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February 23rd: Entertainment History (KTHV Little Rock)
On February 23rd, 1957, Porter Wagoner joined the Grand Ole Opry. In 1965, Stan Laurel of the Laurel and Hardy comedy team died in Santa Monica, California. He was 74.
New reissue campaign pays tribute to 'Boogie' man (Inside Bay Area)
CONSIDER THIS a shout out to Shout! Factory. The Los Angeles-based record label deserves major kudos for its current reissue campaign in the name of the greatest bluesman to ever live in the
THIS WEEK: FEB. 23 to MARCH 1, 2007 (Times Leader)
Rob Ritchie, the Canadian singer-songwriter and pianist (formerly of Tanglefoot) performs in concert at the Red Carpet Café, Forty Fort Presbyterian Church, 1224 Wyoming Ave., Forty Fort. Saturday at 7 p.m. $3. 287-7097.
Van Halen's road plans have taken a rocky turn (Los Angeles Times)
For Van Halen, the stars seemed aligned for a triumphant 2007. Next month, the group will be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and the plan was to follow that with a summer reunion tour that would feature David Lee Roth back at the mike for the first time since the Reagan years.
Playing to a different beat (Daily News Journal)
EAGLEVILLE ? There was no pun intended when Eagleville basketball coach Joey Reed recalled a typical early season practice for his senior star guard Aaron Alldaffer, who is as proficient playing the drums as he is playing basketball.
Eagles' Henley: Let artists sing own songs (Fairview Observer)
Don Henley, a founding member of the Eagles, said the band and its management were contacted several weeks before the Grammy Awards and presented a number of proposals and requests.
Todd Wolfe plays Landmark (Newport News-Times)
New York rock and blues guitarist Todd Wolfe, a former member of Sheryl Crow's band, comes to the Landmark Lounge in Yachats for a performance with his band Wolfe at 8 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 18.
Commander at the controls (The Taunton Gazette)
TAUNTON - Though Commander Cody and the Lost Planet Airmen have been rockin' for more than three decades, their voyage is no where near over.
Loaded Deer Valley seeks repeat (The Arizona Republic)
Deer Valley is dreaming again.Guess that tends to happen when you win the state baseball title and seven starters return.
Jamestown stumbles in overtime (The Virginia Gazette)
JAMES CITY With a packed gymnasium of raucous fans, a fluffy bulldog mascot running around the court and the pounding drums from a high school band resonating in the background, the Brunswick High boys basketball team stormed the floor like a seasoned college basketball team ready for March Madness.
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February 23rd: Entertainment History (KTHV Little Rock)
On February 23rd, 1957, Porter Wagoner joined the Grand Ole Opry. In 1965, Stan Laurel of the Laurel and Hardy comedy team died in Santa Monica, California. He was 74.
New reissue campaign pays tribute to 'Boogie' man (Inside Bay Area)
CONSIDER THIS a shout out to Shout! Factory. The Los Angeles-based record label deserves major kudos for its current reissue campaign in the name of the greatest bluesman to ever live in the
THIS WEEK: FEB. 23 to MARCH 1, 2007 (Times Leader)
Rob Ritchie, the Canadian singer-songwriter and pianist (formerly of Tanglefoot) performs in concert at the Red Carpet Café, Forty Fort Presbyterian Church, 1224 Wyoming Ave., Forty Fort. Saturday at 7 p.m. $3. 287-7097.
Van Halen's road plans have taken a rocky turn (Los Angeles Times)
For Van Halen, the stars seemed aligned for a triumphant 2007. Next month, the group will be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and the plan was to follow that with a summer reunion tour that would feature David Lee Roth back at the mike for the first time since the Reagan years.
Playing to a different beat (Daily News Journal)
EAGLEVILLE ? There was no pun intended when Eagleville basketball coach Joey Reed recalled a typical early season practice for his senior star guard Aaron Alldaffer, who is as proficient playing the drums as he is playing basketball.
Eagles' Henley: Let artists sing own songs (Fairview Observer)
Don Henley, a founding member of the Eagles, said the band and its management were contacted several weeks before the Grammy Awards and presented a number of proposals and requests.
Todd Wolfe plays Landmark (Newport News-Times)
New York rock and blues guitarist Todd Wolfe, a former member of Sheryl Crow's band, comes to the Landmark Lounge in Yachats for a performance with his band Wolfe at 8 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 18.
Commander at the controls (The Taunton Gazette)
TAUNTON - Though Commander Cody and the Lost Planet Airmen have been rockin' for more than three decades, their voyage is no where near over.
Loaded Deer Valley seeks repeat (The Arizona Republic)
Deer Valley is dreaming again.Guess that tends to happen when you win the state baseball title and seven starters return.
Jamestown stumbles in overtime (The Virginia Gazette)
JAMES CITY With a packed gymnasium of raucous fans, a fluffy bulldog mascot running around the court and the pounding drums from a high school band resonating in the background, the Brunswick High boys basketball team stormed the floor like a seasoned college basketball team ready for March Madness.
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