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“There’s my girlfriend,” Mr. Dunlop shouts. “Stick it in!” Seattle, with Big Jay McNeely. Green Bay, Wis., wh ere he won a $500 bet with a customer who said he couldn’t play 50 songs the customer named. Above a nd below the Mason-Dixon line, where he didn’t tak e kindly to being called the n-word. Outside Jones ville, N.C., where Adelaide worked as a waitress: “The way she walked, the way she moved. She glided ! ‘Oh God, can I glide with you?’ ” All this was in the music Mr. Farmelo heard. The d aughters. The broken marriage. The gunshot wound i nflicted by a nephew. Church. Diabetes. Old age. “ Come Back to Sorrento.” “I was pretty blown away,” Mr. Farmelo says. So, in late February, Mr. Bannon and Mr. Farmelo r ented a recording studio and hired two first-rate musicians: the drummer Virgil Day and the bassist Sabu Adeyola, who knew Mr. Dunlop from the still-o pen Colored Musicians Club in downtown Buffalo. Wh en Mr. Dunlop arrived for the session, he didn’t e ven take off his coat. He went right to the Steinw ay, and started to play a riff that would become p art of the CD, called “Boyd’s Blues.” “What I remember is how happy he was,” Mr. Adeyola says. “How extremely happy he was.” At the nursing home the other day, the remains of another chicken lunch were scraped from plastic pl ates, and another round of bingo was played. But n ot for Boyd Lee Dunlop. He put on a black winter coat over the shirt and s weatpants he’s been wearing for days, walked past an honor guard of wheelchairs, and headed for the door. He had to get to rehearsal, for that gig he’ s got Saturday night.
~~~~~~~~~~ <strong>NYT</strong>-1209: EDITORIALS As Russians protest their fraudulent elections, th e prime minister wants to blame the United States instead of acknowledging voters' dissatisfaction. ===== notyet Twenty years after the fall of communism, Prime Mi nister Vladimir Putin of Russia seems determined t o resurrect the Soviet playbook. His United Russia Party tried to steal a parliamentary election on Sunday, and, when the results still delivered a st inging rebuke, he claimed the United States was wh ipping up protests and demonstrations. Mr. Putin could have acknowledged voters’ dissatis faction — his party’s parliamentary majority plumm eted from 315 to 238 seats — and tried to address it, like democratic leaders might do. Instead, on Thursday, he accused Secretary of State Hillary Ro dham Clinton of instigating street protests. He wa rned that Russia must protect against “interferenc e” by foreign governments and hinted darkly at rep risals against demonstrators. The charges are bizarre. After international obser vers reported widespread fraud by Putin supporters , Mrs. Clinton expressed “serious concerns” on Mon day and Tuesday that the vote was neither free nor fair. It was ludicrous for Mr. Putin to claim tha t that was a “signal” that brought Russians to the streets three days running despite a heavy police presence and more than 1,000 detentions. The prot esters were clear what motivated them: They were o utraged by the fraud and tired of the status quo a nd Mr. Putin. It’s true that Golos, Russia’s only independent el ectoral monitoring group, receives grants from the United States and Europe. But, as a member of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Euro
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