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156th Army Band Rocks Alex Amphitheatre
“Sweet Home Alabama” filled the air and history was made as the Amphitheatre in Alexandria was rocked by the 156th Army Band on Friday, June 13th. more
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Aimee Mann performs in The Current studio
Aimee Mann came to the national spotlight in 1984 with the song "Voices Carry" by her band 'Til Tuesday. Since then, she has gone on to a successful solo career, distributing her own music via her label SuperEgo Records, recording a Christmas album, and getting her toe shot off in the movie The Big Lebowski.
Minnesota Public Radio |
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Annual Festival Going Green
Organizers for the annual Arts, Beats and Eats festival want the event to be more eco-friendly.
ClickOnDetroit |
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Blues raising money for shelter
The funds from last year's St. Libory Blues Festival couldn't have come to Hope Harbor at a better time.
Grand Island Independent |
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Birdland Announces July 2008 Schedule
Lew Tabackin is one of the few jazz musicians who maintains a dual musical personality. As a tenor saxophonist, he is a hard-driving, tough-toned player reminiscent of Sonny Rollins or Don Byas. But as a flutist, he can also sound like a highly expressive master of Asian classical music.
All About Jazz |
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Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum receives Teacher's Choice Award for third straight year
CLEVELAND -- The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum's distance learning program "On the Road" has received the national Teacher's Choice Award for the Best Content Provider in the Fine Arts Museums and Organizations category.
WKYC Cleveland |
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Soddy Daisy 4th Of July Festival Boasts Grand Fireworks
Billed as one of the Tennessee Valley’s largest 4th of July festivals and firework shows, the Soddy-Daisy/North Hamilton County Chamber Council and the city of Soddy-Daisy will present their annual 4th of July Festival and Celebration on Friday, July 4, at Soddy Lake.
The Chattanoogan |
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Pair perform on CD with a higher purpose
Its tracks are not likely to be performed on “American Idol” anytime soon, but one recently released local album features music that will be popular long after “Idol” has gone off the air.
Lebanon Daily News |
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'Executive Sessions' Let CEOs Rock Out
All Things Considered , June 16, 2008 · Captains of industry, staffing their bands with top-drawer musicians, are taking part in a series called Executive Sessions. It's co-hosted by Boston's Berklee College of Music.
NPR |
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East Texan Returns George Jones' Guitar
46 years after it was stolen, country music legend George Jones got his long-lost guitar back.
KLTV 7 Tyler |
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Men in Black
Synopsis: Agent K (Tommy Lee Jones) and Agent J (Will Smith) are partners in an underground government organization which is charged with monitoring and policing extraterrestrial traffic on the planet Earth. One is an aging pro, the other a young upstart.
UGO - UnderGroundOnline |
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Delta Goodrem's career takes off in the US
IT'S taken several years but Delta Goodrem is finally being heard loud and clear in the crowded American music market.
News Interactive |
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Music piracy=teen music lovers@iPod
Music piracy has been adopted in a major way by young people, for a new study has revealed that teenagers have an average of over 800 illegally copied songs on their iPods or MP3 players.
Express India |
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DJ Tiesto treats Boston fans to rare, intimate club shows
By many accounts, the dance music known as trance has been dead since the mid-1990s. But somebody apparently forgot to tell Tiesto and the tens of thousands of fans who...
Boston Herald |
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Community Band cued up
When the mercury reaches the 80s in Maynard, you know that it’s time to start grilling, and that the sounds of trumpets, saxophones, and drums will soon be heard in Memorial Park on Wednesday evenings!
The Beacon-Villager |
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Death Cab finds life on the road to their liking
MANCHESTER , Tenn. - "On the Road" with Death Cab for Cutie isn't just a weak pun for the touring band. Jack Kerouac 's book is an inspiration to lead singer and songwriter Ben Gibbard , who wrote many of the songs on their new album "Narrow Stairs" at a cabin in California 's Big Sur once occupied by the author.
The San Francisco Examiner |
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74 arrested for violating underage liquor laws at festival
BIRMINGHAM — Birmingham police say an undercover sting operation at City Stages over the weekend netted seventy-one arrests — all were charged with violating state liquor laws.
Montgomery Advertiser |
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Fans of two defunct stations claim progress in campaigns to wrest licenses from APMG
Grieving former listeners of Twin Cities classical music station WCAL now say they’re several steps closer to getting it back on the air.
Current (Public Broadcasting) |
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Yunupingu takes Aboriginal music global
Indigenous singer Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu's star is on the rise, with shows at the Sydney Opera House and a UK release for his debut album imminent.
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THP Officer Hurt at Bonnaroo
Tennessee Highway Patrol Trooper Steven Bourque is hospitalized in Chattanooga after being involved in a crash Monday morning in Manchester. It happened at about 11:15 a.m., on Bushy Branch Road as Trooper Bourque directed traffic leaving the Bonnaroo Music Festival in Coffee County.
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Toby Keith Golf Tournament Raises $709,000 for Charity
The recent Toby Keith & Friends Celebrity Golf Classic in Oklahoma set a new record by raising $709,000 for Ally's House, a nonprofit organization that helps families dealing with childhood cancer.
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Dierks Bentley Talks About Life on the Bus
It's only fitting that Dierks Bentley included five live tracks on his new album, Greatest Hits/Every Mile a Memory 2003-2008 . After all, he's a road warrior -- with upcoming gigs at Lollapalooza and Sturgis Bike Week, as well as some European country music festivals.
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MIPCOM's First Broadband Video Summit Opens with YouTube Chief, Chad HurleyChad Hurley, co-founder and CEO of YouTube ...
PARIS, BUSINESS WIRE -- Chad Hurley, co-founder and CEO of YouTube, will open MIPCOM's first Broadband Video Summit with a keynote speech. The Broadband Video Summit will take place on Wednesday, October 15, at the 24th edition of MIPCOM, October 13-17, 2008, Palais des Festivals, Cannes.
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