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When Alan posed the question "What are the blues? What do they mean to you?" the answers were in part something he sought for himself, to understand this musical form that may have been as ancient as the griots in West Africa, or perhaps as recent as the automobile, the airplane, and the phonograph (all of which made guest appearances in the blues). The blues had become a craze, like ragtime, which grew up alongside it, and it leaped from the bottom of the social order to the Astors and the Vanderbilts, who staged blues contests for their own amusement well before the rest of white America came to know them - from Alan Lomax, The Man Who Recorded the World, by John Szwed

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Offline arlotone

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Re: Mother of all tables
« Reply #15 on: March 12, 2009, 08:51:57 AM »
I just mentioned tunings as one example. Of course there could be lots of different attributes of each record. And yes, it would be a relational database. In this example, the index is custom code, with the WordPress template wrapped around it for consistency with the other pages.

My offer is to build something comparable in scope to the OTSFM example, but with different attributes that this site's users would need. I think anyone could use an interface like that without difficulty. I can integrate it with the site if we can define "integrated." As with the wiki, it would be up to the site users to populate the tool with data over time.

I'll take a look at your diagram, but what I'm offering would not be hard to do ... maybe a day's work, which would be a reasonable contribution given all I've learned from this site.

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Re: Mother of all tables
« Reply #16 on: March 14, 2009, 08:14:04 PM »
Thanks Arlotone. Gimme a couple of weeks, I'm researching the possibilities on my home setup.

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