Jawbox Debuts For Your Own Sweetheart in 1990s Punk
Jawbox, a Washington DC punk band led by J Robbins and Kim Coletta, releases their Atlantic debut For Your Own Sweetheart. The album features Zach Barocas on drums replacing Adam Wade, with tracks like Savory and Motorist noted for dark or unclear lyrics and social themes. Jawbox headlines a Houston show at The Abyss on November 4.
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Jawbox
Washington D.C
J. Robbins
Kim Coletta
Bill Barbot
Zach Barocas
Barocas
Adam Wade
Wade
Atlantic
Chicago
Houston
Washington Avenue
Washington
From Left
Zach Baracas
the Abyss
BSO Opens Pasticcio Season with European Works
The Baytown Symphony Orchestra launches its Pasticcio season at Rundell Hall Oct. 16 at 2:30 p.m. With conductor Dr. David Corder the program features Wagner Grohndahl Grieg and Strauss pieces plus Liszt and two Strausses. Free admission with a reception afterward in Neva Neumann Cobb Auditorium.
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Baytown Symphony Orchestra
Rundell Hall
Ricard Wagner
Lanny Grohndahl
Vard Grieg
Franz Liszt
Johanny Strauss
Josef Strauss
Neva Neumann Cobb
David Corder
Wagner
Grohndahl
David Ford
Grieg
Strauss
Corder
Johann
Austria
Norway
Liszt
Hungary
BSO
First LC folk concert proves enjoyable
The First LC Folk Concert at Rundell Auditorium featured Stetsons and country vibes with Brian Thomas on banjo and steel guitar, Gary Patten on piano, and vocalists Larisa Malone Eddy Bird Chad Stacy Chad Castleberry and Ken Epperson with Shelly Hardin. The first show displayed raw talent and a passable sound system, though more female performers would have added depth.
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Stetsons
Brush Poppers
Levi’s
Wranglers
Rundell Auditorium
Hank Williams
Jim Reeves
Brian Thomas
Alamo Jets
Gary Patten
Larisa Malone
Eddy Bird
Chad Stacy
Chad Castleberry
Ken Epperson
Hardin
Shelly
Zodiac of warnings mocks sins across the signs
A satirical horoscope mocks each zodiac sign with moral admonitions and scoldings. It lampoons religious strictures, mentions specific vices, and ends by noting Mr. Mather, a farmer and rebuker, reachable via associates at the Lantern.
Music department lectures and recitals schedule
The University of Houston music department outlines a fall lineup with lectures by David Tomatz on Oct 25 and Jeffery Lerner on Nov 1, performing mostly American music. October features include the folk ensemble at 8 p.m. Oct 21 with Herb Remington, LC choir at 7 p.m. Oct 16, and the Choral Festival Oct 19–22 in San Antonio plus regional auditions Oct 27–29 at Rice University. Baytown and Trinity events are listed, with department recitals set for Oct 18 and Nov 8.
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David Tomatz
School of Music
University of Houston
Jeffery Lerner
Tim Hester
Rundell Auditorium
Herb Remington
Texas Playboys
Lee College
I.D
LC Choir
Trinity Episcopal Church
Texas Junior College
San Antonio
Texoma
Rice University
Linda Seibel
Juan Tovar
Deborah Gould
Bridgette Michon
Angela Kotarz
Baytown
First Baptist Church of
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