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Harvest uses Maritime hospitality to woo big-time ... Read »»It's hard to believe, really.
The silent treatment... Read »»
Robert Del Naja of Massive Attack tells William Parry why he is boycotting Israel.
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BARSSARASOTABACALAO SPORTS GRILL BAR: Karaoke, 6:30 p.m. Thurs. / Hip-hop, 10 p.m. Thurs. /
This Week in Jazz... Read »»
Peter Erskine . One of the city's finest drummers, Lenny Robinson ( *** ) leads a band tonight at Twins Jazz . 8 and 10 p.m. sets. $10. Celebrated clarinetist Eddie Daniels and pianist Bob James , of the smooth jazz super group Fourplay, will team up for a three-night stand at Blues Alley beginning on Thursday. The band will include legendary drummer Peter Erskine , whose resume includes the ...
Jazz Seasons Announced... Read »»
Jazz lost some great artists this year, but Santa Barbara can still look forward to seeing some of the remaining legends in two important upcoming concert series.
Home sales... Read »»
7283 Connor Ave, 43110, Jason D. Snider and Angela R. Snider, $285,075.
Berkshires: How great thou art... Read »»
There's an art to visiting the Berkshires -- literally.
Canned Culture... Read »»
Mitchell Brook, left, and Phil Stewart, of Koer and Associates Engineering, finish their interpretation of SpongeBob SquarePants, built with more than 850 cans of tuna.
CD/DOWNLOAD/ALBUM: Hitmaking Pianist Tom Grant Ser... Read »»
Nu-Wrinkle Records is proud to announce the CD release of "Delicioso" ("Dee-lish-e-oso") by pianist Tom Grant. The single, "Cute New Car," will be going for adds to radio on August 30, 2010. Since 1983, Tom's records have repeatedly topped the contemporary jazz charts. Radio fans will remember his previous releases with labels like Windam Hill, Verve, Shanachie. Keyboard Magazine declared ...
Music Review: Marcome' — River of Soul... Read »»
A friend from Baton Rouge told me about a new age music website on which he was active so I checked it out. My previous experience with new age music had been limited to “Sadness Part 1” from the Gregorian Masters Of Chant. The monks had gotten some air play and I liked ...