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Guitar hero Cropper still mourning Otis Redding (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
Guitarist Steve Cropper loves to tell how he auditioned Otis Redding, but there is nothing but pain when he recalls the day the soul-music giant died in a plane crash 40 years ago this year.
Noise Pop: Miss him? (San Francisco Bay Guardian)
The first time Roky Erickson performed in San Francisco was in the summer of 1966, fronting his Austin, Texas, band the 13th Floor Elevators, whose garage rock classic "You're Gonna Miss Me" was rising up the national charts.
Hana Pestle on stage; ENDever recording DVD (Billings Outpost)
Scott Prinzing Caption: After playing a 45 minute set with his trio, Half Open, Matt Rogers played 90 minutes with the Smokey Lane Allstars Saturday night at the Depot.
Guitarist Steve Cropper still haunted by Redding (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
For Guitarist Steve Cropper, the day the music died was not February 3, 1959, when Buddy Holly died. It was an icy Dec 10, 1967, when the plane carrying a 26-year-old Otis Redding went down in a Wisconsin lake.
When White Bands Covered Motown Hits (Blogcritics.org)
Watching Justin Timberlake on the Grammy Awards show last Sunday, I was finally won over; his calculated campaign to remake his career from boy-band heartthrob into credible artist has worked. For Justin, this has involved earning his street creds as a white musician who can channel black styles like hip-hop and R&B. The beauty part is, he didn?t even have to act like a thug, unlike Eminem ...
DOUBLE DATE (The Buffalo News)
This weekend, HSBC Arena hosts a pair of shows loaded with sex appeal. Which will you choose?
Ike Turner wins first Grammy since 1972 (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
Rock 'n' roll pioneer Ike Turner, whose musical achievements were largely overshadowed by the notoriety he received after his former wife and recording partner Tina Turner said he had abused her, won his first Grammy Award since 1972 on Sunday.
Kids' musician Bill Harley organizes a community with each performance (The P...
This story originally ran in The Providence Journal on Thursday, May 13, 2004 under the following headline: Up to no good -- Kids' musician and social activist Bill Harley opens a new show at Trinity Rep.
One step behind (Chicago Sun-Times)
As the Recording Academy gears up to celebrate half a century of handing out golden gramophones -- tonight's Grammy ceremony in Los Angeles is the 49th annual -- it's worth looking at how the Grammy Awards actually work.
Hendrix among best; small crowd hears great duo (Billings Outpost)
Scott Prinzing arbara Gulick pulls out all the stops in the organ gallery of First English Lutheran Church at last Friday?s Epiphany recital. Photo by Scott Prinzing
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Guitar hero Cropper still mourning Otis Redding (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
Guitarist Steve Cropper loves to tell how he auditioned Otis Redding, but there is nothing but pain when he recalls the day the soul-music giant died in a plane crash 40 years ago this year.
Noise Pop: Miss him? (San Francisco Bay Guardian)
The first time Roky Erickson performed in San Francisco was in the summer of 1966, fronting his Austin, Texas, band the 13th Floor Elevators, whose garage rock classic "You're Gonna Miss Me" was rising up the national charts.
Hana Pestle on stage; ENDever recording DVD (Billings Outpost)
Scott Prinzing Caption: After playing a 45 minute set with his trio, Half Open, Matt Rogers played 90 minutes with the Smokey Lane Allstars Saturday night at the Depot.
Guitarist Steve Cropper still haunted by Redding (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
For Guitarist Steve Cropper, the day the music died was not February 3, 1959, when Buddy Holly died. It was an icy Dec 10, 1967, when the plane carrying a 26-year-old Otis Redding went down in a Wisconsin lake.
When White Bands Covered Motown Hits (Blogcritics.org)
Watching Justin Timberlake on the Grammy Awards show last Sunday, I was finally won over; his calculated campaign to remake his career from boy-band heartthrob into credible artist has worked. For Justin, this has involved earning his street creds as a white musician who can channel black styles like hip-hop and R&B. The beauty part is, he didn?t even have to act like a thug, unlike Eminem ...
DOUBLE DATE (The Buffalo News)
This weekend, HSBC Arena hosts a pair of shows loaded with sex appeal. Which will you choose?
Ike Turner wins first Grammy since 1972 (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
Rock 'n' roll pioneer Ike Turner, whose musical achievements were largely overshadowed by the notoriety he received after his former wife and recording partner Tina Turner said he had abused her, won his first Grammy Award since 1972 on Sunday.
Kids' musician Bill Harley organizes a community with each performance (The P...
This story originally ran in The Providence Journal on Thursday, May 13, 2004 under the following headline: Up to no good -- Kids' musician and social activist Bill Harley opens a new show at Trinity Rep.
One step behind (Chicago Sun-Times)
As the Recording Academy gears up to celebrate half a century of handing out golden gramophones -- tonight's Grammy ceremony in Los Angeles is the 49th annual -- it's worth looking at how the Grammy Awards actually work.
Hendrix among best; small crowd hears great duo (Billings Outpost)
Scott Prinzing arbara Gulick pulls out all the stops in the organ gallery of First English Lutheran Church at last Friday?s Epiphany recital. Photo by Scott Prinzing
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