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He worked both as a longshoreman and as a licensed hairdresser. His friends included Pablo Picasso and Jean-Paul Sartre. And, he could sing his cul off.
In songs like “Les Fleurs Mortes” and “Un P’tit Bock” he sang both existential poetry and of of the simple pleasure of drinking beer.
The Boudin Barndance: 07/16/2026 Dan Ferguson WRIU-FM, 90.3 Kingston, RI Thursdays 6-9 pm On the web at: www.wriu.org Boudin Barndance playlists and album reviews now archived at https://wriu.org/features/playlists/boudinbarndance/ SHOW ARCHIVES AT: https://archive.wriu.org/fm-public/4-Thursday/1800/ LISTEN HERE! Stuff: WATCH the BOUDIN BARNDANCE profile …
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Mike Stevenson | July 14 Billy the Kid was shot and killed by Sherrif Pat Garrett on July 14, 1881. The outlaw inspired many songs by the likes of Bob Dylan, John Hartford, Joe Ely and the great Woody Guthrie. …
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