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Sunday morning coming down Tom Rush made his name in the sixties folk revival; he is a peer of Joan Baez, Bob Dylan, Eric Andersen, and Judy Collins. Tomorrow he turns 80. I’ve loved his music for a long time, Incorporating notes from my 2011 interview with him, I want to take the occasion to celebrate his birthday. I hope readers who may have missed the interview or who may have joined us since then might find the notes of interest. Performing at the Club 47 coffeehouse, Rush emerged from th...

Live music is a luxury during a pandemic. But the Silver Dollar Showroom in the Wort Hotel is doing its best to keep the tradition alive. Starting at 6:30 p.m. Thursday it will host its first Folk Music Café. Part of Showroom’s “Sit Down, Get Down” series, the evening will showcase the musical talents of John Sidle, Jake Dulln and Jason Tyler Burton. The idea for the multiperformer gig began with Sidle, who felt the current time was well-suited for calmer musical performances....

Folk hero Tom Rush returns to New England, playing an outdoor 1 p.m. show Nov. 7 at Bridge St. Live in Collinsville.

  Article Contributed by CK Communicati… | Published on Saturday, January 16, 2021 Three of New England’s top emerging artists will take the stage for a special episode of the The Ghost Light Series. Jay Psaros, Alice Howe will all perform Friday, January 22, at 7:30 PM on NECN. Jay Psaros, a longtime resident of the Northeast was born into a family of the self-employed. As a result, his music has ebbed and flowed in and out of “where the work is,” so to speak. Crossing genres a...

Live at the World Cafe Volume 10   Another great volume of live recordings, some in the studio and some in concert, from WXPNs World Cafe program. Track listing: — 1. David Dye - Stage Intro — 2. Richard Thompson - Cooksferry Queen — 3. Afro Celt Sound System...   4. Wilco - Shes a Jar 5. Ben Folds Five - Dont Change Your Plans (recorded live at the Electric Factory, Philadelphia) 6. Jonatha Brooke - Where Were You? (recorded live in concert) 7. Counting Crows - hanginaround (recorded ...

Airports across the nation seeing a boost over the holiday weekend. More than 1.2 million people passed through airport security checkpoints. It’s the biggest since the pandemic began back in March.

New Hampshire Magazine What do all of those things have in common? Simple. They exist because of New Hampshire. December 18, 2020 Libraries. Thanksgiving. Mega Millions. Fast Food. Summer vacation. “Let it Go.” American Rock ‘n’ Roll. America. What do all of those things have in common? Simple. They exist because of New Hampshire. Read on to find out why the country owes the Granite State a big thank-you for these items and 41 more (did we mention Donald Trump?). No. 1 The Vacation Des...