... chose were: John Abercrombie at The Elephant Room, W.C. Clark at The Saxon Pub, Redd Volkaert at the Continental Club, The Joe Richardson Express at Joe's Generic Bar, and Gary Clark Jr. at Friend's Bar, respectively. While at the shows I was able to conduct interviews with the audience. The questions I asked them ranged from "why are you ... sixth street, where one of Austin's brightest and youngest musicians took the stage, Gary Clark Jr. Gary is only 19 years old, but he plays the blues like a man three times his age. May 3, 2001, was declared Gary Clark Jr. Day in Austin. Gary was h...

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... chose were: John Abercrombie at The Elephant Room, W.C. Clark at The Saxon Pub, Redd Volkaert at the Continental Club, The Joe Richardson Express at Joe's Generic Bar, and Gary Clark Jr. at Friend's Bar, respectively. While at the shows I was able to conduct interviews with the audience. The questions I asked them ranged from "why are you ... sixth street, where one of Austin's brightest and youngest musicians took the stage, Gary Clark Jr. Gary is only 19 years old, but he plays the blues like a man three times his age. May 3, 2001, was declared Gary Clark Jr. Day in Austin. Gary was h...

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... is worth buying that week. This interview made me question everything about it though. I decided to speak to a few musicians to see how they feel about the culture of reviewing. Gary Dunne is a singer/songwriter from the Midlands. He started off by playing around the smaller venues in Dublin and quickly achieved one of his earliest aims - he played to a sold ... out crowd in Whelans. Gary released his debut EP called "Good Things" in May 2002. "I had saved so much money and was so excited about the release of the EP. I was very conscious of what ... happen a few times. In this way, you...

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... " in the seventies. Many now feel that the seventies were a vintage decade. GLAM ROCK Glam rock was a development of the early 70's with artists such as David Bowie, Marc Bolan, Gary Glitter and Sweet. The costumes and the look of these artists became as important as the music itself. Make-up and glitter, big hair and glamorous costumes, each were competing ... her music idol. Between 1970-73, Marc Bolan and T-Rex enjoyed a run of 10 consecutive top-5 singles. They released singles such as "Children Of The Revolution" and "20th Century Boy". GARY GLITTER Gary Glitter was all glitter: gli...

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... instrument and a Jazz musician. This collaboration soon came to be known as Focus. Throughout the 1970's Getz started to lead small groups of emerging artists. Some of these artists included Gary Burton, Chick Corea, Jimmy Raney, Al Haig, Steve Swallow, Airto Moreira and JoAnne Brackeen. Although he worked with all these artists he was still not seen very often and he ... ...

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... promote peace and recorded songs that urged racial harmony, opposed drunk driving, advocated tighter handgun control laws and fought world hunger. His most public collaborations included work with Paul McCartney, Gary Byrd, Michael Jackson, and Eurythmics. Wonder's work has earned him 17 Grammy Awards and an Oscar for "I Just Called To Say I Love You." He has sold more than 70 millions ... ...

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... " in 1956. Without Jackson there is no Prince. No Whitney Houston. No Lenny Kravitz. And the world is a lesser place. Michael Joe Jackson was born on August 29, 1958, in Gary, Ind. His middle name was his father's. At 5 he became the vehicle for steelworker Joe's dreams when mother Kate found him practicing dance steps in front of a mirror. Michael and ... ...

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... gave birth to a newfound interest in this type of rock during the 1980's. Numerous guitarists followed in "Satch's" footsteps and became guitar heroes in their own right, including the electric Gary Hoey (well known for his Christmas album Ho-Ho-Hoey) and the incredibly eccentric (but cool) Steve Vai. He was also a teacher to Counting Crow's David Bryson and Metallica's Kirk ... ...

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... music should be taken out of the schools. The next two articles are on the "Multiple Intelligences" with excerpts by Howard Gardner and "Making the Case for Music Education" by Gary Hopkins. These two articles are also similar in many ways, they both discuss how music teachers need to find a way to help both the students and the students the importance ... ...

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