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Jeannie C. Riley, “Run, Jeannie, Run”
This is the nineteenth edition of Honky-Tonk Weekly, a weekly(ish) column here at the Tropical Depression Substack. You can read previous editions here. Every week, I will listen to and share a country song and write whatever comes to mind....
Violet Hensley, Stradivarius of the Ozarks, dies at 109
Still from 74 Fiddles, Joe York’s, 2014 short film on Violet
What a life. Violet Hensley, the indomitable fiddle maker from Yellville, Arkansas, passed away last weekend. She was 109 years old.
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Violet was featured on Tropi...
Tropical Depression post #100
Like the headline says, this is the one hundredth post here at Tropical Depression. I don’t have any grand declaration to make, but I will say: Thank you for reading. That is a short sentence and a common one; it sounds perfunctory. But it’...
Certain Sounds in Country Music 1970-1973
Here is a mixtape with 51 country songs—one for every state in the union plus the District of Columbia—released between 1970 through 1973. See below for track list and liner notes. Previous mixtapes can be found here. (Little Richard! Incan...
A Short, Strange Trip
Traffic on a footbridge over the Río Igara Paraná, La Chorrera, Colombia, 2023. All photographs by John O’Connor.
Hey y’all, I am honored and excited to present an excerpt here at Tropical Depression from A Short, Strange Trip: The Untold...
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