Album review: No sleeping on Naturally Nocturnal
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The trio of Lady Miss Kier, Supa DJ Dmitry and jungle DJ Towa Tei, otherwise known as Deee-Lite, started out as the duo of Lady Miss Kier on vocals and Dmitry as the DJ in 1986. Kier and Dmitry would perform their songs monthly in various downtown New York area nightclubs from hip-hop and house to straight and gay venues while drawing a diverse following. The band’s appeal was its inclusiveness, individuality, fusion of danceable techno/funk sounds, and their ability to make a concert seem like a party that could be attended by everyone. Those early shows garnered a devoted followi...
UpdatedSun, May 9, 2021 at 6:03 pm ET Replies(2) A mainstay in Concord for nearly 125 years. (Photo courtesy of Gibson's) Growing up in Concord during the 1950's and 1960's, I found out quickly that you could get just about anything you wanted to buy in our city. By the time I was 10 or 11, one of my passions was buying and reading books. Our community of less than 30,000, had a healthy number of stores to satisfy my craving. On Warren Street there was both the Apple Tree Bookstore as well as a used bookstore tucked in a basement location and run by Ella Anderson and Helen Young.