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A bevy of great American folk musicians takes the stage at Carnegie Hall in "Isn't This a Time!" In September of 2004 at the Toronto Film Festival, the Weavers sang together for possibly the last time. The event had great meaning for those who knew the Weavers and remembered their songs; in progressive circles they supplied the soundtrack for a good part of the 1950s and 1960s -- the Weavers, and those who followed in their footsteps, such as Arlo Guthrie, Peter, Paul and Mary, and Leon Bibb. If feelings stir within you when you hear "Goodnight, Irene" and "Wimoweh" and "This Land Is Your Lan...

Johnette Isham, executive director for the organization Realize Bradenton that produces the event, hopes that by December the pandemic will have lessened to the degree that such drastic social distancing measures will not be necessary. If they are, however, she said the LECOM Park site offers that flexibility, and that last year’s event showed that the festival could be held safely under such measures. “We wanted to keep the blues alive, not only for our community, but also for musicians,” Isham said. Headlining on Dec. 4 is Bobby Rush, who is up for a Traditional Blues Album Grammy ...

10 artists snubbed from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame...again Earlier this week, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame announced its annual nominees. Now, we look at some of the artists who maybe should be considered next year. Author: Matthew Copeland (WTLV) Updated: 12:21 PM EST February 14, 2021 CLEVELAND — The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame released its nominees for the Class of 2021. Among the notable names are Jay-Z, the Foo Fighters, Chaka Khan and Tina Turner. However, it seems each year, there is as much conversation about who isn't on the list of nominees as ...

MicroStrategy has been the face of institutional crypto adoption over the past year, with the firm committing a sizable portion of its balance sheet to [...]

As we're ushering out our swing to the right with the departure of President Donald J. Trump and ushering in our swing to the left with President Joe Biden Jr., local tunesmith Ted Waterhouse (The Howlie Playboys, Catalina Eddy and the Blue Keys, The Hot & Cool Orchestra, The Tequila Mockingbirds, The Jump Jax) decided after the insurrectionist storming of the Capital that the time was right to revisit one of his earlier songs. click to enlarge Photo Courtesy Of Cheri Mason ...