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"Johnny Rivers Rocks the Folk" was a 1965 album by Rock N Roll singer Johnny Rivers, consisting of him playing live versions of folk songs in...
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"Johnny Rivers Rocks the Folk" was a 1965 album by Rock N Roll singer Johnny Rivers, consisting of him playing live versions of folk songs in...
"Johnny Rivers Rocks the Folk" was a 1965 album by Rock N Roll singer Johnny Rivers, consisting of him playing live versions of folk songs in...
Dallas curator Brandon Kennedy says the art scene needs to ‘come up with new models’ After wearing many hats, including at the Dallas Art Fair, Kennedy has landed at Galerie Frank Elbaz and is speaking candidly about his unconventional life in art. Brandon Kennedy, director and partner at Galerie Frank Elbaz in the Dallas Design District, curated the gallery's current show, titled “Pre Sent Tense.”(Brandon Wade / Special Contributor) With a résumé as stacked as Brandon Kennedy’s, it almost helps to ask what job he hasn’t had around Dallas. He was for a time the most public fi...
Biden presidency brings thoughts of Petticoat Junction John Hopkins FacebookTwitterEmail Those of us of a certain age can remember with fondness a group of interconnected television shows, produced by Paul Henning and broadcast on CBS. In the beginning there was The Beverly Hillbillies, which begat Petticoat Junction, and in turn Green Acres. The latter two were rural comedies set in the fictional burg of “Hooterville,” no doubt a 1960’s sexist play on words. Of the two, we focus today on the second in the chain. Petticoat Junction — with Billie Jo, Bobbie Jo and Betty Jo — was a st...