When I am not in France, I buy my French and Willamette Valley Pinot Noir and Rhone Valley Syrah from “The Wine Guy,” Mark Gambuzza. Mark is based on the tiny, semi-tropical island of Key West, just 90 miles from Cuba. Debbie and I have lived in Old Town Key West, only blocks from Mark’s […]
In Rotation During Lockdown: At The Pershing, by the Ahmad Jamal Trio
In rotation during lockdown, At The Pershing, by the Ahmad Jamal Trio. This 1958 live album features Ahmad Jamal on piano, Israel Crosby on bass, and Vernell Fournier on drums. Ahmad Jamal may have been the greatest influence on Miles Davis. Read more on that below from Jazz Weekly’s George W. Harris. Harris writes: Still […]
Neil Peart Statue Closer to the Heart
It’s been a tough year for the drumming community as we lost another legend in Joe Porcaro this week and Neil Peart in January. The CBC’s Mike Moore tells the story of Morgan MacDonald, a sculptor who has spent 1,000 hours creating a statue of Neil Peart. Moore writes: 1,000 hours of design could land […]
You’ll Never Believe What the NBA is Allowing on Players’ Jerseys
The NBA has agreed to allow players to wear “social justice” messages on their jerseys. Some are mundane and universally accepted catch phrases like “Peace,” “Freedom,” and “Equality.” But some are simple propaganda messages direct from the radical left, such as “Group Economics,” and even actual political slogans such as “Sí Se Puede (Yes We […]
RIP Charlie Daniels
You may have recently seen a piece by Charlie Daniels in America’s First Freedom, an NRA publication, in which Daniels compared the plight of the Mexican people, who have no real access to firearms, to Americans who have the right to defend themselves. Daniels’ plain logic is clear when he encourages readers to ask anti-gun […]
Factors that Determine Where You Move
You’ve made the decision to move. In my last Safe Places Report, we looked at the factors that helped you come to that decision and then compiled an inventory of your life circumstances that will impact your move. Now comes the fun part—deciding where to move for a better life. If you are planning to […]
Does Roger Goodell Really Support the Marxist BLM?
In a recent statement to the press, Roger Goodell told BLM “We, the National Football League, believe Black Lives Matter. I personally protest with you and want to be a part of the much needed change in this country.” Does Roger Goodell, who works for 32 of America’s wealthiest citizens, really believe in the Marxist […]
In Rotation During Lockdown: For Ellington by The Modern Jazz Quartet
In rotation during lockdown, For Ellington by The Modern Jazz Quartet. Thanks to Lee Berk the founder Of Berklee College of Music, Debbie and I got to meet Duke Ellington. On For Ellington, the members of The Modern Jazz Quartet; Milt Jackson, John Lewis, Percy Heath, and Connie Kay, pay tribute to Duke Ellington in […]
Play Ball and Make It Snappy!
Baseball, by some rumors, is back. It will be brief, but, as Jason Gay questions in the WSJ, will it be better? Assuming there are no disruptions due to Covid-19, there will be only 60 games since it’s so late in the season, instead of the traditional 162 games. As Mr. Gay observes, lopping off […]
In Rotation During Lockdown: Shakedown Street by the Grateful Dead
In rotation during lockdown, Shakedown Street by the Grateful Dead. Take a breath. Jerry, Donna, Keith, and the Dead will cheer you up with Lowell George as a guest on the second Good Lovin. Don’t miss Stagger Lee. Make it a good weekend from Richardcyoung.com. Dick, Debbie, EJ, Jeremy, Tim and Steve And don’t miss […]
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