content: 2026-05-30 capture run — 54 finds across 18 productive sources

Ten-day gap since the 2026-05-20 sweep. Pool grows from 414 → 468 finds. Productive: Six Colors, MacStories (3), Daring Fireball (3), Brett Terpstra, Eclectic Light, Show HN (5), Wallpaper* Travel (5), AFAR (2), Boutique Homes, Cool Tools (2), Kottke.org (4), Open Culture (5), Quote Investigator (4), A.Word.A.Day, The Marginalian (4), MoMA (3), Recomendo (3), icanhazdadjoke (7). Major blocker: Reddit JSON endpoint is hard-blocked this run — all four r/* sources returned identical 189908-byte HTML payloads regardless of UA or URL pattern. Lost ~15-25 finds. Next-pass action: OAuth Reddit API. Other blockers: TidBITS 403, Web Curios ECONNREFUSED with no recent issue URL resolvable, Things Magazine still on May 15 post (monthly-ish cadence confirmed), Atlas Obscura serving evergreen 2017-era content, A Continuous Lean dormant 9 runs. 5 new source nominees in candidate-sources.md.
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+name: "Robert Johnson's \"Come On In My Kitchen\" Restored"
+subtitle: "Nick Dellow's digitization of rare 1936-37 Robert Johnson test pressings"
+date: 2026-05-30
+link: https://www.openculture.com/2026/05/hear-robert-johnsons-come-on-in-my-kitchen-in-remarkably-restored-audio.html
+linkText: "openculture.com"
+source: "Open Culture"
+topics:
+  - general-delight
+tags: [music, blues, archive, restoration]
+description: "Audio restorer Nick Dellow digitized rare test pressings of Robert Johnson's 1936-37 sessions — clearer than any prior release, with the slide guitar and voice finally separable."
+---
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+Robert Johnson recorded 29 songs in two sessions (San Antonio 1936, Dallas 1937) and died young; everything we have of him sits in those takes. Most reissues have come from worn-out commercial pressings. Audio restorer Nick Dellow digitized rare test pressings — closer to the master than anything before — and "Come On In My Kitchen" emerges with the slide guitar and voice finally separable. Surfaced via Open Culture.