boblog -- by bob stepno

Here, mostly about music; oldtime-radio research at JHeroes; more general blog, other journalism; and on Mastodon as newsie.social/@BobStep

Monday, August 29, 2016

Oldtime Music Beyond Facebook

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A friend just posted a request for more old-time and bluegrass music festival posts in a Facebook group... one of many that try to meet that...
Friday, August 07, 2015

Oldtime Country Music at archive.org

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The Internet Archive may not be the first place you look for old-time country sounds, but some old-time radio and 78 rpm record collectors h...
Tuesday, August 04, 2015

Some songs from Augusta

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After singing along with these songs in Paul Brown 's workshops at Davis & Elkins College's Augusta Heritage old-time music week...
Monday, April 27, 2015

It's a tiple

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I finally made a short video of my other ukulele-family instrument, a 10-string "tiple." I'd like to think it was by popular...
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Wednesday, February 25, 2015

Speaking the old-time language

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Heather Rousseau, a new photo journalist at the Roanoke Times, dove right into local culture with a photo and video story from the  Sunday ...
Wednesday, January 28, 2015

In search of the mountain ukulele

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This page has been updated many times since 2015, when the announcement of a Blacksburg and New River Valley ukulele get together inspired m...
Saturday, November 08, 2014

Accidental Ukulele

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I have been going to the wonderful twice-a-year Lake Eden Arts Festival ( http://theLEAF.org ) for almost 20 years, off and on, and have sev...
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While this was a more general blog at first, since 2009, Boblog has been for occasional writing about music, part of trying to differentiate my web writing spaces. My other blogs are JHeroes (old-time radio's portrayal of journalists) & Other Journalism, a general-purpose writerly blog, successor to stepno.com/oldblog. When I was teaching, they all sometimes served other purposes. I have worked for two newspapers (one full time for 11 years), several magazines, four software companies, and six colleges and universities, counting part-time, freelance and student jobs. See stepno.com.
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