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Why Bruce Springsteen wants you to go see Gary U.S. Bonds (Miami New Times)
Two fans can be as affirming as two million, if they happen to be Steve Van Zandt and Bruce Springsteen. The E Streeters paid tribute to their hero, Gary U.S. Bonds, by making his classic pounder, "Quarter to Three," an encore staple for years. They also ended up writing and producing most of two ...
Sound menu (Creative Loafing Atlanta)
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ARTS: Our Critics Picks (Nashville Scene)
The local rock scene can be a real bitch, chewing up and spitting out even the most hard-boiled veterans. Kevin Thornton was once its latest casualty: after being lauded as a New South version of Rufus Wainwright and courting BMI execs in black suits, Thornton?s momentum ground to a halt.
John Goodspeed: Byrd to play Cowboys (San Antonio Express-News)
'Different Things' and old hits on tap
Weekender ? Concerts calendar for Feb. 9-15 (San Antonio Express-News)
Stories and features on music
Riding High with Roy (Conroe Bulletin)
Texas rock & roll has had its share of great talents over the years: Roy Orbison, Buddy Holly, The Sir Douglas Quintet, the Bobby Fuller Four, Edgar & Johnny Winter, Archie Bell & The Drells, Janis Joplin, ZZ Top; but few have been as enduring as Roy Head, a journeyman musician that fused rock music with old school rhythm and blues and down-home country that has stood the test of time and ...
Life's a song (The Times-News)
TWIN FALLS - Jason Houser planted the Seeds of success at Twin Falls High School in the 1980s. "I always had music running through my head," said Houser, a successful 36-year-old Nashville songwriter who's coming home next week to present his Seeds Family Worship concert.
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Why Bruce Springsteen wants you to go see Gary U.S. Bonds (Miami New Times)
Two fans can be as affirming as two million, if they happen to be Steve Van Zandt and Bruce Springsteen. The E Streeters paid tribute to their hero, Gary U.S. Bonds, by making his classic pounder, "Quarter to Three," an encore staple for years. They also ended up writing and producing most of two ...
Sound menu (Creative Loafing Atlanta)
CL 's picks for the week's best shows...
ARTS: Our Critics Picks (Nashville Scene)
The local rock scene can be a real bitch, chewing up and spitting out even the most hard-boiled veterans. Kevin Thornton was once its latest casualty: after being lauded as a New South version of Rufus Wainwright and courting BMI execs in black suits, Thornton?s momentum ground to a halt.
John Goodspeed: Byrd to play Cowboys (San Antonio Express-News)
'Different Things' and old hits on tap
Weekender ? Concerts calendar for Feb. 9-15 (San Antonio Express-News)
Stories and features on music
Riding High with Roy (Conroe Bulletin)
Texas rock & roll has had its share of great talents over the years: Roy Orbison, Buddy Holly, The Sir Douglas Quintet, the Bobby Fuller Four, Edgar & Johnny Winter, Archie Bell & The Drells, Janis Joplin, ZZ Top; but few have been as enduring as Roy Head, a journeyman musician that fused rock music with old school rhythm and blues and down-home country that has stood the test of time and ...
Life's a song (The Times-News)
TWIN FALLS - Jason Houser planted the Seeds of success at Twin Falls High School in the 1980s. "I always had music running through my head," said Houser, a successful 36-year-old Nashville songwriter who's coming home next week to present his Seeds Family Worship concert.
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