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PRS guitars are something to see as well as to hear
Special To The SunThe whole place is an acoustic phenomenon -- literally and figuratively. Besides being the birthplace of world-renowned instruments, the Paul Reed Smith Guitars factory in Stevensville is home to a variety of sounds during the guitar-making process....Tags: NASCAR, Sports, Death, Chesapeake Bay Bridge, Bars and Clubs
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Trolling San Diego by Trolley
Special to The TimesNo vehicle deserves a break more than my little red pickup truck. In 15 years, it has ferried me safely over 271,000 miles of the planet. So it was pure joy to check the truck into the parking garage at the Bristol San Diego hotel for a weekend last...Tags: Cindy Sherman, San Diego (San Diego, California), Italy, Zoology, Wildlife
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New music from troubled divas, other hit makers
Knight Ridder/tribuneComing this fall: The Drama of the Troubled Diva. For the next four months, many of pop's juiciest plot lines will feature female singers struggling back from the brink. They include Whitney Houston, Christina Aguilera and TLC, all of whom have spent far...Tags: Nas, Bruce Springsteen, Rod Stewart, Tom Petty, Sisqo
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Sentimental flight
![Few artists in the history of American pop are more deserving of the Grammys' top award than the late Ray Charles, so it was hard to feel too disappointed Sunday when his "Genius Loves Company" was named album of the year — even if the award was 40 years too late. In sports, it's known as a makeup call.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2006-10/20092816.jpg "Few artists in the history of American pop are more deserving of the Grammys' top award than the late Ray Charles, so it was hard to feel too disappointed Sunday when his "Genius Loves Company\" was named album of the year — even if the award was 40 years too late. In sports, it's known as a makeup call.")
Times Staff WriterFew artists in the history of American pop are more deserving of the Grammys' top award than the late Ray Charles, so it was hard to feel too disappointed Sunday when his "Genius Loves Company" was named album of the year — even if the award was...Tags: Norah Jones, Georgia, Bob Newhart, James Brown, Smashing Pumpkins (music group)
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Sanz a big winner at the Latin Grammys
Los Angeles Times Staff WritersSpanish singer-songwriter Alejandro Sanz dominated the fifth Latin Grammy Awards at the Shrine Auditorium on Wednesday in a musically diverse telecast sprinkled with edgy political commentary and several instances of language excised by CBS censors....Tags: Government, Super Bowl, Ritchie Valens, Alejandro Sanz, Los Angeles Times
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Will rap and R&B get their due at Grammys?
Tribune Rock CriticWill the Grammys get in touch with commercial reality at the 43rd annual awards on Feb. 21? And, if they do, will this gang of industry professionals be able to look at itself in the bathroom mirror the morning after? The National Academy of Recording...Tags: Rod Stewart, Lee Ann Womack, Genres, Mississippi, Madonna
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When in doubt, let history be the guide
Times Pop Music CriticIf you're trying to predict the winners of this year's Grammy Awards, you'd better reach for your good-luck charm. After the easily forecast sweeps by Lauryn Hill and Santana the last two years, the key races this time are so puzzling that even the most...Tags: Billy Bragg, Sisqo, Madonna, Brad Paisley, Steve Earle
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For this traveler, the best way to see the sights is on the move
Times Staff WriterIt was your ultimate runner's high. But far from that sense of euphoria joggers acquire during a long run, as body and mind unite in harmony with nature, all my senses were on high alert instead. I could ill afford to lose myself in thought, as is my wont...Tags: Nike, Inc., George W. Bush, White House, Creedence Clearwater Revival (music group), Forests
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Big night starts early
Times Staff WriterIt's no secret: Most agree that what makes for a killer event seems a simple enough recipe: a good mix of folks and a good stack of tunes. But what if your host DJ happens to be record producer Phil Ramone or record executive Clive Davis? You get the...Tags: Brian Wilson, Finance, Human Accomplishments, Quincy Jones, Clive Davis
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Whoville
RedEyeCLEANING UP ON EMINEM'S CLOSET: Score one for rich people bilking celebrity kin. Bidding for one of Eminem's boyhood homes has skyrocketed on eBay. The modest Warren, Mich., house, listed on eBay since Thursday, was appraised at $91,000. Bidding...Tags: Sean John Combs, Dining and Drinking, Gisele Bundchen , Drea de Matteo, Tyra Banks
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The Gloved One drops the ball at the Rock Hall of Fame induction
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterNEW YORK -- Michael Jackson still doesn't get it, does he? The 16th annual Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction dinner here Monday was the ideal opportunity for the self-proclaimed King of Pop to begin humanizing himself--to start making us think of...Tags: The Big Bopper, Michael Jackson Comeback Tour (2009), Minority Groups, Ritchie Valens, National or Ethnic Minorities
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