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Joey Grostern Jason Charles-Nelson from Young Music Makers - Credit: Archant The Ham&High welcomed an upbeat lunch hour of sing and dance as part of its online mental health day. Swing Sister Swing and Young Music Makers shared the benefits of music and dance for wellbeing with the audience at Ham&High: Our Community's Mental Health on May 21. First up were the jazz dance teachings of Cat Foley of Swing Sister Swing, a female-led outfit who teach dance, music and theatre. With guidance, the audience danced its way through Cat’s step-by-step history of swing dance. Cat said: “I’m goi...

CT band the Remains rubbed elbows with the Beatles, Donna Summer and more Michael Catarevas FacebookTwitterEmail From left, Chip, Bill, Barry and Vern on stage after playing a club show in Los Angeles in 2006, the 40th anniversary of the Beatles tour.Courtesy of America’s Lost Band, Manhattan Productions Inc. When four young, bleary-eyed rock musicians ambled into the midtown Manhattan office of General Artists Corp. one June afternoon in 1966, they could have had no idea that what they were about to hear would inform their careers and lives forever. “You guys wanna play on the Beatles’...

Various Artists Little Darlin' - Williams, Maurice [ Expressway to Your Heart - Gamble, Kenneth My Boyfriend's Back - Feldman, Bob Palisades Park - Barris, Charles Soul and Inspiration - Mann, Barry Chapel of Love - Barry, Jeff Be Thankful for What You've Got - DeVaughn, William Sunny - Hebb, Bobby Baby, What You Want Me to Do - Reed, Jimmy [1] Suspicion - Pomus, Doc Traces - Buie, Buddy Ten Commandments of Love - Paul, Marshall No Description Available. Genre: Popular Music Media Format: Compact Disk Rating: Release Date: 1-JAN-2002   Matthew G. Sherwin | 05/21/2008 (5 out of 5 stars) "Ol...

MENTAL HEALTH MATTERS: How to build things from the valley By Kira Hawkins Special to the Herald Democrat Last year conversations were heating up about what mental health looked like for adults and children. We were standing in a field of green; intellectual prosperity and decades of lessons learned behind us. We were finally asking questions about being proactive and how to move towards healing and growth for all. I f health is depicted as having no illness or injury, then mental health speaks to both illness and injury. With the whispers of changes that soon become shouts, we changed. We th...

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