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Wednesday, September 14, 2011

Week in Rock History: Fleetwood Mac Breaks Up and Johnny Cash Dies


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This is the number one tribute to the late Johnny Cash and features magnificent Clive John as the man in black. The first strikes in the 1950s to the final. Range in 2010 for Johnny Cash tribute band Roadshow Clive John, Nick Davis, Alan

'Fresh out the El Paso County jail wit @Babybash @Biggroy, in the same tank they held Willie Nelson/Johnny Cash,' Wall tweeted following his release. By.

asked the slender waiter dressed in Johnny Cash-black. Where indeed. The Jinnah Indian restaurant, as many are these days, is housed in a former pub; Ecclesfield's old Earl of Arundel, just down the road from Morrisons. And on a Monday night,

Before I say why, I need to say a few words about Johnny Cash, who died on September 12, this week, eight years ago. What is your earliest musical memory? Mine is: One evening in about 1973 my dad put Johnny Cash's "The Wreck of the Old 97" on the

On the YouTube page for Google's Chrome Web browser, the company released a commercial (bel0w) commemorating The Johnny Cash Project, a global art project to help illustrate the music video for Cash's final studio

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Tuesday, July 19, 2011

Shakespeare gets sexy with "Fleetwood Macbeth"

Seyton,Macbeth's lieutenant, has been twisted into Satan, a roller-skating devil in 80s headbanger's gear; Hecate, queen of the witches, has been pummeled into the ugly duckling of the group — the spitting image of

Having just completed an audio book on “Macbeth,” the author's next project is the novelization of the Danish show, “The Killing.” “I am going to talk to some of the TV people and go through it there. I just love doing things different,” Hewson said,

This year it was Macbeth's turn for this madcap bunch's hilarious treatment. Five of them played most of the bard's characters, with a little help from masks, stilts, dummies, and two volunteers from the audience: Alex

37-year-old Dave Brown was last seen by his roommate Clint MacBeth, another skydiving teacher and owner of Skydive Moab, on June 29. Brown left almost all his possessions, including passport, credit cards, money and his

MACBETH: By William Shakespeare, directed by Lesley Schisgall Currier, Marin Shakespeare Company, Forest Meadows Amphitheatre, 1475 Grant Avenue, San Rafael, CA. 415-499-4485 or www.marinshakespeare.org. July 15 to August 14, 2011


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