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Singer-songwriter Tori Amos grew up in Maryland and attended the prestigious Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore. Her alternative tunes are known for their emotional, haunting vibe.
Amos gained some mainstream recognition after the release of "Little Earthquakes" in 1992. She also did a couple popular covers, including Led Zeppelin's "Thank You."
Her first big hit, however, came with the release of "Under the Pink," which sold more than a million copies. For her most recent release, "American Doll Posse," always-experimental Amos takes on five different female characters.
Amos gained some mainstream recognition after the release of "Little Earthquakes" in 1992. She also did a couple popular covers, including Led Zeppelin's "Thank You."
Her first big hit, however, came with the release of "Under the Pink," which sold more than a million copies. For her most recent release, "American Doll Posse," always-experimental Amos takes on five different female characters.
Singer-songwriter Tori Amos grew up in Maryland and attended the prestigious Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore. Her alternative tunes are known for their emotional, haunting vibe.
Amos gained some mainstream recognition after the release of "Little Earthquakes" in 1992. She also did a couple popular covers, including Led Zeppelin's "Thank You."
Her first big hit, however, came with the release of "Under the Pink," which sold more than a million copies. For her most recent release, "American Doll Posse," always-experimental Amos takes on five different female characters.
Amos gained some mainstream recognition after the release of "Little Earthquakes" in 1992. She also did a couple popular covers, including Led Zeppelin's "Thank You."
Her first big hit, however, came with the release of "Under the Pink," which sold more than a million copies. For her most recent release, "American Doll Posse," always-experimental Amos takes on five different female characters.
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Music
Buy or download these tunes beginning Tuesday • "The Circle," Bon Jovi • "Midwinter Graces," Tori Amos • "The Singles Collection," Britney Spears • "Live in 65," Pete Seeger • "I Want You Back! Unreleased Masters," The Jackson 5 • "In the Court of...Tags: Bon Jovi (music group), Pete Seeger, Imperial and Royal Matters, Britney Spears, Albert Hall
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A really good show: Old times at fronton
When I first moved to Orlando, I went to jai alai games every now and then. The betting part was OK, but I liked the game even better –- fast, loud, easy to grasp. Over the years, I saw a few pretty good concerts at the jai alai fronton, too. Off...Tags: VH1, Major League Baseball, Jai Alai, David Bowie, Ethan Coen
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20 of the scariest songs ever
Tribune criticIt's Halloween and time for some scary songs -- and, no, I don't mean Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Mash." I mean really scary songs. Here are 20, arranged chronologically, that'll give you the chills: 1 Skip James, "Devil Got My Woman" (1930s): The...Tags: Jim Morrison, Celebrities and Health Issues, Epidemics and Plagues, Billie Holiday, Tom Waits
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Tunes from the crypt
It's Halloween and time for some scary songs and, no, I don't mean Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Mash." I mean really scary songs. Here are 20, arranged chronologically, that'll give you the chills: 1. Skip James, "Devil Got My Woman" (1930s): The...Tags: Jim Morrison, Celebrities and Health Issues, Billie Holiday, Epidemics and Plagues, Tom Waits
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October 13 - Live Music from American Idol's Jason Castro
WGN NewsWith his warm, evocative vocals and distinctive charisma, Jason Castro has already earned bountiful acclaim and a fervent fan following. The Texas-based tunesmith – best known as the third runner-up on the 2008 season of Fox's American Idol – is now hard...Tags: Christmas, Amazon.com Inc., David Cook, Leonard Cohen, WGN
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Just-announced concerts
Baltimore Sun reporterKISS at the Verizon Center on Oct. 13. Buckcherry will be the opening act. Tickets go on sale Aug. 29. 410-547-7328 or ticketmaster.com. Bruce Hornsby and The Noisemakers with The Wood Brothers (featuring Chris Wood of Medeski, Martin and Wood) at the...Tags: 1st Mariner Arena, Anthony Hamilton, Vince Gill, Beyonce, Jimmy Buffett
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Ann Powers
Ann Powers is the chief pop critic of the Los Angeles Times. She has devoted her life to thinking and writing about music, which is not what she always expected to do. That ringing in her ears is from too much time spent near the speakers. She is the co-...
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