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Ep.6 - The Father, Son, and Ms. Boudreau
Give thanks, the Fuse is back with another podcast!
In this episode, Lucas and Matt review some of the recent pieces that have gone up on the Arts Fuse about theater, music, and more. A review of the new Jane Fonda documentary leads into a discussion about celebrity culture and politics. Recently, Matt interviewed writer and New Yorker book Critic James Wood about his novel Upstate and the challenges of writing fiction. Matt coins a phrase. Lucas supplies some sound effects.
Then we read from Jeremy Ray Jewell's review of Lonnie Holley's mind-blowing new album MITH.
For the giving season consider joining our trinity of donors to help pay our writers who bring you the best in arts criticism and commentary.
Music:
"Just Blues (Meanest Kind of Blues)" - The Memphis Jazzers, 1929 (VD 71739)
http://www.jazz-on-line.com/a/2b17/HA509518.mp3
"The Green Grass Grows All Around" - Louis Jordan and His Tympany Five, 1941 (Decca 8605)
http://www.jazz-on-line.com/a/2014/CL497249.mp3
"Tangle Eye Blues" - Walter "Tangle Eye" Jackson, 1947
https://archive.org/details/82161/10+Walter+'Tangle+Eye'+Jackson+-+Tangle+Eye+Blues.mp3
"I Snuck off the Slave Ship" - Lonnie Holley, 2018 (Jagjaguwar)
https://lonnieholley.bandcamp.com/track/i-snuck-off-the-slave-ship
https://jagjaguwar.com/release/JAG316/
https://www.lonnieholley.com/
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Give thanks, the Fuse is back with another podcast!
In this episode, Lucas and Matt review some of the recent pieces that have gone up on the Arts Fuse about theater, music, and more. A review of the new Jane Fonda documentary leads into a discussion about celebrity culture and politics. Recently, Matt interviewed writer and New Yorker book Critic James Wood about his novel Upstate and the challenges of writing fiction. Matt coins a phrase. Lucas supplies some sound effects.
Then we read from Jeremy Ray Jewell's review of Lonnie Holley's mind-blowing new album MITH.
For the giving season consider joining our trinity of donors to help pay our writers who bring you the best in arts criticism and commentary.
Music:
"Just Blues (Meanest Kind of Blues)" - The Memphis Jazzers, 1929 (VD 71739)
http://www.jazz-on-line.com/a/2b17/HA509518.mp3
"The Green Grass Grows All Around" - Louis Jordan and His Tympany Five, 1941 (Decca 8605)
http://www.jazz-on-line.com/a/2014/CL497249.mp3
"Tangle Eye Blues" - Walter "Tangle Eye" Jackson, 1947
https://archive.org/details/82161/10+Walter+'Tangle+Eye'+Jackson+-+Tangle+Eye+Blues.mp3
"I Snuck off the Slave Ship" - Lonnie Holley, 2018 (Jagjaguwar)
https://lonnieholley.bandcamp.com/track/i-snuck-off-the-slave-ship
https://jagjaguwar.com/release/JAG316/
https://www.lonnieholley.com/