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letting a good time roll
Joan Baez was introduced to her first large gathering of afficionados by Chicago’s ebullient troubadour Bob Gibson, at the 1959 Newport Folk Festival, and the audience, which had come to see the famous Oscar Brand, Odetta, Earl Scruggs, and Jean … Continue reading
pantomine for peace
Its not that evident to grasp Jane Fonda’s adherence to the Left, the kind of knee-jerk conventional responses that seem impersonal and remote. One has to wonder if her committment to the Left, much like Picasso, was really a subscription … Continue reading
dymo-mite
by Art Chantry ( Art@artchantry.com ) labelmaker was a big cheapo solution for typography back in the early punk days. you saw it everywhere, on record covers, posters, zines. you could literally buy a label maker gun (especially the gutbucket … Continue reading
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Tagged american graphic design, art chantry, bob newman the rocket, david carson, david carson raygun magazine, duran duran record cover, grant alden, grant alden the rocket, jess helms NEA, Jesse Helms, Joan Baez, joan baez LP cover, labelmaker, larry reid, larry reid coca, poster art, punk aesthetic, The Rocket
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old wild men
The terse mottoes, the defiant songs. These were the liturgy and hymnody of the One Big Union’s cause.To the hard-bitten laborers of the I.W.W., the union was a home, a church, and a holy crusade.It lived always in the blast … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexander Berkman, arturo giovannitti, carlo tresca, elizabeth gurley flynn, Emma Goldman, henry rollins, i.w.w., j. edgar hoover, j. mitchell palmer, Joan Baez, Joe Hill, joseph ettor, old wild men 10cc, palmer raids, Thomas Frank, thomas frank the baffler, william d. haywood
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