On the Road app of Kerouac classic

Critic's Notebook: Jack Kerouac's 'On the Road' book app is a road trip and a map to the future

The choice of Jack Kerouac's 'On the Road' to be an iPad application and its apparent early success show how publishers, writers and readers are learning how to adapt to the digital age. via latimes.com

guardian.co.uk : On the Road 'amplified' in app of Kerouac classic | Adaptation for iPad features interactive map of novel's famous pan-American journey

itunes.apple.com : Jack Kerouac's On the Road (A Penguin Books Amplified Edition)

NPR: Robert Johnson - We Heard You All Wrong

Robert Johnson, Walking Blues, last verse, slowed down (132KB) via Steady Rollin’ Man: a revolutionary critique of Robert Johnson http://bit.ly/cR1YJA

The Guardian: Either the recordings were accidentally speeded up when first committed to 78, or else they were deliberately speeded up to make them sound more exciting. Whatever, the common consensus among musicologists is that we've been listening to Johnson at least 20% too fast. Numerous bloggers have helpfully slowed down Johnson's best-known work and provided samples so that, for the first time, we can hear Johnson as he intended to be heard.

— Robert Johnson revelation tells us to put the brakes on the blues | We've been listening to the immortal 'King of the Delta Blues' at the wrong speed, but now we can hear him as he intended | guardian.co.uk http://bit.ly/9bl76J

npr.org: Robert Johnson, We Heard You All Wrong - by JOHN ASANTE http://n.pr/947RAX