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Whatsoever. He said, my car is totalled. I said, son, did you bow your head and thank god for preserving your life . Because as your father i pray saums 91 over you every day. Psalm 91 every day because youre my seed and im in covenant with god. And he said, yes, i did, dad. Hallelujah dont let satan have your children. Dont let satan have your children or any Family Member of your life. You have to get back to the horns of the altar and stand up. The body says the kingdom of god you have to get...

Whatsoever. He said my car is totalled. I said son, did you bow your head and thank god for preserving your life . Because as your father i pray saums 91 over you every day. Psalm 91 every day because youre my seed and im in covenant with god. And he said yes, i did, dad. Hallelujah dont let satan have your children. Dont let satan have your children or any Family Member of your life. You have to get back to the horns of the altar and stand up. The body says the kingdom of god you have to get up...

Surf’s up! Art and music, Black Violin blurs genres, Irish dance, Western Swing, Jerry Grillo, Sam Llanas’ birthday show and Steve March-Tormé celebrates Valentine’s Day and more—This Week in Milwaukee!

For his “Decades Tour,” Grillo assembled a two-hour show (with intermission) that surveys the varied repertoire he performed over the years from musicals to big band and jazz standards.

Held Sunday night in Milwaukee, the 41st annual WAMI Awards inducted Hildegarde, Bobby Hatfield, Greg Koch and Willy Porter into its Hall of Fame.

The 41st WAMI (Wisconsin Area Music Industry) Awards were held May 21 at Turner Hall.

There’s a good chance that nearly every music lover’s home has at least one album cover that was designed by Atlantan Flournoy Holmes.

Jerry Grillo is Nominated for Four WAMIs including Jazz Artist of the Year, Unique Song of the Year, Song of the Year, and Artist of the Year

Milwaukee jazz musicians ponder the future if the Jazz Estate doesn’t return as a live music club.

Milwaukee jazz vocalist returns to the stage with songs from Broadway musicals.