At some point in March, The Frontline Music.com went down, and I didn’t even know it. I was working 14-hour days at my new job out at the Memphis airport, and I wasn’t even aware that my blog domain had expired. Worse, when I did become aware of it, it was too late to renew the domain. So I ended up having to repurchase the domain from someone who acquired it after it went back to the registry, and then wait for the transfer to complete. Finally, as of today, The Frontline Music.com is back up and running. I apologize for the delay, and hope you will check back often for running coverage of the culture, food, music and lifestyle of the post-modern South.
The Stone Soup Cafe in Cooper-Young is a great place to get breakfast and lunch, and of course is a popular place during the Cooper-Young festival. Check them out at http://www.stonesoupcafememphis.com/ or like them on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/pages/Stone-Soup-Cafe/152583234811638.
The Stone Soup Cafe in Cooper-Young is a great place to get breakfast and lunch, and of course is a popular place during the Cooper-Young festival. Check them out at http://www.stonesoupcafememphis.com/ or like them on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/pages/Stone-Soup-Cafe/152583234811638.
In Memphis, the Labor Day Weekend was also the occasion for a new event called Cochon Heritage BBQ Festival, held on Monroe Avenue in downtown. The event was apparently one of a number of festivals around the country sponsored by Cochon 555, about which more can be read here: http://cochon555.com/.