Music
During the post-war years, trumpeter Fro Brigham was a mainstay on the San Diego jazz scene.
April 7, 1992
Entertainment & Arts
Under the Stars and Stripes: A Children’s Celebration of America in Song and Dance Sony Wonder VHS: $9.98; DVD: $12.98 60 minutes; for the family Sure, there’s some flag-waving, but “this appealing and glossy production is a timely reminder of the freedoms the flag represents and the Constitution and Bill of Rights guarantee.
June 26, 2003
It was a gigantic backyard party, and in the end, saxophonist Najee played it as loose as a neighborhood jam.
Aug. 3, 1992
California
When a new baby becomes part of a family it generally commands the parents’ undivided attention.
Jan. 17, 1985
Nashville may best be known in the record business as the center of country music, but the city was also the home in the ‘50s and ‘60s of one of the most colorful of all regional blues and R&B; labels: Ernie Young’s Excello Records.
July 5, 1991
Culture Monster Blog
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Oct. 8, 2010
La Jolla drummer Chuck McPherson, son of acclaimed alto sax player Charles McPherson, is growing into his own musical identity.
April 21, 1992
Eight years ago, carpenter Will Ackerman borrowed $300 from a group of friends and recorded an album of his own folk-jazz-classical-flavored guitar music entitled “In Search of the Turtle’s Navel” that he sold for $5 a copy.
Jan. 1, 1985
Before reacting with the Edge to my list of the 10 best U2 moments on record, Bono had a question of his own.
Sept. 12, 1993
If the Shirelles can’t quite do for “Baby It’s You!”
Nov. 16, 2009