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Say, Have You Heard the One About Cactus Pryor? – Texas Monthly - Vimarsana News

Say, Have You Heard the One About Cactus Pryor? – Texas Monthly

Don’t look now, but the rather odd gentleman with the suspicious accent and outlandish military getup may not be exactly what he seems.

5 highlights to see at the OKC Museum of Art during spring break - Vimarsana News

5 highlights to see at the OKC Museum of Art during spring break

With at three special exhibitions, plus selections from its permanent collection on view, here is what to look for at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art.

BOOKS: Tale takes readers around the globe and across time - Vimarsana News

BOOKS: Tale takes readers around the globe and across time

In 1914, Marian Graves and her twin brother, James, are among the last to be saved when the Josephina Eterna sinks in the North Atlantic. With their father in prison

From Prospect Hill to Heaven - Vimarsana News

From Prospect Hill to Heaven

Where "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot" Touches Siouxland.

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How This Famous 'Slave Song' Reached Presidents And Royalty - Vimarsana News

How This Famous 'Slave Song' Reached Presidents And Royalty

February 26, 2021 When Wallace Willis created his mournful song, “Steal Away to Jesus,” he voiced his suffering in slavery with a lament that has evoked a powerful response through the ages and across the world. “Steal Away” has touched poets, presidents, queens, composers, and blind street musicians. The song speaks to brokenness and sorrow across ages. It has spoken to a blind street singer in Macon, Georgia in the 1950s trying to make a living singing “slave songs” with a collection cup tacked to his guitar, and to an English composer who heard in it the suffering of the Nazi p...