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Grassroots: Surfing the Strike Wave

UAW Walkout Can Help Define a Newly Revived Labor Movement

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Surfing the Strike Wave

It looks like Red Hot Union Summer is stretching into the fall. The United Auto Workers have kicked off a “targeted strike” against the nation’s Big Three automakers, seeking to win back basic work rights given up under past leadership.

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Monday Music: The Stones Are Back

And the Jury’s Still Out

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The Rolling Stones are approaching 60 years of recording, a career that spans the album-rock era and (with only a few others) helped set the direction for what we now view as classic rock.

The band long ago ceded that responsibility, following rather than driving trends, but it’s kept recording, kept touring — to decidedly mixed results since the Seventies. A new album is on its way — their 31st — and the single (and lead-off track) “Angry” is out.

The song is a mid-tempo rocker, that feels very un-Stones-like, despite the unmistakable Jagger voice and the guitar sound, though Keith Richards and Ronnie Woods’ playing feels tamped down, as do Steve Jordan’s drums, which are probably the most prevalent sound on the record.

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