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Killer opener! The album is 🔥

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The Singing Frauenknecht Family

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Ken Light

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Ragland, WV

from Ken and Melanie Light - Coal Hollow (archived website)

https://maps.app.goo.gl/E17gDLk2EWMS333U8

I found the first picture interesting because of the church sign, the sculpture, and the substation in the background that looks a lot like a church. Thanks to Open Streetmap and the fact that they have power lines included in their mapping data, I was able to find the location of the photo and was surprised that at least the statue still exists. I'm not sure if the church is still active, though.

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Sister Dootsie Rose is a gospel singer from Kentucky who has had a few videos go viral online. Alabama-Astronaut podcaster, artist and musician Abe Partridge has just released an album with her. His website is the only place to get a copy.

Dootsie Rose

All recordings were captured by Abe Partridge Side A contains recordings captured at the home of Dootsie Rose on December 6, 2023 Side B contains recordings captured at the Laurel Cove Music Festival in June 15, 2025. Mixed and Mastered by Brent Busby Photography by Abe Partridge Record design by Cathy Partridge Alabama Astronaut Media is a collaborative work of Abe and Ferrill Gibbs

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Unfortunately there is no way to listen to samples, but you'll find Dootsie Rose's videos online. Here is a little presentation by Partridge himself:

Abe Partridge on Instagram: "Abepartridge.com"

125 likes, 11 comments - abepartridge on June 24, 2026: "Abepartridge.com".

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"High On A Mountain", indeed. Mid eighties cosmic Americana.

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JK Keller takes a self-portrait every day for 25+ years

It's interesting that he's still doing it. The music caught me even more. "there I ruined it" version of Rush E.

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Listen/purchase: The Anthology of UnAmerican Folk Music by Marisa Anderson

The Anthology of UnAmerican Folk Music is a collection of nearly one thousand songs culled from the private record collection of the late Harry Smith. Assembled by Anderson after a chance encounter led to an opportunity to study and explore this treasure trove of music, the Anthology focuses on music from places that the United States has been in conflict with since 1970: Southeast Asia, the USSR and the Arabic and Islamic regions of the world. In Volume 1 Anderson presents her own deeply personal iterations of nine songs from the Anthology. Composed, transcribed and arranged through a process of trial and error, deep listening and research, Anderson charts a musical course from Afghanistan to Vietnam via Yemen, Cambodia and Turkmenistan. Interpretations of compositions ranging from Pakistani qawwali to Syrian taqsim are played with Anderson’s deft and practiced hands. Each piece on the album stands as a dialogue between Anderson and the original source recording, refracted through the prism of her own unique musical lens. Anderson’s contribution to this dialogue ultimately invites the listener to join her in asking: “Who are the people we’ve been told in our lifetimes are “unamerican?” What have we lost or been denied access to in the fallout from that label?”

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be ye filled

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Vanishing Culture: A Report on Our Fragile Cultural Record (2026) : Luca Messarra : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

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Google Maps

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The worlds rectum on a map.

Am Arsch der Welt sozusagen.

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Someone Shared a Real Monet Painting as AI and Asked for Critiques

Someone shared a real Monet painting as an AI image and asked for critiques as to why AI art is inferior to the real thing. Hilarity ensued.

> Most humans are not very good at objectivity. They need to know who said or did something before they can decide how much they like or agree with it. (Randall Spangler)

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John Rogers Cox, Gray and Gold, 1942

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...the ambiguity is so pervasive through this painting. It became the symbol of America because people could see anything they wanted in it. Contested as the American nation is, it has as many reading as the Americans have ideas about what their country is.

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Lucille Ball with a band called "The D.D.T.'s" in a scene from her 1965 television show The Lucy Show. This moment occurred in an episode where she worked a temporary job at a record company. The band was humorously named "The D.D.T.'s" as a spoof on The Beatles. The scene featured a fictional dance program called "Lucy Wing Ding".

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via www.patrickjoust.com