Archive for the 'A Musician in Detroit' Category

Detroit’s Own Smokey Robinson smokin’ some poetry

• April 7, 2008

Posted in A Musician in Detroit, AfroBloggin, Black history, Detroit, Detroit culture, Detroit history, Detroit music, I Want to Tell You..., Tell Me Something Good, music, race relations, urban culture | No Comments »


Newspapers are dying, and illiteracy is now cool

• April 5, 2008

Posted in A Musician in Detroit, Detroit Issues, Education, urban issues | 5 Comments »


Biker Boys and the New Way Bar

• August 10, 2007

Posted in A Musician in Detroit, Detroit music, Michigan cities, Michigan culture, city life, music, urban culture | 4 Comments »


Bars were made for cigarette smokers

• July 12, 2007

Posted in A Musician in Detroit, Detroit, Detroit culture, Metro Detroit, Michigan cities, city life, urban cities | 8 Comments »


Detroit music is the life and the blood

• June 17, 2007

Posted in A Musician in Detroit, Detroit, Detroit culture, Detroit history, Detroit music, city life, music, urban culture | 7 Comments »


Detroit summer, Detroit music, Detroit fun

• June 11, 2007

Posted in A Musician in Detroit, Detroit, Detroit culture, Detroit music, Michigan culture, city life, music, urban culture | 2 Comments »


Playing the blues in Satan’s livingroom

• May 15, 2007

Posted in A Musician in Detroit, Detroit, Detroit culture, Detroit music, city life, music, urban culture | 3 Comments »


Buddy Guy and other Chicago memories

• April 19, 2007

Posted in A Musician in Detroit, music | 5 Comments »


Beware the man with the hook

• April 9, 2007

Posted in A Musician in Detroit, Detroit culture, Detroit music, Metro Detroit, Michigan culture, music, urban culture | 3 Comments »


Crack whores, bathroom blow jobs, and why I play the blues

• March 24, 2007

Posted in A Musician in Detroit, Detroit culture, Detroit music, Michigan culture, city life, music, urban culture | 3 Comments »


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