Archive for the ‘Concert Review’ Category
In Archive and Exhibit, the Dead Live On – New York Times
March 11th, 2010 | 
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In Archive and Exhibit, the Dead Live On
New York Times More Photos » The latest on the arts, coverage of live events, critical reviews, multimedia extravaganzas and much more. Join the discussion. … |
Jamie Cullum at Massey Hall, Toronto – Exclusive Live Review and Concert Photos – Music Vice
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Jamie Cullum at Massey Hall, Toronto – Exclusive Live Review and Concert Photos
Music Vice … one of the most famous of all being the 1953 concert with jazz influentials Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie and the rest of The Quintet. … |
Let’s hear it for musicals! They’re uplifting, entertaining and make us forget … – Daily Mail
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Let's hear it for musicals! They're uplifting, entertaining and make us forget …
Daily Mail … that caused me to write a rave review that ended up being plastered on the walls of the London Underground when they released an album of the concert. … |
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Remembering Variety, the Spice of Life – New York Magazine
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Remembering Variety, the Spice of Life
New York Magazine The lounge and concert reviews were surprisingly detailed: the order of the song set, the back-up musicians, the size and demeanor of the audience. … |
Show Review + Setlist + Photos: Rodrigo y Gabriela at the Pageant, Tuesday … – Riverfront Times (blog)
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Show Review + Setlist + Photos: Rodrigo y Gabriela at the Pageant, Tuesday …
Riverfront Times (blog) Whenever my father and I discuss great concerts he brings up the first time he saw the Jimi Hendrix Experience … |
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Jerry Dammers’ Spatial AKA Orchestra at The Dome, Brighton, review – Telegraph.co.uk
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Jerry Dammers' Spatial AKA Orchestra at The Dome, Brighton, review
Telegraph.co.uk The band were continuing Space Is The Place in the foyer, without amplification, encircled by a throng of dancing concert-goers, a vibrant end to an … |
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