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Eric Clapton & The Allman Brothers: Sharing The Key To The Highway (All About...
Long before Duane Allman prevailed upon famed record producer Tom Dowd to usher him into a session with Derek and The Dominos, the respective fates of The Allman Brothers and Eric Clapton were inextricably intertwined.
Don't miss these acts (The Times of Northwest Indiana)
With more than 130 bands playing on eight stages over the course of three days, there's plenty to chose from today through Sunday at "Lollapalooza 2006."
16 years in, 311 still finding new fans (Reno Gazette-Journal)
311 now has fans who were barely born when the band started out with its mix of rock, reggae, hip-hop, punk and funk.
The long and winding road (St. Petersburg Times)
In the late '60s a group of young Clearwater musicians went their separate ways. Now, these former hippies are back in the Tampa Bay area, solidly in the middle class.
?True Blue Evening? will benefit barns (Winchester Star)
MILLWOOD ? Scott Ainslie is an expert at singing the blues. The Moonlighters swing the blues. You can enjoy both at a ?A True Blue Evening? at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at Powhatan School.
Blues legend Sam Myers dead at age 70 (The Clarion-Ledger)
Mississippi has lost one of its favorite sons. Blues musician Sam Myers died Monday at his home in Dallas. He was 70.
Blog: Bush gets candid with Blair (Newsday)
Your obvious bias against President Bush disgusts me. You show a total lack of respect for our President. If this had been a Democratic would you have reported "he can be heard chewing while he talks"?
Recap of top stories for the week of July 10th (antiMUSIC)
DiR reports: [Very sad news as another legend has passed. Here is part of IGN's report] Legendary founding member of Pink Floyd, Syd Barrett, died Friday at the age of 60 due to complications from diabetes according to reports from the British media.
The Zutons: Kicking up a storm (Independent)
Backstage at Folkestone's Leas Cliff Hall, the monotonous realities of touring are becoming evident to Liverpool's The Zutons, who have been on the road for a month. They're doing what they can to pass the hours each day before stage time, which, at 5pm on this particular day, translates roughly as follows.
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Eric Clapton & The Allman Brothers: Sharing The Key To The Highway (All About...
Long before Duane Allman prevailed upon famed record producer Tom Dowd to usher him into a session with Derek and The Dominos, the respective fates of The Allman Brothers and Eric Clapton were inextricably intertwined.
Don't miss these acts (The Times of Northwest Indiana)
With more than 130 bands playing on eight stages over the course of three days, there's plenty to chose from today through Sunday at "Lollapalooza 2006."
16 years in, 311 still finding new fans (Reno Gazette-Journal)
311 now has fans who were barely born when the band started out with its mix of rock, reggae, hip-hop, punk and funk.
The long and winding road (St. Petersburg Times)
In the late '60s a group of young Clearwater musicians went their separate ways. Now, these former hippies are back in the Tampa Bay area, solidly in the middle class.
?True Blue Evening? will benefit barns (Winchester Star)
MILLWOOD ? Scott Ainslie is an expert at singing the blues. The Moonlighters swing the blues. You can enjoy both at a ?A True Blue Evening? at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at Powhatan School.
Blues legend Sam Myers dead at age 70 (The Clarion-Ledger)
Mississippi has lost one of its favorite sons. Blues musician Sam Myers died Monday at his home in Dallas. He was 70.
Blog: Bush gets candid with Blair (Newsday)
Your obvious bias against President Bush disgusts me. You show a total lack of respect for our President. If this had been a Democratic would you have reported "he can be heard chewing while he talks"?
Recap of top stories for the week of July 10th (antiMUSIC)
DiR reports: [Very sad news as another legend has passed. Here is part of IGN's report] Legendary founding member of Pink Floyd, Syd Barrett, died Friday at the age of 60 due to complications from diabetes according to reports from the British media.
The Zutons: Kicking up a storm (Independent)
Backstage at Folkestone's Leas Cliff Hall, the monotonous realities of touring are becoming evident to Liverpool's The Zutons, who have been on the road for a month. They're doing what they can to pass the hours each day before stage time, which, at 5pm on this particular day, translates roughly as follows.
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