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“Rock’n’roll is dead. It’s a toothless old woman. It’s really embarrassing”: how David Bowie turned his back on glam rock to make his ‘plastic soul’ masterpiece Young Americans
- Drugs, madness and an ex-Beatle – the crazed story of David Bowie’s 1975 album Young Americans
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'Chicago Song,' 'Run for Cover': David Sanborn returns to Jacksonville Jazz Fest
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Jacksonville Jazz Festival returns Memorial Day weekend. Here's who's playing.
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Sanborn, Dirty Dozen, more to play free Jacksonville Jazz Festival shows
The Jacksonville Jazz Festival will return to the downtown streets on Memorial Day weekend, with show by Wynton Marsalis, Larry Carlton and others.
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International Jazz Day 2022 Reveals Location & Lineup for All-Star Global Concert
The All-Star Global Concert will be webcast worldwide on April 30 at 5 pm ET featuring some of the most renowned artists in jazz.
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Reading Eagle: Youth is served for David Benoit's Christmas tribute to Charlie Brown
Dec. 4—Jazz lovers can enjoy the annual Boscov's Berks Jazz Fest holiday concert by pianist/composer David Benoit and get a glimpse of Berks Youth Chorus back in action, on Sunday at 3 in the Miller Center for the Arts at Reading Area Community College. "David Benoit Christmas Tribute to Charlie Brown," featuring singer/songwriter Courtney Fortune, presented by Berks Arts, will continue a long ...
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Gillmor Gang: Work In Progress
The second season of The Morning Show arrived on Apple TV+, just as our subscription to the service flipped from free with a new iPhone purchase a year ago to $4.99 a month. The MeToo story line featured A-List performances by Jennifer Anniston, Reese Witherspoon, Steve Carell, and a complicated turn by Billy Crudup. Not bad for $4.99 but even with the surprise sleeper soccer hit Ted Lasso barely enough to keep afloat in the Netflix/Disney+ struggle for streaming leadership.
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Man pleads guilty to CARES Act fraud
May 18—ANDOVER — A local man who fled from authorities and staged his suicide after appearing in federal court on charges he fraudulently sought hundreds of thousands of dollars in pandemic relief loans has finally pleaded guilty to his crimes. Andover resident David Adler Staveley — who has used the aliases Kurt David Sanborn and David Sanborn — admitted he conspired with David Andrew ...
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Feds indict Massachusetts man who allegedly faked his own death amid PPP fraud charges
A grand jury has indicted a Massachusetts man who allegedly faked his own death to avoid prosecution for fraudulently seeking hundreds of thousands of dollars in forgivable loans intended for businesses struggling during the coronavirus pandemic, while his accomplice has agreed to plead guilty in connection with the alleged crime, officials recently announced.
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Coronavirus stimulus fraud arrest: How a small-town tip exposed a $500K fraud scheme
What started as a tip that landed on a small-town police chief’s desk led to the first arrests in the nation for coronavirus stimulus fraud.
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R.I.P. Hal Willner, Music Producer and Saturday Night Live Staffer, Dies of Coronavrius at 64
Known for his tribute albums and shows as well as producing SNL's music skits.R.I.P. Hal Willner, Music Producer and Saturday Night Live Staffer, Dies of Coronavrius at 64 Ben Kaye
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Hal Willner, Music Producer and ‘SNL’ Veteran, Dies of Coronavirus at 64
Hal Willner, a record producer famed for his left-of-center tribute albums and concerts, and as the long-time sketch music producer for "Saturday Night Live," has died of complications related to the coronavirus, Variety has confirmed. He was 64. On his Twitter account, the producer had alluded to having been diagnosed in a March 28 tweet, […]
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David Bowie’s Musical Director, Mike Garson, on Keeping the Flame Alive—And the Unreleased Trilogy That Almost Was
David Bowie’s longtime musical director talks about working with the master—and the unreleased material that almost was.
