World Music and Film News Highlights and Legacy Figures
A collage of entertainment items notes Los Ta O winning a pop group award for MM Gluna Eres Tu, Christine Aguilera tipped as new pop star, and upcoming releases from U2 Nine Inch Nails and others. Also covers an London guitar exhibit with Beatles ties, cast additions to a Nolan thriller, and notable deaths and anniversaries in music history including Sergio Franchi. The piece references film and theater projects as well as award milestones and tours.
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Los Ta- O
Christine Aguile
al Puris Sidgones
Nine Inch Nails
Harry Holden
Paul Dooley
Chis Nolan
Holden
Dooley
Nolan
Blues Traveler Bridge set for May eight release
Blues Traveler returns with Bridge, their first studio album in four years, on A&M Records. The band and singer John Popper appear contemplative as fans recall talk of a breakup last year.
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Blues Traveler
A&m Records
John Popper
Popper
NewsLine Alto
Mark Bralezak
Music Notes
Rob Thomas Defies Fame In Middle Road Career Return
Rob Thomas discusses mounting success after Matchbox Twenty’s rise and his Grammys with Santana. He reflects on his life in Westchester County, his aim as a songwriter, and collaborations with Tim McGraw Phil Vassar and Willie Nelson. He stresses band cohesion and humility amid speculation of a solo move.
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Rob Thomes
Chidhoot
Orlando Traler-Pask Igen-Zger
Dream
Don
Thomas
Imnh
Matchbox Menty
Uventy
Carlos Santana
Guitar Hero
Manson Maldonado
New York City
Matchbox Twenty
Westchester County
Lifehouse
Jason Wade
Rob
Wade
Smooth
Tim McGraw
Phil Vassar
Willie Nelson
Phoenix
Santana
Nelson
Carlos
Orlando Pals
Orange Avenue
Jayhawks
Steve Barry
Orlando
Steve
Paul Doucettc
Kyle Cook
Adam Gaynor
Brian Yale
Burch crafts novel inspired songs with quiet aim
Nashville singer Paul Burch teams with Tony Earley on the Last of My Kind album based on Earley's Jim the Boy. The project aims for chart impact similar to O Brother Where Art Thou but faces Merge Records' smaller reach. Earley notes their shared pursuit of simple, authentic storytelling as Burch crafts songs that embody the book's tone and characters.
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Nashville
Tenn
Paul Burch
Burch
Jim
Tony Earley
North Carolina
Merge Records
Mercury Records
Earley
Vanderbilt University
Paul
Johnny Cash
Wrung
Ralph Stanley
Carter
Butch
Everbody
The
Associaien Press
Paul, Burch
Jim the Boy
Caprice to premiere as SA drama season opener
Crug May Donald, a longstanding theater figure and Syracuse University directing veteran, premieres Caprice, an English version of Ludvig Holberg comedy, with his wife Lisa Ngmark collaborating. the production runs Feb 22 through March 3 in the SA drama department lineup alongside Oliver! Sweet Charity Man of La Mancha and The Taming of the Shrew, with Donald directing.
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Ithace
Hunger Theatre
Umusbeth
Aml
Jefirey
Syracuse Uni
Directnge
Cloud Nine
Xow MacDonald
Department 2
MacDonald
Ludvig Holberg
London
Lisi Ngmark
Charity Hope Valentine
Neil Simon
Cy Colespan
Dorothy Fields
la Mancha
Cervantes
Iis
Dale Wasserman
Mitch Leigh
Joe Darton
Rodney Hudson
Shrew
Kate
Bianca
Petruchio
Gerardine Clark
Archbold Theater
Storch
Syracuse
Craig MacDonald
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