Jimi Hendrix Band of Gypsys reissued on 25th anniversary
Capitol Records rereleases Band of Gypsys to mark the 25th anniversary of the New Year’s Eve 1969 Fillmore East show with Jimi Hendrix, Billy Cox, and Buddy Miles. The 1970 release is recalled as a landmark fusion of blues rock and funk. NewsLine listeners can hear a cut via the 472-2111 line and tune in using touch tone 8863 for Mark Bialczak’s Music Notes on Changes.
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Band of Gypsys
Billy Cox
Buddy Miles
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Teens Shine In Local Arts Scene With HIV Drama
Spotlight Players present A Friend from High School about HIV denial at MOST in Armory Square. Directed by Jennifer Wehring, the free show runs Saturdays and Sundays through April 30, tied to What About AIDS exhibit. Other youth shows include Michael Harris Theater Festival March 24-23 with nine high schools staging original works and classics, culminating in a Saturday awards banquet.
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Syracuse Stage
Spotlight Players
Wilton Rubinstein Museum of Science & Technology
Armory Square
Conrad Bishop
Elizabeth Fuller
Jenniifer Wehring
Syracuse University
Carrier
John H. Mulray Civic Center
Solvay High School
Muriel Connerton
Oswego High School
Victoria Harder
Nottingham High School
Fairport High School
Marathon Central School
Marcus Whitman
Sodus
Anne Frank
and Fowler High School
Dragonwings Play Preview at Syracuse Stage
Readers learn of a Syracuse Stage preview of Dragonwings based on Fung Doe Guey a Chinese immigrant who built and flew his own airplane near San Francisco in 1909 Opens Friday at 7 30 p m with tickets starting at 19 Box office 443 3275 Also listed are other local arts events in Syracuse including The Spearcarriers comedy at Cavuna County Crees Cattanes and p m shows March 16 17 tickets 3 students 1 information line 255 1743 Live jazz George Reed Trio and more regional programs with contact numbers for details
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Fung Doe Guey
San Francsco
Syracuse Stage
Genesee SL
Syracuse
Harlequin Players
Cavuna County
Crees Cattanes
P.m
George Reed
Fredonia College
West Genesee High School
Camillus
Upstate New York
Astonan
Richard Palmer
Tay Historical Society
State St. Pottuck
Women’s Voices
Kano
Barler Auditorum
Wells College
Aurora
Gero Parks and Recreaton Department
Gillette Road
Celtic music revival spreads from roots to mainstream
Celtic music, rooted in Ireland and Scotland, gains broad appeal in the United States. Key artists like the Chieftains and Enya showcase traditional sounds on modern stages, while Green Linnet Records elevates Irish music as Atlantic Records launches Celtic Heartbeat. Musicians liken the scene to a renaissance, with clubs such as Blaney Star and Abbey Pub fostering a close, tribal community.
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Ireland
Scotland
Green Linnet Records
Connecticut
Atlantic Records
Blamey Star
Manhattan
Abbey Pub
Chicago
Landmark Theatre April May lineup grows in Syracuse
Syracuse Landmark Theatre announces April shows by Twila Paris on April 3 and Milton Brunson on April 8 plus an April 19 B B King event with openers. Do Lolares O Riordan grace Rolling Stone cover. March 25 on sale for most shows with prices from 12 to 28 dollars and tickets at Landmark box office TicketMaster and Believers Chapel sponsorship. A polka float debuts in St Patrick's Day Parade with L'il Georgie and the Shufflin Hungarians ahead of show.
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Syracuse
Toeether
Twila Paris
Movie Palace
South Salina Street
Pars
Landmark
Believer’s Chapel
Cranberries
Dolores O'Riordan
Rolling Stone Magazine
Milton Brunson
B.B. King
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TicketMaster
New York
L'il Georgie
Shufflin
Gold Circle
NewsLine hosts Saint Patrick’s Day Dyngus Days events in Syracuse area
Central New Yorkers are invited to Dyngus Days celebrations on April 21 and 22 at the Empire Expo Center, Empire Room, with a $5 admission. The Eagles perform 3 to 7 p.m. at Knights of Columbus on State Fair Boulevard. St Patrick’s Day shows include The Back Alley Boys at Spinning Wheel in East Syracuse and a March 29 opening for Mark Chesnutt at the Stanley Theater in Utica. Tickets $18.20.
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Syracuse
Eagles
Knights of Columbus
State Fair Boulevard
New
New York
Back Alley Boys
St. Patrick's Day
Spinning Wheel
Thompson Road
East Syste
Mark Chesnutt
Stanley Theater
Utica
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