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

Friday, May 19, 2017

How many times did you leave heaven?

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A friend has been singing the song "When Did You Leave Heaven?" at a local jam session off and on for a year or so, and while he ...
Tuesday, May 09, 2017

Four Virginians with a Tiple

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Recordings from the days of 78 rpm phonographs continue to find their way to YouTube, where my latest discovery touches three issues that i...
Sunday, February 26, 2017

Oldtime Songs as Oldtime Radio Drama

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Ever wish one of your favorite old songs could go on for a half hour? Or want to know the story-behind-the-story of a ballad? Would you min...
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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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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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