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Issue: April 30, 2009
Page: 3
64 stories found - 41 through 60
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  1. Night & Day

    1964: The Tribute

    Published: April 30, 2009

    Relive the British invasion through a musical journey of the Fab Four. From the Beatle boots and Vox amplifiers. . .to the mannerisms and unmistakable harmonies,...

  2. Night & Day

    Draw the Line

    Published: April 30, 2009

    Draw the Line, a gallery style show includes a collection of graphite, colored pencil, pen & ink, and other media depicting realism, cartoon and caricatured images with over 70...

  3. Night & Day

    Off the Wheel

    Published: April 30, 2009

    Crossroads art gallery the Blue Bouquet presents recent works by Debbie Barrett-Jones, who is known for her color, handwoven panels. Fri., June 5, 6-10 p.m.; Sat.,...

  4. Town Without Pity

    Dead pigs, garbage in the river, mercenary hauling — it’s a wonder we’re still here

    By Scott Wilson
    Published: April 30, 2009

    In last week's just-in-time-for-Earth-Day cover story, "Piling On," staff writer Carolyn Szczepanski dug into the metro's garbage business and found cause for concern as well...

  5. Studies in Crap

    Cheer Up, Fatty

    By Alan Scherstuhl
    Published: April 30, 2009

    Title: CHEERLEADING! Authors: Pauline Finberg and Peter Filichia Publisher: Scholastic Date: 1983 Discovered at: Used book store in Winnipeg, Manitoba The cover promises:...

  6. Ask a Mexican®

    Here’s a “Drinko por Cinco” mariachi cheat sheet

    By Gustavo Arellano
    Published: April 30, 2009

    Dear Readers: As you drinko por Cinco this May 5, please take around this column, listing songs that mariachis will actually, gladly play instead of having to glumly strum...

  7. Letters

    Letters from the week of April 30

    Published: April 30, 2009

    Town Without Pity: "Bunch of Teabaggers," April 23 Tea'd Off Scott Wilson, what race baiting did you encounter at the April 15 tea party? Sure, most in attendance were...

  8. Interview

    Brad Cox and the People’s Liberation Big Band aim a jazz warhead at classic film Battleship Potemkin

    By Hugh Welsh
    Published: April 30, 2009

    As a big band leader, Brad Cox never wanted to be in the company of totalitarians such as Joseph Stalin. "I want the band to be a return to socialism's beginnings," Cox...

  9. Wayward Son

    Adam Lee and the Dead Horse Sound Company give classic honky-tonk a shot of the new

    By Jason Harper
    Published: April 30, 2009

    With hair slicked back and plaid western shirts tucked behind leather belt buckles, Adam Lee and Johnny Kenepaske are a couple of dapper-looking dudes. Under stage lights...

  10. Bonus Tracks

    Hyper Sniper

    The Last Living American Patriot
    (self-released)

    By Kyle Koch
    Published: April 30, 2009

    Like many rappers in the area, Hyper Sniper seems to take his conceptual cues from Tech N9ne. The cover art of his latest full-length, The Last Living American Patriot, finds...

  11. CD Reviews

    Rusty Scott

    Yonder Goes the Light
    (self-released)

    By Richard Gintowt
    Published: April 30, 2009

    Every once in a while, a guy with an acoustic guitar comes along whose guy-with-an-acoustic-guitar thing makes you hate the genre a little less. Langhorne Slim and William...

  12. CD Reviews

    Trio ALL

    Trio ALL
    (self-released)

    By Jason Harper
    Published: April 30, 2009

    Pianist Mark Lowrey says an improvisational recording is a snapshot of a moment in time. The moment in which this first, self-titled release from Lowrey's trio was captured...

  13. Critic's Choice

    The Killers

    By Richard Gintowt
    Published: April 30, 2009

    As good as some of the songs on Day & Age are, the Killers' third record seemed to elicit more shrugs than gushes. Perhaps it was the neo-Pet Shop Boys syrup of the first...

  14. Critic's Choice

    Eddie & the Hot Rods

    By Chris Parker
    Published: April 30, 2009

    Though they came to prominence in the first throes of the U.K. punk explosion, Eddie & the Hot Rods have more in common with the hopped-up R&B of British pub rock than the...

  15. Critic's Choice

    Neil Young

    By Aaron Ladage
    Published: April 30, 2009

    If you had to sum up Neil Young's career in one word, "steadfast" would be a pretty good adjective. From Farm Aid in the 1980s to his scathing look at the Bush era on 2006's...

  16. Critic's Choice

    Richard Lloyd

    By Chris Parker
    Published: April 30, 2009

    As a teen, Richard Lloyd hung out with Jimi Hendrix, who was teaching guitar lessons to Lloyd's friend Velvert Turner. Later, Lloyd developed a close friendship with schoolmate...

  17. Critic's Choice

    Elvis Perkins in Dearland

    By Elliott Johnston
    Published: April 30, 2009

    With Elvis Perkins in Dearland (the album and the band), throwback songsmith Elvis Perkins successfully dodges the dangers of a second-album sinkhole by letting his band help...

  18. Critic's Choice

    MerleJam

    By Jason Harper
    Published: April 30, 2009

    When Tom Petty sang, You got a heart so big/It could crush this town, he could have been talking about Merle Zuel — in more ways than one. When Zuel, a longtime...

  19. Cafe

    Ricco’s: Almost ecstasy in a Johnson County strip mall

    By Charles Ferruzza
    Published: April 30, 2009

    So I was sitting in a coffeehouse last week, trying to read a magazine, when I happened to overhear the woman sitting in back of me discuss, in passionate detail, a meal she...

  20. Film

    Ghosts of Girlfriends Past

    By Melissa Anderson
    Published: April 30, 2009

    Matthew McConaughey stars as NYC photographer Connor Mead, who tries to convince his brother that marriage is an oppressive institution. One of the bridesmaids is childhood...

Issue: April 30, 2009
Page: 3
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