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Spotify killed the radio star?
Change of SubjectFormer Q101 deejay Christine Pawlak has published We Won’t Rock You --The sad, unwarranted decline of rock music on FM radio in Slate: Sirius/XM is unquestionably prying ears away from terrestrial radio. So are iPods; music-sharing services like... -
Prince keeps his fans guessing
![When Prince called into George Lopez's "Lopez Tonight" TV show in early April and announced that in less than a week he'd play the Inglewood Forum to kick off a string of 21 concerts in the region, some of his staunchest fans wondered whether he'd bitten off more than even he could chew.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-06/62044230-01194755.jpg "When Prince called into George Lopez's "Lopez Tonight\" TV show in early April and announced that in less than a week he'd play the Inglewood Forum to kick off a string of 21 concerts in the region, some of his staunchest fans wondered whether he'd bitten off more than even he could chew.")
When Prince called into George Lopez's "Lopez Tonight" TV show in early April and announced that in less than a week he'd play the Inglewood Forum to kick off a string of 21 concerts in the region, some of his staunchest fans wondered whether he'd...Tags: Faith Evans, Mary J. Blige, Janelle Monae, Missy Elliott, Gwen Stefani
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Centre College's Kentucky Music Ensemble will be featured Wednesday at Community Arts Center's Lunch with the Arts
Community Arts Center Marketing DirectorWednesday’s Lunch with the Arts series continues at Centre College this week featuring Centre College’s popular Kentucky Music Ensemble, who will perform music from three traditional genres — ballads, old-time music and bluegrass, as...Tags: Education, Culture, Arts, Bill Monroe, Arts and Culture
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LittleHouse Doesn't Live Up To Carter Family Roots
![The true essence of LittleHouse is best illustrated by the photographs on the front and back covers of "Carter Family Roots," the Simsbury band's self-explanatory new collection of songs.](http://www.courant.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-05/61664832-17072035.jpg "The true essence of LittleHouse is best illustrated by the photographs on the front and back covers of "Carter Family Roots,\" the Simsbury band's self-explanatory new collection of songs.")
The Hartford CourantThe true essence of LittleHouse is best illustrated by the photographs on the front and back covers of "Carter Family Roots," the Simsbury band's self-explanatory new collection of songs. On the front is a photo of A.P. Carter's house as it looked in...Tags: Music, Jay-Z, Bob Dylan, Music Industry, Arts and Culture
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Dick Biondi to DJ Valentine’s weekend event in Joliet
TribLocal - Joliet » NewsLong-time radio host Dick Biondi will spin the oldies in Joliet on Feb. 12 for a Valentine’s weekend Sock Hop. Tickets are $25 in advance …... -
Extension 720 Audio Archives, August 2007
Staff reporterMilt is joined in the studio by the AFTRA-SAG Radio Performers for a night of old time radio drama, including a performance of Dracula, as well as some old time commercials and skits. (8/27/07) Radio Drama (82:12) Milt talks with Dr. Akbar Ahmed, author...Tags: University of Oxford, Education, Northwestern University, Newspaper and Magazine, Islam
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Extension 720 Program Guide June 2009
Staff reporterMONDAY, JUNE 1ST SOFT DESPOTISM, DEMOCRACY'S DRIFT Are you concerned about the United States drifting away from its core principles? Do you sense that many of western civilizations governments may be veering away from their classical liberal roots...Tags: Wrigley Field, Book, Michael Collins, Newspaper and Magazine, Restaurants
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In profile: Rev. Lynn Batista, Davie United Methodist Church
Other job experience: Former pastor of Calvary United Methodist Church, Lake Worth; former director of Christian education at Plantation United Methodist Church; former associate pastor at First United Methodist Church of Pompano Beach; former surgical...Tags: Crimes, Richard Gere, Methodist, Murder, Australia (movie)
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Western ski resorts have music in the key of free
Special to The TimesDuring the summer, ski resort towns don't close up shop. In fact, the warm-weather action can be more frenetic than the winter variety, what with golf, mountain biking, river rafting, hiking and more. Nowadays, there's more to your favorite ski resort in...Tags: Gerald Ford, Family, Recreational and Sporting Goods Industry, Jazz (genre), Music Industry
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'A Prairie Home Companion'
![The end looms large in Robert Altman's "A Prairie Home Companion," which nevertheless takes its sweet time saying goodbye. Written by Garrison Keillor, creator and host of the long-running public radio show, the movie is a pretty curious artifact — a retraction of a send-up, in which Keillor's mild, pleased-with-itself spoof of old-time radio variety shows is recast as an actual old-time radio variety show. The audience filling the Fitzgerald theater in St. Paul in the movie doesn't appear that different from the ones who might fill it in real life or who tune in from the coasts. But the performers on stage — including a hangdog emcee known as G.K. (Keillor) — don't exactly look like NPR coffee-mug types. Most of them are shucksy and woebegone for real.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2006-06/23819006.jpg "The end looms large in Robert Altman's "A Prairie Home Companion,\" which nevertheless takes its sweet time saying goodbye. Written by Garrison Keillor, creator and host of the long-running public radio show, the movie is a pretty curious artifact — a retraction of a send-up, in which Keillor's mild, pleased-with-itself spoof of old-time radio variety shows is recast as an actual old-time radio variety show. The audience filling the Fitzgerald theater in St. Paul in the movie doesn't appear that different from the ones who might fill it in real life or who tune in from the coasts. But the performers on stage — including a hangdog emcee known as G.K. (Keillor) — don't exactly look like NPR coffee-mug types. Most of them are shucksy and woebegone for real.")
Times Staff WriterThe end looms large in Robert Altman's "A Prairie Home Companion," which nevertheless takes its sweet time saying goodbye. Written by Garrison Keillor, creator and host of the long-running public radio show, the movie is a pretty curious artifact —...Tags: Maya Rudolph, Kevin Kline, Death, Family, Garrison Keillor
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