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Neeley happy to be playing god, again (Bozeman Daily Chronicle)
When you play god you can call whenever you want. More than two hours late, Ted Neeley, Jesus in the traveling stage version of "Jesus Christ Superstar" finally called.
Nine Questions (Tucson Weekly)
Irene Gibbs
Don Byron: Moving Towards the Idiomatic (All About Jazz)
Don Byron is one the most familiar names in contemporary jazz music and by far the most prominent clarinet player of the last 20 years. Born in the Bronx?and proud of it?Byron was introduced to an eclectic world of music and culture at a very young age by his pianist mother and bass-playing father.
Jazzman nods to R&B hero (San Francisco Chronicle)
Breaking the mold of jazz musicians is a habit with dreadlocked reedman Don Byron. The Bronx native is one of the few prominent African American jazz clarinetists to have emerged since the 1940s, when the instrument, closely associated with Dixieland and...
New groups at Depot; Epiphany Series ends (Billings Outpost)
Scott Prinzing Lynette Larson, on flute, and Laurel Linde, clarinet, perform as part of the Sweetgrass Winds at the Yellowstone Chamber Players concert Sunday.
Sunday, February 18 (Billings Outpost)
?Those Montana Old-Time Fiddlers of District 4 are back for another dance and jam. 1-5 p.m., Moose Lodge, 131 Calhoun Lane. ?Eighty-five actors, singers and dancers, most of them students, star in ?High School Musical,? a production of the drama committee of the Associated Students of MSU-Billings.
Bless Your Heart Music to Release Solo from Mother's Finest Bassist, Wyzard (...
WASHINGTON, Ga.----Bless Your Heart Music, LLC is celebrating Valentine's Day and the anniversary of its first year in business by announcing a joint venture with Jerry "Wyzard" Seay that includes plans to release Primal Incantation, the very first solo release from Mother's Finest's famed bassist.
Glover finds Living Colour intensity in 'Superstar' (The Salt Lake Tribune)
The touring life is nothing new to Corey Glover. As the longtime lead singer of pioneering rock band Living Colour, he's crossed the world in vans, buses and planes, performed nightly for months on end and been both the star of the show and the opening act for megastars like the Rolling Stones. For six months, Glover's been on the road again.
Review: Tepid 'Superstar' doesn't really rock (The Salt Lake Tribune)
Whatever controversy surrounded the big screen release of "Jesus Christ Superstar" in 1973 has dissipated considerably in 34 years. It seems the agitators these days are promoters trying to keep the storm brewing, so they can sell more tickets. The rock musical portrayal of Jesus Christ's passion is shown through the skeptical eyes of disaffected apostle Judas Iscariot, played by Grammy ...
Composer Brings Responsibility to the Table (The Morning News)
"I wake up every morning and ask myself, 'Whom am I responsible for?'" Daniel Bernard Roumain said Monday.
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Neeley happy to be playing god, again (Bozeman Daily Chronicle)
When you play god you can call whenever you want. More than two hours late, Ted Neeley, Jesus in the traveling stage version of "Jesus Christ Superstar" finally called.
Nine Questions (Tucson Weekly)
Irene Gibbs
Don Byron: Moving Towards the Idiomatic (All About Jazz)
Don Byron is one the most familiar names in contemporary jazz music and by far the most prominent clarinet player of the last 20 years. Born in the Bronx?and proud of it?Byron was introduced to an eclectic world of music and culture at a very young age by his pianist mother and bass-playing father.
Jazzman nods to R&B hero (San Francisco Chronicle)
Breaking the mold of jazz musicians is a habit with dreadlocked reedman Don Byron. The Bronx native is one of the few prominent African American jazz clarinetists to have emerged since the 1940s, when the instrument, closely associated with Dixieland and...
New groups at Depot; Epiphany Series ends (Billings Outpost)
Scott Prinzing Lynette Larson, on flute, and Laurel Linde, clarinet, perform as part of the Sweetgrass Winds at the Yellowstone Chamber Players concert Sunday.
Sunday, February 18 (Billings Outpost)
?Those Montana Old-Time Fiddlers of District 4 are back for another dance and jam. 1-5 p.m., Moose Lodge, 131 Calhoun Lane. ?Eighty-five actors, singers and dancers, most of them students, star in ?High School Musical,? a production of the drama committee of the Associated Students of MSU-Billings.
Bless Your Heart Music to Release Solo from Mother's Finest Bassist, Wyzard (...
WASHINGTON, Ga.----Bless Your Heart Music, LLC is celebrating Valentine's Day and the anniversary of its first year in business by announcing a joint venture with Jerry "Wyzard" Seay that includes plans to release Primal Incantation, the very first solo release from Mother's Finest's famed bassist.
Glover finds Living Colour intensity in 'Superstar' (The Salt Lake Tribune)
The touring life is nothing new to Corey Glover. As the longtime lead singer of pioneering rock band Living Colour, he's crossed the world in vans, buses and planes, performed nightly for months on end and been both the star of the show and the opening act for megastars like the Rolling Stones. For six months, Glover's been on the road again.
Review: Tepid 'Superstar' doesn't really rock (The Salt Lake Tribune)
Whatever controversy surrounded the big screen release of "Jesus Christ Superstar" in 1973 has dissipated considerably in 34 years. It seems the agitators these days are promoters trying to keep the storm brewing, so they can sell more tickets. The rock musical portrayal of Jesus Christ's passion is shown through the skeptical eyes of disaffected apostle Judas Iscariot, played by Grammy ...
Composer Brings Responsibility to the Table (The Morning News)
"I wake up every morning and ask myself, 'Whom am I responsible for?'" Daniel Bernard Roumain said Monday.
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