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BluesAirman is guitar store of old
Observer: Tell us about your business, including the types of services and/or products you feature.
Westland Observer |
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Chrysalis posts 13-month loss
(Reuters) - Music company Chrysalis posted a loss for the 13-month period ended September 30, hit by a relatively quiet release schedule and screenwriters' strike in the United States, and said current trading was in line with its expectations.
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Anniversary time for venue
ONE of the Capital's best loved music venues, Cabaret Voltaire, will celebrate its fourth birthday in style in February.
Edinburgh Evening News |
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Getting smart with Denver's indie-pop Hot IQs
Hot IQs' Elaine Acosta speaks knowledgeably about mental disorders (she's a psychiatric nurse), international travel (favorite city: Barcelona), and renowned architects (the group just recorded a song called "Goudy Versus Wright: The Royal Fisticuffs").
Colorado Springs Independent |
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A post- Playgirl country singer settles into family life
At 44, country music artist Darryl Worley finally seems to have found some peace. He just celebrated his first anniversary with his wife, Kimberly, and they have a 9-month-old daughter, Savannah, named after the west Tennessee town where they live.
Colorado Springs Independent |
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Chabad hosts Hanukkah celebrations around the world
NEW YORK - The Chabad-Lubavitch Jewish organization is planning to host Hanukkah celebrations around the world, including lightings of the world's largest menorahs - both 10 metres tall - in Manhattan near Central Park at Fifth Avenue and 59th Street, and in Lafayette Park in Washington D.C., on Dec. 21 at 5 p.m.
The Canadian Press via Yahoo! Canada News |
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MOVERS
APPLE INC. (AAPL US) fell 6.6 percent, the most since Nov. 20, to $89.16. The maker of Macintosh computers, iPod music players and the iPhone said Chief Executive Officer Steve Jobs, a cancer survivor, wont speak at the Macworld Expo conference and that the company will no longer participate in the show after next month's event. Oppenheimer & Co. analyst Yair Reiner downgraded Apple to "perform" ...
Asbury Park Press |
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Laura Izibor
Born and raised in Dublin, piano-playing 20 year-old Laura Izibor has already won accolades usually reserved for more established artists.
RainbowNetwork.com |
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Last month, when Munopco Music Theatre needed an angel to help close an $18,000 budget deficit that threatened the ...
On Sunday, the Lehigh Valley swing band will make good on that promise.
The Morning Call |
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'Pal Joey' Returns, Hoping To Be Understood
The Rodgers and Hart musical Pal Joey thrilled and confused audiences in 1940 with its story of adultery and blackmail. Tastes have changed — and now a revival of Pal Joey is opening on Broadway.
NPR |
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Mixing up a holiday playlist
The music industry keeps shrinking, but the amount of music released continues to grow. This is never more apparent than during the holiday season, when the wave of Christmas CDs rises higher each year.
The Philadelphia Inquirer |
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Young QB could get his shot
With eight practices over the two weeks leading up to Vanderbilt's appearance in the Gaylord Hotels Music City Bowl, Larry Smith will likely be under extra scrutiny.
The Jackson Sun |
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Musical traditions
In the spooky event you were worried there wouldn't be enough holiday music extravaganzas to fuel your ears and spirit this Sunday, consider the following
New London Day |
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Pop star George Michael to help fight crime
The singer has received pleas from residents and school officials in Highgate, North London, where he lives, asking him to support a scheme encouraging children to express themselves through music rather than fighting.
Deccan Herald |
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Crafts, history, music and, oh yeah, lights
It takes a village — or at least staff, volunteers and a convict crew — to make magic happen at Mission Mill.
Salem Statesman Journal |
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Fur Real
Leona Lewis has another award to add to the haul she’s collected over the last two years – but the latest addition to her trophy cabinet isn’t for her music career.
My Kinda Place |
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Print Edition
Wednesday, December 17, 2008 7:25 PM MST Centennial seventh and eighth grade band students perform, "Extreme," during Centennial Middle School's Winter Band concert held at the Montrose Pavilion Tuesday evening. CMS choir students also performed during the winter concert.
Montrose Daily Press |
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Boy Eats Drum Machine to get you dancing, thinking
Boy Eats Drum Machine, also known as Jon Ragel, plays music that isn't easy.
Salem Statesman Journal |
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Calendar
Based upon space availability, The Champion prints calendar announcements and items for columns, including campus news, newsmakers and others for local organizations and individuals. For a complete listing, visit www.pioneerlocal.com/mortongrove , The deadline is 10 days before the desired publication date, however there is no guarantee for publication. Send releases and items of local ...
Morton Grove Champion |
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A century of music making
With 100 years of music making behind it, the Ringold Band is one of the region's oldest and most long-lived ensembles.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette |
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Tickets available to all Dickens special events
GALVESTON — Visitors can extend the fun of Dickens on The Strand by attending one or all of the special events surrounding the festival.
Galveston County Daily News |
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Davy Graham, leading figure in Britain's 1960s folk music revival, dies at 68
LONDON (AP) — Virtuoso guitarist Davy Graham, a leading figure in Britain's 1960s folk music revival, has died. He was 68.
Orlando Sentinel |
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Int’l Migrants Day in the Netherlands
Dec.18, UPDATE- Diaspora Forum for Development (DFD), a coalition of 40 migrant platforms, networks and organizations based in the Netherlands, will mark International Migrants Day 2008 in an international audio event on Radio1812 and a unity celebration on December 19 in the Event Plaza of Rijswijk ZH (Zuid Holland), the Netherlands.
Cebu Daily News |
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Band vows to help, help the island
GALVESTON — The Beach Boys will come to Galveston Nov. 1 for a live benefit concert outdoors at Moody Gardens.
Galveston County Daily News |
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Police: Man tried to use library card to break in
BEVERLY and mdash; Any librarian will tell you that a library card is a useful tool, great for borrowing books, music and videos or perhaps doing online research. It's doubtful that any would recommend what Emmanuel Baez allegedly did with his Salem Public Library card late Tuesday night. That's when Baez, 20, of Salem, allegedly tried to break into two offices at the Cummings Center in Beverly, ...
The Salem News |
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