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Rich Robinson of the Black Crowes talks about the heart of their music, and reuniting with brother Chris. The band will perform Wednesday in Tuscaloosa.
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Devin Reese, Bryce Vecchio, Eathan Cobbin, Tavion Pride earn all-state
Devin Reese, Bryce Vecchio, Eathan Cobbin and Tavion Pride earned all-state honors Tuesday.
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Gov’t Mule on the 5 Artists Who Inspired Their New Album Heavy Load Blues: Exclusive
Gov’t Mule mastermind Warren Haynes breaks down their first-ever blues album. Gov’t Mule on the 5 Artists Who Inspired Their New Album Heavy Load Blues: Exclusive Eddie Fu
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Brush ends Madison boys' season in sectional final
Feb. 28—LYNDHURST — The Madison and Brush boys basketball teams didn't play each other in the regular season. But Blue Streaks head coach Nick Gustin's team still knew what to expect. That prior knowledge, however, didn't stop the Arcs from beating Madison 74-41 on Saturday night in a Division I sectional final. The Arcs (15-6) usually have long and athletics kids, and the 2020-21 roster was ...
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National Recording Registry Adds Tunes By Isaac Hayes, Everly Brothers, U2
The Library of Congress has added another 25 works to its National Recording Registry, a list of tunes that range from 1890s street singer George Washington Johnson’s “The Laughing Song” to the Everly Brothers’ “Cathy’s Clown” to U2‘s “The Joshua Tree.” Also making the cut are the orginal cast recording of Stephen Sondheim’s “Sweeney Todd”;... Read more »
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Jimi Hendrix biopic 'won't include his original music'
Washington, July 4 (ANI): Jimi Hendrix's biopic 'All Is By My Side', starring OutKast's Andre 3000, won't actually include any of the late singer's music, it has been revealed.
