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In the darkness to stage left, Brian Dangerous, drummer for The George Elliot Underground, was rummaging through a pile of instruments and equipment the band members had set aside when they arrived. Part of his drum set was at his feet, covered with strings of Christmas lights. Jones Soda shareholders hear about new distribution deals at annual meeting (Seattle Times)
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The continuing success of Rick Springfield begs a question: What is the difference between rock and pop? In this actor/guitarist/singer's case, the songs have louder guitars mixed with melody, yet he usually isn't categorized as a rocker. Exclusive: George Sampson: I won’t let the bullies beat me (Daily Mirror)
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If classic art deco had been wrecking-balled into artistic rubble, and the Paramount Theatre was razed instead of restored in 1973, imagine what Oakland would be missing today. Fascinatin’ Rhythms concert benefits Operation Gratitude (Englewood Herald)
The Fascinatin’ Rhythms musical group will perform for a local audience June 6, but the impact of the concert will reach around the world as 100 percent of the concert proceeds will go to help send care packages to military men and women stationed overseas. More than a Taste of Ethiopia (Austin American-Statesman)
From caring for her family to preparing a sublime array of traditional Ethiopian dishes at her Taste of Ethiopia restaurant in Pflugerville, Woinee Mariam throws her heart and soul into everything she does. Fresh from jail, Gucci Mane's star has peaked (Creative Loafing Atlanta)
Can the combustible rapper take advantage?... By Ben Westhoff During his latest stint in jail, Radric Davis spent much of his time contemplating how he could change his life. The veteran Atlanta rapper known as Gucci Mane had built a tremendous regional following based on his oft-autobiographical songs about partying, drug trafficking and street conflict. But the same lifestyle he rhymed about ...
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