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Finders and Youngberg question marital perfection
Whether it's our Behind the Music -smitten culture or just innate human nosiness, music fans are often inclined to wonder whether artists' songs are based on their own life experiences.
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All together now A nighttime tribute to cultural icon Fannie Mae Duncan rolls into a daytime festival with music, family activities and dozens of vendors.
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Intermission: Outside Lands is here: Beck, Radiohead, Jack Johnson headline SF music fest
Starting tomorrow and running through Sunday, the Outside Lands Festival will feature dozens of bands playing live in San Francisco’s famous Golden Gate Park.
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Group Smithfield Fair celebrates 30 years with Saturday concert
How does a band whose members are scattered across Louisiana stay together for more than three decades?
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News briefs from the Front Range
'Everybody Welcome' is truly welcomed this weekend Remember last year, when some City Council members were hesitant to welcome the "Everybody Welcome" diversity festival? It was the "everybody" part that chilled Margaret Radford, Darryl Glenn and Tom Gallagher.
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These music fans were the first to cross the river on Reading’s third Thames bridge.
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Hoards of welly-clad youngsters? Check. Nightmare traffic? Check. Early morning boozing? Check. Yes, it’s that time of year again – the Reading Festival is here.
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Band prepares for year
The Norwin Band Aides will host the 48th annual Norwin Band Festival on Sept. 13 at the Norwin High School stadium. read more »
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CD: When The Night Time Comes
Sparkling with lush harmonies, rich vocals and musical warmth, Dubliner Jenny Lindfors’ self-written and produced debut album When the Night Time Comes is a sensual and dreamy collection of gorgeous folk-pop songs.
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Events for singles
American Singles Golf Association: www.southeastmichigan.singlesgolf.com. Monthly meeting, socializing and cocktails. 7 p.m. Thu. Maple Country Club, 13260 Wakefield, Novi. 248-347-0379.
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Thailand threatens to expel Gary Glitter to Britain
Thai immigration authorities threatened Thursday to expel former glam rocker and convicted paedophile Gary Glitter to his native Britain after Hong Kong refused to let him in.
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Radio regains lost regime in Mizoram
Aizawl, Aug 21 : 'When we grow tired of all this visual. Radio what's new? Radio, someone still loves you,' sings the British rock group 'Queen', perhaps predicting the revival of the popular audio medium recently eclipsed by the idiot-box revolution.
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Thailand threatens to expel Gary Glitter to Britain
Thai immigration authorities threatened Thursday to expel former glam rocker and convicted paedophile Gary Glitter to his native Britain after Hong Kong refused to let him in.
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Noel Gallagher struggled to name the new Oasis album. The guitarist admits the title for the band’s upcoming LP ‘Dig Out Your Soul’ was chosen because the group couldn’t think of anything else.
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Singer revises modern hits
Dusting off country legends and placing them in front of a studio microphone has become a popular sport among influential young'uns such as Jack White and Rick Rubin, who relaunched their heroes Loretta Lynn and Johnny Cash for the Urban Outfitters set.
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Children's program brings music to their ears
The latest research in child development shows music is an important part of a child's physical, social, cognitive and emotional growth. read more »
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Business Digest
Baltimore Washington Financial Advisors, a Columbia-based fee-only service, has entered a partnership with the Columbia Orchestra to help extend the orchestra's contacts and support in the local business community.
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Guitar maker wins grant for factory expansion
Plant to quadruple, employ 60 more Paul Reed Smith Guitars, the Eastern Shore company that makes guitars for Carlos Santana and other well-known musicians, has received a $10 million private equity bond from the state to help pay for a major expansion of its headquarters, company and economic development leaders said yesterday.
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Shamed rocker Gary Glitter returns to Thailand
British glam rocker Gary Glitter was back in Thailand Thursday afternoon after officials in Hong Kong refused the convicted child molester entry into the Chinese territory.
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Little Big Man wraps up Lake Sacajawea concert season Thursday
The eclectic group Little Big Man will end this summer’s Lake Sacajawea concerts with a show from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday.
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Thailand threatens to expel Gary Glitter to Britain
BANGKOK (AFP) - Thai immigration authorities threatened Thursday to expel former glam rocker and convicted paedophile Gary Glitter to his native Britain after Hong Kong refused to let him in.
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Beatstock with Danity Kane comes to Jones Beach
Dance music is ruling the pop charts these days, making WKTU's (103.5 FM) annual summer party, Beatstock '08, even more timely than usual. Chart-toppers Danity Kane, the showstoppers themselves from MTV's "Making the Band 4," will be on hand Saturday, along with Pussycat Dolls and Lucas Prata. At a tour stop in Tennessee, DK's Dawn Richard talked about why she and her pals are so upbeat. ...
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A 'consummate professional'
Annapolis native sets another star turn in 'The Producers' For nearly all of the 15 years of the Chesapeake Music Hall, Annapolis native David Bosley-Reynolds was a bedrock of its productions, starring in everything from Little Shop of Horrors to Oklahoma!
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RACHEL MAY: Beer bashers to reunite for benefit show local music highlights
They were dirty, they were raw, they were out of control. And they defined an era of punk rock in Detroit. Hide your beer, folks, because those suds-swilling dudes are returning to the stage Friday at Small's in Hamtramck.
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Musical directors' chairs
Rainn Wilson, an actor normally known for his role as dweeby office drone Dwight Schrute, may be the focus of attention when he drops his pencil prote ...
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