You will see him behind his turntable spinning songs for his audience. He is just not a disc jockey spinning songs, but he is an artist, creator, producer who cares about music. He knows the history behind the songs he spins because he grew up listening to those songs and researched the ...
Because of social media and the internet, it would seem that no matter where one goes, music has a prominent role. Whether it is in the foreground by choice or in the background, it may remind one of a particular time in one’s life. I am no stranger to it as well. I could be in a check-out line, driving in my car, surfing the internet or maybe walking somewhere downtown, and I may hear music. If it’s a power ballad, I will continue to listen, but with other songs, I may walk on or change the channel. Power ballads kind of manipulate me more than other songs do. The reason is a ...
When an artist has been on stage for five decades, playing memorable riffs and singing songs known the world over, many would think the time has come to let the hits stand and move to enjoy life. Nothing could be farther from the mind of Ted Nugent. Nugent will perform at The Riviera ...
The famous Tower of London is home to a conspiracy of ravens. These ravens are shrouded in legend and are venerated. It is said that if these birds were to disappear, either through the death of all of them or they escape and fly away, it means the demise of the United Kingdom and the fall of ...
SALAMANCA — The longest-running American musical in Broadway history will come to the Ray Evans Seneca Theater when the Cattaraugus County Living Arts Association brings local talent to the stage for its version of “Chicago.” Performers from Jamestown, Salamanca, Olean, Bradford, Pa. and more will act out the story of Roxie Hart, a housewife and nightclub dancer, who murders her on-the-side lover after he threatens to leave her. Desperate to avoid conviction, she dupes the public, media and her rival cellmate, Velma Kelly, by hiring Chicago’s sleekest criminal lawyer. The ...
ASHVILLE — They needed a larger boat. To prepare for a transatlantic voyage, Henry and Julie Danielson had to learn new sailing methods and prepare for any health and mechanical scenarios that were possible while enroute. Danielson previously wrote a book on the experience he and his ...
