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Uptown Friday Night ready to rock
ROANOKE RAPIDS - It will be festival time again on Roanoke Avenue Friday night, as the second Uptown Friday Night gets under way.
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Roots Music
Like many Cuban jazz musicians, saxophonist Yosvany Terry grew up absorbing chants, rhythms and rituals that can be traced directly to the Yoruba people of West Africa.
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Streets to be blocked for Blues Barbecue
West 10th Street between Main and Fort in Hays will be blocked off from 7 a.m. Friday until 5 p.m. Saturday for the Blues Barbecue barbecue contest, and East 10th Street between Main and Oak will be blocked off from 6 p.m. Friday until midnight for live music featuring Shawn Cole, and again at 7 a.m. Saturday for the sidewalk sale and people's choice barbecue contest.
Hays Daily News |
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McCain Campaign Video Pits Obama Versus Obama
In a new seven-minute Web video, John McCain does to Barack Obama what the D.N.C. and progressive groups have been doing to McCain for some time now, juxtaposing various statements Obama has made about Iraq to show how his position has changed. Also, there's much, much more of that trippy music .
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James Back in the U.S. on New Tour
The day before British warhorses James re-launch their career with Hey Ma , the group's 11th LP, due Sept. 16 via Decca, they will kick off their first live dates since 2001, beginning in Boston. Marching onward west, the reunited septet will also hit New York's Radio City Music Hall as support for Squeeze before taking their tried-and-true Britpop through Canada and on a string of California ...
Spin |
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Music Note seeks second consecutive Grade 1 win in American Oaks
A quick recovery helped Music Note earn her first stakes victory in the Mother Goose Stakes (G1) in her previous start on June 28 at Belmont Park.
Thoroughbred Times |
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The Shelby County Reporter
I Am Terrified band members perform on the set of their music video Heaven Knocking, Hell Rising. The band is set to release its EP Friday night at Life Church in Pelham.
The Shelby County Reporter |
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The Big Gigs: Music for the next week
The 31st annual Aquatennial Block Party has imported two harmonica-driven party bands: the blues-rockin' Fabulous Thunderbirds , whose frontman, Kim Wilson, got his start on Minneapolis' West Bank, and jam-band favorites Blues Traveler , which probably will preview its Aug. 26 CD "North Hollywood Shootout."
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Topanga Nights Screen Team Rocks Hard
The Topanga Community House ball field is being re-seeded this summer with a type of grass that only germinates in the hot summer months.
Topanga Messenger |
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Topangan Creates Water Fountains that Dance to Music and Sounds
Longtime Topanga resident Chris Brunt has been inventing unique entertainment for years. Earlier in Brunt's inventing career he boldly went were no commercial inventor had gone before with audio-activated technology.
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Biography
Recognizing that you can’t be a jazz singer unless you put the work in, jazz newcomer, Kemba Cofield has done just that. She has been “shedding” for the past few years, gaining an intimate knowledge of the jazz standard and developing a respect of how to approach the music.
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Thielsen: Summer festivals great to meet friends
I love summer festivals and “tastes.” Each town has its own. It has become a place where everyone from town gathers to join the festivities; taste the different foods and beverages; play the games; and ride the rides. Best of all, it’s a place that friends seem to have an annual meet and greet.
Lake County Journals |
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News, music, movies, events & restaurants in Santa Cruz, California from Metro Santa Cruz weekly
Hi Ho, iOwe This generation doesn't understand a lot about money, but it does like to spend it. The result can be tens of thousands of dollars in debt that won't go away.
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Kids Hope United to host motorcycle ride to prevent child abuse and neglect
LAKE VILLA —Kids Hope United, a private human-service organization dedicated to protecting children and strengthening families, will host the Kids Hope United Motorcycle Ride, an approximately 75-mile motorcycle ride through northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin at 11 a.m. Saturday, Aug 2.
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Nicole and Keith 'in awe' of Sunday
Nicole Kidman says she is in heaven after the birth of her "precious little angel". The Oscar-winning Australian actress has told of the love she and husband, country music star Keith Urban, have for their daughter, Sunday Rose, born less than a fortnight ago in Nashville, Tennessee.
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Just hum along
If you can understand the me, than I can understand the you” - Metallica, The unforgiven II. The lyrics of this song convey the feeling in a lay person’s word. No tough words, no poetic or complicated sentences. Just plain and simple.
Deccan Herald |
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India's pioneering DJ Pearl goes global
Since the worldwide dance-music explosion hit its peak in the late 1990s, the market for clubbing has been saturated. From Tokyo to New York to Ibiza, the "superclubs" are established, the fan base for the music is pretty much stagnant and everyone is looking for the next place that will experience a summer of love. And DJ Pearl has discovered a subcontinent. A native of India, Pearl has been on ...
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Rei Harakami and Kahimi Karie
During the 3rd-anniversary events at Liquidroom in Ebisu, Tokyo last August, Rei Harakami played with jazz-pop vocalist and pianist Akiko Yano in their group Yanokami. This August, the idiosyncratic, Kyoto-based electronic musician plays with multilingual singer Kahimi Karie at the same venue. Harakami's ability to concoct soft, melodious electronica anthems should be complemented delightfully ...
The Japan Times |
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Suntory Hall hosts concert for children
Tokyo Symphony Orchestra will perform a concert for children on July 26 at Suntory Hall in Minato Ward, Tokyo, that focuses on contemporary Japanese composers. "It's rare to present an all-Japanese composers' program at a concert for children," says conductor Naoto Otomo, who has been engaged in the subscription concerts for children that started at the Suntory Hall in 2002. Read the full ...
The Japan Times |
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African-American Heritage Day planned in Sedalia
SEDALIA - An African-American Heritage Day celebration will be held at the Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum Saturday on U.S. 70 in Sedalia. The free program will feature black history, music, dance, and crafts through musical performances, storytelling, craft demonstrations and children's activities.
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Pop Levi goes slightly wrong
"It was a very obsessive thing," says Jonathan Pop Levi about the recording of his new album of warped pop music, "Never Never Love." "It took six days a week for 12 hours a day for four months to get it to sound that way. Especially in the vocals; if a computer could do a perfect impression of a human, I wanted it to sound like that, you know? Slightly wrong." This new album by Pop Levi (his ...
The Japan Times |
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Tony Hawk comming to Kansas City
Thursday, July 17, 2008 at 4:15 p.m. Tony Hawk is bringing his high-flying (AP) -- action sports event to Kansas City on August 15th. The event features athletes on skateboards, BMX bikes and motocross cycles flying through the air to the sounds of rock and rap music.
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Music festival in the park
An aspiring Ronnie Gilley? Damarcus Jackson, 22, of Enterprise is hosting a music festival in Peavey Park this Saturday.
The Enterprise Ledger |
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Campers learn moves on the court and off
Morganton - Calisthenics followed by worship music and instruction on character and leadership skills are not the makings of a typical basketball camp. But New Day Christian Church offers during the third annual CrossOver basketball camp more than on-court skills. Coach Tim Lewis has been involved each year with the camp and brings his basketball knowledge as well as his ministering ability to ...
The Morganton News Herald |
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Rock Revolution Xbox 360 Screenshots
18 Xbox 360 Screenshots posted, from Konami
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