Music listings from Railroad Blues and Lost Coyote Saloon
Tex-Mex rock night features Joe King Carrasco and The Crowns at Railroad Blues at 10 p.m. Also Lit Pigz perform 9:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. today and tomorrow at Lost Coyote Saloon. Gene performs 9:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. at Joe's Place. Cooder Graw with The Gene Pool hit 10 p.m. at Railroad Blues and Los Pinche Gringos at 10 p.m. at Railroad Blues. Exhibit at Parker House Ranching Museum displays Trappings of Texas with hours 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wed-Sat.
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Joe “King
Carrasco
The
Crowns
Railroad Blues
W. Holland Ave
Lost Coyote Saloon
Andrews Highway
Gene
Joe’s Place
16Th St
Alpine — Cooder Graw
the Gene Pool
Parker House
Texas
Parker
OA Life submissions deadline posted for Sept 10 edition
Due to Labor Day the OA Life desk moves the deadline to noon Tuesday for the Sept 10 edition. The front office closes Monday. Submissions may be faxed to 333-7742 or emailed to oalife@oapa.com. For details call 333-7770.
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Oalife
Oapa
Maria Rita debuts amid Elis Regina heritage and praise
Brazilian singer Maria Rita channels her mother Elis Regina’s legacy on a self titled debut. The album draws strong notice at Latin Grammys with nominations for record of the year and best new artist. Rita grew up between Brazil and the United States studying at NYU and performing in Sao Paulo.
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Maria Rita
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Elis Regina
Rita
Regina
Judy Garland
Edith Piaf
Cesar Camargo Mariano
Jon Rita
Norah Jones
United States
Chatham
N.J
New York University
New York
New Jersey
Frank Sinatra
Ella Fitzgerald
Oscar Peterson
Nat King Cole
George Michael
Stevie Wonder
Michael Jackson
Beautifully Human by Jill Scott shows mature follow up
The four year gap between Jill Scott's debut and Beautifully Human yields a vibrant, thought provoking study in neo soul. Scott channels Mayfield and Wonder while balancing weighty social themes with tender love songs.
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Jill Scott
Hidden Beach
Scott
Curtis
Andre Harris
Vidal Davis
America
Bedda
Wildflowers of the Big Bend exhibit opens in Alpine museum
The Museum of the Big Bend at Sul Ross State University hosts Donald Davidson watercolors titled Wildflowers of the Big Bend and Northern Chihuahuan Desert. Davidson drew on trail work from 1999 to 2004 as a National Park Service Volunteer-in-the-Park botanical illustrator. The show runs through October with interpretive text on flower families. hours 9 am to 5 pm Tue Sat and 1 to 5 pm Sun, closed Mondays. Contact Mary Bridges at 432 837 8734.
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Big Bend
Alpine
Chihuahuan Desert
Donald Davidson
Museum of the Big Bend
Sul Ross State University
Davidson
National Park Service
Mary Bridges
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Maple Ave
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Three Little Pigs
Pani Martin
Barbe
Tom Moon
KRT News Service
Mayfield
KRT Photo
the Market Grill & Bar
Odessa
Bgiantini
Andrews
Coliseum
Frash
Tlavar Fron
Texas Toast
Cory Ween
Itherspoon
Rie
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