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Kent was born in Minneapolis on July 12th, 1965, the middle of three children born to Bud and Jane Schoening. He fell in love with fishing and music early, despite the fact that the only record available on his first fishing trip was The Carpenters: Close to You. Kent survived that trauma to form five bands during his life, one of them named Pocket Fisherman, and the last, The Pedestrians, was talented enough to record three albums and receive regional recognition. All this time Kent was following his love of the outdoors by going to school first in Eugene, Oregon, then Santa Barbara, and finally Wisconsin, where he received his degree from UW Madison in 1989. He continued to travel far and wide by living in New York, San Francisco, Minneapolis, and Portland.

Kent passed to eternal life on July 12th, exactly 55 years after he was born. He was ready to be free of a body that had become heavy due to a brave struggle with a rare neurological disease called Multiple Systems Atrophy (MSA). He is preceded in death by his grandparents, Harry & Louise Schoening, as well as Carl & Jordis Balfany; his father, Bud Schoening; and his uncles Bill and Bob Schoening. He is survived by his wife Melody Altstadt; his stepson Axel; his mother, Jane Schoening; his brother, Mark (Stephanie) Schoening; his sister, Christy Clay; and his niece and nephews: Alex, Hunter, Zach and Ethan. A service will be held for Kent in Oregon in September to celebrate his life.

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The first Kent label was gray with black printing. "KENT Records" above the center hole. Other Kentlabels are as follows, but the order is not known:

a. Orange with black printing, a large white circle running to the right of the label with "KENT" verticallyinside.

b. Label divided into 6 segments, 2 purple, 2 green, 2 blue on a black background with "KENT TheOriginal Blues Label" above the center hole.

c. Same as previous label but on a light blue background.

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I bought the album in a record shop in Botanic Avenue, Belfast, a kind of arterial front line that separated the more genteel streets around the university and the botanic gardens from the uncharted seedier district that led down to the Ormeau baths. An area which our middle-class gang of party-seekers would penetrate at times to get drunk on Dick Turpin wine at a hostelry of ill-repute that sold 'Double Dicks' for very little money.

In fact, I didn't really buy the album. Being the oldest sibling, I somehow persuaded my younger brother to spend 2.20 of his pocket money on it, probably to keep me quiet. When he copied it by aid of microphone onto an early cassette tape and laboriously reproduced by hand the phantasmagorical cover in miniature, the record kind of seceded into my embryonic collection. I hope I did the decent thing and transferred some money from my pocket-money account into his by way of the ledger that our father placed in my safe-keeping. An arcane system reliant on trust and honesty.

Richard R. Kent was born in Flushing, New York, to Richard G. Kent, retired U.S. Air Force Lieutenant Colonel and to Henriette Martel of Montreal, Quebec, Canada. He is survived by his sister Michele Kent of Hamilton, New Jersey; her sons, Evan Barrett and wife Jacqueline, their children, Sophia and Natalie; and Adrian Crook and wife Evelyn, their children, Simone and Lucy. Also, Richard is survived by friends who cherished his friendship and by his beloved cat, Red.

As a young man living in Willingboro, New Jersey, Richard was a talented athlete and musician. He was a star Kennedy High School football player, championship weightlifter and shot put champion, who also happened to play the saxophone beautifully. With his love of music at the forefront, he left New Jersey to enroll in Instrumental Studies at the University of North Texas, College of Music. Receiving a Bachelor of Music from UNT in 1974, Richard was a featured soloist with the UNT One O'clock Lab Band, playing saxophone on an album nominated for a Grammy Award the following year.

Joseph "Kent" Davis, 64, of Iuka, Mississippi, died on Wednesday, December 28, 2022, in his home. For the last 30 years, Mr. Kent worked as a truck driver. Most recently, he was employed by Morgan Van Lines, and he loved his job. When he wasn't driving a truck, you could find him fishing, riding his Harley, or mowing. He was a perfectionist when it came to his yard, and he enjoyed every minute he spent taking care of it. He attended church at the Bridge in Burnsville and the Gospel Lighthouse in Tishomingo. He loved his friends and family and enjoyed spending time with them. Mr. Kent is survived by his wife, Patricia Diann Davis; his daughter, Jennifer Milam (Dakota Scott); his step-son, Michael Scott Kroush; his grandchildren, Maliyah Sumler and Daken Milam; his sisters, Carolyn Ramey and Sheri Davis; and his brother, Mike Davis. He was preceded in death by his parents, Joseph Robert Davis Jr. and Norma Jean Turberville Davis; his grandparents; and his baby brother. Cutshall Funeral Home in Iuka, MS, is entrusted with the arrangements. Visitation is scheduled from 2:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m. on Friday, December 30, 2022, at Cutshall Funeral Home in Iuka. Visitation will continue from 1:00 p.m. until service time on Saturday, December 31, 2022, at the Bridge in Burnsville. Services are scheduled for 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, December 31, 2022, at The Bridge in Burnsville, officiated by Bro. Jason Roberts. Pallbearers include Dakota Scott, Stevie Davis, Jake Ramey, Mike Davis, Dwayne Evans, Joe Damanio, and Frank Sternisha. A graveside service will follow in Oak Grove Cemetery, officiated by Bro. James Rich. An online guestbook may be accessed at www.cutshallfuneralhome.com.

Joanie: About 8 years ago, I was reading an article about Christmas music and discovered that many of the most well-known Christmas classics are actually written by Jewish songwriters. I was very surprised at first but once I learned of the rampant antisemitism in every other industry at the turn of the century, it started to make sense that these songs were written out of necessity to survive in America and assimilate patriotically. The music industry and entertainment industry was not seen as glamorous nor a desirable line of work back then.

As a Jewish songwriter, I was instantly fascinated and wanted to create a collection of some of these songs but when remaking them it was important to me to make them different from anything anyone has heard from these classics. Those who know me know I love a good concept album with a twist!

Did you find out more about the Jewish songwriters behind these Christmas songs as you were recording this album? Any favorite stories about them? Any song that you were particularly surprised to discover was written by a Jewish songwriter?

Joanie: For Christmas celebrators, I hope Oy Vey! Another Christmas Album becomes the new favorite Christmas album that the whole family can enjoy together. And for Jewish folx who feel a little guilty indulging in Christmas tunes, NO NEED! These songs are kosher!

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Don E. Kent, 75 of Traverse City, MI passed away March 11, 2016 at his home after a long battle with cancer. Don was born May 23, 1940 in Highland Park, Michigan to Don C. Kent and Bonnie R (Nelson) Kent of Trenton, MI. Don is survived by his... View Obituary & Service Information

At 4 p.m. on Oct. 21st, I was in the basement of the Tribeca Target for four hours, waiting for Taylor Swift to show up. The night before, Swift released her highly anticipated 10th studio album, Midnights, and my friends and I were up until well past 3 a.m. listening to the new music together.

For Midnights release week, I had the advantage of already living in New York. One of my friends from D.C. came to stay with me and we hosted a small listening party at my apartment for the album. Our plan for the weekend was to meet up with other Swifties in Central Park and go to brunch together, as well as hunt for some signed vinyls at indie record stores and take pictures by the Midnights billboard in Times Square. Of course, we also planned on going to Target to buy the album.

Dorothy C. Kent, 78, a resident of East Dorset, passed away April 19, 2018 at her home surrounded by her family. Dorothy was born in Manchester, VT on May 15, 1939 the daughter of the late Karl and Dora Brace Bovey and attended local schools. Dorothy loved her home and cherished times spent with her family. She enjoyed playing bingo and lottery tickets, watching soap operas and game shows and for many years made Christmas wreaths for the Vermont Wreath Company. Dorothy is survived by her children Ricky Kent and his wife Lori of Danby, Terrie Brzoza and her husband Anthony of Ludlow, VT, Nancy Hoffman and her husband Carl of Danby, Sally Martinez of Danby and Amanda Guardado and her husband Oscar of East Dorset, her daughter-in-law Melanie Kent of East Dorset, her close cousin Catherine Perry of Manchester, grandson Jamie Kent and many other grandchildren and great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband Walter R. Kent whom she married June 20, 1959 in Manchester and her son Frank Kent. A celebration of the life of Dorothy C. Kent will be held Saturday April 28, 2018 at 3pm at the South Wallingford Grange. Interment will be private. There are no visiting hours. If friends desire, memorial gifts in Dorothy's memory may be made to Bayada Hospice, c/o Brewster-Shea Funeral Home P.O. Box 885 Manchester Center, VT 05255.A celebration of the life of Dorothy C. Kent will be held Saturday April 28, 2018 at 3pm at the South Wallingford Grange. Interment will be private. 2351a5e196