The Legendary Liberace: Always, by Richard Addinsell, Euphemia Allen, Ludwig van Beethoven, Irving Berlin, Fryderyk Chopin, Neil Diamond, Sammy Fain, Leo Friedman, George Gershwin, and Liberace --
There is a plywood-and-metal contraption, roughly the size of a Mini Cooper, sitting in James Taylor's barn in Lenox. A large cylinder rests in the center of a colossal wooden cube that sprouts an array of pegs, arms, and platforms. It looks like a Rube Goldberg creation or a wacky final project from wood shop. Anyone looking at it for ...
Looks like the experimental-bizarro music version of Live 8 is finally here. Jnana Records, a division of Current 93 mastermind David Tibet's Durtro empire, has announced the release of the massive compilation Not Alone , which will benefit the humanitarian group Médecins Sans Frontierès (or Doctors Without Borders to those of us in the USA).
Small Canadian mining companies are rushing to groom themselves to attract big-league suitors, experts say, a trend underscored by a wave of consolidation among junior explorers and producers.
Arkalalah organizers have roped in a national-class band for entertainment at this year's 75th annual fall festival. The Marshall Tucker Band will perform at 7 p.m. Oct. 24 at the Brown Theatre on the Cowley College campus. Tickets go on sale Monday at the Arkalalah office. Cost per ticket, $25.
Combine the most beloved, classic songs of the holiday season with the warm baritone of one of the most recognized voices in popular music, and this Fall will give fans reason to celebrate with "James Taylor At Christmas."
ALARM bells rang instead of wedding bells for bride-to-be Lucy Chadwick when armed raiders struck at a village jewellers in Alderley Edge. For Lucy feared her unique and precious engagement ring from fiance Ronnie Ball may be among the haul.
TUSCALOOSA — Minutes before she said her wedding vows, Carson Beddingfield stood at the lectern where head football coach Mike Shula holds post-game press conferences in Bryant-Denny Stadium.
Columbia Records will release "A Decade," the definitive collection of biggest hits from Our Lady Peace, the band with more #1 rock singles in Canada than any other Canadian artist, on November 21, 2006.
The 53rd annual Merrie Mimics Ball was a sparkling night of pink, black and bling as members of the Capital City's oldest ball group entertained during a special evening inspired by the movie "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes." The 2006 celebration was a tribute to the movie's familiar song and dance sequence of "Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friend."