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Grammys 2011: T Bone Burnett gets Recording Academy President's Special Merit Award, slams MP3 technology
Pop & HissAwards season typically brings lots of glad-handing and self-congratulation, but producer T Bone Burnett showed little interest in engaging in the usual pleasantries Wednesday night at the Grammy Week Gala put on by the Recording Academy’s Producers &... -
Stagecoach: Secret Sisters find that word travels fast
Not so long ago it would have been a dream come true for sisters Laura and Lydia Rogers of Muscle Shoals, Ala., to find themselves sitting in the balcony of Nashville's historic Ryman Auditorium and looking down upon their country music heroes onstage...Tags: Music Industry, Music, Tennessee, Country and Western (genre), Johnny Cash
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Tuesday's Talk Shows: Sting performs on 'Today'
Show TrackerClick here to download TV listings for the week of Oct. 25 - 31 in PDF format This week's TV Movies The Early Show Russ Mitchell; artist Stephen Wiltshire. (N) 7 a.m. KCBS Today Sting performs; author Hulk Hogan ('My...... -
Gregg Allman gets a new liver, plans to release a new album
The Dish RagGreg Allman gets a brand new liver. Next? A new album!... -
Allman Brothers cancel Crossroads appearance
Turn It UpThe Allman Brothers announced Wednesday they must cancel their appearance Saturday at the Crossroads Guitar Festival in Toyota Park after keyboardist-singer Gregg Allman underwent surgery. Allman, who suffers from Hepatitis C, underwent a liver transplant... -
Crossroads 2010: A few key moments
Turn It UpA few key moments Saturday from Eric Clapton’s Crossroads Guitar Festival at Toyota Park: 11:45 a.m.: Emcee Bill Murray emerges to demonstrate that even he has learned a few things since the last Crossroads festival, in 2007, by playing a...... -
Allman Brothers come home to Wanee
Sentinel Staff WriterIt has been a star-studded stretch for the Allman Brothers Band, which seems to share the stage with some music legend almost every other night. There was, of course, the annual run earlier this year at the Beacon Theatre in New York, where the guest...Tags: Beacon Theater, Florida, Society, Arts and Culture, Ceremonies
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Convicted and incarcerated, yet he doesn't remember a thing
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterGeorge Damaa awoke after a seven-day coma in Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in 1995, his body shattered for reasons he couldn't remember. The last thing he recalled was driving up Pacific Coast Highway on a warm Saturday in February with the top down on his...Tags: Drugs and Medicines, Witnesses, Criminals, Justice System, Car Safety Tips and Advice
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'Stories Done: Writings on the 1960s and Its Discontents' by Mikal Gilmore
![The revolution -- the one that took place in the 1960s -- was in fact televised. The music, the antiwar movement, the drug culture and the social upheaval of the era became major benefactors of the first wave of saturation media coverage. To the straight world, the events that defined "the '60s" were jarring anomalies that shook the status quo. Moms and dads across America recoiled in front of their sets, fingers crossed that their kids weren't getting their heads busted by the cops.](http://www.latimes.com/media/alternatethumbnails/story/2008-11/43213432-06153357.gif "The revolution -- the one that took place in the 1960s -- was in fact televised. The music, the antiwar movement, the drug culture and the social upheaval of the era became major benefactors of the first wave of saturation media coverage. To the straight world, the events that defined "the '60s\" were jarring anomalies that shook the status quo. Moms and dads across America recoiled in front of their sets, fingers crossed that their kids weren't getting their heads busted by the cops.")
The revolution -- the one that took place in the 1960s -- was in fact televised. The music, the antiwar movement, the drug culture and the social upheaval of the era became major benefactors of the first wave of saturation media coverage. To the...Tags: Timothy Leary, Ken Kesey, San Francisco, Drugs and Medicines, Jack Kerouac
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Rock, Pop, Country, Etc. Listings
BUSHNELL CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Dec. 15 - Anne Murray: "What A Wonderful Christmas." 3 p.m. Mortensen Hall. April 30 - Bobby McFerrin plus guests. 7:30 p.m. Mortensen Hall. •Call for tickets. Schedule subject to change. 166 Capitol Ave.,...Tags: Stamford, Bill Cosby, Trisha Yearwood, Music, Senior Citizens
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It'll Be Rockin' In Hartford
The Hartford CourantA quick glance at the concert schedule for this fall could well leave you wondering what decade it is. The biggest shows of the season, all coming to the Hartford Civic Center, are a direct link to the old days of rock. The fun starts Sept. 27 when...Tags: XL Center, Paul McCartney, Trisha Yearwood, Education, Connecticut
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