Lowell filson lyrics to songs
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From James Russell Lowell&#;s poem:
I heard the bells on Christmas day
Their old familiar carols play
And mild and sweet their songs repeat
Of peace on Earth, good will to men. . .
And in despair I bowed my head
&#;There is no peace on Earth, &#; I said
For hate is strong and mocks the song
Of peace on Earth, good will to men. . .
Ukrainian Christmas Scenes
This year Ukraine moved the celebration of Orthodox Christmas to December
&#;The trident, or “tryzub,” remains one of Ukraine&#;s most iconic symbols. Shaped like a spear with three prongs, its history goes back centuries. Volodymyr the Great included the symbol on coins when he ruled Kyiv from to &#; (wikipedia)
McDonald&#;s deliveries.
A tree of shell canisters.
A video report from the Kiev Independent that captures the spirit of hope.
Then rang the bells more loud and deep
God is not dead, nor doth He sleep
(Peace on Earth)
(Peace on Earth)
The wrong shall fail, the right prevail
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Towle, Virginia R., . Papers, C\T. 80 items.
Louisville resident, soldier. Correspondence, chiefly , to Virginia Towle from friends in military service and others, and a few letters from her to her father and friends, all dealing generally with military and personal activities. Towle joined the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps in
Towles Family. Papers, A\T cu. ft.
Prominent Henderson, Ky., family. Collection contains the papers, , of Judge Thomas Towles (), attorney of
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Somebody Loan Me A Dime [Vinyl LP]
When Boz Scaggs recorded (and claimed he wrote) Somebody Loan Me A Dime in , few rock fans had ever heard of the song or its true composer, Fenton Robinson. Now Scaggs' pop version, featuring Duane Allman on gitarr, ranks as a classic of modern blues rock music, yet Fenton Robinson remains unrecognized in the rock world. Still, to the black blues fans of Chicago and the Deep South, and to the dedicated white blues addicts, he is known as one of the finest, most creative artists in modern blues -- an unusually gifted and introspective man whose progressive musical ideas and kontinuerlig reshapings of the blues form set him apart from his contemporaries.
Fenton originally recorded Somebody Loan Me A Dime for a small Chicago label in Just as the record was breaking, a severe snowstorm sabotaged the company's national transport lines. Yet it was still a local smash, the biggest hit Fenton or Palos Records ever had. Fenton's strong, sensitive perf