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The most popular style remains the Chicago-influenced electric approach that most rock musicians take when they want to play the blues. But there has also been a healthy revival of acoustic blues with venerable performers releasing non-electrified recordings, such a James Cotton's recent CD, and up-and-coming acoustic performers like Kelly Joe Phelps and Alvin Youngblood Hart. Another school of the blues getting increased attention is what is sometimes called "jump band" blues. The late Louie Jordan provided the prototype for this style which persists to this day, and is thriving through such groups as Roomful of Blues. Guitarist Ross Roberts and lead vocalist and harmonica man Mike Lawley have been on the music scene in various capacities for a long time. Lawley was associated with the famous Muscle Shoals Studio scene during its heyday, and wrote a song with Waylon Jennings that won a gold record.

Monday, 20 December Dick's hatband may be queer, but we'll never know quite why One of my most wonderful memories of studying English at university was the day I booked an appointment in a quiet room of the library to have some private time with a copy of Dr Johnson's dictionary. It was elegant and oversized, with beautiful, marbled pages - turning each one felt like a ritual. One thing's for certain, if I was in London anytime soon I would be making my way to the British Library , where his dictionary will be on display as part of the first ever exhibition to explore the English language - a free exhibition which looks at the influences on the language, and how it is still evolving today. I love how language evolves — you won't find me complaining when my children come home telling me that the snow is 'well wicked'. Bizarre clusters of words which seem to make no sense are fascinating to me.

Are the rods installed backwards on the crank? My first attempt to rebuild an engine I did that and noticed it turned really hard. I reversed the rod on the crank it it turned freely. Just a thought?