And that’s the thing. The emails I’ve “banned” from consideration don’t offer any solutions along those lines. Quite the opposite: When an editor says, as the one quoted yesterday did, that he or she is “pissed off… about having to stoop to the bubble gum minds of readers who don’t know what books should [...]
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Other new additions to the festival include the Burger King Talent Stage (formerly sponsored by Ocean Spray). Ian Gibson, co-ordinator of the festival’s Art of Music segment, informed the audience that auditions for the “small stage” are now under way. He added that musician Maurice Gordon, veteran singer Ernie Smith; members of Rootz Underground [...]
“I am very excited on my first visit to India. I was born here but speak Hindi, eat Indian food and was raised on a staple diet of Indian music. Finally my dreams have come true,” said David Nigrekar, a Jew of Indian origin and founder of the ‘Namaste Israel’ group.
The Music Room on the other hand, is a very different kind of biography. While at a very obvious and simple level, it is the story of a specific musician cum teacher, Dhondutai Kulkarni and her very special relationship with the author who became her disciple at the tender age of 11, it reveals [...]
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The Levontin 7 club was all abuzz this month with a bill made up of Oy Division, a Tel Aviv klezmer band, and Zadik Zecharia, a Kurdish zorna player, sandwiching U.S. visitors and Balkan folk-rockers A Hawk and a Hacksaw. Upstairs, people milled around before the show amidst paintings in sickly grays, yellows and [...]
The band consisted of the three surviving members, singer Robert Plant, 59, Page, 63, and bassist John-Paul Jones, 61, with the late John Bonham’s son Jason, 41, on drums. Rumors have been flying that this one-off show will lead to a world tour, but Plant has thus far dismissed that speculation, pointing out that [...]
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A popular and longstanding tradition, the concerts began when the Bandstand was first built back in 1935 and have been a regular Christmas attraction ever since.
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This week, for example, “Up All Night,” offers video of the legendary hard rock band Blue Cheer performing three songs at the Jewish Mother in Virginia Beach earlier this year. The Blue Cheer video will debut 9 p.m. on Thursday from www.hrmusic.tv .
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Email to a friend Printer friendly Font: * * * * Like the American-influenced Urban, Australian country music has long been cross-pollinated by North America. Radio helped spread Australia’s native, folk-based country music in the 1930s, but it also introduced highly influential American acts like the Carter Family and the yodelling Jimmie Rodgers.