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Soloist and Symphony Triumph in Riveting Concert PDF Print E-mail
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Tuesday, 05 December 2000 18:00
Anton Dvorák and Bedrich Smetana are Czechoslovakia’s most famous composers. Full of folk tendencies and a love of their homeland, they expressed the tapestry of bohemian life in their music. While Smetana helped develop Czech nationalism, Dvorák made it popular.

 
Holiday Goodies from the “Brown Elvis” and Others PDF Print E-mail
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Written by John James   
Tuesday, 05 December 2000 18:00
Holiday high jinks! Animal instincts! Christmas camaraderie and much egg-noggery! Take musical arms my friends, and toss those lame superstar Christmas albums to the dustbin! Come with me, and let’s dip into Santa’s sack a little early this year and get the party started right! I’ve always thought Christmas was a lot like Elvis, all about love and all about showbiz.

 
A Different Kind of Easy Listening PDF Print E-mail
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Tuesday, 05 December 2000 18:00
The second album from Shane Johnson’s Blue Train, Big Legged Women, starts off with a song that exists primarily as a framework for hot-licks blues. The words and vocals serve primarily as a break from the fiery work of the guitarist who lends his name to the band.

 
DJ Scratches Turntable Art PDF Print E-mail
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Written by John James   
Tuesday, 28 November 2000 18:00
All this scratchin’ is making me itch! I swear turntablist extraordinaire Mr. Dibbs must be an octopus, with multiple arms flying, dropping needles, cuing beats, and wagging platters like a mad audio scientist. Sure, he’s been awarded top-10 DJ status from Spin, Trace, and Thrasher magazines, but it’s the sheer creativity of the layers be builds up, drops out, and smashes together that’s amazing: fuzzy psychedelica over jazz, Led Zeppelin into Lenny Kravitz, ragamuffin pimp-strolling beats, and snippets of spoken-word children’s records.

 
Stetson-Wearin’ Reggae Cowboys Rewrite History PDF Print E-mail
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Tuesday, 28 November 2000 18:00
Reggae Cowboys have all the trappings of a novelty act: Canadians in cowboy hats doing the reggae thing in songs about the Wild Wild West. It sounds a bit like Dread Zeppelin crossed with the Village People, if a little more original.

 
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