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Bob Dylan, Lou Reed find revelation in latest releases
Chicago Tribune critic"Don't look back," admonished the title of D.A. Pennebaker's classic 1967 documentary of Bob Dylan. But sometimes it's worth taking a long look in the rear-view mirror to see what was left behind. Such is the case with Dylan's "Bootleg series," now in...Tags: Larry Campbell, Bob Dylan, Lou Reed, Teen-agers, Miles Davis
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A Las Vegas Halloween, with spooks of all kinds
Special to The Los Angeles TimesIn sin city, Halloween is circled in red. The Circus of Horrors, Hillbilly Hell and Vampire's Blood Feast are among the many haunted houses that promise to terrify Vegas visitors. There's even a haunted casino for folks who don't find the real gambling...Tags: Religious Festivals, Casino and Gambling Industry, Halloween, Public Holidays, Robert Allen
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Fender on the fritz? Take it to Ann Arbor native
Austin American-StatesmanSmall pliers, wrenches, screwdrivers, a vise, chemicals and intensely bright lamps cover this working man's table like confetti. Mark Erlewine is cradling a vintage Fender Jazzmaster. "It's certainly been altered. The finish is worn. The controls aren't...Tags: Les Paul, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Christopher Cross, Bo Diddley, Bruce Springsteen
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David Hidalgo & Los Cenzontles
Sentinel Pop Music CriticDavid Hidalgo has been finding the common thread between Buddy Holly and traditional Mexican music since the early days of Los Lobos, and he demonstrates that knack again on this new collaboration. Hidalgo teams with Los Cenzontles, a roots ensemble...Tags: Popular Music, Unico Incorporated
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House of Blues' image contrasting upgrades on Sunset Strip
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterBack in 1966, the Sunset Strip was at the heart of the counter-culture music scene when the problems started. The famed row of nightclubs and hotels was hit by what became known as the "Sunset Strip Riots," when hundreds of young people waving "We're Your...Tags: Hotels and Accommodations, Public Officials, West Hollywood, Wine, Beer, and Spirits, Tourism and Leisure
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Free country for all
Special to the Chicago TribuneIt used to be part of the Taste of Chicago. But the mayor's a country fan, so it's no surprise that the Chicago County Music Festival is now its own thing. And the free festival is happening this weekend, right outside Soldier Field. The artists range...Tags: Festive Event, Soldier Field, Taste of Chicago, Regional Authority, Chicago Marathon
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Today's Celebrity Birthdays
Author Elmore Leonard is 83. Actor Earle Hyman is 82. Actor Ron Leibman is 71. Country singer Gene Watson is 65. Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., is 58. Rhythm-and-blues musician Andrew Woolfolk is 58. Actress-director Catlin Adams is 58. Actor David Morse...Tags: MC Lyte, Celebrity, Wine, Beer, and Spirits, Michelle Trachtenberg, Jane Krakowski
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These bands are also fans
Sentinel Staff WriterTribute bands: Are they the ultimate symbol of pop-culture disposability or a refreshing antidote to the cult of celebrity? A little of both, we say. Call it a lesson in economics. The demand for classic rock stays constant while the supply wanes, but...Tags: Panic at the Disco, Michael Jackson, University of Central Florida Arena, Mick Jagger, Universal CityWalk
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George Jones' playhouse is classic country music
Sentinel Pop Music CriticBack in his wild days of drink and drugs, back when he used to miss more than 50 shows a year, they called him "No Show" Jones. So I had a sinking feeling that my chances of connecting by telephone with the legendary George Jones weren't that good,...Tags: Orlando, Roger Daltrey, Wine, Beer, and Spirits, University of Central Florida, Twyla Tharp
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Shows you can't miss
↑ Mary J. Blige: By now her on-the-edge concerts have become almost expected—she doesn't mind letting her fans see her sweat, plead and cry. No matter how much her producers might try to sculpt her sound in the studio, no matter how big of...Tags: Union Park, McCormick Place, Huntington, Mary J Blige, Huntington Beach
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The week in live music
Special to the Chicago TribuneMonday: Greek mythology is better known, yet Norse folklore is just as fascinating and violent. Taking its name from a volcano in "Lord of the Rings," Amon Amarth has devoted its existence to flying the Viking flag. Sure, enjoyment of the Swedish death-...Tags: W., Metal and Mineral
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These could be unnerving
Some of these shows are truly scary, some might only seem that way. Either way, here's a pile of gigs to get you going: Riot Fest is only scary if kids bouncing off the walls is spooky. Lots of high-energy rock, and it's nice to see the Mighty Mighty...Tags: National Government, Henry Rollins, Government, Metal and Mineral
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