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The Shawnee Mission East class of '08 loves its gay homecoming king
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Missouri biologist Frederick vom Saal and his team exposed the dangers of bisphenol A — and earned the wrath of the plastic industry.
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A soccer mom looks back on a life of loving Bon Jovi
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Missouri State Rep. Jeff Grisamore uses the death of his infant daughter to ask for campaign cash (11)
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The War on La Familia (9)
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A soccer mom looks back on a life of loving Bon Jovi
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The Khrusty Brothers bring their weird-ass gospel to the stage
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“Dear Honey” by Dusty Rhodes & The River Band (Side One Dummy):
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Dusty Rhodes and the River Band, with Sterilize Stereo. Thursday, May 8, at The Granada.
Subject(s): Dusty Rhodes and the River Band, Sterilize Stereo, The Granada
Ever since Gogol Bordello became a big deal, the term "gypsy rock" has become far too commonplace. Dusty Rhodes and the River Band and Sterilize Stereo are two bands that have probably been done a disservice by such catchall descriptions. Yeah, they play accordions and violins, but they also write rock songs and take cues from the Pogues, the Band and Wilco. A more apt comparison might be to Camper Van Beethoven, a good-time band that was similarly freewheeling and shape-shifting. Luckily, Dusty Rhodes and Sterilize Stereo do possess a gypsylike thriftiness, as evidenced by Thursday's free double bill.
