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REVIEW: Seger roars back with long-awaited 'Promise' (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
It would be easy to quote one of Bob Seger's song titles back at him -- "Still the Same" -- but, in this case, it's a good thing. After an 11-year absence, one of rock's best voices has returned.
HOT DISH: Brad Paisley Makes a House Call (cmt.com)
( CMT Hot Dish is a weekly feature written by veteran columnist Hazel Smith. Author of the cookbook, Hazel's Hot Dish: Cookin' With Country Stars , she also shares her recipes at CMT .com.)
Prolific Roots (Port Folio Weekly)
Jim Lauderdale laments that he really doesn?t have enough time for songwriting, especially when he?s on the road.
John Grisham explores a failure of justice (MSNBC)
In his first non-fiction book, ?The Innocent Man,? he writes about Ron Williamson who was wrongly sentenced to death for murder. Read an excerpt.
Richard Marx's country life (Chicago Tribune)
Hidden away in Chicago's North Shore is a hitmaker from the '80s who found new success in Nashville An outpost of Nashville's Music Row, country hitmaking heaven, wends an unlikely path up the North Shore, down a driveway and into the posh digs of '80s popster Richard Marx. Forget about pickup trucks, cowboy hats and chewing tobacco. Today's country hitmaker can be a regular guy who answers his
Music (Lexington Herald-Leader)
Performances and ticket prices are subject to change. The Herald-Leader is not responsible for cancellations and other changes. For additional listings of events plus movie showtimes, visit www.kentucky.com/entertainment; for a list of year-round activities in Central Kentucky, click on "Get Out" at that Web site. For TicketMaster shows call (859) 281-6644 or visit www.ticketmaster.com. For
Greencards heat up Grey Eagle (Asheville Citizen-Times)
Did you know the Greencards, winners of the prestigious Americana Music Association's "New/Emerging Artist of the Year 2006" award, are all from foreign countries? While their band name gives a hint, lead singer Carol Young and mandolin player Kym...
Best bets ... our picks fro the week of October 6-12 (The Columbian)
Grammy-nominated Christian rock group Sonicflood will perform at 7 p.m. Oct. 6 at Crossroads Community Church, 7708 N.E. 78th St., Vancouver. Tickets $12. Call 360-694-6461 or visit www.sonicflood.com.
T.I.: 7:30 p.m. Oct. 7, Cricket Arena; $35-$40. 704-522-6500; www.cricketaren...
T.I.: 7:30 p.m. Oct. 7, Cricket Arena; $35-$40. 704-522-6500; www.cricketarenacharlotte.com.
NEW BLOOD IN THE OLD CITY: (Metro Pulse)
Frank Gardner is one of the Old City?s original investors. ?I feel like I should be cast in stone and put on a sidewalk somewhere,? he laughs.
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REVIEW: Seger roars back with long-awaited 'Promise' (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
It would be easy to quote one of Bob Seger's song titles back at him -- "Still the Same" -- but, in this case, it's a good thing. After an 11-year absence, one of rock's best voices has returned.
HOT DISH: Brad Paisley Makes a House Call (cmt.com)
( CMT Hot Dish is a weekly feature written by veteran columnist Hazel Smith. Author of the cookbook, Hazel's Hot Dish: Cookin' With Country Stars , she also shares her recipes at CMT .com.)
Prolific Roots (Port Folio Weekly)
Jim Lauderdale laments that he really doesn?t have enough time for songwriting, especially when he?s on the road.
John Grisham explores a failure of justice (MSNBC)
In his first non-fiction book, ?The Innocent Man,? he writes about Ron Williamson who was wrongly sentenced to death for murder. Read an excerpt.
Richard Marx's country life (Chicago Tribune)
Hidden away in Chicago's North Shore is a hitmaker from the '80s who found new success in Nashville An outpost of Nashville's Music Row, country hitmaking heaven, wends an unlikely path up the North Shore, down a driveway and into the posh digs of '80s popster Richard Marx. Forget about pickup trucks, cowboy hats and chewing tobacco. Today's country hitmaker can be a regular guy who answers his
Music (Lexington Herald-Leader)
Performances and ticket prices are subject to change. The Herald-Leader is not responsible for cancellations and other changes. For additional listings of events plus movie showtimes, visit www.kentucky.com/entertainment; for a list of year-round activities in Central Kentucky, click on "Get Out" at that Web site. For TicketMaster shows call (859) 281-6644 or visit www.ticketmaster.com. For
Greencards heat up Grey Eagle (Asheville Citizen-Times)
Did you know the Greencards, winners of the prestigious Americana Music Association's "New/Emerging Artist of the Year 2006" award, are all from foreign countries? While their band name gives a hint, lead singer Carol Young and mandolin player Kym...
Best bets ... our picks fro the week of October 6-12 (The Columbian)
Grammy-nominated Christian rock group Sonicflood will perform at 7 p.m. Oct. 6 at Crossroads Community Church, 7708 N.E. 78th St., Vancouver. Tickets $12. Call 360-694-6461 or visit www.sonicflood.com.
T.I.: 7:30 p.m. Oct. 7, Cricket Arena; $35-$40. 704-522-6500; www.cricketaren...
T.I.: 7:30 p.m. Oct. 7, Cricket Arena; $35-$40. 704-522-6500; www.cricketarenacharlotte.com.
NEW BLOOD IN THE OLD CITY: (Metro Pulse)
Frank Gardner is one of the Old City?s original investors. ?I feel like I should be cast in stone and put on a sidewalk somewhere,? he laughs.
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