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JOB OPENINGS (Times-Beacon)
NEW YORK (AP) ? Being honored as rap icons at VH1's Hip Hop Honors was a bittersweet event for at least one member of the Wu-Tang Clan.
Couric's ratings keep dropping (Long Beach Press-Telegram)
Props for ODB ... No campaign for Stewart/Colbert. The fifth week was the toughest for Katie Couric, whose viewership on the "CBS Evening News" has dropped each week since her debut the day after Labor Day.
Come grow with Wilco (Louisville Courier-Journal)
Few bands over the last decade have evolved as has Wilco. The Chicago-based collective, led by Jeff Tweedy, began life as an alternative-country band with a rock 'n' roll heart ? but then got either inspired or bored.
Concert Review: Bonnie Raitt and Keb' Mo' Great, No Debate (San Antonio Expre...
Gubernatorial candidates, give thanks Bonnie Raitt and Keb' Mo' do not reside in the Lone Star State.
Music Review: The Sir Douglas Band - Texas Tornado (Blogcritics.org)
Although I've been a fan of the late Doug Sahm's music for more than four decades, I've really been aware of only one facet of this artist's multi-facetted work. I first discovered Sahm (1941-1999) through rockers like "She's About A Mover" and "Mendocino," released by his Sir Douglas Quintet. Decades later, I found Sahm again at the heart of the Texas Tornados, a rocking band with a solid
'Songbird' to play Madison (The Cincinnati Post)
Music lovers who want to keep the roots buzz going after this weekend's magnificent Tall Stacks Festival will find a couple solid acts roll in next week. Both (unfortunately) are on Wednesday:
Clear Skies, Diverse Music Brightens Austin City Limits Festival (cmt.com)
AUSTIN, Texas -- Before the Austin City Limits festival even began, some fans feared Hurricane Rita would ruin the three-day outdoor extravaganza in Texas' capital city.
Green closes night with a sizzle (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
Nobody on Wednesday's bill at Tall Stacks combined Al Green's showmanship, talent and material. There are few singers who can.
Green closes night with a sizzle (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
Nobody on Wednesday's bill at Tall Stacks combined Al Green's showmanship, talent and material. There are few singers anywhere who can.
Music: Todd Snider needs your love (The San Luis Obispo Tribune)
It was while sitting on a roof, drinking vodka and playing harmonica, that Todd Snider found direction. He was 20 years old, and his friend?s parents had decided that Snider could no longer sleep on their couch.
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JOB OPENINGS (Times-Beacon)
NEW YORK (AP) ? Being honored as rap icons at VH1's Hip Hop Honors was a bittersweet event for at least one member of the Wu-Tang Clan.
Couric's ratings keep dropping (Long Beach Press-Telegram)
Props for ODB ... No campaign for Stewart/Colbert. The fifth week was the toughest for Katie Couric, whose viewership on the "CBS Evening News" has dropped each week since her debut the day after Labor Day.
Come grow with Wilco (Louisville Courier-Journal)
Few bands over the last decade have evolved as has Wilco. The Chicago-based collective, led by Jeff Tweedy, began life as an alternative-country band with a rock 'n' roll heart ? but then got either inspired or bored.
Concert Review: Bonnie Raitt and Keb' Mo' Great, No Debate (San Antonio Expre...
Gubernatorial candidates, give thanks Bonnie Raitt and Keb' Mo' do not reside in the Lone Star State.
Music Review: The Sir Douglas Band - Texas Tornado (Blogcritics.org)
Although I've been a fan of the late Doug Sahm's music for more than four decades, I've really been aware of only one facet of this artist's multi-facetted work. I first discovered Sahm (1941-1999) through rockers like "She's About A Mover" and "Mendocino," released by his Sir Douglas Quintet. Decades later, I found Sahm again at the heart of the Texas Tornados, a rocking band with a solid
'Songbird' to play Madison (The Cincinnati Post)
Music lovers who want to keep the roots buzz going after this weekend's magnificent Tall Stacks Festival will find a couple solid acts roll in next week. Both (unfortunately) are on Wednesday:
Clear Skies, Diverse Music Brightens Austin City Limits Festival (cmt.com)
AUSTIN, Texas -- Before the Austin City Limits festival even began, some fans feared Hurricane Rita would ruin the three-day outdoor extravaganza in Texas' capital city.
Green closes night with a sizzle (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
Nobody on Wednesday's bill at Tall Stacks combined Al Green's showmanship, talent and material. There are few singers who can.
Green closes night with a sizzle (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
Nobody on Wednesday's bill at Tall Stacks combined Al Green's showmanship, talent and material. There are few singers anywhere who can.
Music: Todd Snider needs your love (The San Luis Obispo Tribune)
It was while sitting on a roof, drinking vodka and playing harmonica, that Todd Snider found direction. He was 20 years old, and his friend?s parents had decided that Snider could no longer sleep on their couch.
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