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Rotary Club holds successful Crab Fest (Ashland Daily Tidings)
The Rotary Club of Ashland-Lithia Springs' 11th annual Crab Fest fundraising event held on Saturday, Feb. 10, was successful, with more than 325 attendees eating some 600 pounds of crab and bidding on 272 donated auction items.
Lemonheads rock and run (Penn State Collegian)
The lights go down, the band walks off the stage, but the only people leaving the concert are either too tired to stay or they don?t know what an encore is.
Oh No! Oh My! Oh No! Oh My! (Pitchfork)
The DIY ethic's nothing new, as any caveman will tell you, but in the indie universe it still matters, especially for bands relying on throngs of internet hype and scenesters' word of mouth.
The Wrecking Crew (American Heritage)
Was Hal Blaine one of your favorite musicians back in the 1960s? How about Larry Knechtel? Carol Kaye? Oh yes they were.
Bandiera the bandleader (Asbury Park Press)
The idea, it seems, was to avoid wearing costumes and wigs. The two-year-old ensemble known as the Jersey Shore Rock-N-Soul Revue ? a "tribute" band made up of Shore musicians led by guitarist Bobby Bandiera ? is the brainchild of Numa Saisselin, CEO of the Count Basie Theatre in Red Bank (where the revue performs). "I was ruminating on the success of Elvis imitators and 'Rat Pack' imitators," ...
Evan Dando returns with the re-formed Lemonheads (Pittsburgh City Paper)
A nostalgia fix for anyone who came of age in the heyday of alt rock.</... By Emily Lamison.
A New Generation Embraces the Theremin (The New York Sun)
During Armen Ra's last concert at the Gershwin Hotel, a concert audience sat transfixed at the sight onstage. Wearing heavy makeup and a simple black evening dress, the Armenian Mr. Ra stood in front of an odd machine with protruding antennae, his outstretched hands trembling, causing a weirdly compelling wailing, recognizable as tunes by Bizet, Chopin, and Puccini. "I also throw in things like ...
Get set to dance the weekend away (Vail Daily)
I hope everybody had a lovely Valentine's Day and enjoyed their time with someone special. Keep the magic going this weekend with some great music. Here are this weeks local music highlights.
Excerpt: 'What a Party!' (NPR)
I remember walking home from Bellevue Country Club in Syracuse late one afternoon when I was fourteen years old, and with each step I was more depressed. I had just spent five hours caddying, lugging two heavy golf bags up and down hills for a grand total of eight bucks. I didn't mind the work.
McAuliffe: Shorter 2008 Race Speeds Fundraising (NPR)
Candidates could spend a total of $1 billion to run for president in 2008. Former Democratic Party Chairman Terry McAuliffe says that presidential candidates can't be taken seriously unless they have serious money.
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Rotary Club holds successful Crab Fest (Ashland Daily Tidings)
The Rotary Club of Ashland-Lithia Springs' 11th annual Crab Fest fundraising event held on Saturday, Feb. 10, was successful, with more than 325 attendees eating some 600 pounds of crab and bidding on 272 donated auction items.
Lemonheads rock and run (Penn State Collegian)
The lights go down, the band walks off the stage, but the only people leaving the concert are either too tired to stay or they don?t know what an encore is.
Oh No! Oh My! Oh No! Oh My! (Pitchfork)
The DIY ethic's nothing new, as any caveman will tell you, but in the indie universe it still matters, especially for bands relying on throngs of internet hype and scenesters' word of mouth.
The Wrecking Crew (American Heritage)
Was Hal Blaine one of your favorite musicians back in the 1960s? How about Larry Knechtel? Carol Kaye? Oh yes they were.
Bandiera the bandleader (Asbury Park Press)
The idea, it seems, was to avoid wearing costumes and wigs. The two-year-old ensemble known as the Jersey Shore Rock-N-Soul Revue ? a "tribute" band made up of Shore musicians led by guitarist Bobby Bandiera ? is the brainchild of Numa Saisselin, CEO of the Count Basie Theatre in Red Bank (where the revue performs). "I was ruminating on the success of Elvis imitators and 'Rat Pack' imitators," ...
Evan Dando returns with the re-formed Lemonheads (Pittsburgh City Paper)
A nostalgia fix for anyone who came of age in the heyday of alt rock.</... By Emily Lamison.
A New Generation Embraces the Theremin (The New York Sun)
During Armen Ra's last concert at the Gershwin Hotel, a concert audience sat transfixed at the sight onstage. Wearing heavy makeup and a simple black evening dress, the Armenian Mr. Ra stood in front of an odd machine with protruding antennae, his outstretched hands trembling, causing a weirdly compelling wailing, recognizable as tunes by Bizet, Chopin, and Puccini. "I also throw in things like ...
Get set to dance the weekend away (Vail Daily)
I hope everybody had a lovely Valentine's Day and enjoyed their time with someone special. Keep the magic going this weekend with some great music. Here are this weeks local music highlights.
Excerpt: 'What a Party!' (NPR)
I remember walking home from Bellevue Country Club in Syracuse late one afternoon when I was fourteen years old, and with each step I was more depressed. I had just spent five hours caddying, lugging two heavy golf bags up and down hills for a grand total of eight bucks. I didn't mind the work.
McAuliffe: Shorter 2008 Race Speeds Fundraising (NPR)
Candidates could spend a total of $1 billion to run for president in 2008. Former Democratic Party Chairman Terry McAuliffe says that presidential candidates can't be taken seriously unless they have serious money.
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