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Many years ago, I wrote a book about Willie Nelson. At its conclusion, I reached for an elegiac, valedictory tone. In 2006, when The Outlaw was published, Nelson was already 73, and it seemed plausible to suggest that one of the great American lives might be winding down. I pictured Nelson rolling off the road

Upcoming Handley High School 100th anniversary events

Hawley is making his music ever more niche, but to dismiss these songs on that basis would be a mistake

Summer is incredibly hot here — we all know that. The kids are home from school and now the question is how will they stay...

Even when a song is written with someone specific in mind, the desired singer doesn't always provide the vocals for the final track.

Sparse, powerfully acted play brings the lives of anti-apartheid activist couple to the stage

ONGOING Friday Night Jazz Every Friday, 5:30-7:30pm. Listen to some of Springfield's finest jazz musicians with a different act every week. Sponsored by the Springfield...

HALL QUARRY — Lawrence Schulman, longtime Mount Desert Island resident and self-proclaimed “hi def enthusiast” has released a second book, “FREE: Words on Music by a Hi-Def Critic in an

Patsy Cline, a country music icon of the 1950s and early 1960s, left an indelible mark on the genre with her rich voice and emotionally resonant songs. Born Virginia Patterson Hensley in 1932, she overcame a modest upbringing to become one of the most influential singers of her time. Known for hits like "Crazy," "Walkin'