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Guilty Pleasures -- Twin Bridges Inn (Yakima Herald-Republic)
Guilty Pleasures wholeheartedly apologizes for the absence of self-involved ramblings the past two weeks.
POP MUSIC'S `SUPERGROUPS' (San Jose Mercury News)
Pop music has had lots of big names who've taken breaks from their regular gigs to join forces with other big names. The happy results are music's ``supergroups.'' Here's a select history of notable supergroups:
Hunk of burning love (The San Luis Obispo Tribune)
An hour before dress rehearsal, Cayce Clayton is sitting outside the San Luis Obispo Little Theater, gently brushing the black peach fuzz that is growing along his upper jaw line.
A proud past comes tumbling back (The News-Press)
One day in May 1995, Bernice Walker stood on Edwards Drive, across the street from the Fort Myers Exhibition Hall, and took a picture.
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," ...
Out & About (The Salt Lake Tribune)
Show of the week I could easily rave about Patty Larkin's wicked wit and the ease with which she delivers a clever twist of phrase in the songs spanning her 20-year folk-pop career. And I could tell you to check out her show based solely on her vocal prowess. But this time, allow me to hail the singer/songwriter for her wickedly sly guitar skills.
Love me tender (Durango Herald)
The King strode into Ken & Sue's restaurant shortly after 1 p.m. as Valentine's Day diners were moving on to champagne. He plugged in his portable music player, shook his hips and launched into "Burning Love."
Childers delivers again (Creative Loafing Charlotte)
Roots rocker and Modern Don Juans are Burning in Hell ... By El Diablo.
Songs for getting over a heartbreak (Potomac News)
It was the perfect relationship. Everything was going great. You were in love. Then, came "The Talk." Now it's over and you're alone on Valentine's Day. Your lover is with someone else, and you can't move on.
Soccer complex fund-raiser features Joni Morris (Oroville Mercury-Register)
Looking for entertainment that's classical country, lots of fun and a little Ca-ra-zy? You can have that in Joni Morris. Inspired by Patsy Cline and other country music greats, Joni pays homage to them with shows like "Legendary Ladies of Country Music" and "Portrait of Patsy Cline."
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Guilty Pleasures -- Twin Bridges Inn (Yakima Herald-Republic)
Guilty Pleasures wholeheartedly apologizes for the absence of self-involved ramblings the past two weeks.
POP MUSIC'S `SUPERGROUPS' (San Jose Mercury News)
Pop music has had lots of big names who've taken breaks from their regular gigs to join forces with other big names. The happy results are music's ``supergroups.'' Here's a select history of notable supergroups:
Hunk of burning love (The San Luis Obispo Tribune)
An hour before dress rehearsal, Cayce Clayton is sitting outside the San Luis Obispo Little Theater, gently brushing the black peach fuzz that is growing along his upper jaw line.
A proud past comes tumbling back (The News-Press)
One day in May 1995, Bernice Walker stood on Edwards Drive, across the street from the Fort Myers Exhibition Hall, and took a picture.
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," ...
Out & About (The Salt Lake Tribune)
Show of the week I could easily rave about Patty Larkin's wicked wit and the ease with which she delivers a clever twist of phrase in the songs spanning her 20-year folk-pop career. And I could tell you to check out her show based solely on her vocal prowess. But this time, allow me to hail the singer/songwriter for her wickedly sly guitar skills.
Love me tender (Durango Herald)
The King strode into Ken & Sue's restaurant shortly after 1 p.m. as Valentine's Day diners were moving on to champagne. He plugged in his portable music player, shook his hips and launched into "Burning Love."
Childers delivers again (Creative Loafing Charlotte)
Roots rocker and Modern Don Juans are Burning in Hell ... By El Diablo.
Songs for getting over a heartbreak (Potomac News)
It was the perfect relationship. Everything was going great. You were in love. Then, came "The Talk." Now it's over and you're alone on Valentine's Day. Your lover is with someone else, and you can't move on.
Soccer complex fund-raiser features Joni Morris (Oroville Mercury-Register)
Looking for entertainment that's classical country, lots of fun and a little Ca-ra-zy? You can have that in Joni Morris. Inspired by Patsy Cline and other country music greats, Joni pays homage to them with shows like "Legendary Ladies of Country Music" and "Portrait of Patsy Cline."
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