This week on Three Tune Tuesday, we turn our ear to the outsiders — the wanderers, the exiled, and the forgotten. From a lonesome American drifter to a Siberian prisoner and a mother mourning her lost son, these early recordings echo with the voices of those who don’t quite…
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Rebellious Laughter
Lyrics I Love Me (I’m Wild About Myself) Oh, You’re the one I care for You are the one and therefore I know you care for me When people write their songs of love They write of one another It’s always sis or mom or pa Or even one lone…
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Worker’s Songs
This week on Three Tune Tuesday, we’re rolling up our sleeves and diving into songs of sweat, steel, and solidarity. From the pounding drills of Irish railroad workers, to the rousing toasts of weary students, to the thunderous celebration at the forge, these tunes remind us that hard work is…
The Evolution of Moving Pictures
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The Documentary Film: Capturing Reality on Screen
Introduction: Defining the Documentary From the very beginning, cinema has had one eye on the real world. Even as filmmakers were conjuring fantastical tales and dramatic fictions, others were turning their cameras outward—toward factories, street corners, tribal villages, and battlefields. These films didn’t rely on scripts or actors. Instead, they…
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Freedom, eh?
Lyrics The Canadian Guns Open out, open out, duggle through the dark. Oh, you Canadian boys, you hear the bullet sing. Ready with the bayonets and steady on the mark. We’re up against no simple sort of thing. Oh, it’s hell at loose and ticking, and it’s paradise for mines….