James McMurtry performs We Can’t Make It Here Anymore James McMurtry recorded this video in 2007 and the message is becoming increasingly apt for our modern times as the superpower implodes and America rips itself apart. This is the state of the richest country on Earth after the oligarchy bled it dry. What they did […]
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Found some old pics of me with my band, The Snow Leopards. Even before Apple! Well, it was long, long time ago in a universe far, far away … Cruella coat designed by Dave Vanian’s girlfriend, Laurie, in the King’s Road days. Madam Miaow says … visit Anna’s food blog here: http://annacheneats.blogspot.com/
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Anna Chen – 1 July 2010 My programme, Chopsticks At Dawn, about chinoiserie clichés in music, is on tomorrow BBC Radio 4 Extra & iPlayer. It’s on four times: 6:30; 13:30; 20:30 and again the next morning at 01:30, so no excuses. First broadcast 2010 on BBC Radio 4. Produced by Chris Eldon-Lee and Mukti
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Just found this archive curiosity from years back, way before Apple OSX was twinkle in Steve Jobs’s eye. A pic of me with my band, The Snow Leopards. Madam Miaow says … visit Anna’s food blog here: http://annacheneats.blogspot.com/
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Bessie Smith, “Empress of the Blues” Today live at 5pm on Madam Miaow’s Culture Lounge, Resonance 104.4FM, Charles Shaar Murray concludes his Guide to the Blues with Part 3, The Women of the Blues. Presented by Anna Chen with Charles Shaar Murray. Guest: Sarah Gillespie. Today’s final Madam Miaow’s Culture Lounge of the series wraps
Women of the Blues on today’s final Madam Miaow’s Culture Lounge, Resonance 104.4FM, 5pm Read More »
Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) artists demand representation that reflects British Society Last February, the British East Asian Artists wrote an open letter to broadcasters and culture minister Ed Vaizey about the pitiful almost non-existent representation of east Asians in the media despite being the third largest minority in Britain. Vaizey, who had been
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