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e signed his letters “Wolf,� wrote about ferocious wolves in the Yukon and built a mansion he called Wolf House that burned to the ground in 1913. The insurance company suspected arson. So did the police, but Jack London collected every cent owed him on his policy. Almost immediately, he went back to his writing desk and dispatched a letter to a friend in which he said, “I would rather be the man whose house was burned down than the man who burned down the house.� A nice distinction from a writer who made a career of making distinctions between the wild and the tame, and between wolflike men such as Wolf Larsen in The Sea-Wolf and the novel’s bookish hero Humphrey Van Weyden, a stand-in for London himself. The eerie and oddly beautiful gothic ruins of Wolf House remain, and visitors to the 1,400-acre Jack London Historical State Park in Glen Ellen can see the massive, moss-covered stone walls and imagine the grandeur that might have been. It’s as close as the state gets to an official monument to California culture and outdoor living. I think of it, too, as the Golden State’s answer to those East Coast literary landmarks in the Berkshires, where the likes of Herman Melville and Edith Wharton decamped and were inspired. I’ve been to Jack London State Park dozens of times, ever since I first moved to California from New York in 1976. Every time I go back, I see and hear something different: red-tailed hawks, frogs, wild irises and foxes. I’ll go back this summer and look and listen all over again, and as though for the first time. Opening its gates to the public in 1960, the park celebrates its 50th anniversary with speakers, barbecues, live music, special exhibitions and games for children on June 27. London, who moved to Sonoma County from nearby Oakland to escape the crowds and urban soot, would probably enjoy the spectacle of so many locals and out-of-towners flocking to his homestead. One of the bestselling novelists of his day, and a glutton for fame and notoriety, he turned his Beauty Ranch into a destination for bohemian artists and writers, members of the Industrial Workers of the World, better known as the Wobblies, and such anarchists as Emma Goldman, who called him “the only real revolutionary writer in America.� That image stuck with London for much of his life. It continued after his death in
1916 at the age of 40, and it delayed the transformation of his estate into the state historical park it is today. London’s 20-yearlong membership in the Socialist Party of America didn’t help, either. The California State Legislature felt uncomfortable about a state-owned and -operated property that would commemorate a card-carrying Socialist, but London wrote Call of the Wild, and that book all on its own, of the 50 or so books he wrote in 17 years, was nearly enough to persuade Sacramento politicians to vote yes. These days, carefully cultivated vineyards surround much of the park, but it still has a wild feeling and a rough-hewn beauty. The walk to the remains of Wolf House takes hikers through dense woods. Signs warn against rattlesnakes and mountain lions, though over the years they have not deterred visitors. There are picnic tables under leafy trees that provide cool shade, and there are water fountains with cold water from the mountain itself. The Glen Ellen bars that London once frequented are gone—burned to the ground, like Wolf House—but there’s the saloon at the Jack London Lodge, and for gourmet food there’s the Fig Cafe in the heart of Glen Ellen, a town that has no chain store of any kind. Going there feels like going back into the past, and one can appreciate why London fell in love with the place when he first went there in 1905 and began to buy land, grow grapes and make juice, not wine, under the Jack London label. I often feel a certain sadness when I visit the park, perhaps because London died there at such a young age. But I remember the words that Anna Strunsky, a Russian-born Jewish writer who settled in San Francisco, wrote about him right after his death, and they provide a kind of serenity. Watching him as he watched a pair of beautiful humming birds, she noted, “He was a captive of beauty— the beauty of bird and bower, of sea and sky.� Jack London State Park celebrates its 50th anniversary on Sunday, June 27, from 11am to 4pm. 2400 London Ranch Road, Glen Ellen. 707.938.5216.
‘He was a captive of beauty, the beauty of bird and bower, of sea and sky.’
Jonah Raskin is the editor of ‘The Radical Jack London: Writings on War and Revolution.’ Open Mic is a weekly feature in the Bohemian. We welcome your contribution. To have your topical essay of 700 words considered for publication, write openmic@bohemian.com.
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Kegley points out another oversight the EPA made when testing methyl iodide safety. “The EPA did not require a developmental neurotoxicity test.� After other tests deemed the chemical unlikely to cause fetal death at the proposed rates of exposure, the EPA did not take the next step and examine possible damage to fetuses. Since the concentration of methyl iodide that induces developmental problems will be lower than the concentration that causes fetal death, the EPA’s control concentration number protecting against fetal death may do nothing to protect fetuses from the chemical’s ability to inf lict developmental delays. Unlike methyl bromide, methyl iodide is applied as a liquid. Sims says this makes it “easier to handle than gases, because you can tell where it is.� Kegley points out that methyl iodide volatizes quickly when removed from the tank and reverts to its natural state as a gas. In this form, the chemical could endanger farmworkers and nearby residents. If approved, farmers would apply methyl iodide to the soil before strawberries are planted. “Two weeks later, it will no longer be there,� says Sims. “It will never get into the food crop.� But Kegley adds that the byproduct of methyl iodide breakdown is the iodide ion, which the fruit may take from the soil and concentrate. “How much do the fruits that are fumigated accumulate over time?� she asks. No one knows the answer. As a chemist with a doctorate degree, Kegley has handled methyl iodide in a lab. Cognizant of the danger it poses, she takes great care in the way in which she manipulates it. She only interacts with it under an overhead vent that ensures none of its off-gassing invades her lungs. She always wears double gloves to protect her skin, and transfers the liquid with a syringe to avoid contact with the open air. Kegley worries about farmers who are not trained in handling hazardous materials applying 125 pounds of this toxic chemical to their soil, calling the idea “ludicrous.� Sims, a former professor of chemistry, has also handled methyl iodide, but recalls a very different procedure. “I can tell you that I have used methyl iodide in the lab, off and on, for 50 years,� he says. “I never used any special equipment other than a flask and pipet, and there was never a single safety incident.� Was Sims just lucky? “Methyl iodide is always in the atmosphere in small amounts, especially on the coastline,� Sims says. “We’re not totally defenseless.� Even though Sims assures dissenters that fumigation will only happen once a year, activists argue that it will still poison those exposed. On Thursday, June 17, PANNA and other anti-pesticide groups attended a hearing and press conference in Sacramento. The organization presented a petition overflowing with 40,000 signatures of methyl iodide opponents to Gov. Schwarzenegger’s office. Combined with the rest of the public’s protests, methyl iodide is the most protested pesticide-registration decision in DPR’s history, although Lea Brooks, assistant director of communications at DPR, points out that “for perspective, today’s social media networks provide an easy and efficient way for the public to comment on issues.� “It’s the corporations against the communities,� says Kegley. “The communities next to the fields are very diverse. This is an equal-opportunity poison. And this is our one chance to keep it out of our state.�
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Left Behind and budget cuts. As teachers retired, the programs would just get shelved,� Greenwood says. “Everyone wonders about the high dropout rates, but part of it is because we’ve eliminated programs that 30 or 40 percent of kids use.� In the spring of 2008, Greenwood and two other district employees dreamed up a green building and design program, wrote a grant and launched the program. They started with 31 sophomores who were considered at-risk. “I think every kid in high school is at risk,� Greenwood says frankly. Now there are between 90 and 100 students, sophomores through seniors, in the program learning, Greenwood says, about “everything from green building to organic farming, alternative energy and permaculture.� Sustainability is worked into the curriculum of core classes, so while students are getting basic education they are also preparing for jobs in green industries. As seniors, they do an internship with local green businesses. “Business owners have been very supportive,� says Greenwood, who has placed students in green internships around the county. One Academy success story is Charlie Nudi, 17, who came to the program after being expelled from Santa Rosa High School. “I got off to a rough start,� Nudi explains. “I was flying under the radar, on suspended expulsion. If I’d gotten in trouble, I’d have been kicked out of the district. The Green Academy really helped me. I’m really engaged. It’s a lot more engaging than regular classes. We really care about alternative energy and conservation, and we’re really on board with finding new ways to do things.� Nudi is now qualified to work in the solar industry after high school. He and other Academy members were also recently certified by the Sonoma County Water Agency as landscape technicians. Greenwood says the principal is proud of the Academy and how it is helping kids stay in school. “Kids understand this is real-world learning,� Greenwood says. “They look forward to class and they make statements like ‘I don’t want to miss this stuff.’�
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he PĂŠrigord black truffle may owe its name and stardom to the marketing and culinary genius of the French culture, but in the nation of its birth, this famed underground mushroom faces an uncertain future. A century ago, the forests of France produced an estimated 1,200 tons of semi-wild black truffles every winter, but the annual harvest has seen a long and steady decline, and last winter amounted to just 20 tons. The crash has scientists scrambling to explain it, and those with truffle-bearing properties are scared stiff. But for entrepreneurs in the rising truffle-tree cultivation industry, the French decline of the fragrant fungus smells pungently of opportunity. In Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and Chile, oak and hazelnut orchards, seeded at their roots with the spores of Tuber melanosporum, the Latin name of the species, have grown into maturity in the last decade. Locally, too, Black Diamonds of Mendocino had been growing black PĂŠrigords in a secretive operation somewhere near Ukiah. Another farm near Santa Rosa is awaiting its first truffles, as are two in the Sierra
foothills, each poised to surge into production any winter now. While most local groves are still awaiting their inaugural truffle harvests, the farms of Australia and New Zealand are swelling into viable industries. Buyers down under receive most of these truffles, which appear in late May and remain available through August, but in the last two years they have found their way into local restaurant kitchens, and some North Bay chefs have discovered something that the world until now may never have known before: black truffles go wonderfully with summer squash. While in the past, black truffles may have crossed oceans, they rarely, if ever, crossed the equator from winter into summer. Now they do. For Jesse Mallgren, the executive chef of Madrona Manor in Healdsburg, the possibilities of summertime black truffles invite Californiastyle experimentation. In the past, Mallgren has featured wintertime truffle menus heavy on the meat plates, but last summer he cooked truffles into July peach recipes. The experiment wasn’t quite a winner, he says, but he will be experimenting again this summer as freshly unearthed Southern Hemisphere truffles begin appearing in the wholesale sacks of local vendors.
Meanwhile in France, nurseries that specialize in manually seeding oak and hazelnut seedlings with Tuber melanosporum spores have become commonplace and could help to offset the decline of the most cherished gastronomic treasure in the land. Dr. Pierre Sourzat, trufflecultivation expert and manager of a truffle center in Le Montat near Cahors, has helped streamline and develop the science behind this growing trade, and he believes that were it not for France’s truffle-tree nurseries, which seed and sell approximately 300,000 trees per year, the PĂŠrigord could become commercially extinct in France within 30 years. While some traditionalists decry the plunge of France’s truffle production as a disaster, others believe that the rising volume of cultivated production in new nations can and will compensate for any shortage in France. “The Australians are getting ready to supply the world, and the French are trying to create this hype that there is a shortage that can’t be replaced, but that’s just to keep the price up,â€? says Todd Spanier, a Bay Area mushroom vendor who works under the name the King of Mushrooms. With his cousin, Spanier co-owns one of the young Sierra foothill truffle farms. “The truffles &) THE BOHEMIAN
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the prestigious annual Mill Valley Film Festival each year, this brand-spanking-new distribution company is the brainchild of Mark Fishkin and colleagues, the folks who founded the Mill Valley Film Festival in 1978 and who 10 years ago went into the year-round exhibition business with the beloved Christopher B. Smith Rafael Film Center. Joining other shiny-fresh distribution firms such as Tribeca Film, NeoClassics, Cinema Purgatorio and South by Southwest, which recently launched an effort to release films through video-on-demand, Fishkin says that the idea of creating CFI Releasing was dreamed up long ago and has steadfastly refused to go away. “The idea of CFI having a nonprofit theatrical distribution arm has been part of our strategic plan for close to 10 years,� Fishkin says, speaking in his office six weeks after the theatrical premiere of Touching Home. “We’ve been talking about doing this since the Rafael Film Center opened,� he says, recalling a recent phone call from CFI’s former director of operations, who reminded Fishkin, “You used to talk about this all the time.� Since its late April release, the somewhat
baseball-themed Touching Home—the making of which is outrageously described in the Millers’ book Either You’re In or You’re in the Way—has screened all over the Bay Area, stretching east to New York City and Tampa, Fla., where the Millers were invited to throw out the first pitch at a Tampa Rays baseball game while the movie trailer played on the scoreboard. It’s also opened in Denver, Colo., at the Stars Encore Theater. “We’re very excited,� Fishkin explains, “because the Stars is run by the same nonprofit that does the Denver Film Festival. So we feel very comfortable with them.� Whereas mainstream films are usually released everywhere all at once, CFI Releasing has adopted a slow, calculated roll-out, much like what was done back in the ’70s with many studio films. According to Fishkin, the two-orthree-screens-at-a-time plan allows CFI to send the Miller brothers out to nearly every launch, where they do Q&A’s, work the local press, visit baseball stadiums, do book signings—anything to draw extra attention to the film. Part of the idea is to use the Millers’ remarkable story to form a connection with potential audiences, who seem eager '% THE BOHEMIAN
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result distributors are much more choosy about which films they will gamble on. A number of small distributors have, like CFI, turned into nonprofit enterprises, the same way that live theater did many, many years ago. There was a time when all stage theaters were for-profit. Now, very few of them are, because they couldn’t sustain themselves that way. Fishkin believes we’ll be seeing more of the same in the very near future.
‘The idea of CFI having a nonprofit theatrical distribution arm has been part of our strategic plan for close to 10 years.’ —Mark Fishkin
“To me, our nonprofit world is one of the great successes of this country,� he says. “The fact that individuals, corporations and foundations still support cultural activities is a remarkably positive thing about the United States. We don’t have the support from the government that other countries have. But we have this other consciousness, the nonprofit consciousness. I think that’s important, and it differentiates us from the rest of the world.� Currently in negotiations for a small documentary film he saw at the Cannes Film Festival, Fishkin is confident that Touching Home is just the beginning for CFI Releasing. “There is a particular kind of film we want to distribute,� he says. “It has to have something significant to say, it has to be entertaining and unusual, and it has to have a strong sense of quality and craftsmanship. We’ve had a couple of other very interested filmmakers who’d like us to release their films as well. “The whole independent film industry, at this time, is in a tremendous state of change and evolution,� Fishkin adds, “but these are times that also create opportunities. We see those opportunities. In the future, there will be many more nonprofits jumping into the distribution arena. It’s clear that that’s the way things will be going. We’re not alone, that’s for sure.�
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always look forward to June in Sonoma County. With June comes the Santa Rosa Junior College’s Summer Repertory Theatre, the 38-year-old professional training program and perennial theater company, founded in 1972 by Frank Zwolinski. Summer Repertory is one of those beloved local institutions—like the Napa Valley Wine Auction or Marin’s Mill Valley Film Festival— for which communities demonstrate a wild degree of affection and public pride. The program brings over a hundred international participants to Sonoma County where, under the leadership of artistic director James Newman, they produce five plays in rotating repertory. That’s more than 90 performances in a two-month period, a theatrical marathon that gives SRT participants a valuable fullimmersion crash-course in putting on a show. And we get to watch. This year’s season opened last Wednesday with the musical comedy Forever Plaid, followed by Saturday’s liftoff of J. M. Barrie’s original Peter Pan. The rest of the season’s shows will open over
the next 10 days. As is often the case, these opening performances had their share of jitters, f lubbed lines and overly cautious performances, but the pleasure of SRT has always been in watching the cast and crew evolve over the course of the summer. In Forever Plaid, the 20-year-old chamber musical by Stuart Ross, there is almost no plot and next to no character development. Still, the show has achieved a remarkable following over the last two decades and serves primarily as an opportunity for four actor-singers to practice really tight harmonies. The Plaids are a 1960s-era singing group: Jinx (John Krause), Francis (Jason Moody), Sparky (Matt Bradley) and Smudge (Rob Rodems). We learn that the Plaids were killed in 1964 on their way to a career-making performance. Through an unexplained spacetime anomaly, the Plaids have been returned to earth to give the performance they were destined to give. Whether it’s worth the effort or not will be entirely up to the group, if they can overcome their various personality quirks and fears long enough to complete the show. Directed by Anne McAlexander, the slight story stays slight, avoiding the imposed dramatic arcs that some directors like to overlay onto the, um, action. On opening night, the cohesion of voices and characters was still in development, but the otherwise charming cast, with dazzling smiles and a delightfully giddy commitment to McAlexander’s inspired comic choreography, provided plenty of reasons to enjoy the show. Peter Pan, directed by Newman, will surely inspire a lot of post-show conversation. By boldly choosing to stage Barrie’s original nonmusical script, and by electing to break the sacred rule that Peter must be played by a woman (here, he’s played by Adam Burkholder), Newman has already set us up for a Peter Pan experience like no other. He then elevates to originality by casting Captain Hook (Claire Perry) and the other pirates as women, by creating a Mad Max-meetsGodspell Neverland that looks something like a paintball course on Mars, and by staging the cleverly gorgeous flying scenes as if they’d been conceived by Cirque du Soleil. At opening, many of the performances seemed strangely flat and lacking in energy. As Peter Pan and Wendy, Burkholder and Skye Bronfenbrenner showed more youthful joy in the curtain call than they did romping through the story. Especially disappointing— though it is still early in the SRT process—is Perry’s Hook. Male or female, Hook should always be scary, and even in battle, this Hook seems a little placid and unferocious. There are many visual delights in Newman’s somewhat chaotic production (love the dancing shadows!), so much so that it’s frequently hard to tell what’s going on or where to look. Hook’s climactic demise seems almost off-hand, coming as it does in the midst of a stage-wide explosion of activity, with a gobbling crocodile that is almost impossible to see over the heads of the audience. And yet the haunting and jaw-droppingly lovely ending (wow!) is quite worth the price of admission. After 39 years of rule-bending theater, SRT has never given us anything quite like it. All shows, times and costs can be found at www.summerrep.com.
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instead. “Armies are a result of obsolete ways,� Stafford wrote in 1955. Every War Has Two Losers, which screens June 30 at the Smith Rafael Film Center, offers a concise and thought-provoking investigation of Stafford’s message and its applicability in daily life. The film presents Stafford’s life, work and relevance as described by poets who either knew him or admired him. (When asked why he considers poetry important, Reiss responds, “Why is food important?�) Contributors include writers Alice Walker, Maxine Hong Kingston, Michael Meade and Robert Bly. Permeated by a quiet and reflective mood, the film ends with a reading of a Stafford quote: “Here’s how to count the people ready to do right: one. One.� The screen goes black. The voice returns. “One.� “This is a film asking you to think for yourself,� Reiss says. “Really take an inventory of the beliefs you carry around. Stafford says you should analyze what you’ve been telling yourself.� The film is part of Reiss’ contribution to the antiwar movement. He encourages others to make small changes in their own lives that will further the message of peace. “You may not stop the war,� he says, “but the government should know that there are people that are not in lock-step.� After World War II stole her brother’s life, Reiss’ mother, only 16, lied about her age and enlisted the Women’s Army Corps. His grandmother joined her. In Reiss’ perspective, people can go one of two ways: toward aggression and violence or toward compassion and empathy. “Aggression will never be enough. But empathy is absolutely enough.� The Smith Rafael Film Center hosts a screening of ‘Every War Has Two Losers’ on Wednesday, June 30, at 7:15 PM. A panel discussion with Reiss and guests Alice Walker and Norman Solomon follows. 118 Fourth St., San Rafael. 415.454.1222.
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It was one of those shows seemingly destined to fizzle. KRS-One, onstage in Santa Rosa last month, struggled with monitor problems for a solid half-hour. You’d think he’d learn his lesson and show up to sound checks, but before long he found a microphone he liked. “That’s the one!� he yelled, and promptly jumped off the stage into the crowd. For one or two songs, it seemed like a novelty; after three or four songs, it was clear that the Bronx rapper would finish the show out on the f loor among the people, clearing a circle for break dancers and running through hits like “Sound of Da Police,� “My Philosophy� and “P Is Free.� “Now that was hip-hop!� he declared, walking through the break dancers at show’s end and leaving his fans in a sweaty daze. Before he joins the Rock the Bells tour to perform Criminal Minded in its entirety, catch him live and onstage—or on the f loor—Saturday, June 26, at 19 Broadway Niteclub. 19 Broadway, Fairfax. 9pm. $20–$25. 415.459.1091.
Who among us hasn’t wanted to feed the yen for laughter while feeding one’s cows and chickens? Before the show of hands, let it be known that hilarity is promised when three comics take the stage hay bales at Toby’s Feed Barn this weekend in what’s being billed as a Benefit to Benefit the Benefit. To wit: the Far West Fest, thrown annually by KWMR to benefit West Marin nonprofits, needs a little funding itself. In step five comedians to put the West Fest’s stress to rest. Among them are two-time San Francisco Air Guitar Championship winner Alex Koll, Sarah Silverman Show alum and West Coast Cannabis publisher Ngaio Bealum, creator of the standup comedy game show Get It Joe Klocek and clean comic Carla Clay. Beer, wine, food and burlesque are on hand at the 18-and-over laugh fest on Saturday, June 26, at Toby’s Feed Barn. 11250 Hwy. 1, Point Reyes Station. 7:30pm. $20. 707.663.1223.
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The original poster girl with no poster, Ani DiFranco remains one of modern folk music’s most magnetic personalities, with a devoted fan base following her every album—no small task, since she’s up to 20 of them by now. DevotÊes of her first acoustic releases have grown to love her band, usually a sparse but funky combo anchored by the jazz bassist Todd Sickafoose, and DiFranco’s onstage wit and outright joy at performing are a constant. The fiercely independent songwriter, who owns and operates the Righteous Babe label, recently restored a church in her hometown of Buffalo, N.Y., and turned it into Babeville, a concert venue. So it’s a fine fit when DiFranco plays Friday, June 25, at the recently restored Uptown Theatre (1350 Third St., Napa; 8pm; $47.50; 707.259.0123). She also plays with folk icons galore at the three-day Kate Wolf Festival running June 25–27 (Black Oak Ranch, Laytonville; $60–$70 daily; 707.829.7067).
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To diehard deadheads, it was a treat last weekend to see Peter Apfelbaum playing with Dafnis Prieto in Healdsburg; after all, his Hieroglyphics Ensemble opened a few shows for the Grateful Dead in the 1990s. Also playing in that band was a young Will Bernard, learning from masters like Don Cherry and soaking in the experience which led him to found T.J. Kirk with Charlie Hunter and become a constant presence in the Stanton Moore Trio. These days, Bernard is all manner of busy with his own band, but plays a rare show this weekend with Robert Walter and Simon Lott. Walter, who plays with the Greyboy Allstars, has a long history with Bernard, but adding to the mix is Lott’s New Orleans–drenched rhythms. It’s bound to be another full dancef loor when the Will Bernard Trio hits town on Sunday, June 27, at the Hopmonk Tavern. 230 Petaluma Ave., Sebastopol. 8:30pm. $15–$18. 707.829.7300.
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Mc Near’s Dining House
THE BAR AND RESTAURANT OPENS ON ALL SHOW DAYS AT 4 PM
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MAX WEINBERG BIG BAND
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n 2005, three young musicians with a fascination for African-American folk music attended the Black Banjo Gathering in North Carolina, drawn in part by the promise of seeing fiddler Joe Thompson. Then in his mid-80s, Thompson figured among the last remaining links to the originators of the long-dormant black string band tradition. After picking up the fiddle in the 1920s, Thompson had spent the better part of a century learning and playing footstomping rhythms, short, scratchy fiddle licks and plucky banjo lines in a just-about-anyinstrument-will-do down-home style. Inspired by Thompson’s wealth of knowledge, the three—Dom Flemons, Rhiannon Giddens and Justin Robinson—started traveling to the fiddler’s house for weekly jam sessions, where he taught technique and songs. When the trio formed a band, it was to honor Thompson and bring his music back into the spotlight. The name they took, the Carolina Chocolate Drops, is a tip of the hat to the Tennessee Chocolate Drops, popular in the 1930s but since largely forgotten. The band swings into the Mystic on June 26. “Black string band music is something you find between the lines,� Flemons says from the road, en route to New Orleans. “A lot of music has been based on string band and blues and spiritual music, but string band music has kind of been swept into the background.� Born of the marriage between the European violin and the banjo’s roots in African gourd instruments, string bands emerged when slaves were made to learn the folk songs and jigs slave owners wanted to hear. The result is a hybrid of styles that grew out of the dire days of slavery and laid the
groundwork for country, bluegrass and blues. Unlike the musical genres they inspired, however, string bands themselves were seldom recorded, primarily because it was assumed they had no market. “Black string music has never been a commercially viable music,� Flemons says. “There was no notion that rural people or black people would even buy records.� The Chocolate Drops, however, are definitely selling records. Their latest release, Genuine Negro Jig, has been raking in raves and has roots music enthusiasts taking another look at the string bands of old. The album is rich with traditional soul, evident in tunes like “Cornbread and Butterbeans� and “Your Baby Ain’t Sweet Like Mine,� and illuminates the more introspective side of roots music with the instrumental tune “Snowden’s Jig.� Committed as they are to preserving tradition, the Chocolate Drops introduce elements entirely grounded in modern-day life, most notably a cover version of Blu Cantrell’s “Hit ’Em Up Style,� in which a woman gets back at her cheating man by charging up his Neiman Marcus card. The song’s exposure helped the group ride the current roots-revival wave that Flemons says is due, in part, to the “perception of simplicity� that folk music provides. “Like with punk or rock ’n’ roll, you don’t have to be the most accomplished musician to start playing it,� he says, “but you can get really good at it. “And of course,� he adds, “some people just like the sound.�
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