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Dobie Gray dies at 71; singer later became a songwriter
![Dobie Gray, a smooth balladeer and soul singer who scored his biggest hit in the early 1970s with "Drift Away," has died. He was 71.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-12/66628553-07182636-187105.jpg "Dobie Gray, a smooth balladeer and soul singer who scored his biggest hit in the early 1970s with "Drift Away,\" has died. He was 71.")
Dobie Gray, a smooth balladeer and soul singer who scored his biggest hit in the early 1970s with "Drift Away," has died. He was 71.
Gray, who had cancer, died Tuesday at his Nashville home, said Charlie Andrews, his attorney.
Before he adopted the name...Tags: Cancer, Music Industry, Sonny Bono, Soul (genre), Uncle Kracker
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Branson Entertainer Speaks Out about Duggar Family Extortion Investigation
Reporter, PhotographerA Branson entertainer says he is shocked to be at the center of an extortion scandal involving the Duggar family from Arkansas. The family stars in the hit TLC show “19 Kids and Counting.” An Iowa woman, Theresa Hunt, is charged with...Tags: Organized Crime, Prosecution, Television Industry, Concerts, Johnny Cash
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Straight No Chaser's hit 'Twelve Day of Christmas' comes to L.A.
Culture MonsterStraight No Chaser is on a cross-country Christmas tour, which includes a Friday night concert at the Wiltern.... -
Staff picks: Holiday songs
TribLocal - EvanstonThere are plenty of people who can't wait to start singing along with “Jingle Bells” or the latest version of “All I Want For Christmas.” …... -
Words from Wings' drummer: Denny Seiwell talks Paul McCartney, area upbringing and new jazz trio
Lehigh Valley MusicWhen Lehighton native Denny Seiwell left the tiny Carbon County town for a burgeoning career as a drummer in the lodges of the Poconos, then the clubs of New York City, jazz was his music of choice. He played with...... -
Banjo man stops by to play a tune
Staff Writer“John Denver’s Banjo Man” Jim Connor stopped in to visit family in Imperial on Tuesday and performed some of his favorite tunes on banjo and harmonica for them. Originally from Alabama, Connor also has some roots in the Imperial...Tags: Alabama
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Arundel regional concert series offers discounted entertainment
Three regional concert series are about to open their 2011-2012 season, and they're featuring bargain subscription prices for those who order in time for the Sept. 20, 21 or 24 opening concerts. Conveniently close to home, all three offer performances...Tags: Broadway Theater, Elections, Benny Goodman, Arts and Culture, Sports
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Father, son performing Tuesday night at Red Rooster
Even though he’d never been to Aberdeen before, on Sunday Marvin Thiel could have sung “Hey, it's good to be back home again.”
Thiel, who impersonates John Denver as part of his music act, saw his son, Anthony Thiel, for the first time...Tags: Country and Western (genre), Arts, Music Industry, Disc Jockeys, Arts and Culture
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Datebook
Sunday, Oct. 2 Festival The First Sunday Arts Oktoberfest Festival highlights the season's finale of this annual event. Also included in the activities are arts and crafts, live music, street performers, sidewalk dining and more. Free. Information: 410-...Tags: Schools, Golf, John Clark, Museums, High Schools
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Weekend calendar - October 1
Maugansville car show Dash plaques to the first 50 vehicles. People's Choice trophy. There will be kids' games and free rides on Thomas the Tank Engine. There will be free clothing in sizes for all ages and toys. Free food. 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. today....Tags: Railway Transportation, Auction Service, Arts, Animals, Transportation
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Mark Gonzales' White Sox mailbag
Tribune staff reporterI'm curious why Brandon Short and Christian Marrero didn't get called up in September. I knew of Addison Reed because I was watching his stats early on. I'm baffled by some decisions, particularly regarding these two players. Even Kevan Smith should...Tags: Chicago White Sox, Ozzie Guillen, Adam Dunn, Will Ohman, Brandon Short
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Springs Folk Festival lures with music
Daily American Staff WriterThe sound of a folk instrument and a bomb could not be more different, but the two noises are part of everyday life for one Springs Folk Festival craftsman named Carl Gotzmer. Gotzmer, 69, of Accokeek Md., is best known in Springs for his handcrafted...Tags: Folk (genre), Unrest, Conflicts and War, Arts, Explosions, Weaponry
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