When legends perform there is revelry in the communion. Thelma Jones is an unlikely star, a relatively unknown LA based vocalist who once recorded for Barry Records when the labels attempted to mine the success fields of Motown. The underground friction of a rare soul show invested her with a special power. As she took the stage, mystical and we...

Harvard Square was once a durable destination with a variety of coffeehouses, bars, diners, boutiques and music venues, as well as being home to new and used book and record shops. Here was the foundation of the "Great American Folk Music Scare," as Martin Mull called it, with Bob Dylan and Joan Baez at places like Club 47. Joan Baez inside Cl...