Jethro Tull fans engage via new web site and fan pages
In a period piece, Jethro Tull frontman Ander son notes fans enjoy online chats on the bands new site wnrwj-tull.com and related fan pages as the rock act remains a live presence. The Syracuse Landmark Theatre show is at 7 30 pm on Sept. J. Buffett shifts to a selective schedule after 30 years on the road. PROVIDENCE film news from Peter Farrelly discusses There’s Something About Mary prequel or follow ups. A state fair calendar replaces On the Radio this week with local programming highlights.
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Larsen sisters strike a familiar chord in Liverpool music
Liverpool’s Britny Larsen 12 Chelsey 6 and Ashley 12 share a name with Hanson and perform for seniors, coffeehouses, and parks. They’ve recorded a live disc with an October release and offer a phone preview via NewsLine 472-211 and Mark Bialczak’s Music Notes.
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Alabama shines through pain at state fair Grandstand show
Alabama lead singer Randy Owen performed despite personal grief as the band powered through a demanding set at the state fair. Shane McAnally warmed the crowd, overcoming sound glitches with a mix of classic and contemporary hits including If You're Gonna Play in Texas and Dixieland Delight.
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Alabama in Concert At State Fair Grandstand
On Sunday night 6,425 fans attended at the State Fair Grandstand with Shane McAnally opening for Alabama. McAnally performed about 30 minutes followed by Alabama for 90 minutes. For more, NewsLine lists a phone entry 472-2111 category 2251 and notes the song God Must Have Spent a Little More Time on You.
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WAR Energizes Local Fair With 1970s Style Set At Cole Muffler Court
Fans aged teens and younger packed Cole Muffler Court as WAR delivered a seven member mix of funk R&B jazz and Latin beats. Lonnie Jordan teased herbal vitality and older hits like Me and Baby Brother Low Rider and The World Is a Ghetto inspired crowd reaction amid rain and dust storms. Marley revelation and Stand Up stood out as the band closed with Galaxy and a rousing finale.
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War in Concert at State Fair with WAR hits
Sunday afternoon event at Whers Cole Muffier Court draws about 5010 attendees. War performs 75 minutes featuring Galery Spill the Wine and Cisco Kid. Call 472-2111 and enter 3263 to hear the tunes.
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Dog of Flanders remake parades in mixed reviews
Joan E. Vadeboncoeur critiques Warne Bros film for recycling the 1872 tale with a sled of clichés. The piece praises some performances by Kissner, Fraser, Parker, Ladd, Hartley, and Molina while noting weak direction and overwrought sentiment.
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