Agreed, we did a pretty good job avoiding politics and discussing other aspects bought up on the OP’s post and articles cited. Additionally, those engaged in the discussion were respectful.
For those interested in the underlying discussion, I posted links to a new book by Alex Ross on Wagner and his influence on art and culture:
Three Words
Three O’Clock Blues
Put Your Politics Aside
Whose Driving The Limo?
Whose the Boss?
Who knows his place?
Well, let’s include views on vaccines and race in the politics category. In other words, let’s not talk about that crap either…
Sums it up very nicely, at least that is how I see it.
And now for some Blues:
This just happens to be one of my favorites since originally discovering the blues. Nice clean tone there Buddy, on A Man and the Blues.
Eric just played accompaniment in that song. No mistaking whose guitar is playing what. He just respected great talent as anyone should. No race or no political agenda.
