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Author Archives: Fenster
Response to Paleo
Fenster writes: Paleo just wrote: . . . I’m left wondering how much the arrival of so many engineer-scientist types on the public-discussion scene has driven the growth of the Dark Enlightenment / HBD / Game / Reactionary part of the … Continue reading
Wimmin Singin Wednesdays
Fenster writes: For midsummer: Something Cool.
Sunday Jazz Selection
Fenster writes: Karrin Allyson’s excellent version of Some Other Time can be found in streaming audio here.
Wimmin Singin Wednesdays
Fenster writes: What the heck does become of the broken hearted?
Sunday Jazz Selection
Fenster writes: Egberto Gismonti, Baiai Malandro.
Price Gouging in the Academy?
Fenster writes: As Fenster predicted back in 2012, while online education can be conducted at less cost than bricks and mortar versions, universities running online programs are now being charged with price gouging where online is concerned. These days, two … Continue reading
Wimmin Singin Wednesday
Fenster writes: That unmistakeable tone. Iris DeMent.
Sunday Jazz Selection
Fenster writes: Moody in the mood.
Wimmin Singin Wednesday
Fenster writes: I nice contrast; earthy/airy, dark/light, experience/innocence, Maria Bethania/Gal Costa. Sonho Meu.
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Sunday Jazz Selection
Fenster writes: The Power of Love, from the Mahavishnu Orchestra album Apocalypse. John McLaughlin from when he was doing jazz-rock fusion . . . though this is not really either one.
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Tagged Apocalypse, John McLaughlin, Mahavishu Orchestra, The Power of Love
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