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The Country King of Kenya

(via Great Big Story) Kenya has a burgeoning country scene, with radio stations dedicated to the genre and country music

(via Collectors Weekly) While most of the buzz about the resurgence of vinyl records has focused on the skyrocketing sales

(via Popular Mechanics) If rock and roll is a religion, then Sun Studio is one of its holiest temples. The

(via Great Big Story) The song “American Woman” by The Guess Who wasn’t ever supposed to happen. It wasn’t planned,

(via First We Feast) In June, Nabisco rolled out its “Blueberry Pie” and “Fruity Crisp” Oreos, and past flavors have

(via The Ringer) On September 9, 2014, Apple announced that it would no longer be making the iPod Classic. For

August 4, 2016August 4, 2016 0 Comments jazz, music

(via mental_floss) If the “father of jazz” were still around, he’d be 115 years old today. With his infectious smile

(via Neatorama) Ludwig van Beethoven was often mistaken for a vagrant. With wads of yellow cotton stuffed in his ears,

(via mental_floss) On December 1, 1930, a pianist named Kaikhosru Sorabji took to the stage at Glasgow’s Stevenson Hall to

(via Atlas Obscura) A Steinway grand piano consists of a staggering 12,116 parts. The fascinating process by which these pieces come together is

(via YouTube) Richie Moriarty does 14 different celebrity impressions while singing “Alexander Hamilton” from Hamilton: An American Musical.

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