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We can knock 'em, but the Police are good (Denver Post)
Before you get your underwear all knotted over the Police reunion tour, consider this: The band is overrated.
Keeping it all in the family (Boston Globe)
Given their family's musical history and sheer size, it's not a shock that the three O'Malley brothers who make up the Safes -- Frankie , 33; Patrick , 30; and Michael , 29 -- formed a rock band. What is surprising is that they didn't start a marching band.
Elvis Perkins: Heartbreaking but Hopeful (NPR)
World Cafe , February 20, 2007 · An up-and-coming folk-rock singer-songwriter who crafts brooding, timeless, sophisticated pop songs, Elvis Perkins has earned comparisons to Leonard Cohen and Bob Dylan.
JUSTIFIABLY PURPLE (New Orleans Times-Picayune)
Fat Tuesday, 1 p.m., in the shadow of the St. Louis Cathedral. The Panorama Jazz Band revels under watchful evangelical eyes. I'm on the phone with John Schaefer, host of New York public radio station WNYC-FM's daily "Soundcheck" show.
INTERVIEW- Chieftains: Iconic band offers all Irish all the time (The Hook)
Published February 22, 2007 in issue 0608 of the HooK.
Pop and Rock Listings (New York Times)
POP.
IMMIGRANT SONG (Orlando Weekly)
At first glance, Los Tigres del Norte are to norteņo music what Elvis is to rock & roll. One writer for the Los Angeles Times Magazine , after attending a Los Tigres concert in their home state of Sinaloa, Mexico, even likened the experience to seeing Elvis play in Memphis.
From Boss to Beatles, trib bands have it covered (Philadelphia Daily News)
THIS WEEKEND, John Lennon is sharing a "Day In His Life" in South Jersey, the Doors will rattle for a sold-out crowd in Sellersville, while the music of Radiohead resonates in Princeton.
Canadian idol (The Buffalo News)
Gordon Lightfoot is the quintessential Canadian songwriter. Honest, affable and adventurous, he has carried his canon across the border and back for more than four decades and counting.
The ukulele is poised for a comeback (The Record)
Harv McFine says he discovered the joys of the ukulele while working at his uncle's urinal cake factory. "There was a lot of downtime there," the 39-year-old Passaic resident said, "so I started playing my ukulele in the bathroom."
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We can knock 'em, but the Police are good (Denver Post)
Before you get your underwear all knotted over the Police reunion tour, consider this: The band is overrated.
Keeping it all in the family (Boston Globe)
Given their family's musical history and sheer size, it's not a shock that the three O'Malley brothers who make up the Safes -- Frankie , 33; Patrick , 30; and Michael , 29 -- formed a rock band. What is surprising is that they didn't start a marching band.
Elvis Perkins: Heartbreaking but Hopeful (NPR)
World Cafe , February 20, 2007 · An up-and-coming folk-rock singer-songwriter who crafts brooding, timeless, sophisticated pop songs, Elvis Perkins has earned comparisons to Leonard Cohen and Bob Dylan.
JUSTIFIABLY PURPLE (New Orleans Times-Picayune)
Fat Tuesday, 1 p.m., in the shadow of the St. Louis Cathedral. The Panorama Jazz Band revels under watchful evangelical eyes. I'm on the phone with John Schaefer, host of New York public radio station WNYC-FM's daily "Soundcheck" show.
INTERVIEW- Chieftains: Iconic band offers all Irish all the time (The Hook)
Published February 22, 2007 in issue 0608 of the HooK.
Pop and Rock Listings (New York Times)
POP.
IMMIGRANT SONG (Orlando Weekly)
At first glance, Los Tigres del Norte are to norteņo music what Elvis is to rock & roll. One writer for the Los Angeles Times Magazine , after attending a Los Tigres concert in their home state of Sinaloa, Mexico, even likened the experience to seeing Elvis play in Memphis.
From Boss to Beatles, trib bands have it covered (Philadelphia Daily News)
THIS WEEKEND, John Lennon is sharing a "Day In His Life" in South Jersey, the Doors will rattle for a sold-out crowd in Sellersville, while the music of Radiohead resonates in Princeton.
Canadian idol (The Buffalo News)
Gordon Lightfoot is the quintessential Canadian songwriter. Honest, affable and adventurous, he has carried his canon across the border and back for more than four decades and counting.
The ukulele is poised for a comeback (The Record)
Harv McFine says he discovered the joys of the ukulele while working at his uncle's urinal cake factory. "There was a lot of downtime there," the 39-year-old Passaic resident said, "so I started playing my ukulele in the bathroom."
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