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Baseball's anthem turns 100 years old
By Joe MiliciaAssociated PressCLEVELAND -- It's the third most frequently sung song in the United States, yet few know all its lyrics.
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Blues Bring Musicians, Fans Together
Everyone gets the blues now and then. But for many local residents and musicians, it happens like clockwork - every Tuesday night in the heart of Brandon.
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NORTH SEWICKLEY TWP. - The Connoquenessing Country Club looks basically the same as when it was built in 1927. Although it is more than 80 years old, it remains a timeless community treasure.
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Efforts to convince Al Wasoof to sing at the “Jordan Festival”
After great efforts to convince the famous singer George Wafoof to sing at the “Jordan Festival,” he finally agreed.
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At age 100, song still gets fans to sing
CLEVELAND - It's the third-most frequently sung song in the United States, yet few know all its lyrics.
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A perfect accompaniment to wallowing
Aidan Cornhill Seaside B-Sides (Independent) Singer/songwriter Aidan Cornhill's Seaside B-Sides is probably not the sort of album you should be listening to when sitting in the bath snorting lines from Andrew Marvell's The Definition of Love and contemplating the vagaries of entrusting your heart to someone else.
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Area camps are prepared to handle weather emergencies
Area camps have plans in place to ensure the safety of children if a tornado hits like the ones that destroyed homes in Belcourt and Rolla recently. When ominous clouds rolled overhead at the International Music Camp on July 7, counselors knew what to do, said camp director Tim Wollenzien. "We moved quickly," he said. "Every person was in the shelter in less than 10 minutes.
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Practical and daring acts of musical reinvention
Reinvention is the word that best describes the reappearance of a prominent rock band, and the daring move of an artist who attempts to make a solid niche in the world of music.
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By Dheza Marie Aguilar
EVEN before Paris Hilton dragged her spoiled chihuahua Tinkerbell on her hit boob tube adventures, a spell over huggable four-legged hounds had already spread across the country.
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New Music Ensemble features mesmerizing 'Quartet for the End of Time'
Saturday night at City Theatre, Pittsburgh New Music Ensemble artistic director Kevin Noe served only as curator and host of the third week of the group's summer season.
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15th Anniversary: Cochlear Transplant Patient on Hearing in 121 Channels
Three years ago, Michael Chorost, who suffered sudden-onset deafness in 2001, wrote about his quest to hear again — not just words, but music. Surgeons had installed a cochlear implant in his left ear, and its software broke the acoustic world into 16 channels of blocky but recognizable sound. The story chronicled his brief beta test of 121-channel software. We asked him for an update: ...
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Guns n Roses Use Rock Band 2 To Launch Chinese Democracy
Guns n Roses have licensed the new song ‘Shackler’s Revenge’ to the forthcoming game Rock Band 2. The track is the second official release for ‘Chinese Democracy’, if we count ‘Oh My God’ from the 1999 movie ‘End of Days’.
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Whatever Happened To Natalie Gauci'
Natalie`s one and only album to date was nothing more than songs from the show and it failed at retail. Her own album is a long-time coming.
Undercover |
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Briefs: Cultural events in the city
Summer Stew, a mix of music and soup, will be served up Tuesday at the Union Project in East Liberty.
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Anna Kendrick
Why Is She Famous? Anna Kendrick is a super-talented theater and film starlet. She's recognizable for her role as a brainy debater in Rocket Science (2007) and made a splash in the highly anticipated vampire flick Twilight (2008).
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Concert film all over TV and in 3-D
LOS ANGELES — The hit "Hannah Montana" movie will be nearly inescapable on television this month in every dimension.
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Cleveland: Baseball anthem still going at 100
It’s the third most frequently sung song in the United States, yet few know all its lyrics.
Chattanooga Times Free Press |
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Smokey Joe's Café Rocks Pittsburgh CLO July 15
The Leiber and Stoller revue Smokey Joe's Café, featuring Broadway performers Kevyn Morrow, Deb Lyons, Terry Burrell and Renée Feder, begins at Pittsburgh CLO July 15.
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North Shore's Bye Bye Birdie , with Marroquin, Patterson, Ulloa, Butler, Begins July 15
The North Shore Music Theatre's production of the Tony Award-winning musical Bye Bye Birdie begins performances July 15.
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2 RP boys’ choirs win golds in Austria
MANILA, Philippines -- Two boys’ choirs have once again proved to the world the Filipinos' innate musicality when they bested peers from more than 30 countries at the 5th World Choir Games in Graz City, Austria, according to the Philippine embassy there.
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Gary Valenciano stages repeat of "His Love" concert
Gary Valenciano is grateful for many things the past 25 years he's been in showbiz. Those who have consistently watched Gary's concerts or regular Sunday appearances on ASAP know that there is one thing he never forgets, and that is to attribute his success to God.
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WET YOUR WHISTLE
Said to be the only beer festival in the United States that is reached by train, the first-ever Rails and Ales drew more than 500 people from across the region Saturday.
Alamosa Valley Courier |
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Cleaning Up After Hodag Fest
Rhinelander - It's been a fun-filled weekend of music at Hodag Country Fest in Rhinelander.
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RHINELANDER
- It's been a fun-filled weekend of music at Hodag Country Fest in Rhinelander.
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A damp night at the Beaufort Water Festival
Motown Monday was nothing if not ironic.
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