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John Medeski, Peter Apfelbaum Stop By for Scotty Hard
As previously reported, last night Sex Mob, DJ Logic, Eric Krasno, Otis Grove, Will Bernard, Doug Wieselman, Adam Rogers and Ben Perowsky came together for a benefit concert for noted producer and engineer Scotty Hart.
Winners at the 10th Annual Latin Grammy Awards
Partial list of winners from the 2008 Latin Grammy Awards in Houston, Texas: Record of the year: "No Hay Nadie Como Tu," Calle 13 featuring Cafe Tacvba.
Mary Martin to be Honored at 3rd Louise Scruggs Memorial Forum
In memory of Louise Scruggs, the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum will present an in-depth interview honoring visionary music industry executive Mary Martin on Tuesday, November 17, at 6 p. m. in the Ford Theater.
ESPN Films revisits life and death of Maryland's Len Bias
Maryland is again the focus of the ESPN film series "30 for 30" this week as it premieres Kirk Fraser's "Without Bias," a look at the career, death and impact of one-time University of Maryland basketball star Len Bias.
Woodstock is a pretty little town in the Catskills, a couple of hours north of New York City.
Black Crowes set to release DVD shot in Woodstock
The Black Crowes Nov. 24 will release a DVD that was shot in Woodstock, at Levon Helm Studios, during the group's Cabin Fever shows earlier this year.
In the crowded 21st-century marketplace, it never hurts to add a dollop of celebrity to any project.
Photographer's dreamlike images bring back dormant memories
Exhibits "A Certain Alchemy: Photographs by Keith Carter" and "Fireflies: Photographs of Children by Keith Carter" run through March 13 at the Wittliff Collections in the Alkek Library at Texas State University in San Marcos.
Sarasota Blues Fest is this weekend
Published: Thursday, October 22, 2009 at 1:00 a.m. Last Modified: Wednesday, October 21, 2009 at 9:54 a.m. Despite a musical legacy stretching back to the late 1960s, performing melodies in every genre under the sun on 15 albums, and collaborating with the likes of Jimmy Buffett, Bob Seger and Bonnie Raitt, the rock band Little Feat heads into ...
Robert Earl Keen Gets Back to Storytelling for a New Album
It's been four years since Robert Earl Keen released his last studio album, What I Really Mean .
The Big Pink are worth watching
London, Rick Pearson's rating Description: East London-based duo with scuzzy electro-rock. Phone: 0207485 9006 Website: www.electric-ballroom.co.uk Email: admin@electricballroom.co.uk Trains: Tube: Camden Town Extra info: Pub, Party Hire Times: Oct 22, 7pm Price: 12.50 Close X Directions The Big Pink are worth watching More reviews by Rick Pearson ...
John Carpenter's film The Fog is hard to forget if you're of nervous disposition.
The Tuesday Conversation: Courage Unmasked's Cookie Kerxton
This story was updated at 3:15 p.m. Oct. 20. In January 2008, Cookie Kerxton was diagnosed with cancer of the vocal cords.
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Never Mind the Pity: How Killian Mansfield's Dying Dream Turned into the Making of a Miraculous Album.
The Rose Hotel After more than 20 years of delighting live audiences, Robert Earl Keen has become a highly respected Texas singer-songwriter. So naturally he does a rock album next.
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From Woodstock to Manhattan Teen Guitar Prodigy is set to Play at the ...
With Musical Roots in Woodstock and after Playing The Top Stages in NYC - 14 Year Old Myles Mancuso was recently awarded the Annual "Hot Records Award" from The Max's Kansas City Project and a grant to further his carrier.
Sound: American rock and roll as the British Invasion understood it, led by one of rock and roll's most soulful post-Rod Stewart vocalists, Chris Robinson.
Pumpkin cannon goes live on FOX News; see it Sunday
Farmer John Gill and construction contractor Gary Arold have been firing their pumpkin cannon for three years, but the two Ulster County residents gained a lot of attention this week after the 97-foot-long cannon was featured in a Times Herald-Record story.
Helm rests voice, wows crowd at Midnight Ramble
This June, the legendary Levon Helm was silenced once more, and scared, too. Helm had gone through a hard bout of throat cancer in the late '90s that took his voice and nearly took his life.
Levon Helm's Midnight Ramble remains something to be experienced
By Michael Eck Special to The Times Union WOODSTOCK - This June the legendary Levon Helm was silenced once more, and scared, too.
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