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Utopia Records Bari Saxophonist Rebecca Buxton Burns on "Step Back"
Rebecca Buxton is a talented Baritone Saxophonist on Utopia Records' burning hot single “Step Back". (New York, NY) Beautiful Baritone Saxophonist Rebecca Buxton can blow her saxophone with the best of them. The funkadelic track “Step Back" through Utopia Records is a display of her mean sax play. Backed by legendary music impresario Alfonzo Blackwell's lush ...
The Beatnik Cafe: Musical Revue of the Jazz Beat Generation
June 20th at 8:30 Richmond Shepard Theatre 309 E 26th St. (@ 2nd Ave) New York, NY 10010 (Last show sold out!) beatnikcafemusical.com The NYC Off Broadway Show live at the Regent! June 25th at 8 PM Regent Theater 7 Medford Street Arlington, Massachusetts regenttheatre.com 781-646-4TIX ...
The Bobby Shew Quartet at Vernon's Jazz Club on June 11th
Vernon's Jazz Club proudly presents the Bobby Shew Quartet June 11th and 12th 8:30-Midnight! Vernon's Jazz Club 6855 4th St. Village of Los Ranchos Albuquerque NW (hidden behind Calico) 505-341-0831 Artisan cocktails & Appetizers available at the bar. Tell 'em, “Joe Sent Me."
Remembering Dennis Hopper, Photographer
A self-described compulsive creator, the late Dennis Hopper was as prolific behind a camera as in front of it. And not just making motion pictures, but still images, by the thousands. He photographed most avidly during the 1960s, chronicling the burgeoning L.A. art scene and its prime movers. His pictures have been included in virtually every ...
Betty Lavette Gets to the Soul of British Rock
Her 'Interpretations: The British Rock Songbook' puts a new spin on classics by the Beatles, Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, the Who and more. The woman on stage was nearly 65, dancing across the boards in high heels and shaking her hips to an old Beatles song called “The Word." Except that Bettye LaVette was ...
Dennis Hopper: Photographs, 1961-1967
I was doing something that I thought could have some impact someday. In many ways, it's really these photographs, that kept me going creatively. - Dennis Hopper The Sixties In all their turbulence and revelation, have been documented many times over but the photographic recollections of actor/artist/director Dennis Hopper have set ...
Will.i.am on Rave Culture
“The underground is bigger than the surface. That's what people don't understand." Black Eyed Peas co-founder and producer will.i.am discussed his experiences discovering the first-wave rave scene in the early 1990s. In fact, he and Electric Daisy Carnival founder Pasquale Rotella went to high school together (Palisades Charter High School), and attended the same early raves ...
Artist Louise Bourgeois Internationally Revered Artist Passes
Louise Bourgeois, an internationally revered artist whose intensely personal work was inspired by psychological conflict, feminist consciousness and a fertile imagination, has died. She was 98. Bourgeois died Monday at Beth Israel Medical Center in Manhattan after suffering a heart attack on Saturday, said Wendy Williams, managing director of the Louise Bourgeois Studio in New York. ...
Is Quit Facebook Day a Bust?
It's June 1st. Shouldn't you be leaving Facebook now? Despite an uproar over privacy concerns, don't expect many Facebook users to be jumping ship on Memorial Day, or as its known online, Quit Facebook Day. Some of this might have to do with the revised privacy settings Facebook rolled out across the site last week, but ...
Tropic Lightning Rock and Jazz Bands Entertain Iraqi and U.S. Soldiers
FORWARD OPERATING BASE DAGGER, Iraq The 25th Infantry Divisions rock and jazz bands SANDSTORM! and Jazz for Joe turned Partnership Day into a festival at Forward Operating Base Dagger. The bands played for U.S. and Iraqi Soldiers who were celebrating 6 years of working together to bring security and stability to Iraq. The troops spent the ...
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