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Newly unearthed 1974 session by Clifford Jordan is a striking, one-of-a-kind album - Vimarsana News

Newly unearthed 1974 session by Clifford Jordan is a striking, one-of-a-kind album

The tenor sax player came up in Chicago and toured in the '60s with Charles Mingus, Max Roach and Randy Weston. Jordan's forgotten album, Drink Plenty of Water, mixes singers with a small ensemble.

Source: npr.org
The Mary Wallopers talk new single 'Wexford' and making folk for a new generation - Vimarsana News

The Mary Wallopers talk new single 'Wexford' and making folk for a new generation

The Mary Wallopers have announced new single ‘Wexford’, and told NME about how they are looking to challenge perceptions of Irish folk music.

Source: nme.com
What does 'wokeness' mean to everyday Kansans? I asked a few for their thoughts. - Vimarsana News

What does 'wokeness' mean to everyday Kansans? I asked a few for their thoughts.

Readers will need to make up their own minds about issues that fall within the range of wokeness. Good or bad.

"There Was This Feeling That Women Don't Play Certain Instruments, Like Guitar and Banjo": Feminist Icon Peggy Seeger Looks Back on Her Pioneering Musical Career - Vimarsana News

"There Was This Feeling That Women Don't Play Certain Instruments, Like Guitar and Banjo": Feminist Icon Peggy Seeger Looks Back on Her Pioneering Musical Career

"I’d love to see a new river of women playing differently and not trying to imitate male bands," says the folk legend

What Thomas Hardy knew about the unknowable - The Boston Globe - Vimarsana News

What Thomas Hardy knew about the unknowable - The Boston Globe

We may never know what went wrong with the Titan submersible. A 111-year old poem about the Titanic can help us come to terms with that.