Wednesday, July 11, 2012

SFDB Post Of The Week



SFDB selects its Post of the Week by going back and reviewing all the Sifts that we've done over the past 7 days. We find the best post of the week and note the runners ups as we judge them to be.

The July 4th week slowed things down in the South Florida blogosphere but there was still some excellent posts to be found. Let's check them out, shall we?

Runners-Up: Salty Eggs composed a comprehensive and thorough review of the F.A.T. Village Art Walk that gave it the kudos that it deserves. Transit Miami's view that road safety is almost entirely the responsibility of the government sparked some controversy and created discussions across the South Florida blogosphere. Speaking of comprehensive, Sex and the Beach wrapped up a three-part series on the Goliath Grouper and a controversial photo that remains an issue for some.



Winner:  Okay, so Long Play Miami is kicking some serious butt in the South Florida blogosphere these days with their series on "Miami Sound." One of the posts is a nominee for SFDB June Post of the Month and this week they get their second post of the week for the story of a little known group called The Beginning of the End and their trip from Nassau, Bahamas, to Hialeah to record an album back in 1971. The post, When Nassau Went Funky In Hialeah, is filled with detail and fun facts that are derived from an interview LPM conducted of the record's producer. It's a unique and enjoyable read and I'm happy to once again recognize Long Play Miami's efforts with this week's SFDB Post of the Week.

The SFDB June Post of the Month voting is underway and you'll be able to get the results right here next Monday.

'Til next time, keep on blogging!



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1 comment:

Maria de los Angeles said...

Thank you, Rick! Honored to be in great company. By the way, heard from Mr. Wade himself, he was impressed with the post.

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