Prince opens Parsley Park for week-long musical gala
Prince launches a week-long festival at Parsley Park Studios in Minneapolis starting Monday, featuring his new album The Rainbow Children. The event runs through June 17 before moving to the XCel Energy Center in St Paul on June 15 and 16 for Prince and New Power Generation performances.
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Curtis Hanson to direct Fight Song with Eminem
Academy Award winning director Curtis Hanson signs to direct and produce the feature Fight Song starring Eminem in his first film role. The project aims for production in late summer or early fall and follows a young Detroit rapper finding a unique voice.
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This day in music set recalls Torme and Twitty deaths
A fragmented recap notes Mel Tormé and Conway Twitty among musicians linked to this date. It mentions Twitty’s death in Branson after a tour and highlights milestones like Elvis Presley on television and Grateful Dead anniversaries, though details are jumbled.
Brad Paisley Returns With Second Wind On Parti Tune
Brad Paisley rises in country music after debut, with Ansta Records follow-up Parti. His sound honors classic country and centers on timeless life themes. To hear Newshine, call 472-2111 and enter 8863 on touch tones, then press TUNL.
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Turner Is Set for Comeback After Turbulent Life
The article profiles rock and blues figure Ike Turner, noting his music legacy with Kings of Rhythm and influence on Buddy Guy Otis Rush and Tina Turner. It discusses his 1990 cocaine conviction, 1991 prison release, and abstinence, plus a return with Here and Now. It also covers his complex marriage to Tina Turner, public image, and new partner Audrey Madison as he promotes a late career revival at South by Southwest.
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Essence of Williams aims for romance and release
Lucinda Williams new album Essence arrives with her trademark autobio songs. She writes from personal turmoil about love, longing, and reconciliation, aided by producer Jim Dickinson and guests including Dylan guitarist Charlie Sexton. The record reflects a Southern mood and a patient, intimate vocal style.
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2001 Tony Awards wrap up with The Producers hit
The Producers broke the record for Tony Awards won as Hello Dolly! previously held the mark. The telecast drew concerns over ratings with CBS airing the main ceremony after a long prelude, while PBS and WCNY carried earlier portions and co host issues. The show featured Mel Brooks and Thomas Meehan, with Brooks delivering jokes after a long wait and notable snubs including Jane Eyre and Side Man in several categories.
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