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Mung Bean @ Ada Gallery, 9/17/08

Source: RVAjazz
September 18, 2008

By Dean ChristesenI am no expert on the genre of music that I witnessed tonight. I mostly keep to musical instruments that do not plug in to walls and that certainly do not involve complex wiring like what I saw this evening. However, I still enjoy listening to it, and tonight's creative performance of Mung Bean (Stephen Vitiello and Molly Berg) and guests at ADA Gallery was no exception.Sound designer Stephen Vitiello and guitarist Michael Charboneau ...

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Canon Announces Three High-Def Camcorders

Source: PC Magazine
August 8, 2008

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'World of Warcraft' Sequel in the Works?

Source: PC Magazine
July 4, 2008

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Odean Pope - What Went Before, Volume 1

Source: Michael Ricci
June 11, 2008

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Sasquatch! Part II | 05.24-05.26 | the Gorge

Source: JamBase
May 29, 2008

For first half coverage of Sasquatch!, please go here...

Words by: Jonathan Zwickel & Court Scott

Sasquatch! Music Festival :: 05.24 - 05.26 :: The Gorge, Washington

The Blakes The Blakes - Sasquatch! 2008 by Christopher Nelson The phrase “pop sensibility" was coined to describe bands like The Blakes. Grab a pint and sway to the Seattle trio's mildly angst-y garage rock tempered with a soft side evident in quaint, catchy riffs and terrific brother-to-brother vocals. There's ...

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Emil Viklicky: Ballads and More

Source: All About Jazz

Emil Viklicky, Ballads And More (ARTA).

Writing the other day about Frantiek Uhl triggered a search through recently arrived CDs for the latest collection by Emil Viklicky's trio. Viklick is the pianist in whose group Uhl has long been the bassist. He has collaborated with his contemporary George Mraz, another virtuoso Czech bassist, on two albums combining their beloved Moravian folk music with the jazz forms of which they are masters.

I have been listening to Ballads And More all ...

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