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North Coast Journal
Summer Music Festival Guide 2012
North Coast Journal
Expect the usual biker games along with rock and blues by Lukas Nelson, Charlie Brechtel, The Fryed Brothers, II Big with Billy Idol, Kaye Bohler, The Unauthorized Rolling Stones, and a tribute to the late Ronnie Montrose with special guest Michael Lee ...

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RollingStone.com (blog)
Namaste and Gratitude to Adam Yauch
RollingStone.com (blog)
The Beasties were easily the most important and influential band-qua-band of the past few decades, taking hip-hop and punk rock and stoner-fuzak jazz and raver electro-disco and Brazilian bossa nova and Japanese new wave and stir-frying it all in their ...

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Sallie Ford finds her way
Aspen Times
But it is definitely not what I expected after listening to “Dirty Radio,” the debut album by her band, Sallie Ford & the Sound Outside. The album, released a year ago, is a blast of hard-hitting, retro-leaning music rooted mostly in jump blues.


 
20 Celebrity Couples Who Have Been Married 25 Years ... And Beyond
Huffington Post
Let's face it, celebrity marriages can melt faster than a stick of butter in a hot frying pan, but there are notable exception. Last year we spotlighted 13 tinsel town marriages that have gone beyond the quarter-century mark, including Jay and Mavis ...

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NOLA.com
Pirogue races return to Bayou Liberty near Slidell
NOLA.com
Music will be provided by Band of Brothers, and Big Al and the Heavyweights. Commemorative hats and T-shirts also will be available for purchase the day of the races. For information on how to support “Back on the Bayou,” contact DiMarco at ...


 
Columbus Dispatch
3 to Try: Events off the beaten path
Columbus Dispatch
Don an apron (preferably one that hasn't been worn while frying bacon) and head to the North Market's 16th annual Apron Gala, where styles often range from pretty to comical or political. Food, wine, beer, live music, an apron contest and a silent ...

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Wristband on the run
The Independent
It's a bit Big Brother." The music-lovers at America's hippest festival look as if they've walked straight out of a desert branch of Urban Outfitters, so the garish purple bands teamed with yellow microchips seem somehow apt. My brightly coloured wrist ...

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