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Oh, those lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer. This is the time of year when we remember the sights, the sounds and the smells of long-ago summer holidays – with food often playing a major role in our most cherished memories.
The year 1966 was a time of great change and cultural revolution in the world of music. Many artists were pushing the boundaries of what was considered acceptable, and new genres were emerging. From soulful ballads to psychedelic rock, this year saw the release of some of the most memorable songs in history. In this
1967 was a pivotal year in the history of music, marked by a wave of cultural and social change that swept across the globe. From the psychedelic rock of San Francisco to the soulful sounds of Motown and Stax, the music of 1967 reflected the era's optimism, activism, and experimentation. The year produced countless timeless
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Brownlee Currey entered the Nashville Banner newsroom en route to his office with the quick-striding yet delicate confidence of an expert tennis player sizing up a drop shot at the net. In the last days of the old-time newspaper milieu of shouted commands, strong black coffee, cigarette-smoke haze and whiskey bottles hidden deep in desk drawers, Brownlee wore dapper custom suits and invariably had a smile on his face. Smiling! And we’re on deadline! Brownlee O. Currey Jr. — who died this year at age 91, followed several months later by the passing of his beloved wife Agneta — didn’t ...