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Joe Louis Walker leads smooth kickoff to LVBN anniversary
Lehigh Valley MusicGuitarist Joe Louis Walker led Friday night's celebration for the Lehigh Valley Blues Network’s 20th anniversary at The Gander Room in South Side Bethlehem, the former home of Fountain Hill’s 2nd Story Blues.... -
The Band guitarist at Godfrey Daniels: He's not The Band
Lehigh Valley MusicJim Weider’s ProJECT PERCoLATEoR is not The Band. That’s important to understand when seeing the group live, such as Friday at Godfrey Daniels in Bethlehem. Former The Band guitarist Jim Weider at Godfrey Daniels in Bethlehem on Friday Yes,... -
Crickets, Comets, Flames, 3 other bands will enter Rock Hall of Fame
Pop & HissRock and Roll Hall of Fame will induct Buddy Holly's Crickets, Bill Haley's Comets, James Brown's Famous Flames and three other important early rock bands. The musicians who played with leaders already inducted will enter the Hall of Fame too.... -
Review: Allentown Art Museum's 'Who Shot Rock and Roll' interesting, but antiseptic
Lehigh Valley MusicRock and roll culture is an oxymoron. The very definition of rock and roll is that it’s an uncultured, visceral art form – felt instinctually, not intellectually. So it’s no surprise that Allentown Art Museum’s new exhibit of... -
Rest in peace, Earl Scruggs
Soundboard Music Blog - Orlando SentinelWith apologies to Les Paul, Eric Clapton or any other guitar hero you could name, it would be well nigh impossible to find anyone who singularly became identified with a musical genre and a particular instrument more than Earl Scruggs. Scruggs and his... -
Review: Elvis Costello's spontaneous 'Spinning Songbook'
Pop & HissElvis Costello and his band the Imposters brought the "Spinning Songbook" program back to the Wiltern Theatre. Elvis Costello plays songs randomly selected by audience members on "The Revolver Tour."... -
Ozzie & Harriet made TV safe for Dick Clark, 'American Bandstand'
Pop & Hiss'The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet' TV series helped open the door for Dick Clark and 'American Bandstand.' Young Ricky Nelson helped make the then-controversial rock music seem safe to millions of teens and their parents.... -
Chris Ethridge, founding member of Flying Burrito Brothers, dies
Pop & HissChris Ethridge, one of the original members of the Flying Burrito Brothers, has died at age 65 of complications from pancreatic cancer. Chris Ethridge also toured for many years in Willie Nelson's Family Band.... -
Local alums link up to raise funds
Burbank and Burroughs High School alumni, some who hadn’t seen one another in decades, joined forces on the links of DeBell Golf Course for the Anson Williams Charity Classic to raise funds for the two schools’ alumni associations, Service...Tags: Facebook, Lenny Wilkens, Television, Clint Howard, Entertainment
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Concerts: Live, local and historic
Concerts
Live and local
The Columbia Village Centers Courtyard Concert Series continues with Ellis Woodward playing folk rock Thu., July 7, 6 p.m., at the Dorsey's Search Village Center. The Dave Chappel Band performs blues-rock Fri., July 8, 6 p.m., at...Tags: Rock and Roll (genre), Ellicott City, Sykesville, Fox Broadcasting Company, Ceremonies
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Amy Winehouse and the 'girl group' sound
![When Amy Winehouse's album "Back to Black" first appeared on American charts, I was teaching the History of Rock at Johns Hopkins. Given my focus on the history of musical genres, I was immediately struck by her innovative use of the past. Ms. Winehouse was interested in the "girl groups" of the early 1960s, a music that was generally dismissed as frivolous. She heard those songs differently and created a contemporary version of that music style that is still fresh and relevant.](http://www.baltimoresun.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-07/63493059-25103608.jpg "When Amy Winehouse's album "Back to Black\" first appeared on American charts, I was teaching the History of Rock at Johns Hopkins. Given my focus on the history of musical genres, I was immediately struck by her innovative use of the past. Ms. Winehouse was interested in the \"girl groups\" of the early 1960s, a music that was generally dismissed as frivolous. She heard those songs differently and created a contemporary version of that music style that is still fresh and relevant.")
When Amy Winehouse's album "Back to Black" first appeared on American charts, I was teaching the History of Rock at Johns Hopkins. Given my focus on the history of musical genres, I was immediately struck by her innovative use of the past. Ms. Winehouse...Tags: New York, Phil Spector, John F. Kennedy Assassination (1963), Amy Winehouse, Alan Freed
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Jazz scene hits all the right notes
Something about the combination of warm weather and jazz feels so right. It sounds pretty good, too. These area establishments feature hot jazz, cool drinks and comfortable outdoor spaces to enjoy both.
Left Coast Wine Bar
This Glendale bar features...Tags: Music Industry, Jazz (genre), Dining and Drinking, Sony Corp., Bars and Clubs
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