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Author Archives: glowinski
Beats For Your Week – Bobby Womack
We here at Across 106th Street have to show our respect and love for the great Bobby Womack who died on Friday, June 27, 2014. We hope that Womack knew how much his music meant to so many people around … Continue reading
Baseball Fever – Dodger Stadium
We here at 106th Street are always excited when April 1 rings in the start of baseball season. Thankfully, the Boys of Summer return each year to bring us hours and hours of our favorite slow, methodical sport that seems … Continue reading
The Glory Days of Los Angeles Movie Houses
With the 2013 Oscars hoopla behind us, the 106th Streeters were reminded of our recent trip to Los Angeles. On this road trip we spent a day and night tramping all over Downtown L. A., stumbling onto building after building … Continue reading
Beats For Your Week – Antônio Carlos Jobim
Like the rest of the city, we here at 106th Street are chilled to our bones. Who and what better to warm you to your core than the music of the great, handsome, prolific, and unimaginably talented musician and composer … Continue reading
Beats For Your Week – Max Roach (Happy Birthday!)
The 106thstreeters can think of no better way to get our New Year beats on than with the exquisite rhythms of drummer, percussionist, composer and musician extraordinaire, Max Roach. As it is also his birthday today (he would have been … Continue reading
Road Trippin’ – Vancouver, BC
The 106thstreeters met up this past September in one of our favorite cities, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. As Vancouver is one of the first cities we traveled to together way back when, this city holds a lot of meaning for … Continue reading
Posted in Road Trippin'
Tagged cities, cultural heritage, Mount St. Helens, travel, UNESCO, Vancouver
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Stranger in a Strange Land – the Flora of Orange County, California
Turns out, living for a year without a car in Southern California is not so much an adventure as it is just a pain-in-the-ass. Public transportation is kind of an option if you want to travel 4 miles to … Continue reading
Posted in Road Trippin'
Tagged California, flora, Orange County CA, plants, suburbia, urban planning
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Backstreet Cultural Museum (Tremé) – “They don’t do this nowhere else but in New Orleans”
Fi Yi Yi, Wild Magnolias, Creole Wild West, Congo Nation, Wild Tchoupitoulas, Black Seminoles, 9th Ward Hunters, 7th Ward Hard Headers, Flaming Arrows, Black Eagles, White Eagles, Red Hawks Hunters, Golden Comanche, Wild Bogacheeta… New Orleans is home to one … Continue reading
Beats For Your Week – Jorge Ben…Feliz aniversário!
Here at 106th Street, there is always music. From the men outside the bodega near Lex and 107th playing congas, to the guy blasting music from his apartment somewhere mid-way on 105th so it carries across White Playground way uptown, … Continue reading
Posted in Beats For Your Week
Tagged bossa nova, Brasil, Brazilian music, Jorge Ben, Jorge Benjor, Mas que Nada, O telefone, Por Causa de Voce Menina, Samba, Taj Mahal, Tim Maia
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