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Transcripts For KPIX CBS Evening News With Norah ODonnell - Vimarsana News

Transcripts For KPIX CBS Evening News With Norah ODonnell

basketball. three powerhouse teams withdraw from their conference tournaments. what does it mean for march madness? anti-asian hate crimes surge, and the president calls out the vicious violence. >> it's wrong. it's un-american. and it must stop. >> o'donnell: major winter storm: the central u.s. prepares for heavy snow and thunderstorms on the final weekend of winter. netflix warning: why the days of sharing your netflix password could be coming to an end. honoring ruth bader ginsburg just days before her birthday, and during women's history month, a seven-foot statue unveiled for t...

Larry Niehues’s Mississippi Dream - Vimarsana News

Larry Niehues’s Mississippi Dream

French photographer Larry Niehues’s latest book, Mississippi Dream, stylizes the Mississippi Delta. Drawing on his background photographing alternative singer Kate Clover, The Black Keys, and Arctic Monkeys, Niehues tells the story of the Delta through blues culture.

A trip to the Mississippi Delta reveals birthplace of the blues, and so much more - Vimarsana News

A trip to the Mississippi Delta reveals birthplace of the blues, and so much more

Our music critic explored the Delta Blues Trail with two Mississippi natives turned Minnesotans.

Sisters to Mississippi: A blues pilgrimage - Vimarsana News

Sisters to Mississippi: A blues pilgrimage

Back in January 2020, the founders of the Sisters Rhythm & Brews Festival, Joe and Jenn Rambo made a road-trip blues pilgrimage to the heart of the blues &m

Skip James | WMKY - Vimarsana News

Skip James | WMKY

Program #242 (April 30 at 8:00pm and May 1 at 3:00pm) Nehemiah Curtis “Skip” James possessed one of the most hauntingly distinctive styles in the blues, and, according to some who knew him, one of the most disturbed and complex personalities as well. His vocals, guitar work, and song constructions raise the blues to a level of high art and rare beauty, yet his subject matter and presentation were of such a heavy, cheerless nature that Mississippi bluesman Johnnie Temple, a contemporary of Skip’s, told an interviewer that James’ music was so sad that people would pay him not to perform...

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