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Today in Music History - May 26 Today in Music History for May 26:   In 735, Bede the Venerable, known as the father of English church history, Benedictine monk, priest, writer, hymn writer, died at about age 62. He was educated at Jarrow and spent the rest of his life in the monastery in Northumberland, in the north of England. In 1811, American Methodist clergyman William Hunter was born. The author of three collections of hymns, published during his lifetime, Hunter is best remembered for the hymn "The Great Physician Now is Near." In 1920, soulful singing legend Peggy Lee was born. Lee...

10 min read From The Basement Tapes to Rough and Rowdy Ways, Bob Dylan superfan Ian O’Riordan ranks the singer’s studio albums He asked me to check out the used record stores and see had they any early Dylan on vinyl. This was his idea for a cheap Christmas present and sometime around that December of 1991, while in college in the US, I bought the self-titled debut album Bob Dylan as a gift for my younger brother. So it’s his fault, really, because that first influence started something still not easily explained: from there I borrowed, or else stole, whatever other Dylan al...

To determine the best Bob Dylan albums of all time, Stacker analyzed data from Best Ever Albums.

Both sides of the river between Kilbourn and Highland are filled with attractions. By Cari Taylor-Carlson - Mar 4th, 2021 04:27 pm //end headline wrapper ?> Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. Photo by Cari Taylor-Carlson. Distance: Eight blocks Start: At the corner of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. (Old World Third Street) and Highland Avenue In 1984, the name change from N. Third Street to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive could have been a slam dunk, but it wasn’t. One group wanted to name it Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Dr., while the other preferred Old World Th...

Courtesy of Heather Rendulic Heather Rendulic, pictured here with her dog Brantley, has written a book about recovering from brain surgery that saved her life. The book chronicling her journey is title “Head Strong: Through Life, Love and Brain Surgery.” Courtesy of Heather Rendulic Heather Rendulic was 22 when she underwent brain surgery needed to remove a mass that was causing hemorrhages. The risky procedure required months of rehabilitation to relearn how to walk. Her ordeal is chronicled in a book titled “Head Strong: Through Life, Love and Brain Surgery.” Courtesy of Heather R...