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Hayden brings human jukebox act to Gruene (The New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung)
Rodney Hayden returns to Gruene Hall at 6 p.m. Thursday for another free acoustic show. Hayden is a virtual human jukebox who can pull countless classic country tunes from his hat or entertain the crowd with one of the many great original songs he?s written throughout the years.
Girls, Guns & Glory: Pretty Little Wrecking Ball (The Daily Free Press)
Boston locals Girls, Guns & Glory aren't your typical New England band. The band's second release, Pretty Little Wrecking Ball, on Boston's Jack Squat record label breathes some fresh air into the music scene with it's innovative blend of classic rock 'n' roll, country, and rockabilly -- but the band may not be for everyone.
Campus events & notes (Michigan Daily)
Jazz ensemble What: Bandleader Dave Holland will perform. Holland won a Grammy in 2006 for Best Large Jazz Ensemble. Who: Dave Holland Octet and Big Band When: Today at 8 p.m. Where: Michigan Theater Fiction reading What: Writer Marshall Klimasewiski, author of the novel "The Cottagers," will read selected works.
'Totally committed to music' - Muscatine native Morgan Jones is still leading...
Editor?s note: ?Where Are They Now? is a Muscatine Journal series published on the first and third Mondays of the month. Former Muscatine Journal editor Gil Dietz is producing this feature and welcomes comments and suggestions.
Outtakes (Creative Loafing Tampa)
The Host ; Reno 911: Miami ; Alpha Dog ...
Jim Beal: Varied visitors to take spotlight (San Antonio Express-News)
It's a big midweek for visiting musicians, with local clubs staging a bit of everything from punk/crunk from Florida to troubadours from Austin.
WVSSAC oversight sought (The Huntington Herald-Dispatch)
Lawmakers introduced a bill Monday in the state Senate that calls for oversight of the West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission. (BILL TEXT)
Road conditons blamed for accident (Opelousas Daily World)
Carla Richard believes the poor state of the parish's roads are endangering lives. "My daughter-in-law was almost killed," she said Monday. "She hit a pothole and ended up in the ditch. They had to take her to the emergency room. She is 6-months pregnant.
on the tube (The Olympian)
With her daytime show now done, Megan Mullally is headed back to primetime, courtesy of the folks at "Boston Legal." Mullally will guest-star on an episode of the ABC series later this season, playing a former co-worker and ex-girlfriend of James Spader's character, Alan Shore.
Disappointing 'Factory Girl' exploits Edie Sedgwick, Warhol (The Current Online)
The ads for the new movie "Factory Girl" look like old-time B movie come-ons, with a scantily-clad blonde, words like "sexy" and the breathless "everything you've heard is true" splashed across the space. Like those ads, "Factory Girl" delivers far less than promised.
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Hayden brings human jukebox act to Gruene (The New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung)
Rodney Hayden returns to Gruene Hall at 6 p.m. Thursday for another free acoustic show. Hayden is a virtual human jukebox who can pull countless classic country tunes from his hat or entertain the crowd with one of the many great original songs he?s written throughout the years.
Girls, Guns & Glory: Pretty Little Wrecking Ball (The Daily Free Press)
Boston locals Girls, Guns & Glory aren't your typical New England band. The band's second release, Pretty Little Wrecking Ball, on Boston's Jack Squat record label breathes some fresh air into the music scene with it's innovative blend of classic rock 'n' roll, country, and rockabilly -- but the band may not be for everyone.
Campus events & notes (Michigan Daily)
Jazz ensemble What: Bandleader Dave Holland will perform. Holland won a Grammy in 2006 for Best Large Jazz Ensemble. Who: Dave Holland Octet and Big Band When: Today at 8 p.m. Where: Michigan Theater Fiction reading What: Writer Marshall Klimasewiski, author of the novel "The Cottagers," will read selected works.
'Totally committed to music' - Muscatine native Morgan Jones is still leading...
Editor?s note: ?Where Are They Now? is a Muscatine Journal series published on the first and third Mondays of the month. Former Muscatine Journal editor Gil Dietz is producing this feature and welcomes comments and suggestions.
Outtakes (Creative Loafing Tampa)
The Host ; Reno 911: Miami ; Alpha Dog ...
Jim Beal: Varied visitors to take spotlight (San Antonio Express-News)
It's a big midweek for visiting musicians, with local clubs staging a bit of everything from punk/crunk from Florida to troubadours from Austin.
WVSSAC oversight sought (The Huntington Herald-Dispatch)
Lawmakers introduced a bill Monday in the state Senate that calls for oversight of the West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission. (BILL TEXT)
Road conditons blamed for accident (Opelousas Daily World)
Carla Richard believes the poor state of the parish's roads are endangering lives. "My daughter-in-law was almost killed," she said Monday. "She hit a pothole and ended up in the ditch. They had to take her to the emergency room. She is 6-months pregnant.
on the tube (The Olympian)
With her daytime show now done, Megan Mullally is headed back to primetime, courtesy of the folks at "Boston Legal." Mullally will guest-star on an episode of the ABC series later this season, playing a former co-worker and ex-girlfriend of James Spader's character, Alan Shore.
Disappointing 'Factory Girl' exploits Edie Sedgwick, Warhol (The Current Online)
The ads for the new movie "Factory Girl" look like old-time B movie come-ons, with a scantily-clad blonde, words like "sexy" and the breathless "everything you've heard is true" splashed across the space. Like those ads, "Factory Girl" delivers far less than promised.
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