Showing posts with label Carolina Chocolate Drops. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Carolina Chocolate Drops. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 16, 2014
Thursday, October 16, 2014
Tuesday, July 01, 2014
Saturday, April 05, 2014
Saturday, April 13, 2013
Coming to Northern California
The second week of May - the Carolina Chocolate Drops - FB.
May 12 SF Jazz Center in San Francisco, CA
(The next stop after CA will be TX.)
(more from bluegoatcrew)
From 2012: Full Session, via LiveSet
robbobblues - Legendary Rhythm and Blues Cruise 19.
Also, Béla Fleck will also be performing at the SF Jazz Center, Miner Auditorium, May 16 to May 19.
May 12 SF Jazz Center in San Francisco, CA
(The next stop after CA will be TX.)
(more from bluegoatcrew)
From 2012: Full Session, via LiveSet
robbobblues - Legendary Rhythm and Blues Cruise 19.
Also, Béla Fleck will also be performing at the SF Jazz Center, Miner Auditorium, May 16 to May 19.
Monday, August 20, 2012
Tuesday, May 08, 2012
Carolina Chocolate Drops, Country Girl
I haven't made a decision to discontinue consuming their product because of their adherence to liberal progressivism and opposition to traditional values; meanwhile, Amendment One has apparently passed.
Friday, May 04, 2012
Items of Interest, 4 May 2012
M.E. Bradford' s Constitutional Theory: A Southern Conservative's Affirmation of The Rule of Law by Marshall DeRosa
PJB, A Decade of War for What?
Obama's 2024 Afghan 'Transition' Deal Not Convincing Everyone
What Is the Proper Role of Military Power
H. L. Mencken: The Joyous Libertarian by Murray N. Rothbard
The Panderer-in-Chief's Pitch for the Female Vote: The Life of Julia
Welmer: Meet Julia
The Men in Julia's Life
Jack Welch, Julia and the fallacy of working women ‘having it all’
False autonomy and empowerment disguised as radical equality, false because it is only possible through the government (and the enslavement of men to pay for it) - evil. (D/d)emocrats should be despised - their policies destroy family and community by destroying female responsibility.
The Contraception Mandate and Secular Discourse by R. J. Snell
How Patriarchy Crubmled: Silent Assent
Everything But Sex, Everything But Divorce
Liberalism Is Bad for Literature by Mark Bauerlein (marriage and courtship)
Democracy's Arc by John Michael Greer
Fred Reed, Enstupidation
Liberals will interpret things their way:
Five Lessons in Human Goodness from “The Hunger Games”
By Jeremy Adam Smith
Kevin Gutzman:
James Madison and the Making of America
The Virginians
Economics:
Ethical Labor
Is It Possible To Build An Economy Without Jobs? by Frank Joyce
Why are we striking? Or to put it another way – what’s wrong with the world?
Farming:
On Being a Worthy Heir of the Agrarian Contrarians (makes mention of Gene Logsdon)
Wendell Berry, Hater and Idealogue
Beyond Fossilized Paradigms: Futureconomics of Food
The economics of the future is based on people and biodiversity - not fossil fuels, toxic chemicals and monocultures.
by Vandana Shiva
In the Rain, Alice Waters Visits School Gardens to Celebrate Hard Work and Edible Education
Full Circle Farm: A New Level of Community
Factory Food is Making Us Dumber and Dumber
Shannon Hayes, One Chicken, Three Meals: The Best Bargain at the Farmers’ Market
Peak Oil and Energy:
Seven myths used to debunk peak oil, debunked by Andrew McKay (EB)
Living for free: a community thriving by recycling other people's waste
Diet and Health:
The 4-Hour Work Week
MovNat N. Am. Workshops
Catholic:
Benedict XVI, On the Prayer of the First Christian Martyr
Relics of 6 Martyred Priests Tour US
From Pagan Cosmos to Christian Creation: A Historical Path from Late Antique Priscillianus to Medieval Hildegard
Orthodox:
"Svenskaya" (Kiev Caves) Icon
Masculinity:
F. Roger Devlin reviews Jack Donovan's book: The Origins of Manliness
How Chemicals Affect UsBy NICHOLAS D. KRISTOF
The Stark Truth: Andy Nowicki in Defense of Squares (mp3)
Music:
Cappella Artemisia
Jubal's Kin, Boy Blue
Delta Goodrem:
How to build a better trebuchet
TV:
NPR with Steven Moffat
Misc:
Gear Blog: Interview with an Arc'teryx Designer
College Dropout Jason Padgett Becomes Accidental Mathematical Geniusu After Brutal Mugging
PJB, A Decade of War for What?
Obama's 2024 Afghan 'Transition' Deal Not Convincing Everyone
What Is the Proper Role of Military Power
H. L. Mencken: The Joyous Libertarian by Murray N. Rothbard
The Panderer-in-Chief's Pitch for the Female Vote: The Life of Julia
Welmer: Meet Julia
The Men in Julia's Life
Jack Welch, Julia and the fallacy of working women ‘having it all’
False autonomy and empowerment disguised as radical equality, false because it is only possible through the government (and the enslavement of men to pay for it) - evil. (D/d)emocrats should be despised - their policies destroy family and community by destroying female responsibility.
The Contraception Mandate and Secular Discourse by R. J. Snell
How Patriarchy Crubmled: Silent Assent
Everything But Sex, Everything But Divorce
Liberalism Is Bad for Literature by Mark Bauerlein (marriage and courtship)
Democracy's Arc by John Michael Greer
Fred Reed, Enstupidation
Liberals will interpret things their way:
Five Lessons in Human Goodness from “The Hunger Games”
By Jeremy Adam Smith
Kevin Gutzman:
James Madison and the Making of America
The Virginians
Economics:
Ethical Labor
Is It Possible To Build An Economy Without Jobs? by Frank Joyce
Why are we striking? Or to put it another way – what’s wrong with the world?
Farming:
On Being a Worthy Heir of the Agrarian Contrarians (makes mention of Gene Logsdon)
Wendell Berry, Hater and Idealogue
Beyond Fossilized Paradigms: Futureconomics of Food
The economics of the future is based on people and biodiversity - not fossil fuels, toxic chemicals and monocultures.
by Vandana Shiva
In the Rain, Alice Waters Visits School Gardens to Celebrate Hard Work and Edible Education
Full Circle Farm: A New Level of Community
Factory Food is Making Us Dumber and Dumber
Shannon Hayes, One Chicken, Three Meals: The Best Bargain at the Farmers’ Market
Peak Oil and Energy:
Seven myths used to debunk peak oil, debunked by Andrew McKay (EB)
Living for free: a community thriving by recycling other people's waste
Diet and Health:
The 4-Hour Work Week
MovNat N. Am. Workshops
Catholic:
Benedict XVI, On the Prayer of the First Christian Martyr
Relics of 6 Martyred Priests Tour US
From Pagan Cosmos to Christian Creation: A Historical Path from Late Antique Priscillianus to Medieval Hildegard
Orthodox:
"Svenskaya" (Kiev Caves) Icon
Masculinity:
F. Roger Devlin reviews Jack Donovan's book: The Origins of Manliness
How Chemicals Affect UsBy NICHOLAS D. KRISTOF
The Stark Truth: Andy Nowicki in Defense of Squares (mp3)
Music:
Cappella Artemisia
Jubal's Kin, Boy Blue
Delta Goodrem:
How to build a better trebuchet
TV:
NPR with Steven Moffat
Misc:
Gear Blog: Interview with an Arc'teryx Designer
College Dropout Jason Padgett Becomes Accidental Mathematical Geniusu After Brutal Mugging
Thursday, May 03, 2012
Artists or political activists?
Or both. The CCD protesting against North Carolina Amendment One (GA bill), which limits the kinds of legally recognized domestic unions and the rights of its members, giving privilege to marriage between a man and a woman:
Musicians are citizens too, and hence they have a right to be political advocates. But should those who supposedly have a vocation to bring beauty to the community not also respect the mores of that community? Are they subject to tradition or are they privileged, by reason of their celebrity, as moral innovators?
A first response would be to boycott entertainers with whom one disagrees on moral/social/political issues and are rather vocal about it. Why subsidize their living which also enables them to undermine the community? If musicians (or actors) had to work a real job, would they have time to make such political statements? What would the argument for continuing to patronize them be?
Musicians are citizens too, and hence they have a right to be political advocates. But should those who supposedly have a vocation to bring beauty to the community not also respect the mores of that community? Are they subject to tradition or are they privileged, by reason of their celebrity, as moral innovators?
A first response would be to boycott entertainers with whom one disagrees on moral/social/political issues and are rather vocal about it. Why subsidize their living which also enables them to undermine the community? If musicians (or actors) had to work a real job, would they have time to make such political statements? What would the argument for continuing to patronize them be?
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Items of Interest, 24 April 2012
What Must Leaders Know to Wield the “Five Swords of Imagination”? by Barbara J. Elliott
Ron Paul attacks CISPA in urgent call to oppose 'Big Brother' bill
New Law Makes Protesting Near the President Illegal; Judge Napolitano Calls It an ‘Assault on Free Speech’
FBI: Hundres of Thousands May Lose Internet in July
Libertarianism, Conservatism, and Egalitarianism by Carson Holloway
Hawaiian Libertarian: This is Your Brain, This is Your Brain on Porn
Obama on soldiers who posed with Afghan corpses: ‘Reprehensible’ conduct merits probe
Are we really more civilized than that? Or have we thrown our soldiers into an insane situation?
Damien Perrotin, Party Politics (EB)
Wendell Berry, American Hero by Mark Bittman
Wendell Berry in D.C. in Two Venues - Wendell Berry at National Cathedral
Economics:
The Exodus of American Manufacturing
Money and wealth: How to heal the disconnect by David Boyle (EB)
Farming:
WATCH: Joel Salatin on Building Resilience into Agriculture
The Value of Our Produce
Peak Oil and Energy:
A Snarky Guide to Peak Oil
Deepwater what?
Catholic:
The First Mass of a Young Ordinariate Priest: Fr. James Bradley
Pope: Women Have Key Role in Building Up Church in America
The statement is a little too facile and brief? Unless "Catholic feminism" has prevailed and dominates the thinking of Uhmerican Catholics on the roles of women.
Feminism:
"Marriage is For Losers"
But how many marriage counselors and therapists are biased towards women? What about respect for the man as a man and his authority as husband and father?
Anna Quindlen Over 50 and Having Plenty of Cake
Jack Donovan, Men in Uncomfortable Shoes
Diet and Health:
MovNat Will Change You: Commentary by Instructor Kellen Milad
Mark Sisson in South Africa
Let's Put an End to Dietary Tribalism
Movies:
Trailer - My S.O. Has Depression (Tsure ga Utsu ni Narimashite)
Music:
Steep Canyon Rangers:
Instrument Interview #3: Carolina Chocolate Drops
Katherine Jenkins & Mark Ballas - Samba - Week 6
Ron Paul attacks CISPA in urgent call to oppose 'Big Brother' bill
New Law Makes Protesting Near the President Illegal; Judge Napolitano Calls It an ‘Assault on Free Speech’
FBI: Hundres of Thousands May Lose Internet in July
Libertarianism, Conservatism, and Egalitarianism by Carson Holloway
Hawaiian Libertarian: This is Your Brain, This is Your Brain on Porn
Obama on soldiers who posed with Afghan corpses: ‘Reprehensible’ conduct merits probe
Are we really more civilized than that? Or have we thrown our soldiers into an insane situation?
Damien Perrotin, Party Politics (EB)
Wendell Berry, American Hero by Mark Bittman
Wendell Berry in D.C. in Two Venues - Wendell Berry at National Cathedral
Economics:
The Exodus of American Manufacturing
Money and wealth: How to heal the disconnect by David Boyle (EB)
Farming:
WATCH: Joel Salatin on Building Resilience into Agriculture
The Value of Our Produce
Peak Oil and Energy:
A Snarky Guide to Peak Oil
Deepwater what?
Catholic:
The First Mass of a Young Ordinariate Priest: Fr. James Bradley
Pope: Women Have Key Role in Building Up Church in America
The statement is a little too facile and brief? Unless "Catholic feminism" has prevailed and dominates the thinking of Uhmerican Catholics on the roles of women.
Feminism:
"Marriage is For Losers"
But how many marriage counselors and therapists are biased towards women? What about respect for the man as a man and his authority as husband and father?
Anna Quindlen Over 50 and Having Plenty of Cake
Jack Donovan, Men in Uncomfortable Shoes
Diet and Health:
MovNat Will Change You: Commentary by Instructor Kellen Milad
Mark Sisson in South Africa
Let's Put an End to Dietary Tribalism
Movies:
Trailer - My S.O. Has Depression (Tsure ga Utsu ni Narimashite)
Music:
Steep Canyon Rangers:
Instrument Interview #3: Carolina Chocolate Drops
Katherine Jenkins & Mark Ballas - Samba - Week 6
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Items of Interest, 17 April 2012
Thomas Fleming, The Decline of the American Empire
Christopher Blum, Man, Proud Man (A review of Domenico Losurdo's Liberalism: A Counter-History)
Mike Church, Restoring Republicanism as the Proper Form of American Governance
Bar Refaeli Unloads on Handsy Airport Screener -- You MUST Be a Lesbian
'Heretics': The Crisis Of American Christianity
Ross Douthat's Bad Religion: How We Became a Nation of Heretics
(Religion News, Christianity Today)
He'll be on C-Span.
Joel Salatin on Life: Participate Viscerally
Joel Salatin responds to New York Times’ ‘Myth of Sustainable Meat’
Jailing Americans for Profit: The Rise of the Prison Industrial Complex
Health Care in the Age of Decline
PJB, Bibi's Dilemma -- and Barack's
First Solar's Loan Guarantees: Money Laundering For Obama Cronies
The Rise of the Killer Drones: How America Goes to War in Secret
Kelley Vlahos, Forget Katniss, We Need Montag
Daniel Larison, Would Romney’s Foreign Policy Be Significantly Different?
The Passion of Cesar Chavez
Economics:
Commentary: The world is finite, isn't it? by Tadeusz Patzek (EB)
The Trouble with Money by Chris Martenson
Relocalization:
Small scale farmers organise the International Peasant Day of Struggle
Getting Our Land Back (EB)
How we can bring the world out of the mess in which it finds itself by Tuhi-Ao Bailey (EB)
Limits to Growth – of stuff, value, and GDP by Brian Czech (EB)
David Holmgren: The reverse of globalization by Karen Rybold-Chin (EB)
Clothesline art, laundry activism, cash savings by Lindsay Curren (EB)
Connecting with community through storytelling by Mary Logan (EB)
Storytellers like Robert M. Peters...
Education:
Patrick Deneen, Against Great Books
Sophia Institute Press Becomes Publishing Division of Two Leading Catholic Colleges
It's the first I've heard of Holy Spirit College; I knew Sophia Institute Press had joined with Thomas More last year.
Catholic:
A Guy's Take on Modesty--From a Beach Trip
Father Spitzer: Modern-day Renaissance man
Recognition finally for a warrior priest's heroics
Epiclesis in Eucharistic Prayer I
NLM: The Resurrection in Medieval Art
Gregorios Stathis Byzantine Church Music
Orthodox:
Paschal Encyclical of Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew 2012
Paschal Message of His Holiness KIRILL Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia
В діаспорі святкували український Великдень (Відео)
Feminism and Courtship/Misandry:
The Curse of Cohabitation
Shacking Up vs. Tying the Knot
The Pay Gap is a Lie
Feminism in Academic History?
Deviant Women in Courtly and Popular Medieval Castilian Poetry
‘Stronger than men and braver than knights’: women and the pilgrimages to Jerusalem and Rome in the later middle ages
Diet and Health
MDA: Why Fast? Part 6: Choosing a Method
Music:
Carolina Chocolate Drops "Lights In The Valley"
Anonymous 4: Celebrating 25 Years of Championing Music
Performing at Stanford tomorrow.
Kickstarter: The Porchligh Sessions (documentary) - FB
US Army:
Army tightens rules on hair, tattoos, makeup
MACP 12APR2012 PART 1
Part 2
Misc:
How to Look Like You're Special Forces
Your Mancave Needs More Beard
Christopher Blum, Man, Proud Man (A review of Domenico Losurdo's Liberalism: A Counter-History)
Mike Church, Restoring Republicanism as the Proper Form of American Governance
Bar Refaeli Unloads on Handsy Airport Screener -- You MUST Be a Lesbian
'Heretics': The Crisis Of American Christianity
Ross Douthat's Bad Religion: How We Became a Nation of Heretics
(Religion News, Christianity Today)
He'll be on C-Span.
Joel Salatin on Life: Participate Viscerally
Joel Salatin responds to New York Times’ ‘Myth of Sustainable Meat’
Jailing Americans for Profit: The Rise of the Prison Industrial Complex
Health Care in the Age of Decline
PJB, Bibi's Dilemma -- and Barack's
First Solar's Loan Guarantees: Money Laundering For Obama Cronies
The Rise of the Killer Drones: How America Goes to War in Secret
Kelley Vlahos, Forget Katniss, We Need Montag
Daniel Larison, Would Romney’s Foreign Policy Be Significantly Different?
The Passion of Cesar Chavez
Economics:
Commentary: The world is finite, isn't it? by Tadeusz Patzek (EB)
The Trouble with Money by Chris Martenson
Relocalization:
Small scale farmers organise the International Peasant Day of Struggle
Getting Our Land Back (EB)
How we can bring the world out of the mess in which it finds itself by Tuhi-Ao Bailey (EB)
Limits to Growth – of stuff, value, and GDP by Brian Czech (EB)
David Holmgren: The reverse of globalization by Karen Rybold-Chin (EB)
Clothesline art, laundry activism, cash savings by Lindsay Curren (EB)
Connecting with community through storytelling by Mary Logan (EB)
Storytellers like Robert M. Peters...
Education:
Patrick Deneen, Against Great Books
Sophia Institute Press Becomes Publishing Division of Two Leading Catholic Colleges
It's the first I've heard of Holy Spirit College; I knew Sophia Institute Press had joined with Thomas More last year.
Catholic:
A Guy's Take on Modesty--From a Beach Trip
Father Spitzer: Modern-day Renaissance man
Recognition finally for a warrior priest's heroics
Epiclesis in Eucharistic Prayer I
NLM: The Resurrection in Medieval Art
Gregorios Stathis Byzantine Church Music
Orthodox:
Paschal Encyclical of Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew 2012
Paschal Message of His Holiness KIRILL Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia
В діаспорі святкували український Великдень (Відео)
Feminism and Courtship/Misandry:
The Curse of Cohabitation
Shacking Up vs. Tying the Knot
The Pay Gap is a Lie
Feminism in Academic History?
Deviant Women in Courtly and Popular Medieval Castilian Poetry
‘Stronger than men and braver than knights’: women and the pilgrimages to Jerusalem and Rome in the later middle ages
Diet and Health
MDA: Why Fast? Part 6: Choosing a Method
Music:
Carolina Chocolate Drops "Lights In The Valley"
Anonymous 4: Celebrating 25 Years of Championing Music
Performing at Stanford tomorrow.
Kickstarter: The Porchligh Sessions (documentary) - FB
US Army:
Army tightens rules on hair, tattoos, makeup
MACP 12APR2012 PART 1
Part 2
Misc:
How to Look Like You're Special Forces
Your Mancave Needs More Beard
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Items, 13 March 2012
Daniel Larison, Thomas More and Utopia
A review of one of Forrest McDonald's books, The American Presidency: The Living Embodiment of the Nation by Phillip G. Henderson
A Burke for Our Times by Mark A. Signorelli
Prince Charles: Philosopher Prince by Rod Dreher
Patrick Deneen's lecture in the National Cathedral.
"The Black Swan" author Nassim Taleb Cheers Ron Paul's Economic Platform on CNBC
Rob Hopkins, Here are three ingredients. Now form an initiative
Barefoot Running:
Principles of Natural Running with Dr. Mark Cucuzzella
Byzantine Studies at Notre Dame Expands Research Resources
TV:
ROBERT SEAN LEONARD: FIRST ‘HOUSE’ THE BEST
Will William Wallace scream for freedom from televisions worldwide?
Shawn Ryan and Gregg Hurwitz Bring U.S. Marshal Drama To TNT
Hollywood, where are all the Asian Guys?
Daniel Dae Kim is doing all right. If sufficient numbers of white female viewers found Asian men attractive, wouldn't we see more of them on TV and in movies?
Music:
Carolina Chocolate Drops: Hooked On Old-Time Sounds
A review of one of Forrest McDonald's books, The American Presidency: The Living Embodiment of the Nation by Phillip G. Henderson
A Burke for Our Times by Mark A. Signorelli
Prince Charles: Philosopher Prince by Rod Dreher
Patrick Deneen's lecture in the National Cathedral.
"The Black Swan" author Nassim Taleb Cheers Ron Paul's Economic Platform on CNBC
Rob Hopkins, Here are three ingredients. Now form an initiative
Barefoot Running:
Principles of Natural Running with Dr. Mark Cucuzzella
Byzantine Studies at Notre Dame Expands Research Resources
TV:
ROBERT SEAN LEONARD: FIRST ‘HOUSE’ THE BEST
Will William Wallace scream for freedom from televisions worldwide?
Shawn Ryan and Gregg Hurwitz Bring U.S. Marshal Drama To TNT
Hollywood, where are all the Asian Guys?
Daniel Dae Kim is doing all right. If sufficient numbers of white female viewers found Asian men attractive, wouldn't we see more of them on TV and in movies?
Music:
Carolina Chocolate Drops: Hooked On Old-Time Sounds
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Monday, August 01, 2011
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Friday, March 11, 2011
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Tuesday, February 08, 2011
Changes to Carolina Chocolate Drops
FB Note, Nonesuch:
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Parts 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13
The Grammy–nominated Carolina Chocolate Drops have added two new musicians to the band: human beatboxer Adam Matta and multi-instrumentalist Hubby Jenkins. The two join the group as founding member Justin Robinson departs to take up new challenges.
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Parts 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13
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