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The famed jazz label is celebrated through photographs and more at the Folk Americana Roots Hall of Fame at the Boch Center.

Board member Don Was talks Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, and more ahead of this weekend's Folk & Americana Roots Hall of Fame ceremony.

Lead Belly, Johnny Cash, Gordon Lightfoot, Odetta, Joan Baez, Joni Mitchell, Willie Nelson, Bonnie Raitt, Mavis Staples, Peter, Paul & Mary, and the Byrds are among the artists who'll be honored later this month in an invitation-only ceremony at the Boch Center.

Don Was – the veteran, multi-Grammy-winning musician/producer and current president of Blue Note Records – is one of those virtual Renaissance men who always seems to have many pots a stirring. Over time, he has been a bassist, record producer, music director, film composer, documentary film maker and radio host. And 2024 promises to be no less busy for him.

The Folk Americana Roots Hall of Fame will explore the founding of America’s most influential Jazz label with “The All Seeing Eye: Blue Note Records Through the Lens of Francis Wolff.” Curated by the Museum Collective with Blue Note Records, the exhibit will feature some of the 20,000 photographs from Blue Note co-founder Francis Wolff. It will open to the public on May 1, 2024, inside the Boch Center Wang Theatre. Tours are available now at FARHOF.org.

A red bauble on a Christmas tree (a symbol of apples?) The ancient Egyptians, Chinese, and Hebrews used evergreen wreaths, garlands, and trees to symbolise their respect for nature and their belief in eternal life. The pagan Europeans worshipped trees and had the custom of decorating their houses and barns with evergreens, or erecting a

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All Seeing Eye Researchers claim they've created the robotic equivalent of a seeing-eye dog for the visually impaired that can even respond when the user tugs on its leash. In experiments, the robodog developed by researchers from Binghamton University led a person around a hallway, responding to input, like gentle pulls, to avoid obstacles. The […]