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Following the Extraordinary Success of the Reunion of the Original Members of Asia and their Acclaimed All-New Album ...
Fans and critics alike have clamored for more from Wetton and Downes, whose songwriting formed much of the fabric of the successful Asia reunion release Phoenix.
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Creator of 80's Mega-Hit "The Rappin' Duke" Song, a Tribute to the Late, Great John Wayne, Turns to Educating Kids ...
Shawn Brown, creator of the mega-hit "The Rappin' Duke" song has turned his talents to educating and energizing kids with all-new "The Super Fun Show! " DVD based upon his highly-successful in-school programs.
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Phillips Joins Music Allies as Retail Sales and Marketing Specialist
Asheville based music marketing and promotions company Music Allies provides more opportunities for independents with the addition of new employee
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'Billy the Kid' rides into Shea
It was Oct. 15, 1986, and Christine Kelland was making her way toward Madison Square Garden. The then-20-year-old was in New York City to see her first Billy Joel concert.
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blinkx Partners With Digital Media Pioneer Elo Company to Launch blinkx Brasil, Online Television for Latin American ...
SAN FRANCISCO----blinkx, the world’s largest and most advanced video search engine, today announced an online television venture with digital media pioneer Elo Company to deliver high-quality entertainment, including films, music videos and special interest channels, to audiences around the world.
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Fundraiser for flood victims set for Saturday
Organizers of a fundraiser event Saturday are hoping to roll a strike for local flood victims. The operating partner of Thunderbird Lanes, Matt Chizek, said brats will be grilled outside as early as 11 a.m. Saturday followed by live music, kids' activities, raffles, DJs and plenty of bowling. Proceeds from food, bowling and raffle sales at the event, which also is sponsored by the News Republic, ...
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LOG ON
My Gaydar Radio doesn't play anymore and I don't understand why. I can bring up all the other radio stations play videos etc, except gaydar radio. When I login to gaydar radio pops up but no music plays and yes I have tried pressing play but to no avail.
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Jazzy Jeff praises "good guy" Smith
DJ Jazzy Jeff says Will Smith's Hollywood success has not changed his character.
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Nintendo at E3: Wii make Beautiful Music
Nintendo has proven beyond the shadow of a doubt that they have the legs to run to the front of the console race. The Wii is the undisputed winner in terms of consoles sold, but we all know it's the games that keep the winner on top.
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Of James Murdoch, Star and return of a heir
From a Harvard drop-out who set up his own music label, James Murdoch became a surprise potential successor to the News Corp throne. Till then only elder brother Lachlan had been in the reckoning. James went on to head BSkyB, one of UK's top pay TV brands.
rediff.com |
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Musical road trips
Peter Rowan and Tony Rice, both Grammy winners prior to the collaboration, will perform at 8 p.m. Friday at the Earlville Opera House.
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The Game - The Game My Retirement Is Permanent
Retiring rapper THE GAME insists he won't follow in JAY-Z's footsteps and make a comeback - he is definitely quitting the music industry. The Los Angeles-based hip-hop ...
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Yosvany Terry
Cuban-born composer-saxophonist-percussionist looks back at history to reach ahead
San Francisco Bay Guardian |
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Piers Morgan slams celebrities
Britain's Got Talent judge Piers Morgan has said he's "on a mission to eradicate whining celebrities".
Handbag.com |
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Rockland briefing
A second presentation on the Clarkstown school district's multimillion-dollar renovation plans will take place at the Board of Education's meeting tomorrow.
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Picnic to music at the lake
One of the best picnic scenes in the local area is Lake Sacajawea on a Thursday night in summer. Up to 2,000 people flock to the hill leading down to Martin Dock to listen to live music, schmooze, bicycle, walk their dogs, look out over the water — and eat.
The Daily News |
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Flaming Lips at Who tribute
LOS ANGELES — The Who was celebrated at a special concert by a few bands outside of their generation. The famed band was honored at the Saturday taping of the third annual "VH1 Rock Honors” show, which will air at 8 p.m. Thursday on the cable channel. Celebrity guests such as David Duchovny, Mila Kunis, Rainn Wilson and Adam Sandler introduced The Flaming Lips, Foo Fighters, Incubus, Tenacious D ...
The Oklahoman |
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Schedule of events
The schedule of events for the 2008 Iron Heritage Festival (IHF) in Danville:
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Marysville planning for peachy weekend
Local growers, vendors from throughout the state and two city blocks of amusement rides for kids are featured in this weekend's ninth annual Marysville Peach Festival in the city's downtown area.
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Celebration reaches 10th year Organizers stick with what works, with a few new twists
DANVILLE — For its 10th year, the Iron Heritage Festival is sticking with what has made it so popular: Entertainment and education.
The Shamokin News-Item |
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World According to George
It was one of those strange, little news items that had all the morbid curiosity of a gapers delay. Apparently, Australian funeral directors have been noticing a change in the type of music being played at recent ceremonies.
The MidWeek |
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No tricks, just tattoos and a Motley Crue-helmed traveling fest
Take a helping of Ozzfest, add a dash of Rocklahoma and tattoo every inch of skin in sight and you have Crue Fest, the Motley Crue-helmed traveling festival that set up shop at DTE Energy Music Theatre in Clarkston on Tuesday night.
Detroit News |
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Viva Raleigh Festival set for Saturday in Moore Square
The Viva Raleigh Festival will take place from 2:30 to 7:30 p.m. Saturday at Moore Square in downtown Raleigh. The festival, organized by the city of Raleigh and a committee of residents, will be a daylong celebration of the Latino culture with music
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Cybertrips: Enjoy music, scenery at Jackson Hole
What would it take to persuade you to take this summer's vacation trip to Wyoming? How about a dynamite music festival set against the backdrop of mountain scenery?
Deseret Morning News |
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WNO's Young Talents Are Filled With Promise
Most of the classical music world may be asleep in mid-July, but Washington National Opera is hard at work laying the foundation for the future of opera. Once again teaming with Summer Opera Theatre Company, WNO's Opera Institute for Young Singers hosted a group of talented high school students....
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