Music

Roots Report

Okee dokee folks… I recently performed in Pettaquamscutt Lake Shores Clubhouse At The River-Summer Concert Series, produced by singer-songwriter Mary Pierce Hurwitz. I was amazed by the packed room. The series has been going on for only a year but already has a dedicated and growing audience. As a songwriter, I appreciate a show teeming […]

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Modern Watering Holes: The Herds at Open Mics, Part 2

Hello everyone, I’m David Attleborough, and welcome to Modern Watering Holes. A column where, each week, we explore the culture, habits, and environment of the various herds of people that gather in contemporary human society. Today’s episode, Herds of the Open Mics. As any aspiring writer or performer will tell you, whether it’s music, comedy, […]

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5,000 Words of Summer: Forget the movies! These books are sure to cool you down…or heat you up

Love Redesigned by Lauren Asher: Though I don’t indulge in romance often (except when I need a palette cleanser between heavier books), I couldn’t put down Love Redesigned. Asher’s novel follows Julian Lopez and Dahlia Muñoz, two locals from the small town of Lake Wisteria, who share a complicated past. While their families are close, […]

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Modern Watering Holes: The Herds at Open Mic Nights Part 1

Hello everyone, I’m David Attleborough and welcome to Modern Watering Holes. A show where, each week, we explore the culture, habits, and environments of the various herds of people that gather in contemporary human society. Today’s Episode: Herds of the Open Mics As any aspiring writer or performer will tell you, whether it’s music, comedy, […]

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Bach on Synth: Wendy Carlos’ Enduring Musical Legacy

Born in Pawtucket, Wendy Carlos is a renowned composer and electronic music pioneer who has made an indelible mark on the music industry. Her groundbreaking contributions to classical and electronic music have solidified her status as a visionary, and her legacy continues to inspire. Born in 1939, Carlos studied physics and music at Brown University, […]

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THREE DOG NIGHT INTERVIEW WITH DANNY HUTTON: Talks about the band’s beginnings, curating and arranging iconic hit singles, the group’s main objective for their fans, and their on-going longevity

No band in America was more popular from 1969 through 1974 than Three Dog Night. The seven-member outfit sold more records and concert tickets in that period than any other group, and in that time no other band achieved more Billboard Top 10 hits, while also having 21 consecutive Top 40 hits, and three #1 […]

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