Lil Ed Williams Keeps Blues Lineage Alive Through Slide
Albany report traces Lil Ed Williams linking lineage from Robert Johnson to Elmore James and J B Hutto. Williams, 36, sustains Chicago blues slide guitar with echoes of his uncle J B Hutto and other masters, drawing fans to his three albums.
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Albany, N.Y
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Calendar of art gallery hours and exhibits in Kansas City area
The listing covers multiple galleries including Kaw Valley Arts Council Gallery Leedy Voulkos Gallery and Leedy Voulkos Gallery with hours from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday to Saturday and by appointment. It notes exhibitions by Dan Powell Yukio Yamamoto Ryozo Morishita Tarascan Indians and other artists, plus locations like Union Hill Arts and West Wyandotte Library with contact numbers.
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Leedy-Voulkos
Wyandotte
Ryozo Morishita
Yukio Yamamoto
Arts calendar submission Guidelines for Weekend events
The Lawrence Journal World invites readers to submit arts and entertainment listings for the weekend guide. Submissions must be typed double spaced with time date calendar place and the submitting contact name and daytime phone number.
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Buckingham prepares to hit the road after solo debut
Lindsey Buckingham, after four years in a home studio, plans touring to promote Out of the Cradle. The former Fleetwood Mac guitarist says he looks forward to bar gigs and hotel rooms again as he returns to the road following his 1987 departure from the band.
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Albany
N.Y
Lindsey Buckingham
Fleetwood Mac
Buckingham
California
Brian Wilson
Actor trades soaps for stage in Kansas City run
Stuart actor leaves soap opera life for stage work in Kansas City. He joins I Hate Hamlet at the American Heartland Theatre through Oct. 31, later filming TNT movie The Killer Angels about Gettysburg. He embraces freedom from early career constraints to pursue varied roles.
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Hamlet
Turner Network
Gettysburg
Kansas City
American Hearland Theatre
Crown Center
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