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Ready for Nothing

John Strohm

A newsletter about whatever John P. Strohm cares to write about, mostly music business and culture

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Latest Issues

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Country Cool

The Red Clay Strays at the CMA Red Carpet. Keyboardist Sevans Henderson modeled his on Gram Parsons’ Nudie suit on the cover of The Gilded Palace of Sin by Flying Burrito Brothers

13 days ago
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The Worst Take

I promised I wouldn’t write about politics and, well, oops. I’ll try to write this so that it isn’t JUST about politics. OK, it’s mostly about politics. I’m the old man yelling at the cloud.

20 days ago
25
11

The Wreckage

Reading Festival 1994. Courtney saw me side-stage and said in the mic, “John Strohm, bring me a cigarette.” So I lit a cigarette and walked it out to her mid-set.

a month ago
17
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Election Day Distraction

There is nothing remarkable about this morning run - this is not a brag. This is the loop I ran at least 3 mornings a week for 8 years from 2015 until 2022. I worked for years to get faster, eventually striving to keep my average mile time ...

a month ago
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  • John Strohm

    Blake Babies/Lemonheads, music and tech lawyer, former President of Rounder Records, indie musician based in Nashville.

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