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I don't know where they got that from, but it seems there is some connection though it might be the other way around when I read this: http://digital.library.okstate.edu/mcdaniel/tributes.htm but I do not understand the reference to Bukowski Review and Pearl.

For those that may be interested in Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel, there is a "lyrical portrait of poet Wilma McDaniel and the Okie culture that inspired her." DVD available from Sageland Media: http://www.sagelandmedia.com/independent-films/down-an-old-road/ I have read some of her work and like...

A favorite

Oskar Blues Brewery is a craft brewery located in Longmont, Colorado. The company began as a restaurant in Lyons in 1997 and began brewing beer in the basement in 1999. Five years later, they became one of the first to issue craft beer in cans. Unfortunately that comes from mjp's favorite...

Or we could all go back to this link: https://bukowskiforum.com/threads/what-would-bukowski-think-of-modern-culture.8735/

Dig it man. Eddie on Sax and Shirley on organ.

My sentiments precisely.

Haven't seen this one yet but it looks very interesting and I would love for it to be shown in Denver (so I can see it on the big screen). Been a fan of Arhoolie Records and Chris's work for years. In addition to the trailer there is a website that goes with it: http://nomousemusic.com/

Los Straitjackets

Here are scans of the other 9 uncollected poems from TNC Vol 4, No 2:

Modifying the theme slightly

http://www.cnn.com/2014/07/17/showbiz/obit-johnny-winter/

Looks pretty real to me. Here is a link to a similar broadside. Read the fine print underneath the photo.

The cat's state is still uncertain according to Heisenberg.

If you are going to watch Treme, you can't watch with out the guide - 'Treme' Explained. It has a vast wealth of information about local politics and New Orleans celebs and musicians that appear in each episode that you might otherwise miss. I would watch each episode when it first aired on...