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John’s Substack

John Nogowski

My personal Substack - Here's a collection of some of the writing I've been doing since May of 2024. Author of nine books, a tenth on Bruce Springsteen in the works. I write about Literature, Music, Sports, Politics, History, welcome your responses!

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The Edge has an edge

For the longest time, rock and roll guitarists were graded, more or less, on the Clapton Scale. The first six-string wizard who some graffiti artists compared to a deity, Eric Clapton’s fiery, improvisational solos — sometimes, a mini-compo...

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Princess at the bat, sorta

You would think, in the Year of Our Lord, 2026, that a set of parents would be required to show a little more discretion in how they would permit their Teenage Princess to dress prior to attending a Major-League Baseball Spring Training con...

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...but you've heard it before

### “True music must repeat the thought and inspirations of the people and the time.” George Gershwin

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Blame it on William Penn

Let’s blame William Penn, a Quaker who founded the damn place in 1682 with impossibly high ideals. He’s the one who coined the phrase ‘the city of Brotherly Love,” foolhardily attempting to set a standard for behavior that, if you’ve spent ...

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