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UPDATE: Memories roll in for band member (Daily Press)
The funeral for popular musician and bandleader Kenneth W. Hunt will be held 11 a.m. Thursday at First Baptist Church, Denbigh, 3628 Campbell Road, Newport News. Burial will follow at Parklawn Memorial Park.
George Strait, Ronnie Milsap Heat Up Chicago Concert (cmt.com)
CHICAGO -- One's 64. One's 54. And one's only 17.
REGIONAL CONCERTS (The Wichita Eagle)
COTILLION BALLROOM, 11120 W. Kellogg. Tickets available at Select-A-Seat outlets, the Cotillion and plant employee clubs. Charge by phone and information, 316-722-4201.
SOUND CHECKS Notable Shows in the Next Week (Charleston City Paper)
Based in Macon and Atlanta, veteran jam-rock band Moonshine Still are known among locals for high-energy live performances and funky guitar and percussion work.
Texan brings tales to life in country hits (The Columbus Dispatch)
If George Strait had sung all 54 of his No. 1 country hits Saturday night in Nationwide Arena, his set would have lasted three hours. As it was, the Texan played about half that long and delivered about half as many tunes. Not all of them were hits but most contributed to a warmly satisfying show.
Concert Review: George Strait delivers a high-powered country hit parade (Pit...
The music ranged from ballads to barnburners, with nods to classic country, western swing and the blues. The vocals sounded warm and pitch-perfect. The 10-piece band adeptly picked, plunked and pounded.
George Strait still tells great stories with his music (The Columbus Dispatch)
If George Strait had sung all 54 of his No. 1 country hits last night in Nationwide Arena, his set would have lasted three hours. As it was, the Texan played about half that long and delivered about half as many tunes. Not all of them were hits but most contributed to a warmly satisfying show.
Ozark Jubilee fundraiser benefits NL FCCLA (Paris News)
Randy Newman, also known as Doofus Doolittle, brings his Ozark Jubilee from Branson, Mo., to North Lamar High School auditorium Saturday. The event, benefiting North Lamar FCCLA, features eight remarkable musicians, one well-known local band and a fiddle-playing clown for one performance.
Florida State Fair continues (Bradenton Herald)
The 103rd annual Florida State Fair continues through Monday. Gates open at 9 a.m. each day. There will be games, rides, livestock, a circus and concerts galore at the fairground.
Weekend Hotlist (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
This weekend is pretty well-stocked with things to do and places to be, but getting there might not be easy. For starters, your car might still be buried in snow and ice.
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UPDATE: Memories roll in for band member (Daily Press)
The funeral for popular musician and bandleader Kenneth W. Hunt will be held 11 a.m. Thursday at First Baptist Church, Denbigh, 3628 Campbell Road, Newport News. Burial will follow at Parklawn Memorial Park.
George Strait, Ronnie Milsap Heat Up Chicago Concert (cmt.com)
CHICAGO -- One's 64. One's 54. And one's only 17.
REGIONAL CONCERTS (The Wichita Eagle)
COTILLION BALLROOM, 11120 W. Kellogg. Tickets available at Select-A-Seat outlets, the Cotillion and plant employee clubs. Charge by phone and information, 316-722-4201.
SOUND CHECKS Notable Shows in the Next Week (Charleston City Paper)
Based in Macon and Atlanta, veteran jam-rock band Moonshine Still are known among locals for high-energy live performances and funky guitar and percussion work.
Texan brings tales to life in country hits (The Columbus Dispatch)
If George Strait had sung all 54 of his No. 1 country hits Saturday night in Nationwide Arena, his set would have lasted three hours. As it was, the Texan played about half that long and delivered about half as many tunes. Not all of them were hits but most contributed to a warmly satisfying show.
Concert Review: George Strait delivers a high-powered country hit parade (Pit...
The music ranged from ballads to barnburners, with nods to classic country, western swing and the blues. The vocals sounded warm and pitch-perfect. The 10-piece band adeptly picked, plunked and pounded.
George Strait still tells great stories with his music (The Columbus Dispatch)
If George Strait had sung all 54 of his No. 1 country hits last night in Nationwide Arena, his set would have lasted three hours. As it was, the Texan played about half that long and delivered about half as many tunes. Not all of them were hits but most contributed to a warmly satisfying show.
Ozark Jubilee fundraiser benefits NL FCCLA (Paris News)
Randy Newman, also known as Doofus Doolittle, brings his Ozark Jubilee from Branson, Mo., to North Lamar High School auditorium Saturday. The event, benefiting North Lamar FCCLA, features eight remarkable musicians, one well-known local band and a fiddle-playing clown for one performance.
Florida State Fair continues (Bradenton Herald)
The 103rd annual Florida State Fair continues through Monday. Gates open at 9 a.m. each day. There will be games, rides, livestock, a circus and concerts galore at the fairground.
Weekend Hotlist (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
This weekend is pretty well-stocked with things to do and places to be, but getting there might not be easy. For starters, your car might still be buried in snow and ice.
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