. As a writer, how can I not love the line “I’m …

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May 25, 2011 • in Music

Ten Reasons Why I Love Bob Dylan

I picked up the recent issue of Rolling Stone magazine that celebrates Bob Dylan’s 70th birthday. I was in the airport, on a very long and unexpected airport delay, so I had time to spend. I was a bit miffed …

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May 11, 2011 • in Music

Pirates and Poets

The other day I was laying around thinking about pirates and poets. It started with I saw an ad for Disney in People magazine that features Patti Smith as a pirate! I had to rip it out and hang it …

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April 14, 2011 • in Music

A Visit to My Back Porch: Holly Williams

I can relate to Holly Williams, though she is completely in a league of her own. She’s the third generation of a famous family (Hank Williams and Hank Williams Jr.), making a name for herself both in the family business …

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January 24, 2011 • in Music

Music I Love Now: My Current Top 10

There is not a radio station that plays all the music I love.  I dream of having my own radio station one day, so I can share the eclectic selection of music I love with others—I’m sure there are more …

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November 19, 2010 • in Music

Theme Song for an Organic Food Revolution

The other night I saw Bob Dylan in concert. He is amazing. Not just because he’s old and still rocking, but also because his repertoire of songs spans generations of change and a whole lifetime of emotions. I thought about …

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March 13, 2009 • in Maria Recommends

Why I Love Country Music

I am a latecomer to the country music scene. I grew up on progressive radio and worked my way through all the alternative and pop scenes—always keeping an edge and never going straight into the mainstream. I was milk-fed on …

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