Our friends at local design studio Von Tundra have put together a new bookshelf for us at Mississippi Records. This will provide a central place to make available DPC publications, book club selections and out-of-print gems on Northwest history and culture. The shelf is made entirely from salvaged material from the Rebuilding Center. No IKEA [...]
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members party wrap, book party info
Thanks all who made it out to our annual members party. The event was a great success…that is until I fell down the stairs and sprained my ankle…ouch! Special thanks to our guest presenters, Sarah Mirk and Brain Libby, as well as everyone who has made this past year of DPC events possible. It’s only [...]
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a word from mississippi fred
“What the guitar says, I say,” states Mississippi Fred McDowell. Truer words have never been said. Possibly best known as the original songwriter of “You Gotta Move” (covered on the Rolling Stones’ Sticky Fingers), McDowell grew up in Memphis before settling in Como, Mississippi to work as a field hand. He pioneered the slide guitar [...]
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