Salute To The 60S News

 
Fundraiser -Let's Get It On
Red Bluff Daily News
CSU, Chico's Department of Music will present its spring semester fundraiser, Let's Get It On, a salute to the Motown greats from the "60s and "70s Ð Stevie Wonder, The Supremes, The Jackson Five, Marvin Gaye, and many others -- Friday, Feb.

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Travel back to the '60s
Chicago Tribune
Take a groovy musical trip to the '60s with performances by Herman's Hermits featuring Peter Noone, the Buckinghams and the Grass Roots. Why go: "Salute to the '60s" will be a night of British invasion ("I'm Into Something Good," "Mrs. Brown, ...


 
Album Review: AraabMuzik – Instrumental University
Consequence of Sound
By Paul de Revere on February 10th, 2012 in Album Reviews In the '60s and '70s, Jimi Hendrix and Carlos Santana reinvented the studio and live presence of the electric guitar, both intensely virtuosic talents that pulled from their respective cultures' ...


 
LOCAL SCENE: The Buckinghams — Hey baby, they're still playing our song
nwitimes.com
3 at Star Plaza as part of the 'Salute To The Sixties' show with The GrassRoots and Herman's Hermits, includes new members — guitarist Dave Zane and drummer Rocky Penn. There was a time during the 1960s, when the British Invasion was waning and ...


 
Playing Live for Feb. 3, 2012
SouthtownStar
The Salute to the '60s show set for Feb. 3 at Star Plaza Theatre will include Herman's Hermits featuring Peter Noone. Star Plaza Theatre, 8001 Delaware Place, Merrillville, Ind., will present this show at 8 pm Feb. 3. With 23 hit singles, ...


 
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FYI: Apollo Theater Salutes Black History Month With Free Events
BET
1, the beginning of Black History Month, and to help you salute the accomplishments of African-Americans across the nation, Harlem's famed Apollo Theater is hosting a collection of events this Friday and Saturday. When: Saturday, Feb.

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Top Ten Events 9-16 Feb: Glasgow Short Film Festival, Discopolis + Paul ...
The Skinny
... seen playing a Grade A-listed old bank out in the sticks of Shawlands, no less) playing an intimate set backed by a series of evocative home videos of Scottish life in the 60s and 70s, shot by bassist Robert Spark's father, Alexander Ogilvie Spark.

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