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Musical Dialogues

I’m a music lover who is sharing some weekly picks for great, unusual, and intriguing instrumental music in NYC.

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The Joker / Call it Stormy Monday

Song: “The Joker” (1973) by the Steve Miller Band

Today is the birthday of Steve Miller, the singer, songwriter, and guitarist behind some of the most familiar songs in American rock, including “Fly Like an Eagle,” “Rock’n Me,” “Take...

7 days ago
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Basket Case / Adelaide’s Lament

Song: “Basket Case” (1994) by Green Day

Throughout this project, we’ve been exploring how music seems to fit nearly every part of the human condition. There are songs about heartbreak, about long summer days, and about grief. A few da...

8 days ago
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1913 Massacre / Song to Woody

Song: “1913 Massacre” (1941) by Woody Guthrie

Woody Guthrie died on October 3, 1967, leaving behind one of the most consequential songwriting legacies in American music. Over the course of his relatively short career, he helped redefi...

9 days ago
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Dream Police / Lithium

Song: “Dream Police” by Cheap Trick

When I was young, my Uncle Arlo* lived in Iowa, farming with my grandparents. Each summer, I would spend a week or two there, trying to help with chores (actually making the work harder for Arlo I a...

10 days ago
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Rockin’ Chair / I Don’t Need your Rockin’ Chair

Song: “Rockin’ Chair” (1930) by Mildred Bailey

October 1 is the International Day of Older Persons, established by the United Nations to recognize the contributions of older people and call attention to issues surrounding aging. It al...

11 days ago
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