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Wingnut hopes fade
After a win on Friday night, the Wingnuts' clubhouse was filled with hope, resonated through the bass-pumping music and childlike banter between players who had a spot in the postseason on their minds. Following Saturday's 4-3 loss to El Paso at Lawrence-Dumont Stadium, there was no music, no banter and little hope. Wichita dropped to 3 ½ games behind Sioux Falls in the American Association ...
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French First Lady nixes new shows
As France's first lady, singer Carla Bruni-Sarkozy says she is giving up concerts until her husband is out of office, a French newspaper reported.
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No sibling rivalry here
When it comes to choosing a headliner for the annual Jazz Winnipeg Festival, they sure don't come more tailor-made than New Orleans legends the Neville Brothers.
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CD Reviews
Talk about reelin' in the years. Steely Dan guitarist Becker's second solo disc comes a typically lax 14 years after its predecessor, and five years after the last Dan CD. Aptly, its 12 cuts put an even mellower spin on Steely's ironic, bluesy jazz-rock by adding dubby reggae to the mix.
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Music on DVD
Same three guys, same three chords -- even ZZ Top know what they're all about. But they also know how to make the most of it. The little ol' band from Texas' first live DVD is a surprisingly entertaining affair, thanks to their sharp-dressed set, kitschy cool guitars and minimalist dance moves.
winnipegsun.com |
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Saints 'N' Sinners
It's 25 years and counting, and Motley Crue are still the bad boys of sleaze-rock. Nikki Sixx and Mick Mars talk summer tour and new CD
winnipegsun.com |
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Live, again
With his revolutionary technology, a North Raleigh man re-creates the works of past music greats.
The News & Observer |
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Jazz: Mark Weinstein
Straight No Chaser ***1/2
The News & Observer |
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American Dance Festival
Compagnie Maguy Marin, Aydin Teker, Khadija Marcia Radin.
The News & Observer |
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Clearwater music delivers green message
CROTON-ON-HUDSON - Retired schoolteacher Pauline Smith relaxed on the grass listening to jazz musician Hayes Greenfield perform his signature blend of classic children's tunes with environmentally updated lyrics.
The Journal News |
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Juneteenth event keeps anniversary
It was a day to commemorate the end of American slavery, but also to prepare for the future. The Juneteenth celebration on the lawn behind Girls Inc. on Scott Way offered food, music and fun for families, while providing information and testing about modern problems.
Bowling Green Daily News |
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High Desert Motorcycle Rally scheduled
ONTARIO, Ore. -- Organizers are proud to announce that registration has begun for the Second Annual High Desert Motorcycle Rally to be held from from Fri-Sat, June 27-29 at Ontario. Nestled between the Snake River and the Owyhee river drainage, the scenic location provides the perfect backdrop to the charity ride and weekend events.The event will start at the Train Depot, 300 Depot Lane, in ...
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In Poland, Chopin's heart may hold secret of his death
The heart of Frederic Chopin, one of the world's most cherished musical geniuses, could hold the secret to his untimely death.
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Robinson entertained with smoky-toned sax, jokes
His smoky tone was the envy of other musicians. Ian Robinson mastered the tenor sax without ever learning to read music. The lifetime member of the London Musicians Association died June 12 in Toronto from diabetes complications. He was 81.
London Free Press |
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In Poland, Chopin's heart may hold secret of his death
The heart of Frederic Chopin, one of the world's most cherished musical geniuses, could hold the secret to his untimely death.
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Travel the globe at Keystone's 4th annual World Music Festival and Marketplace
The 4th annual World Music Festival and Marketplace is Saturday, June 28 from 1-8 p.m. in River Run at Keystone Resort.
Summit Daily News |
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Rock 'n' roll is a thrill ride
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C.: The Led Zeppelin classic Whole Lotta Love pulsates from the 1,200-watt sound system as the slick silver and white roller coaster nears the top of its serpentine track.
Akron Beacon Journal |
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What's happenin'?
Looking for something to do Sunday? Consider the following: SKATING SHOW The Butte Figure Skating Club presents Ice Parade 2008 — Music 101 — “Rock N’ Roll” at 2 p.m., in the Butte Civic Center. The cost is $7 per ticket and children 5 and under are free.
The Montana Standard |
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Public radio Butte-bound to broadcast folk festival
Even for people not in Uptown Butte for the National Folk Festival, there is still an opportunity to experience the music. Montana Public Radio, based in Missoula, will transmit 13 hours of music from the festival, mostly from The Original mine yard stage.
The Montana Standard |
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'Jersey Boys' strikes a chord
The fabulous Jersey Boys is a musical celebration in every sense of the word, chronicling the explosive rise to fame of the Four Seasons on national tour at Playhouse Square's State Theater.
Akron Beacon Journal |
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Top Headlines
NORTH ATTLEBORO - With rides, games, live music, fireworks, a parade and a road race, there will be enough activities at this year's Kids Day to entertain even the most finicky carnival-goer.
The Sun Chronicle |
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BET awards show has sizzling lineup
Don't miss: BET Awards '08 — Once again the entertainment lineup for this rousing event is of the blow-the-roof-off-this-joint variety. Among the scheduled performers are Alicia Keys, Nelly, Kanye West, Usher, Ne-Yo, Chris Brown and Rihanna. Hosting the event, which honors black stars in television, movies, music and sports, is funnyman D.L. Hughley. Among those feeling the love will be singer ...
Akron Beacon Journal |
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7-year-old El Paso piano prodigy plays Carnegie Hall
Oscar Macchioni, assistant professor of piano and piano pedagogy at the University at Texas at El Paso and a private instructor, has taught his share of talented musicians over the years.
El Paso Times |
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LAKE ELSINORE: High temps turn away Roundup crowds
LAKE ELSINORE ---- Record temperatures that hit 110 degrees and a stiff wind on Saturday conspired to sink turnout for the first two days of the Lake Elsinore Roundup, a weekend-long event that features top country music acts and rodeo performances.
North County Times |
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Miley Cyrus Controversy
Already? She's only fifteen.For those who don't know, Miley Cyrus is the daughter of country music "star" Billy Ray "Achey Breaky Heart" Cyrus. She stars in Disney's tweeny show "Hannah Montana" about . . . y...
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