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Tips for cleaning, storing and preparing morels
BOYNE CITY — He’s known as the morel mushroom expert. In 1984, Tony Williams of Boyne City won the National Morel Mushroom Festival hunt with 796 mushrooms over two 90-minute morel hunts. Williams, who still enjoys his time out in the...
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Tuesday Morning Coffee: Moving The Budget Dominoes.
Capitol Ideas with John L. MicekGood Tuesday Morning, Fellow Seekers. In case you missed it yesterday, the House Appropriations Committee got the next set of budget dominoes in line as it voted, along party lines, to send the $27.65 billion budget plan approved by the...... -
Vaught's Views: 'Elite Eighth' championship book is full of memories from Kentucky's NCAA title run
larry@amnews.comKentucky’s national championship has more memories than even the most die-hard UK fan will ever be able to remember. This team’s “will to win” was tested numerous time, but 38 of 40 games the Wildcats prevailed and did what they...Tags: Kentucky Wildcats, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Periodicals, Walmart, Anthony Davis
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Ron Carter Trio plays Yale University's Sprague Hall in New Haven on March 23
![<span style="font-size: medium;">One of the best jazz re-issues from last year was Columbia/Legacy's <em>Live in Europe</em> 1967, a 3-CD/DVD package that captured Miles Davis' Second Great Quintet — Davis, tenor saxophonist Wayne Shorter, pianist Herbie Hancock, bassist Ron Carter and drummer Tony Williams — at the height of their free-bop chemistry over five stops on a European tour.</span>](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2012-03/68860683-16101247.jpg "<span style="font-size: medium;\">One of the best jazz re-issues from last year was Columbia/Legacy's <em>Live in Europe</em> 1967, a 3-CD/DVD package that captured Miles Davis' Second Great Quintet — Davis, tenor saxophonist Wayne Shorter, pianist Herbie Hancock, bassist Ron Carter and drummer Tony Williams — at the height of their free-bop chemistry over five stops on a European tour.</span>")
One of the best jazz re-issues from last year was Columbia/Legacy's Live in Europe 1967, a 3-CD/DVD package that captured Miles Davis' Second Great Quintet — Davis, tenor saxophonist Wayne Shorter, pianist Herbie Hancock, bassist Ron Carter and...Tags: Lena Horne, Music Industry, Arts and Culture, Yale University, Chico Hamilton
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Looking Back: New clubhouse opened in 1998
Contributing WriterEditor’s note: This is the second in a two-part series of the history of Danville Country Club. The first part covered the history of the club. The Danville Country Club members have enjoyed a new, modern clubhouse since it opened in 1998. The...Tags: Swimming, College Sports, Clubs and Associations, Fuzzy Zoeller, Hospitals and Clinics
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Personal Playlist: Henry Rollins
Pop & HissThe musician/DJ favors Miles Davis, Vum, Le Butcherettes and Boris.... -
Tuesday Morning Coffee: It's Super Tuesday.
Capitol Ideas with John L. MicekGood Tuesday Morning Fellow Seekers. It's Super Tuesday! It's that magical day where voters in states where you don't live will head to the polls to determine the fate of the Western World. Or, at minimum, prolong the agony that...... -
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CD of the Week: Miles Davis 'Live in Europe 1967'
![Columbia/Legacy's new 3-CD/DVD package captures Miles Davis' <em>Second Great Quintet</em> — Davis (trumpet), Wayne Shorter (tenor sax), Herbie Hancock (piano), Ron Carter (bass) and Tony Williams (drums) —- at the pinnacle of its telepathic, free-bop powers, over five stops on George Wein's 1967 "Newport Jazz Festival in Europe" tour. Each of the four audio sets (and the two videos) open with "Agitation," a Davis composition, and also a good word to describe the Quintet's onstage chemistry: Williams and Davis are the primary rabble-rousers, Hancock and Carter lock it all down, and Shorter soars above the fray at a cool distance (though he too gets fiery at times). Some of the music in this impressive, eight-panel digipak has been circulated on bootlegs, but it doesn't matter. Taken together with <em>The Complete Live at the Plugged Nickel 1965</em> released in 1995, these performances should make us all finally rethink the <em>Second Great Quintet</em> designation and go with the more accurate <em>Greatest Quintet</em> from here on out (unless <em>The Bootleg Series</em> <em>Vol. 2</em> steps in a few years from now and makes us rethink <em>that</em>).](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-10/65186458-05134907.jpg "Columbia/Legacy's new 3-CD/DVD package captures Miles Davis' <em>Second Great Quintet</em> — Davis (trumpet), Wayne Shorter (tenor sax), Herbie Hancock (piano), Ron Carter (bass) and Tony Williams (drums) —- at the pinnacle of its telepathic, free-bop powers, over five stops on George Wein's 1967 "Newport Jazz Festival in Europe\" tour. Each of the four audio sets (and the two videos) open with \"Agitation,\" a Davis composition, and also a good word to describe the Quintet's onstage chemistry: Williams and Davis are the primary rabble-rousers, Hancock and Carter lock it all down, and Shorter soars above the fray at a cool distance (though he too gets fiery at times). Some of the music in this impressive, eight-panel digipak has been circulated on bootlegs, but it doesn't matter. Taken together with <em>The Complete Live at the Plugged Nickel 1965</em> released in 1995, these performances should make us all finally rethink the <em>Second Great Quintet</em> designation and go with the more accurate <em>Greatest Quintet</em> from here on out (unless <em>The Bootleg Series</em> <em>Vol. 2</em> steps in a few years from now and makes us rethink <em>that</em>).")
Columbia/Legacy's new 3-CD/DVD package captures Miles Davis' Second Great Quintet — Davis (trumpet), Wayne Shorter (tenor sax), Herbie Hancock (piano), Ron Carter (bass) and Tony Williams (drums) —- at the pinnacle of its telepathic, free-...Tags: Organized Crime, Miles Davis
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New members picked for Boyne chamber board
BOYNE CITY — Members of the Boyne Area Chamber of Commerce recently elected four local businesspeople to serve three-year terms on the chamber’s board of directors. Ed Grice of Boyne Mountain Resort, the only incumbent board member among this... -
Man convicted of murder a third time
For the third time in a dozen years, a Baltimore jury has convicted Tony Williams in the 1998 shooting death of his fiancee, finding him guilty of first-degree murder and using a handgun in a crime of violence. But no one can say yet whether the ruling,...Tags: Punishment, Crimes, Judges, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Trials
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Music on the Back Porch
The Back Porch Coffeehouse music series, originally located in Ellsworth, has moved to a new venue and new town.
The monthly concert and jam session will now take place at the Charlevoix Senior Center.
Saturday, Nov. 12, will mark the start of the...Tags: Music Industry, Arts and Culture, Artists, Concerts, Music
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