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The Best of Everything
(121 mins, No Rating, 1959). The weekly podcast that lets you hear the music we write about. A compendium of coverage detailing the senator's many ethical and legal challenges.
East Bay Express |
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Huckleberry Festival offers food and music
UPDATED: :16 a.m. PDT, August 21, 2008 The Coquille Tribe has adopted a law approving same-sex marriage. The tribe is recognizing same-sex marriages from other jurisdictions.
The Oregonian |
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Shore sues officials over farm concert decisions; $500,000 suit targets Fields, Goddard
Greenback resident Velda J. Shore has opened a new front in her fight to prohibit Maple Lane Farms from holding any more concerts. She's suing Building Commissioner Roger Fields and county mayor's attorney Rob Goddard for allegedly conspiring to twist the county zoning appeals process against her.
The Maryville Daily Times |
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Greenwood not singing blues over festival
Barbecue and blues music continue to be a successful combination for Greenwood, according to recently released numbers. The 2008 South Carolina Festival of Discovery Economic Impact Report was presented Wednesday to the Uptown Greenwood Development Corporation Board (UGDC).
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Food, wine and music at fundraiser
The Arlington Kids' Kloset presents its fourth annual Taste of Washington fundraiser from 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday at 20217 Old Burn Road, Arlington. The Collaborations will play jazz. The evening features food and Washington wines and a silent and live auction.
Everett Herald |
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Tallent loves life on E Street
For years, being in the E Street Band was like sharing a rented apartment with friends, somewhere on the scuffling side of town. Permanence and privilege were less important than fun and music, and it helped that the music fed the fun and vice versa.
The Tennessean |
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Fans gather at Reading and Leeds
Music lovers pack up their tents and head to Reading and Leeds ahead of the festival's official opening on 22 August.
BBC News |
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GC 2008: Activision's Leipzig Lineup Revealed
Substantial number of titles shown at Games Convention. August 20, 2008 - Activision Publishing, Inc. (Nasdaq: ATVI) today kicked off the German Games Convention 2008 by revealing the blockbuster talent line up for the latest James Bond™ title - Quantum of Solace; announcing the Wii-exclusive Mii Freestyle mode for Guitar Hero® World Tour, plus a host of European-specific tracks to be featured ...
IGN PS2 |
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Home runs help Sounds storm past Round Rock
After waiting through a 75-minute rain delay, the Sounds wasted no time adding some thunder to an offensive firestorm Wednesday night at Greer Stadium.
The Tennessean |
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Classical Camden
Miracle on Third Street might be a fitting title for Saturday's concert, which features a crew of young musicians performing publicly with only two weeks of practice.
Courier-Post |
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Arts&Culture Dance revolution Music and dance work together in perfect harmony at 1078 Gallery.
Dance, like rock ‘n’ roll, is a primal, sweaty ritual that keeps the heart young, the soul cleansed, and the mind a little dirty....
Chico News & Review |
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Arts&Culture They so horny San Francisco Afrobeat 10-piece Albino! brings the horns and the good vibes to Chico’s ...
During their first song, Albino! frontman Michael Bello, in characteristic black, suggested they “slow it down for a minute.” I worried for a moment...
Chico News & Review |
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Where live music lives and breathes
311 E. Congress St. 340 E. Sixth St. 318 E. Congress St. Essentially, these are the three hottest spots for live music in Tucson. There are lots of other venues, of course, but you'll find yourself headed to these three most frequently to catch big-name headliners and up-and-coming touring acts.
Arizona Daily Star |
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Here are five local acts to get you started
It's easy to overlook Tucson's music scene if you're living on or near campus and submerged in the self-sustaining student culture.
Arizona Daily Star |
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Music Baghdad ain’t so bad Chico punk-rock four-piece looks to The Ramones for inspiration.
Nick’s Night Club was comfortably crowded, particularly on the dance floor, during a recent Baghdad Batteries show. The music blasting from the stage was...
Chico News & Review |
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Music Presto L.A.-based producer and emcee puts out a West Coast party on wax.
Who is to say that all the good hip-hop coming out of California these days is from the Bay Area? Presto, a Texas-born, L.A....
Chico News & Review |
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06:59 (BST), 21/08/2008 Activision's GC line-up Press Release PROVIDED BY GAMES PRESS Guitar Hero World Tour to ...
- Activision Publishing, Inc. (Nasdaq: ATVI) today kicked off the German Games Convention 2008 by revealing the blockbuster talent line up for the latest James Bond™ title - Quantum of Solace; announcing the Wii-exclusive Mii Freestyle mode for Guitar Hero® World Tour, plus a host of European-specific tracks to be featured on-disc in all versions of the game; as well as debuting a new single ...
gamesindustry.biz |
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Music Brooke Fraser New Zealand singer-songwriter makes a splash with her music—and her heart.
Don’t feel bad if you haven’t heard of Brooke Fraser—yet. Her second album went double platinum in just a month, but that was in...
Chico News & Review |
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Are you ready to celebrate WES?
TIGARD — With the TriMet Westside Express Service (WES) commuter rail on the fast track to being completed by fall, City of Tigard Event Planner Lisa Olson has been working on a weeklong festival, dubbed “WES Week” in celebration of the anticipated opening. Tentatively scheduled ...
Portland Tribune |
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No Mr. Toad
Glen Phillips has been-there, done-that as a rock star - and he wasn't just playing a video game.
The Record |
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Stockton bassist Artis Joyce finds his groove in blues
Artis "A.J." Joyce plays the blues for a living.
The Record |
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Indigenous inspires with new album
Even though he writes about growing up on the Yankton Indian Reservation in the song "Place I Know," Mato Nanji, lead guitarist and vocalist for nationally recognized blues-rock band Indigenous, says his music spans a wider audience. "I think a lot of people can connect with that song _ not just the Native American community but all communities." The title of Indigenous' latest album comes from ...
The Argus Leader |
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ZZ Top will perform at Pavilion this fall
Rock and Roll Hall of Famer ZZ Top will perform at the Washington Pavilion's Great Hall Oct. 19. as part of the group's six-week In Your Face Tour, according to the Web site, zztop.com. Pavilion management say it has not signed a contract yet with the group. The band of Billy Gibbons, Frank Beard and Dusty Hill have toured and recorded for the past 39 years. ZZ Top just finished an eight-country ...
The Argus Leader |
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HoCo Festival showcases local and national acts
The annual HoCo Festival at Hotel Congress is a three-day celebration of music that's become a Labor Day weekend tradition (Aug. 29-31).
Arizona Daily Star |
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Urgent! Win Foreigner tickets
Caliente is partnering with La Paloma Family Services for a benefit concert by Foreigner on Sept. 21, at Tucson Music Hall. Tickets are $35 to $125 through Ticketmaster.
Arizona Daily Star |
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