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Album of the Day 12/2/11: The Byrds - The Notorious Byrd Brothers
There are certain bands that I'm a fan of that have long and winding careers marked by, sometimes several, changes in musical direction. Often times because of the length of their careers combined with the shifts in musical aesthetics some real good...Tags: The Beach Boys, The Beatles (music group), Entertainment, Pete Seeger, Bob Dylan
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There’s a new official Gram Parsons home on the Web
Soundboard Music Blog - Orlando SentinelGram Parsons would've been 65 years old this Nov. 5, so the timing is right for a new official Web site devoted to the singer's influence. Gram's daughter, Polly Parsons, and the Gram Parsons Foundation have announced the launch of gramparsons.com, an ... -
Emmylou Harris-Rodney Crowell duet album in the works
Pop & HissEmmylou Harris and Rodney Crowell are planning a duet album. Emmylou Harris expects a reunion of her celebrated Hot Band as part of the collaborative project.... -
Guitars abound at All for the Hall benefit
After Zac Brown chose to sing "Martin," a love song to his guitar, everyone on stage with him Tuesday night at Club Nokia for this year's Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum benefit concert quickly fell in line and served up songs inspired by their...Tags: Music Industry, Emmylou Harris, REO Speedwagon (music group), Country and Western (genre), Arts
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Lollapalooza at 20: Highlights, lowlights, revolution and evolution
Lollapalooza wasn’t built to last two years, let alone intended to be around long enough to celebrate a 20th anniversary Aug. 5-7 in Grant Park.
“I haven’t said this before, but after the first year, I went on my merry way, thinking...Tags: Human Interest, Trips and Vacations, Funk (genre), Science and Technology, Censorship
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Dave Matthews Band Caravan: Everything you need to know
Just when it seemed Chicago was jam-packed with summer festivals, a strange confluence of bedfellows – rival promoters Jam Productions and Live Nation, several South Side aldermen, and jam-band kingpin Dave Matthews – got together earlier this...Tags: Human Interest, Funk (genre), Entertainment, Yonder Mountain String Band (music group), Emmylou Harris
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Eddie Vedder Strums His Ukulele at the Bushnell This Week
Eddie Vedder
With Glen Hansard. $78, 7:30 p.m. June 18 at the Bushnell, 166 Capitol Ave., Hartford. (860) 987-5900, bushnell.org. Sold out.
“Can't Keep” was the opening number of a 2008 Pearl Jam show at the Dodge Music Center. Eddie Vedder...Tags: Human Interest, Pearl Jam (music group), George Harrison, Heart (music group), Emmylou Harris
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Eddie Vedder Strums a Four-string on His New Album and Tour
“Can't Keep” was the opening number of a 2008 Pearl Jam show at the Dodge Music Center. Eddie Vedder will likely be singing the song again in Hartford on Saturday, June 18. But it'll sound a little different, with the emphasis on “...Tags: Pearl Jam (music group), George Harrison, Emmylou Harris, Heart (music group), The Who (music group)
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Emmylou Harris, in the moment
Emmylou Harris is trailed by a ragtag parade of eager dogs when she answers a knock at the door of the comfortable two-story home on a fenceless parcel a few miles from downtown Nashville, where she lives with her 89-year-old mother, Eugenia.
The...Tags: Human Interest, Entertainment, African Americans, Emmylou Harris, Paul Simon
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Album review: Emmylou Harris, 'Hard Bargain'
Turn It Up2.5 stars (out of 4) At one time, Harris’ voice was like country’s angelic consciousness, a reminder of its essence as the Nashville sound became increasingly suburban-ized. Her brief early ‘70s partnership with the late Gram Parsons... -
Top weekend shows: Wire, Robert Plant, Emmylou Harris
Turn It UpWire: The U.K. punk-era iconoclasts have trimmed themselves down to an even leaner and meaner trio, and the recent “Red Barked Tree” – only their 12th studio album in 34 years – functions as a solid career overview of the...... -
Book review: '33 Revolutions Per Minute' by Dorian Lynskey
Los Angeles Times"You say you want a revolution," John Lennon sang in 1968. "Well, you know, we all want to change the world." If not all of us, at least plenty of pop stars have, as Dorian Lynskey illustrates in his mammoth "33 Revolutions Per Minute." Starting with...Tags: Jackson Browne, Frank Zappa, Entertainment, Billie Holiday, Kanye West
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