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Salt Lake City Weekly
The Head & The Heart
Salt Lake City Weekly
Jones and the rest of Salt Lake City's The Devil Whale were recording Teeth in 2010 at Studio Litho in Seattle, where vocalist/violinist Thielen and a few other The Head & The Heart members were contributing backup vocals (frontman Josiah Johnson can ...


 
al.com
Crawfish Boil: The Head and the Heart bring folk-pop to stage
al.com
By The Birmingham News BIRMINGHAM, Alabama -- The Head and the Heart brought some folk-pop to the stage of the Shaeffer Eye Center Crawfish Boil Saturday. Mary Colurso and Jeremy Burgess are covering the event for The Birmingham News.
Moon Taxi kicks off Day 2 of Crawfish BoilThe Birmingham News - al.com

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A Gift From the Head and the Heart
Patch.com
By Joe Dowd Plainview's Max Nelkins during his transformation by Arthur, his local barber. The 6th grader decided to donate his hair in the memory of a beloved teacher lost to cancer. Stefanie Nelkins Max Nelkens loves Little League baseball, ...


 
Embrace sounds of June
Austin 360
Other shows at Stubb's this month include Two Door Cinema Club (Friday); Snoop Dogg (June 7); Gillian Welch (June 8); and the Head and the Heart (June 9 and 10, both technically sold out). During the 1980s, Howard Jones helped define the sound of ...


 
Column: The Rev. Mike Shearon: 3 things the church should offer
The Daily Citizen
1: People want their heart touched and mind stretched. People enjoy when the head and the heart are brought together. Our veteran gardeners share ideas to help first-timers have the best garden possible. Some try new creative ideas (my plot is heavy on ...

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Community calendar
Bend Bulletin
The indie folk band The Head and the Heart will help kick off the Memorial weekend concerts Friday night at Les Schwab Amphitheater in Bend. The Shins will headline. THE INDIAN WAR ERA IN EASTERN OREGON: Paul Patton talks about “Eagan and the ...

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Dimon and the Fed's Legitimacy
New York Times (blog)
Mr. Ferguson takes the view that greed and immorality now prevail to an excessive degree at the heart of Wall Street. Academics and other experts have become corrupted, the responsible regulators have been intellectually captured, and law enforcement ...