A historical look at the work and legacy of Philadelphia lawyer turned composer for early American politicians, Francis Hopkinson.
Tag: American folk music
The Story of Rubin “Hurricane” Carter, Wrongly Convicted Boxer and Dylan’s Muse
Today we explore the story of Bob Dylan’s “The Hurricane,” which helped raise awareness and support for wrongly accused boxer Rubin “Hurricane” Carter.
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The Lasting Legacy of the Slave Trade on American Music
Today is the UN International Day of Remembrance of the Slave Trade, we honor this day by charting the legacy of African diasporic music in America.
The Differences Between Cajun and Zydeco Music
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10 Exciting Native American and Canadian First Nations Artists on the Scene Right Now
Just in time for Thanksgiving, we’ve assembled a list of the most exciting Native American…
How to Overcome Musical Boredom? Make “Incorrect” Music Instead
Midway into the song “Room,” the opening track of Arthur Moon’s debut EP Our Head, a slightly…