R.J. Marx
What's next, from Seaside, Oregon: Profiles, news, culture, music and more ++++ Seaside's Rock 'n' Roll Riots 1962-1964
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Wisdom discount
When I was a late teenager smoking pot with friends along the lakefront in Highland Park, I remember this line scrawled onto a rock with white paint or chalk: Times without money are better than times with no dope.
That gave me something t...
A city rediscovered through its music
Long before Euro-American settlers arrived on the coast, the Clatsop people — one of the Chinookan-speaking tribes of the Lower Columbia — occupied the estuary where three rivers, the Necanicum, Neawanna, and Neacoxie — translated as “the p...
Shortcut to Jazz
I heard a couple of pro musicians snickering outside a jazz club about 20 years back. They were laughing at a line of young musicians heading into a jam session, carrying volumes of Real Books.
Were those books worth lugging around?
Real...
Historians are our last best hope
In my lectures on the Seaside Labor Day riots of 1962, 1963 and 1964, I often talk of the unrest brewing in the United States in the early 1960s. Large numbers of baby boomers went from solid citizens toeing the line and raising the flag to...
Rebels Without a Cause
Labor Day is coming late this year — Sept. 7.
For teens and college students in the early 1960s, a trip to Seaside was the highlight of the summer season, epitomized by the 30-foot lifeguard tower overlooking the beach. Young people from S...
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R.J. Marx has covered both coasts as reporter and editor of the Seaside Signal in Seaside, Oregon, and the Record-Review in Bedford, NY. He is a longtime saxophone player and music journalist.
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