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Knox County Public Library Presents Free Screening of ‘Gandhi’

In Movies & TV, Shelf Life by Chris BarrettAugust 10, 2016leave a COMMENT

I once interviewed Fay Vincent, the former commissioner of Major League Baseball. The conversation involved matters ecclesiastical—Vincent had considered the priesthood as a young man, before becoming an executive at Columbia …

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Movies About Movies: Choice Glimpses Behind the Camera From Knox County Public Library

In Movies & TV, Shelf Life by Chris BarrettJuly 14, 2016leave a COMMENT

The Player (1992) New to the collection on Blu-ray, Robert Altman’s peek into the snake pit that is Hollywood holds up nicely. Studio executive Griffin Mill (Tim Robbins) gets paid …

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New Music Picks at the Knox County Public Library

In Music Stories, Shelf Life by Chris BarrettJune 30, 2016leave a COMMENT

The Jayhawks Paging Mr. Proust (Thirty Tigers, 2016) My wife and I fled Michigan for East Tennessee on April Fools’ Day in 1993. It snowed most of the drive. The …

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Charlie Chaplin on Blu-ray at the Knox County Public Library

In Arts & Culture, Movies & TV, Shelf Life by Chris BarrettJune 16, 2016leave a COMMENT

It may seem incongruous to pursue silent films—films made using cameras which were often unsteady, hand-cranked at low and inconsistent speeds, and which have suffered variously in attics or archives …

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Reprise: Some New Recordings of Classical Favorites at Knox Co. Public Library

In Music Reviews, Shelf Life by Chris BarrettMay 26, 2016leave a COMMENT

Phoenix Chorale and Kansas City Chorale, Charles Bruffy, conductor Rachmaninoff: All-Night Vigil (Chandos, 2015) This is one of the most beautiful pieces of choir music you’ll ever hear. You may …

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