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State Fair all set for its 12-day run (The Greenville News)
The South Carolina State Fair opens a 12-day run Wednesday in Columbia.
'It Just Comes Natural' for George Strait (King County Journal)
NASHVILLE, Tenn. ? It's almost become a maxim on Music Row: George Strait rarely does interviews. And although he agreed to talk to The Associated Press via phone for the release of his new album, "It Just Comes Natural," when the questions began, the famously taciturn singer was true to form.
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.
Classic Strait (The Press-Enterprise)
It's almost become a maxim on Music Row: George Strait rarely does interviews.
Catfish Heaven (Conroe Bulletin)
Grab yourself a little piece of Catfish Heaven at the 17th annual Conroe Cajun Catfish Festival -- happening in Downtown Conroe next weekend: Friday (10/13), Saturday (10/14) and Sunday (10/15); the downtown square is the center of the action, but you can find music on five stages throughout the historic area, along with food & drink, arts & crafts, and non-stop entertainment for the entire
Aural Fixations - Strait's 29th album is one of his best (East Valley Tribune)
George Strait is not known in country music circles as "King George" for nothing. In 1981, back when cowboys looked like John Travolta and country music sounded - courtesy of artists such as Kenny Rogers - like smooth adult contemporary pop, Strait, an unassuming 29-year-old Texas rancher and honkytonk singer, came out with a debut album, "Strait Country," that delivered an assortment of American
Travel the World at Norsk Høstfest (Minot Daily News)
Liza, Ibsen, En To Tre and many other events will leave their marks on the 2006 Norsk Høstfest this week. Norsk Høstfest is held each October in Minot and is the largest Scandinavian cultural festival held in North America.
In Tomorrow's Paper (EdmontonSun.com)
The sympathy card works for female offenders, not male. Mindy Jacobs looks at the gender divide.
Chesnutt on Coast for show (The Biloxi Sun Herald)
Cruisin' the Coast, which by most accounts is having a stellar year, wraps Sunday. Highlights this weekend include, though are hardly limited to, a free concert by the Charlie Daniels' Band 6-9 p.m. tonight at Pascagoula's Beach Park; a Let's Cruise Car Auction today and tomorrow at the Coliseum; Johnny Rivers from 6-8 tonight at the Saenger Theater in Biloxi (hosted by Isle of Capri); Boyd
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...
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State Fair all set for its 12-day run (The Greenville News)
The South Carolina State Fair opens a 12-day run Wednesday in Columbia.
'It Just Comes Natural' for George Strait (King County Journal)
NASHVILLE, Tenn. ? It's almost become a maxim on Music Row: George Strait rarely does interviews. And although he agreed to talk to The Associated Press via phone for the release of his new album, "It Just Comes Natural," when the questions began, the famously taciturn singer was true to form.
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.
Classic Strait (The Press-Enterprise)
It's almost become a maxim on Music Row: George Strait rarely does interviews.
Catfish Heaven (Conroe Bulletin)
Grab yourself a little piece of Catfish Heaven at the 17th annual Conroe Cajun Catfish Festival -- happening in Downtown Conroe next weekend: Friday (10/13), Saturday (10/14) and Sunday (10/15); the downtown square is the center of the action, but you can find music on five stages throughout the historic area, along with food & drink, arts & crafts, and non-stop entertainment for the entire
Aural Fixations - Strait's 29th album is one of his best (East Valley Tribune)
George Strait is not known in country music circles as "King George" for nothing. In 1981, back when cowboys looked like John Travolta and country music sounded - courtesy of artists such as Kenny Rogers - like smooth adult contemporary pop, Strait, an unassuming 29-year-old Texas rancher and honkytonk singer, came out with a debut album, "Strait Country," that delivered an assortment of American
Travel the World at Norsk Høstfest (Minot Daily News)
Liza, Ibsen, En To Tre and many other events will leave their marks on the 2006 Norsk Høstfest this week. Norsk Høstfest is held each October in Minot and is the largest Scandinavian cultural festival held in North America.
In Tomorrow's Paper (EdmontonSun.com)
The sympathy card works for female offenders, not male. Mindy Jacobs looks at the gender divide.
Chesnutt on Coast for show (The Biloxi Sun Herald)
Cruisin' the Coast, which by most accounts is having a stellar year, wraps Sunday. Highlights this weekend include, though are hardly limited to, a free concert by the Charlie Daniels' Band 6-9 p.m. tonight at Pascagoula's Beach Park; a Let's Cruise Car Auction today and tomorrow at the Coliseum; Johnny Rivers from 6-8 tonight at the Saenger Theater in Biloxi (hosted by Isle of Capri); Boyd
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...
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