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Domenico Modugnos popular track was the first winner of the Grammy for record of the year. Listen to the winning song

The Tallahassee Symphony plays Harry Potter, Mary Chapin Carpenter and Shawn Colvin open at FSU and the Blue Crab Festival gets cracking in Panacea.

This announcement is one of two performances Opening Nights has revealed in advance of the reveal of the full 2023-2024 Season on Aug. 1.

South Dakota, known for its natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant culture, has also produced some of the most famous singers in the entertainment industry. From country to pop, rock to folk, South Dakota has given birth to a diverse range of musical talents who have left an indelible mark on the world of music.

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This weeks Austin360 On The Record includes a Shawn Colvin live album, a Bill Callahan collaborative set, jazz from AltoRays and a Guy Clark tribute.

Songwriter Jimmy Webb celebrates his 75th birthday today. I want to take the occasion to compile my notes on Webbs work and revisit a few highlights this morning. Webb is a winner of numerous Grammy awards and a member of the National Songwriters Hall of Fame. He first achieved fame as an incredibly precocious songwriter in the 60s -- the composer of the over the top pop epic MacArthur Park

Following the breakout success of 1996’s A Few Small Repairs, Shawn Colvin recorded a hauntingly beautiful and tender LP of seasonal and traditional tunes. Adapted from 1965 book Lullabies and Night Songs by composer Alec Wilder and beloved children’s author Maurice Sendak, Holiday Songs and Lullabies retains a magical and weary tone, captured in the sparse piano and strings of songs like “In the Bleak Mid-Winter” and “Christmas Time Is Here.” Colvin wields these gorgeo...

Medium Head Boy and not enough else. Opined one Chronic: "The post-blues sci-fi licks of guitarist Jonas Wilson (aka Deluxe Peroux) on futures-so-bright opener Space Invaders are strictly big league." A Midnight Stroll alongside Ghostland Observatorys Aaron Behrens for a pair of vinyls more recently also ranked locally major despite never appearing on the grid of most homies. Behind his first proper solo LP Science Fiction Post Blues, the Bastrop string-bender, musical mayor pro tem, and grow...