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Multi-Instrumentalist Mary Wiles' Country Boogie "Trainliner" Hits Radio Char...
Multi-instrumentalist and award winning songwriter Mary Wiles, who’s songs from "Why Not Take a Chance" have been riding the Top 100 radio charts over the last year, has achieved another radio milestone with her latest single "Trainliner," which just hit #3 on God’s Country International Radio Chart, and #10 on the National Country Gospel Chart. This upbeat country rock boogie song
Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Texas, Angie Summers Column: Gala to Spur Donations...
By Angie Summers, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Texas Oct. 9--Get your jeans starched and boots polished, because it's time for the 18th annual Silver Spurs gala at Lone Star Park in Grand Prairie.
Fair selection of talent Byrd, Hobbs, duo of Morrison-Williams will take the ...
There will be some big names and a new flavor at the 2006 Rockdale Fair. Headliner for Saturday night?s event is country superstar Tracy Byrd, who has 13 top-10 singles under his belt buckle.
Ingram brings music festival to Floore's (San Antonio Express News)
Jack Ingram apologizes to fans used to his Real. American. Music. Festival. being on Labor Day weekend. But he was up north at the time, on one of some 40 tour dates with Brooks & Dunn.
Concert to benefit Sawtooth wildfire victims this week (Desert Sun)
The American Red Cross will hold a concert Friday to benefit Sawtooth/Pionertown wildfire victims and prepare for the possibility of future Morongo Basin disasters.
American Red Cross to hold benefit concert at Fantasy Springs for victims of ...
The American Red Cross will hold a concert to benefit Sawtooth/Pionertown wildfire victims and future Morongo Basin disasters, on Friday, Sept. 29 in the Fantasy Lounge at Fantasy Springs Resort and Casino, 84245 Indio Springs Pkwy., Indio.
Banton represents best in Jamaican beats (The Columbus Dispatch)
Banton is one of contemporary reggae?s biggest stars, remaining on top of the Jamaican charts for most of the past 14 years. His mix of roots reggae, dancehall and R &B captures the breadth of current Jamaican styles.
Fishing access a worry (Worcester Telegram & Gazette)
There are more people than ever enjoying water sports, but fishermen here in Massachusetts and across the country don't seem to mind sharing water surface. However, a major concern is whether they will be able to get on their favorite body of water in the future.
City Council candidates to air views in forum (Palm Springs and Coachella Val...
INDIAN WELLS -- A City Council candidates forum, organized by the Indian Wells Chamber of Commerce, is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Oct. 17 at the Indian Wells Country Club clubhouse.
THIS WEEK IN THE ARTS (The Columbus Dispatch)
? Christopher Purdy of WOSU (89.7 FM) will present the first of three free discussions about classical music at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the Upper Arlington Public Library, 2800 Tremont Rd. The topic this week: "The Women in Mozart?s Life." Purdy will also discuss Richard Wagner?s Tristan und Isolde (Sept. 20) and Gertrude Stein and Virgil Thomson (Sept. 27). Call 614-486-9621.
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Multi-Instrumentalist Mary Wiles' Country Boogie "Trainliner" Hits Radio Char...
Multi-instrumentalist and award winning songwriter Mary Wiles, who’s songs from "Why Not Take a Chance" have been riding the Top 100 radio charts over the last year, has achieved another radio milestone with her latest single "Trainliner," which just hit #3 on God’s Country International Radio Chart, and #10 on the National Country Gospel Chart. This upbeat country rock boogie song
Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Texas, Angie Summers Column: Gala to Spur Donations...
By Angie Summers, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Texas Oct. 9--Get your jeans starched and boots polished, because it's time for the 18th annual Silver Spurs gala at Lone Star Park in Grand Prairie.
Fair selection of talent Byrd, Hobbs, duo of Morrison-Williams will take the ...
There will be some big names and a new flavor at the 2006 Rockdale Fair. Headliner for Saturday night?s event is country superstar Tracy Byrd, who has 13 top-10 singles under his belt buckle.
Ingram brings music festival to Floore's (San Antonio Express News)
Jack Ingram apologizes to fans used to his Real. American. Music. Festival. being on Labor Day weekend. But he was up north at the time, on one of some 40 tour dates with Brooks & Dunn.
Concert to benefit Sawtooth wildfire victims this week (Desert Sun)
The American Red Cross will hold a concert Friday to benefit Sawtooth/Pionertown wildfire victims and prepare for the possibility of future Morongo Basin disasters.
American Red Cross to hold benefit concert at Fantasy Springs for victims of ...
The American Red Cross will hold a concert to benefit Sawtooth/Pionertown wildfire victims and future Morongo Basin disasters, on Friday, Sept. 29 in the Fantasy Lounge at Fantasy Springs Resort and Casino, 84245 Indio Springs Pkwy., Indio.
Banton represents best in Jamaican beats (The Columbus Dispatch)
Banton is one of contemporary reggae?s biggest stars, remaining on top of the Jamaican charts for most of the past 14 years. His mix of roots reggae, dancehall and R &B captures the breadth of current Jamaican styles.
Fishing access a worry (Worcester Telegram & Gazette)
There are more people than ever enjoying water sports, but fishermen here in Massachusetts and across the country don't seem to mind sharing water surface. However, a major concern is whether they will be able to get on their favorite body of water in the future.
City Council candidates to air views in forum (Palm Springs and Coachella Val...
INDIAN WELLS -- A City Council candidates forum, organized by the Indian Wells Chamber of Commerce, is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Oct. 17 at the Indian Wells Country Club clubhouse.
THIS WEEK IN THE ARTS (The Columbus Dispatch)
? Christopher Purdy of WOSU (89.7 FM) will present the first of three free discussions about classical music at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the Upper Arlington Public Library, 2800 Tremont Rd. The topic this week: "The Women in Mozart?s Life." Purdy will also discuss Richard Wagner?s Tristan und Isolde (Sept. 20) and Gertrude Stein and Virgil Thomson (Sept. 27). Call 614-486-9621.
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