The Chorus - Episode 37: Diamonds Are Guitarists' Best Friends

<p>In which Stefan comes <em>achingly </em>close to finishing a book, people who play guitars are celebrated even more than usual, a diamond is cursed, a blackbird is slaughtered (more or less metaphorically) and both chefs and sidemen are appreciated. Possibly because they all have lovely guitars.</p> <p>THEATRE: <strong>Dance Spectrum: Reflections </strong>at The Dome@NSA</p> <p>BOOKS: <strong>The Name Of The Rose</strong> by Umberto Eco (for the last time); <strong>Koh-I-Noor </strong>by William Dalrymple and Anita Anand</p> <p>MUSIC: <strong>Mike Keneally</strong>, <strong>Toad The Wet Sprocket</strong>, <strong>Trip The Witch</strong>, <strong>Neal Casal</strong>, <strong>Blackberry Smoke</strong></p> <p>TV: <strong>Chef's Table: Sean Brock</strong></p> <p>FIRST TAKE: <strong>Blackbird </strong>- The Beatles</p> <p>Please give us your comments, suggestions, constructive input and song requests via our Facebook page, please: <strong>https://www.facebook.com/TheChorusPodcast</strong></p>