May 15, 2008 | Eugene Weekly
How to Navigate Two Days of Folk-Plus
L et's not kid ourselves, Eugene: A lot of us aren't familiar with many of the artists performing at the two-day Willamette Valley Music Festival. via Eugene Weekly
New Orleans: Still down, but far, far from out
“We look at the festival as a metaphor; it's very much a microcosm of the city of New Orleans.”
Despite Katrina's devastation, the good times are rolling again for tourists By Janet Fullwood - jfullwood@sacbee.com Published 12:00 am PDT Sunday, May 4, 2008 Story appeared in TRAVEL section, Page M Photo ... via Sacramento Bee Newspaper
Guitarists open Southern Village summer music series
Three of the area's most prominent guitarists will open this year's Southern Village Sunday Music Series on the Village Green Stage on May 4. Armand Lenchek, Will MacFarlane and Danny Gotham will perform the ... via Chapel Hill News
Ramblers look forward after 10 years of excellence
“After our first gig, the Ramblers tried to build traction”
A cappella has always been an exhilarating part of campus life at UR, and the Midnight Ramblers are no exception. via Campus Times
2006 Arts, Beats & Eats: Festival Review
What a great time at Arts, Beats & Eats!! I attended the festival on Saturday evening and on Labor Day Monday. via AmericaJR
Russ Feingold Great Hall in the UW Memorial Union, 7:30 pm Wisconsin's battlin' Democratic senator discusses the importance of volunteering for international service. via The Daily Page
Louisiana band brings Cajun flavor to local venue
“I think dancing is important. A lot of people are too uptight to dance because they think people are looking at them”
Although Linzay Young took a break from college to tour with his band, he considers his experiences a continuation of his anthropology studies. via Purdue Exponent
The South Side Irish Parade took place on the 9th, and the weekend ahead is riddled with green beer drink-offs. Isn't there anything authentic left to celebrate on St. via Chicago Magazine
War and highlife...a no love situation
"W AR is not the answer" said Afrobeat icon, Fela Anikulapo Kuti when the Nigerian civil war was raging in 1969. via Guardian Newspapers
Audio Extra: Listen to samples of music from Victrola Favorites: shenai music, Thai folk song, Korean bamboo flute solo and Burmese song with electric guitar. via Hartford Advocate
Red Stick Ramblers At Cafe Nine
Old-timey music never quite disappears, and such bands as the Red Stick Ramblers are a big reason. via Hartford Courant
POWICK Ramblers' next walk is on Tuesday, meeting at 10am for a five-mile walk around Chase End and the Bromsberrow estate. via Malvern Gazette
NewburyportNews.com, Newburyport, MA
Local musicians strike chord against hunger
“The Concert Against Hunger is a timely opportunity for Greater Newburyport area residents to support the hard-working volunteers in local meals programs who help needy area residents get by day to day.”
Every week, two local meals programs do their part to help combat hunger in the region. via NewburyportNews.com, Newburyport, MA
“It was his delivery. I could feel the tone of every word he sang and spoke”
David Chen and The Muddy Basin Ramblers on a long tradition of improvising instruments. via Taipei Times