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Jack White helps Black Belles find complementary colors
Chicago Tribune
"We were just friends with mutual music influences," she says matter-of-factly about her kindred spirits, singer-guitarist Olivia Jean, bassist Ruby Rogers and keyboardist Tina NoGood. The quartet started playing together in 2009 before being signed by ...

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Electronic Band Neon Indian Rocked Detroit
Huffington Post (blog)
Next up was Lemonade, a three-piece group that's a mixture of electronics and percussion on a bit of synth-pop sound with some really danceable tunes. The lead singer mentions this is their first time playing Detroit and they went over with the crowd ...

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The Atlantic
'Queen of Disco' Donna Summer; 63
STLtoday.com
She changed the sound of club music in the 1970s with 'Love to Love You Baby,' 'I Feel Love. Donna Summer, who earned the title queen of disco for her era-defining music but who transcended the genre over the years, died Thursday of lung cancer in ...
Donna Summer, Queen of Disco, dies at 63Kansas City Star

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Pitch Weekly
The Rumblejetts' Jud Kite on drums, art and the band's latest, Motor Honey
Pitch Weekly
The Rumblejetts' sound has remained rather steady, even through numerous lineup changes. Is it Jim 'Doyle' Holopter holding it all together? Doyle has had this band running in one form or another since 1997. I think he too would say that nothing was ...


 
Weekend: Your guide to entertainment in Northeast Pennsylvania
Scranton Times-Tribune
KINDRED SPIRITS ARTS PROGRAMS CONCERTS: David Amram, with "Pull My Daisy" film screening, June 2, 7:30 pm, Milford Theatre, 114 E. Catherine St., Milford; Genticorum, June 24, 4 pm, Milford Theatre; Parker String Quartet, July 20, 7:30 pm, PaPa Gallery ...

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Local music: Pennyroyal is settled with new 'Places'
Minneapolis Star Tribune
Now, though, the quartet sounds much more coalesced and solidified on its follow-up EP, "Places," which it will promote Friday at Cause Spirits & Soundbar. "A lot of the songs on our first album we learned while we were still getting to know each other ...


 
Who you gonna call if you're Santana?
Las Vegas Review - Journal
"John and I - many times - we had the Nakashima sound system, and we drove across country. And we were always blasting Santana," he said. Aykroyd also said he "failed college to Carlos' " music. "I enjoyed my college days.

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