***Note: The anchors on the navigation header on the Sound American page appear to be seriously misaligned, at least in FF and Chrome, so you may need to hunt around for the links to what you want to read. They all seem to be there, however, and it's worth it.
This is incroyable. Mr. Spottswood is a national treasure, and Nagoski knows what and where to dig. posted by issue #1 at 2:43 PM on February 26
I am totally digging the uncredited "Polka canadienne."
Some very quick googling tells me it was recorded in Montréal by Joseph Ovila LaMadeleine (which see), who was born in Valleyfield, Québec and died in Montréal never emigrated to the US. So, um, huh? posted by Sys Rq at 2:59 PM on February 26
This might be the most depressing post I've ever made. posted by OmieWise at 4:54 AM on February 27 [1 favorite]
Great post—I love anything that complicates the notion of "American" and of course I love great music, so this has been bookmarked for frequent reference. Many thanks.
>The anchors on the navigation header on the Sound American page appear to be seriously misaligned, at least in FF and Chrome, so you may need to hunt around for the links to what you want to read.
Just hover your cursor over the link and you can see what you're getting. But yeah, a mild annoyance they would do well to fix.
>This might be the most depressing post I've ever made.
Why? It seems pretty joyous to me! Here, this'll cheer you up: The Blasters, "American Music." posted by languagehat at 7:05 AM on February 27
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