Dan Krewson
@dankrewson
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Two turntables and a Twitter feed...
Joined April 2011
"We have nothing to fear but our allies taking advantage of us and not paying their fair share. They're laughing at us. Sad..." #Mericafirst
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Louis Armstrong plays trumpet for his wife, Lucille, in front of the Great Sphinx in Egypt, 1961 (AP)
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How very sad to wake to the news Sir George Martin has left us. He made my first Bond film sound brilliant!
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How did George Steinbrenner discover "New York, New York"? A DJ at a disco called Le Club https://t.co/7HJZKaoG4D
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Ice Cube on NWA's influence: 'We opened the door for Eminem and 'South Park'' http://t.co/ko6PlxsDnj
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@oliverswang Thanks for the recco on this crazy album. Fun to hear the 70s through this filter... #superdancinghits
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This 19th Century Performer Wowed Audiences With Musical Farts — http://t.co/RBpmcab9Ta
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Ken Stabler's family says he passed away peacefully listening to 'Sweet Home Alabama': http://t.co/iB7REDhasc
ftw.usatoday.com
Former University of Alabama and Oakland Raiders quarterback Ken Stabler passed away on Thursday due to complications from colon cancer, according to a post by his family. He was 69. In a touching...
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Psychedelic American Propaganda Created by the Government for the American Bicentennial: https://t.co/9b5uOWhsZu ht Skip / AV Geeks
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Billie Holiday was born 100 years ago today. Here are five things you might not know about her — http://t.co/weizM6HRDH
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The life of Billie Holiday, the songstress known as “Lady Day,” was just as engrossing as her legendary music.
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Billie Holiday was born 100 years ago today. Here she is recording "Lady in Satin," NYC, 1957 http://t.co/AxRvXJiNdY
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Violinist Jascha Heifetz playing in Mili’s darkened studio as light attached to his bow traces bow movement (1952) http://t.co/39ccDFbPF0
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“After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music.” ― Aldous Huxley
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