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Music Review: Lonesome Spurs (Blogcritics.org)
In the movie Walk the Line , when Johnny Cash tries for the first time to get a record deal, legendary producer Sam Phillips listens to his song and tells him, "I don't believe you." Listening to the two-piece, Lonesome Spur's self-titled release, that's exactly what I keep thinking -- I don't believe them. Danny B. Harvey's guitar is technically fine and there's nothing wrong per se with
Hallmark gets into music (Lawrence Journal-World)
Hallmark Cards Inc., the nation?s leading card company known for its traditional values, suddenly is rocking. The company?s new Sound Cards ? the first line ever to use original songs from original artists ? have young and old tuning into everything from Johnny Cash?s ?Ring of Fire? to the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Tim McGraw to the Rolling Stones. Feeling frisky? Let Marvin Gaye tell your
Hallmark greeting cards say it with music (Houston Chronicle)
Hallmark Cards, known for its traditional values, is suddenly rocking. The company's new Sound Cards, the first line ever to use original songs from original artists, have young and old tuning in to everything from Johnny Cash performing Ring of Fire to the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Tim McGraw to the Rolling Stones.
HALLMARK SINGS A NEW TUNE (Miami Herald)
Hallmark Cards Inc., the nation's leading card company known for its traditional values, has struck a chord with consumers. The company's new Sound Cards -- the first line ever to use original songs from original artists -- have young and old tuning into everything from Johnny Cash's Ring of Fire to the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Tim McGraw to the Rolling Stones.
U2 reveal further 'Best Of' details (NME)
Title and live release unveiled
Local concerts (Northwest Herald)
The following are upcoming concerts scheduled in the area. Unless otherwise noted, tickets are available by calling Ticketmaster at (312) 559-1212, visiting a Ticketmaster outlet, or online at www.ticketmaster.com.
Lee Rocker highlights Parkinson's benefit (The Salt Lake Tribune)
Posted: 6:33 AM- Lee Rocker, Bastard Sons of Johnny Cash Where: The Depot, Salt Lake City When: Wednesday Bottom line: The headliners of the Rock Steady Parkinson's benefit provided a fine nightcap for a good cause. Some things in rock music never go out of style - a tasty guitar lick. A boss bass riff. A slicked-back hairdo.
XM Begins Fall Advertising Blitz To Stir Interest In Satellite Radio (Radio &...
XM Satellite Radio, fast losing its steam to hard-charging satellite radio rival Sirius Satellite Radio, on Monday (Oct. 9) said it will debut a multi-platform marketing campaign that included network and cable television, print, interactive, direct marketing and retail and automotive channels.
Firm hopes new cards sing a song of profit (The Philadelphia Inquirer)
Hallmark Cards Inc., the nation's leading card company, known for its traditional values, is suddenly rocking. The company's new Sound Cards - the first line ever to use original songs from original artists - have young and old tuning into everything from Johnny Cash's "Ring of Fire" to the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra to Tim McGraw to the Rolling Stones.
Country by way of N.E. Ohio (Akron Beacon Journal)
Everyone knows that Cleveland rocks, but if you listen ever so closely, you'll hear a bit of country twang, too.
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Music Review: Lonesome Spurs (Blogcritics.org)
In the movie Walk the Line , when Johnny Cash tries for the first time to get a record deal, legendary producer Sam Phillips listens to his song and tells him, "I don't believe you." Listening to the two-piece, Lonesome Spur's self-titled release, that's exactly what I keep thinking -- I don't believe them. Danny B. Harvey's guitar is technically fine and there's nothing wrong per se with
Hallmark gets into music (Lawrence Journal-World)
Hallmark Cards Inc., the nation?s leading card company known for its traditional values, suddenly is rocking. The company?s new Sound Cards ? the first line ever to use original songs from original artists ? have young and old tuning into everything from Johnny Cash?s ?Ring of Fire? to the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Tim McGraw to the Rolling Stones. Feeling frisky? Let Marvin Gaye tell your
Hallmark greeting cards say it with music (Houston Chronicle)
Hallmark Cards, known for its traditional values, is suddenly rocking. The company's new Sound Cards, the first line ever to use original songs from original artists, have young and old tuning in to everything from Johnny Cash performing Ring of Fire to the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Tim McGraw to the Rolling Stones.
HALLMARK SINGS A NEW TUNE (Miami Herald)
Hallmark Cards Inc., the nation's leading card company known for its traditional values, has struck a chord with consumers. The company's new Sound Cards -- the first line ever to use original songs from original artists -- have young and old tuning into everything from Johnny Cash's Ring of Fire to the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Tim McGraw to the Rolling Stones.
U2 reveal further 'Best Of' details (NME)
Title and live release unveiled
Local concerts (Northwest Herald)
The following are upcoming concerts scheduled in the area. Unless otherwise noted, tickets are available by calling Ticketmaster at (312) 559-1212, visiting a Ticketmaster outlet, or online at www.ticketmaster.com.
Lee Rocker highlights Parkinson's benefit (The Salt Lake Tribune)
Posted: 6:33 AM- Lee Rocker, Bastard Sons of Johnny Cash Where: The Depot, Salt Lake City When: Wednesday Bottom line: The headliners of the Rock Steady Parkinson's benefit provided a fine nightcap for a good cause. Some things in rock music never go out of style - a tasty guitar lick. A boss bass riff. A slicked-back hairdo.
XM Begins Fall Advertising Blitz To Stir Interest In Satellite Radio (Radio &...
XM Satellite Radio, fast losing its steam to hard-charging satellite radio rival Sirius Satellite Radio, on Monday (Oct. 9) said it will debut a multi-platform marketing campaign that included network and cable television, print, interactive, direct marketing and retail and automotive channels.
Firm hopes new cards sing a song of profit (The Philadelphia Inquirer)
Hallmark Cards Inc., the nation's leading card company, known for its traditional values, is suddenly rocking. The company's new Sound Cards - the first line ever to use original songs from original artists - have young and old tuning into everything from Johnny Cash's "Ring of Fire" to the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra to Tim McGraw to the Rolling Stones.
Country by way of N.E. Ohio (Akron Beacon Journal)
Everyone knows that Cleveland rocks, but if you listen ever so closely, you'll hear a bit of country twang, too.
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