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T.I.'s 'Paper Trail' A Testament To Writing

Oct 1st, 2008 · The Atlanta rapper has picked up a pad of paper for the first time since 2001 (a change from writing and keeping his lyrics in his head), and the result is a blur of intricately constructed rhymes. Paper Trail is an intensely personal album with a couple of commercial smashes muddying the waters; on the posse cut "Swagga Like Us," T.I. raps circles around three of the most popular rappers in the world.

Keywords: world · 2001 · commercial · rapper · Atlanta · album · Tis · rhyming · construction · testament · posse · emPaper

'Young @ Heart'

Apr 10th, 2008 · A New England senior-citizens' choir that covers pop and rock tunes prepares for its next show in Stephen Walker's documentary; the geriatrock stylings are amusing but also a testament to the singers' commitment to stayin' alive.

Keywords: senior · citizen · Singer · documentary · alive · New England · amusement · testament · Stayin · Stephen Walker · geriatrock

A Native American's Last Testament: Opera *

Mar 29th, 2008 · Ascension Solorsano de Cervantes was the last known member of the Amah Mutsun tribe fluent in her people's language. Now, an opera singer and a composer have written what they're calling an "ethno-historical cantata" based on her oral history.

Keywords: Americans · history · historian · oral · Singer · language · Opera · Composing · native · tribes · testament · Cervantes

Library of Congress: Saving New Orleans Music **

Feb 12th, 2008 · New Orleans radio station WWOZ has turned to the Library of Congress for help in preserving its live broadcast collection, which includes great recordings by many New Orleans musicians: Deacon John, Beau Jocque, the late James Booker, and more. It's a rare historical testament to the city's roots music.

Keywords: Congress · Orleans · city · New Orleans · historian · music · Library of Congress · Library · WWOZ · testament · Deacon John · Beau Jocque

A Self-Taught New Orleans Pianist's 'Testament' ****

Nov 6th, 2007 · Luther G. Williams is an obscure but remarkable stride pianist from New Orleans. He's also a Bible scholar, a professor and a Hurricane Katrina survivor. Ever since the storm crippled his hometown, his musical fortunes have been looking up.

Keywords: Hurricane Katrina · Orleans · New Orleans · professor · hometown · Survivors · music · Bible · scholar · pianist · Williams · Luther

Maria Callas, The Legend Who Lived for Her Art *

Sep 16th, 2007 · Opera superstar Maria Callas died 30 years ago Sunday, at age 53. But you'd hardly know she was gone, judging from the steady stream of releases from her record company. It's a testament to the continuing appeal of a great artist.

Keywords: company · artists · judges · Opera · legend · Superstar · testament · Maria · callas · Maria Callas

An Emotional Journey Down 'Revolutionary Road'

Jul 17th, 2007 · Writer Anthony Giardina says Richard Yates' novel -- about an ordinary suburban couple and their vague yearning for something more -- is "an essential testament about mid-20th century America."

Keywords: road · America · emotional · novel · suburban · journey · Revolutionary · testament · Writer Anthony Giardina · Richard Yates

Brain Scan Shows Bullet 64 Years Later *

May 30th, 2007 · Here's a testament to survival. Jin Guangying was a teenager in China during World War II. Her father fought Japanese invaders. And she was taking him food when she was shot in the head. Her mother nursed her back to health. Then, 64 years later, she complained of headaches and fits. A brain scan revealed she still had the bullet in her head. Doctors removed it. One tells the AP she survived through "pure good luck."

Keywords: Food · China · Health · Bullets · survive · teenage · Japan · World War II · headaches · nursing · invaded · testament

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