March 7, 1958: A girl wearing a traditional Polish ethnic costume sits on a ledge in front of the 42nd St. Library at the Pulaski Day Parade. Mayor Robert Wagner stands at her right.
Photo: Univ. of Minnesota
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March 7, 1958: A girl wearing a traditional Polish ethnic costume sits on a ledge in front of the 42nd St. Library at the Pulaski Day Parade. Mayor Robert Wagner stands at her right.
Photo: Univ. of Minnesota
What I’ve learned just now:
- there is actually a Casimir Pulaski Day, observed every first Monday of March in Chicago
- apprently it’s a day free from school (but not collage... or work)
- there are people who want to “send some love to a harder-to-pronounce hero: Kosciuszko”
- there is also a song by Sufjan Stevens titled “Casimir Pulaski Day” and it’s supposed to be very depressing
- there is another song titled “Casimir Pulaski Day” by Big Black
It’s kinda cool to find out about all of this. And so suddenly for that matter! It was a nice surprise.
Happy Pulaski Day! (Chicago Ska Bands Playlist)
Tomorrow March 6, 2017 is Pulaski Day, a holiday celebrated the first Monday of March, primarily in the Chicago area. (Pulaski was a Polish immigrant who helped out in the Revolutionary War, and there are a lot of Poles in Chicago.)
To celebrate, here is a playlist of Chicago ska bands.
You can also hear a playlist with a lot of this material on my YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyH_gjjGrtZ4M5BjTKcmZsPsXzJDQyPvQ
Happy Pulaski Day!
Beat the Smart Kids- Rudie @runandpunch - Another Day Deal’s Gone Bad- You Get the Keys Slapstick- Eighteen Green House- 822 Anywhere On Your Marx- Spark ToneZone Skam- Payazo Los Vicios de Papa- Stay Strong Still Alive- Deny Bumsy & the Moochers- All Day Everyday Waste Basket- Cruise Control Ska’s the Limit- If It Were Me Evil Empire- Deport Me Skapone- Trouble Again The Crombies- It’s You Charley Organaire- Troubles Eclectics- Things We Say Hot Stove Jimmy- Butterflys The 9 Spot- I See You Drop Steady- Everything Girl Manic Sewing Circle- I Love You Baby (But I Don’t Have Time) Heavy Manners- Blue Beat Rude Guest- Girl Like You Shortstop from Tokyo- One Sided Conversation The Land Before Tim- Practice at Your House Malafacha- Deztruktor Nahuales Underground- Vongo’s Revenge Bombflower- Structure on Fire Runforyerlife- Spy The Adjusters- Our Town
Pulaski Day (Chicago Bands Playlist)
Tomorrow March 7 is Pulaski Day, a holiday celebrated the first Monday of March, primarily in the Chicago area. (Pulaski was a Polish immigrant who helped out in the Revolutionary War, and there are a lot of Poles in Chicago.)
To celebrate, here is a playlist of some of my favorite Chicago alternative/ rock bands, spanning several decades. In no particular order. You can also hear a playlist with a lot of this material on my YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrPwRExMpw8pdJBYMVJ9pKzlkAQLrBEb_
Happy Pulaski Day!
Lawrence Arms- Chicago is Burning Cheap Trick- Surrender Veruca Salt- Seether Rise Against- Entertainment Slapstick- Eighteen Local H- Fine and Good Flatfoot 56- Winter in Chicago OK Go- Invincible Material Issue- Valerie Loves Me Alkaline Trio- Private Eye The Crombies- It’s You Liz Phair- Help Me Mary Gaza Strippers- Automat Smashing Pumpkins- 1979 The Tossers- The Crutch Deal’s Gone Bad- Train Wilco- I Might The Orwells- Southern Comfort Twin Peaks- Fade Away Naked Raygun- Broken Things Still Alive- Deny Fear City- One More Day 88 Fingers Louie- Reparation Peg Boy- Strong Reaction Los Vicios de Papa- Day By Day The Effigies- Haunted Town Mest- Drawing Board
Happy Pulaski Day! (Chicago Ska Bands Playlist)
Tomorrow March 7 is Pulaski Day, a holiday celebrated the first Monday of March, primarily in the Chicago area. (Pulaski was a Polish immigrant who helped out in the Revolutionary War, and there are a lot of Poles in Chicago.)
To celebrate, here is a playlist of Chicago ska bands. (It’s similar to one I posted recently but that one only had active bands; this list includes a few more that are no longer active.)
You can also hear a playlist with a lot of this material on my YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyH_gjjGrtZ4M5BjTKcmZsPsXzJDQyPvQ
Happy Pulaski Day!
Beat the Smart Kids- Rudie @runandpunch - Another Day Deal’s Gone Bad- You Get the Keys Slapstick- Eighteen Green House- 822 Anywhere On Your Marx- Spark ToneZone Skam- Payazo Los Vicios de Papa- Stay Strong Still Alive- Deny Bumsy & the Moochers- All Day Everyday Waste Basket- Cruise Control Ska’s the Limit- If It Were Me Evil Empire- Deport Me Skapone- Trouble Again The Crombies- It’s You Charley Organaire- Troubles Eclectics- Things We Say Hot Stove Jimmy- Butterflys The Land Before Tim- Practice at Your House Malafacha- Deztruktor Nahuales Underground- Vongo’s Revenge Bombflower- Structure on Fire Runforyerlife- Spy The Adjusters- Our Town
This Polish language textbook was published by Braci Worzałłów in Stevens Point, Wisconsin between 1910 and 1925.
For folks in Wisconsin and Illinois, today is Casimir Pulaski Day, which honors Kazimierz Pułaski, who served as a brigadier general in the American Revolutionary War.
Newberry call number: Wing ZP 983 .B713
I really don't want to do any of my homework today. But I know I should do it all today so that tomorrow my day off of school will feel relaxing.