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“Blues is both a literary and a musical genre, and the two realms are inseparably linked by the very forces that also bind together music and text in most African cultures: semantic and grammatical tone, phonetic structure leading to offbeat phrasing of melodic accents (Waterman 1952; Kubik 196ia: 157-58. 1988a: 149-52), and the concept-widespread in African cultures-that the meaning of a song derives from its lyrics rather than from "melody," "rhythm," or chord sequences.”
― Gerhard Kubik, Africa and the Blues

“We are neither leftists nor rightists. We are typists.” The post-script to that story is that he said this not meekly, as most would assume, but assertively – because no government, left or right, could run without typists.”
― Kamu Iyer, Boombay: From Precincts To Sprawl

“Fear means we do not listen to criticism. We”
― Anonymous

“for every 100 in funding for e-commerce companies, 40 went to firms founded by an Agarwal”.”
― Anonymous