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Tigers shake off Buchtel (IndeOnline.com)
It was anything but an Instant Classic, but when you?re trying to fight your way into the playoffs, anything will work. Certainly, the Massillon Tigers aren?t about to give back the 27-12 victory they secured over the Buchtel Griffins on Friday night in front of 7,728 at Paul Brown Tiger Stadium.
Forward.com (Forward)
What would happen if Bob Dylan released a politically potent sequel to ?The Times They Are a-Changin?? complete with blistering attacks on the War on Terror, the government?s creeping encroachment upon civil liberties, and the persistence of prejudice and discrimination?
Secret Machines Sign To Sire; Full-Length Debut Due in 2004 (Pitchfork)
Secret Machines have just mastered their full-length debut for Warner-affiliated Sire Records, according to guitarist Benjamin Curtis. "We have been working on it off and on since the Spring of '03," Curtis informed Pitchfork through the magic of Friendster.
Once, all Crystals needed was Love (Inside Bay Area)
Q:CAN YOU tell me why some songs by the Crystals were performed by the original group while others are performed by Darlene Love? A: One of the most famous girl groups of the early'60s, the Crystals
Kennedys hosting CD release party Friday (Phoenixville Phoenix)
PHOENIXVILLE - The Kennedys will be hosting a CD release party for their latest CD, "Songs Of The Open Road," at the Steel City Coffee House this Friday night, September 29, 2006 at 8:30 p.m.
James McMurtry Wins Two Americana Awards (cmt.com)
Singer-songwriter James McMurtry accepted two trophies at the fifth annual Americana Honors & Awards show during an evening highlighted by a performance from Elvis Costello and Allen Toussaint.
Pop guitarist Casey dies (The Arizona Republic)
Phoenix-bred guitarist Al Casey, who died this week at age 69, helped put Phoenix on the pop-music map.
Award-winning fiddler to perform at Indian fest, Capitol Theatre (Macon Teleg...
Native American fiddler extraordinaire Arvel Bird is not letting a leaky RV get in his way. Bird, who will perform with his band One Nation at the Ocmulgee Indian Celebration this weekend and a concert at the Capitol Theatre Saturday night, has been putting in the miles. "The good news is, the leak stopped," Bird said in a phone interview from the "boot heel of Missouri."
TEN DAYS CALENDAR (Macon Telegraph)
FRIDAY Sept. 15 Sweet Betty and Tommy Brown Noon Two veteran Atlanta blues singers are joined by the Breeze Kings for the final installment of the Brown Bag Boogie concert series, held in a tent in the parking lot of the Georgia Music Hall of Fame, 200 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. 751-3334. Free.
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Tigers shake off Buchtel (IndeOnline.com)
It was anything but an Instant Classic, but when you?re trying to fight your way into the playoffs, anything will work. Certainly, the Massillon Tigers aren?t about to give back the 27-12 victory they secured over the Buchtel Griffins on Friday night in front of 7,728 at Paul Brown Tiger Stadium.
Forward.com (Forward)
What would happen if Bob Dylan released a politically potent sequel to ?The Times They Are a-Changin?? complete with blistering attacks on the War on Terror, the government?s creeping encroachment upon civil liberties, and the persistence of prejudice and discrimination?
Secret Machines Sign To Sire; Full-Length Debut Due in 2004 (Pitchfork)
Secret Machines have just mastered their full-length debut for Warner-affiliated Sire Records, according to guitarist Benjamin Curtis. "We have been working on it off and on since the Spring of '03," Curtis informed Pitchfork through the magic of Friendster.
Once, all Crystals needed was Love (Inside Bay Area)
Q:CAN YOU tell me why some songs by the Crystals were performed by the original group while others are performed by Darlene Love? A: One of the most famous girl groups of the early'60s, the Crystals
Kennedys hosting CD release party Friday (Phoenixville Phoenix)
PHOENIXVILLE - The Kennedys will be hosting a CD release party for their latest CD, "Songs Of The Open Road," at the Steel City Coffee House this Friday night, September 29, 2006 at 8:30 p.m.
James McMurtry Wins Two Americana Awards (cmt.com)
Singer-songwriter James McMurtry accepted two trophies at the fifth annual Americana Honors & Awards show during an evening highlighted by a performance from Elvis Costello and Allen Toussaint.
Pop guitarist Casey dies (The Arizona Republic)
Phoenix-bred guitarist Al Casey, who died this week at age 69, helped put Phoenix on the pop-music map.
Award-winning fiddler to perform at Indian fest, Capitol Theatre (Macon Teleg...
Native American fiddler extraordinaire Arvel Bird is not letting a leaky RV get in his way. Bird, who will perform with his band One Nation at the Ocmulgee Indian Celebration this weekend and a concert at the Capitol Theatre Saturday night, has been putting in the miles. "The good news is, the leak stopped," Bird said in a phone interview from the "boot heel of Missouri."
TEN DAYS CALENDAR (Macon Telegraph)
FRIDAY Sept. 15 Sweet Betty and Tommy Brown Noon Two veteran Atlanta blues singers are joined by the Breeze Kings for the final installment of the Brown Bag Boogie concert series, held in a tent in the parking lot of the Georgia Music Hall of Fame, 200 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. 751-3334. Free.
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