Jim Byrnes - I Hear the Wind in the Wires AEC Video new works by South Korean

new works by South Korean Guggenheim Fellow Sungji Hong

Shimal - Turkey Modern Tradition

relates to what came to be known as protest songs when opinions on a number of key social and political issues during the post-war era - civil rights

August 2017)

a playful autobiography described by Publishers Weekly as "that rare show-biz memoir that's both entertaining and a literary triumph"

Jim Byrnes - I Hear the Wind in the Wires AEC Video new works by South KoreanI Hear the Wind in the Wires is a follow up to Jim Byrnes' Juno award winning blues album Everywhere West. As Jim grew up, he knew no boundaries of music and artists. From his parents record collection, he heard good music, albeit Hank Williams or Ella Fitzgerald or Muddy Waters or Gene Autry or Glenn Miller without considering it Pop or Country or Blues or Big Band or Cowboy. With I Hear the Wind in the Wires ventures into the world of classic 1960's