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Coltrane and company carry on jazz tradition with precision at Musikfest Cafe
Lehigh Valley Music presents FESTBLOGDave Howell Special to The Morning Call Ravi Coltrane was restrained and soft-spoken Saturday night during his concert at the Musikfest Café as part of the PNC Performing Arts Series. He had little to say, except to introduce his songs...... -
New Dole Gallery exhibit focuses on performing arts
TribLocal - Crystal Lake » NewsA portion of a growing collection of prints donated to McHenry County College more than 20 years ago will be on display in historic Dole …... -
Reggie Watts' genius on full display at Largo
Pop & HissA review of comedian/musician Reggie Watts' sold out show at Largo in Los Angeles.... -
Influences: Trumpet player, bandleader, composer Terence Blanchard
Culture MonsterInfluences: Trumpet player, bandleader and film composer Terence Blanchard by Nate Jackson... -
Gil Scott-Heron, the essential recordings
Turn It Up“Whatever happened to the people who gave a damn?” Gil Scott-Heron once asked in song. The Chicago-born artist was a voice of dissent in a music industry that was turning into a big business during the ‘70s, transforming pop hits...... -
Word fights, irregardless
We recently asked readers what word is most likely to start a grammar fight, and we may have inadvertently started one in the process.
Jerry Levy of Deerfield wrote us to relay the following exchange:
"She: This is right up your alley. What's a word...Tags: Google Inc., Elections, Miles Davis
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St. Patrick's Day provides time for some jazz
Tyler Mire, a graduate student in jazz composition at the University of North Texas, will perform tonight at a Northern State University concert. Three NSU jazz ensembles will present the concert, which begins at 7:30 tonight in the Johnson Fine Arts...Tags: Billy Joel, Charlie Parker, St. Patrick's Day, Colleges and Universities
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Punk trio to play at Fitzgeralds
Over the last half-century, pop musicians have come up with all kinds of stylistic fusions – country-blues, folk-rock and so on. Still, no musical stew may be more unlikely than the one whipped up by Hellride, the three-man supergroup coming to...Tags: Celebrities and Health Issues, Mike Watt, Jane's Addiction (music group), Behavioral Conditions
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Album boasts an infectious rhythm
Music, in addition to just sounding pleasant, has the ability to enhance everyday experiences. It can often bring you to tears in the wake of some tragedy, or help you celebrate the joys and triumphs of life. Sometimes, though, music is at its most...Tags: Gladys Knight, Burbank (Los Angeles, California), University of Southern California, Stevie Wonder, Rosemary Clooney
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Music review: Iranian avant-garde singer Sussan Deyhim smooths feathers on 9/11
Culture MonsterSussan Deyhim is one of Iran's most potent voices in exile for the simple reason that she possesses a marvelously potent voice. She wails and coos and ululates, the sound of the soul in translation. When she sings low and...... -
Mumford & Sons make old-timey instruments rock
Turn It UpThe name âMumford & Sonsâ sounds like it belongs to an accounting firm or mortuary. But there was no mistaking it for a quaint family business when the British quartet took the stage last summer at Lollapalooza in Grant Park.......
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