Riffs in the Fabric
John ShawMy personal Substack
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 27 |
| Subscribers | Read | riffsinthefabric.substack.com |
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Felony Mass Murderers in the White House
The new administration, by unilaterally cancelling Congressional appropriations to USAID programs, is committing felonies that are resulting in the deaths of thousands of people. If someone dies as the result of a felony, the government can...
Duke Ellington's Summit Meetings
A year and a half ago I wrote about the influence of Ella Fitzgerald “Song Book” series on what has been mis-called "the Great American Songbook," and a better, expanded canon that contemporaneous and related albums by Louis Armstrong might...
Small Moments, Sadness, and Ultimate Hope
There’s a moment in the ubiquitous Christmas movie It’s a Wonderful Life where James Stewart as George Bailey has a few seconds to compose his face so as to hide a disappointment. He has been waiting for his brother Harry’s return from the ...
The Riff and the Boogie
I’m working on a book on Louis Armstrong’s collaboration with Leonard Bernstein in a concert performance of W. C. Handy’s song “St. Louis Blues.” It’s an endlessly rich encounter, not only because of the fascinating fusion of jazz-blues wit...
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John Shaw is an elementary public-school teacher, has self-released several albums of his songs, and wrote the book, "This Land That I Love: Irving Berlin, Woody Guthrie, and the Story of Two American Anthems." He and his family live in Seattle.
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