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    Oct 5, 2008 |Story| Allentown Morning Call

  1. Buckingham still going his own way, solo

    Of The Morning Call
    Lindsey Buckingham's new solo record, "Gift of Screws," is a family album. With a sweetly primal voice, a bucking-bronco/gypsy guitar and sparks of hopeful melancholy, he excavates his soul about being a husband, a father, a member of the human race and a...

    Tags: Lindsey Buckingham, Stevie Nicks, Montgomery (Montgomery, Alabama), Emily Dickinson

    2. Oct 3, 2008 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  2. Maurice Brown jazzed about his new sound

    Chicago Tribune critic
    The last time trumpeter Maurice Brown played Chicago, listeners stretched half a block outside the Green Mill Jazz Club to get in. Anyone who has followed Brown's work since he was a teenage musician from Harvey, wasn't surprised. The size of his sound,...

    Tags: Jazz Music, Frank Lloyd Wright, Near South Side, William Parker, Green Mill

    3. Sep 22, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  3. Kudos Crasher: Mingling at the Governors Ball

    Stunned and giddy, the hordes of guests at Sunday night's 60th annual Emmy Awards streamed out of the Nokia Theatre after the three-hour ceremony and onto the red-carpeted street, where flutes of champagne were passed around, creating an instant block party -- albeit a glamorous one.
    Stunned and giddy, the hordes of guests at Sunday night's 60th annual Emmy Awards streamed out of the Nokia Theatre after the three-hour ceremony and onto the red-carpeted street, where flutes of champagne were passed around, creating an instant block...

    Tags: Jon Hamm, Popular Music, Government, So You Think You Can Dance, Executive Branch

    4. Sep 28, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  4. Jackson Browne is still running, but hardly on empty

    THE NOISE at the Santa Monica Pier was deafening -- the screech of metal cars on the roller coaster, the laughter of teenagers, the tinny symphony of bells, whistles and buzzers from the boardwalk booths and bass-heavy pop songs blaring from unseen speakers. Above it all, a serene Jackson Browne sat in a slowly swaying gondola atop the Ferris wheel and looked out on the Pacific and the past.
    Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
    THE NOISE at the Santa Monica Pier was deafening -- the screech of metal cars on the roller coaster, the laughter of teenagers, the tinny symphony of bells, whistles and buzzers from the boardwalk booths and bass-heavy pop songs blaring from unseen...

    Tags: Warren Zevon, Bob Dylan, Photography, Ry Cooder, Popular Music

    5. Sep 26, 2008 |Story| South Florida Sun-Sentinel

  5. JP Soars releases first blues CD

    In the early '60s, musicians made the transition from blues to rock. JP Soars evolved in the opposite direction — from heavy metal to blues and gypsy jazz.
    In the early '60s, musicians made the transition from blues to rock. JP Soars evolved in the opposite direction — from heavy metal to blues and gypsy jazz. The 39-year-old guitarist from Boca Raton is holding a release party Saturday for his...

    Tags: Muddy Waters, Boca Raton, Metal and Mineral

    6. Aug 17, 2008 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  6. Editor's column: Aug. 17, 2008

    Editor, Chicago Tribune Magazine
    Welcome to the Cool Issue. To wit: The centerpiece of this week's magazine is a cool 27-year-old named Adrian Holovaty (even his name is cool). Holovaty, a Web developer and journalist, is so cool that he refuses to leave Chicago, despite concerted...

    Tags: Jazz Music, Elizabeth Taylor, Steve Johnson

    7. Aug 17, 2008 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  7. Cyberstar

    In its day-to-day workings, EveryBlock.com, Adrian Holovaty's Web 2.0 startup, is about as far from colorful as a business can get. And Holovaty, one of the nation's hottest computer programmers, isn't afraid to tell you so.
    Chicago Tribune reporter
    In its day-to-day workings, EveryBlock.com, Adrian Holovaty's Web 2.0 startup, is about as far from colorful as a business can get. And Holovaty, one of the nation's hottest computer programmers, isn't afraid to tell you so. "It's generally just a...

    Tags: Naperville, Google Inc., Networking, Startups, Computing and Information Technology

    8. Aug 8, 2008 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  8. Music guide

    Please submit listings by going online to metromix.com/listings. CRITICS' PICKS 5 Browns: The young pianists all hail from the same family, they are all super-talented and their 50 fingers bring the sounds of five grand pianos alive in a way that...

    Tags: Chicago Symphony, Michael York, Ted Nugent, Dave Matthews Band, Tinley Park

    9. Jul 23, 2008 |Story| AM New York

  9. Williamsburg: Not just for hipsters

    Forget everything you've read. Williamsburg really is more than a hipster habitat.
    lauren.johnston@am-ny.com
    Forget everything you've read. Williamsburg really is more than a hipster habitat. The scene on the neighborhood's main drag Bedford Avenue, however, does not exactly give this away. The sidewalks are thick with roaming twenty-somethings sporting black...

    Tags: Arable Farming, Metal and Mineral, Statue of Liberty, Greenpoint, Clothing and Textiles Industry

    10. Jun 29, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  10. Jypsi: A family band's breakthrough plans

    THE STAR-MAKING machine in Nashville does a lot of things well, but nurturing musicians who work outside the box isn't one of them. In the 1950s, Buddy Holly was rebuffed when he first recorded there, and Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings spent most of the '60s struggling to fit into Music City's square holes before going home to Texas to record their songs the way they envisioned them.
    Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
    THE STAR-MAKING machine in Nashville does a lot of things well, but nurturing musicians who work outside the box isn't one of them. In the 1950s, Buddy Holly was rebuffed when he first recorded there, and Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings spent most of...

    Tags: Janis Joplin, Paul Simon, Film Festivals, Waylon Jennings, Music Industry

    11. Jun 7, 2008 |Story| Hampton Roads Daily Press

  11. Delvers dig a lot of different music

    <em class=&quot;dropcap_large">I</em>n the hands of The Delvers, acoustic music manages to sound both laid back and unpredictable. Yes, the band plays folk tunes and classic singer-songwriter fare from the likes of James Taylor and Neil Young. But they'll also throw you a curveball from time to time &#8212; a George Gershwin standard, a Miles Davis jazz melody or a moody original number. Bassist Howard Anby took time to fill us in on the Delvers details.
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    In the hands of The Delvers, acoustic music manages to sound both laid back and unpredictable. Yes, the band plays folk tunes and classic singer-songwriter fare from the likes of James Taylor and Neil Young. But they'll also throw you a curveball from...

    Tags: Bob Dylan, Film Festivals, Rock and Roll Music, George Gershwin, Neil Young

    12. Feb 24, 2008 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  12. The music man behind 'Ratatouille'

    TRIBUNE CRITIC
    On Sunday, plenty of first-time Academy Award nominees will take their seats at the Kodak Theatre in Hollywood and hope for the best. Many people's favorite of all the first-timers in any category, composer Michael Giacchino, wrote the music for...

    Tags: Louis Prima, Brad Bird, Film Festivals, Edgewater Park, Edgewater

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