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    Jun 26, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  1. Amid the rappers, it's Green day at the Shrine

    Watching <a href=&quot;http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/la-et-recordrack27-2008may27%2C0%2C6727428%2Cfull.story"> Al Green</a> sing live should be on any list of "Things to Do Before You Die." So it was understandable that at the rehearsals the day before <a href="http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/extendedplay/2008/06/bet-awards-grad.html">Tuesday night&rsquo;s BET Awards</a>, pre-show buzz revolved not around much-anticipated performances from ballyhooed superstars like Lil Wayne, Usher, <a href="http://topics.latimes.com/entertainment/people/kanye-west"> Kanye West</a> and Rihanna, but rather on the 62-year old soul legend, whose creative prime was once thought to have ended with Watergate.
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    Watching Al Green sing live should be on any list of "Things to Do Before You Die." So it was understandable that at the rehearsals the day before Tuesday night’s BET Awards, pre-show buzz revolved not around much-anticipated performances from...

    Tags: Nas, Alicia Keys, Awards and Prizes, Al Green, Kanye West

    2. Jun 19, 2008 |Story| Hartford Courant

  2. Hot Music For Hot Weather

    Connecticut jazz fans can experience virtually everything, the shock of the new in Hartford's Bushnell Park to the blissful comforts of the familiar but still stomping traditional grooves resounding in Essex and Moodus at the region's jazz festivals this summer.
    By OWEN McNALLY
    Connecticut jazz fans can experience virtually everything, the shock of the new in Hartford's Bushnell Park to the blissful comforts of the familiar but still stomping traditional grooves resounding in Essex and Moodus at the region's jazz festivals...

    Tags: Essex (Middlesex, Connecticut), Academic Progress, Popular Music, Dave Brubeck, Connecticut

    3. May 27, 2008 |Column| Newsday

  3. Review: Usher's CD 'Here I Stand'

    It's a thin line between smooth and super-safe, and Usher flops back and forth over it throughout his new album, &quot;Here I Stand" (LaFace).
    glenn.gamboa@newsday.com
    It's a thin line between smooth and super-safe, and Usher flops back and forth over it throughout his new album, "Here I Stand" (LaFace). He's apparently trying to reconcile his R&B playa-with-a-heart past with his married-and-grown present and it's...

    Tags: R. Kelly, Michael Jackson, Television, Jay-Z, Louisiana

    4. May 11, 2008 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  4. Still in love, still creating

    By the time Al Green was 25 years old in 1972, he had become one of the biggest stars in pop and soul. After about five years of developing his unique style, scoring a few R&B hits along the way, the Arkansas native landed a No. 1 pop smash that year with &quot;Let's Stay Together."
    Sun Pop Music Critic
    By the time Al Green was 25 years old in 1972, he had become one of the biggest stars in pop and soul. After about five years of developing his unique style, scoring a few R&B hits along the way, the Arkansas native landed a No. 1 pop smash that year with...

    Tags: Marvin Gaye, Popular Music, Willie Mitchell, Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, Arkansas

    5. Feb 11, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  5. A soulful serenade to Aretha Franklin

    The Rev. Al Sharpton said it best. Opening Friday's MusiCares gala honoring Aretha Franklin as person of the year, the pomaded potentate thanked God for the singer, &quot;who, though she walked as royalty, never lost the common touch."
    The Rev. Al Sharpton said it best. Opening Friday's MusiCares gala honoring Aretha Franklin as person of the year, the pomaded potentate thanked God for the singer, "who, though she walked as royalty, never lost the common touch." Amid tributes from Bill...

    Tags: Janis Joplin, Al Sharpton, Aretha Franklin, Clothing and Textiles Industry, Music

    6. Aug 16, 2007 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  6. Legendary Al Green lets his voice be heard

    McClatchy/Tribune newspapers
    Al Green's voice is hoarse. Not just a little rough, mind you, but harsh, grating, rasping. Can this man struggling to speak into the phone in his Auburn, Mich., Holiday Inn room really be the singer who made all those mellifluous, euphonious sounds that...

    Tags: Willie Mitchell, B.B. King, Rock and Roll Music, Arkansas, Music

    7. Mar 2, 2007 |Story| Newsday

  7. Copiague

    Basketball is Copiague's bread and butter. Whether it is the girls or the boys, the hardcourt is home to some of the most successful teams in school history.
    Basketball is Copiague's bread and butter. Whether it is the girls or the boys, the hardcourt is home to some of the most successful teams in school history. And that includes recent history. The Eagles boast the defending Suffolk Class AA champs on...

    Tags: History, Awards and Prizes, Basketball, Baseball, Lacrosse

    8. May 9, 2006 |Story| Metromix

  8. Love machine

    Anthony Hamilton's voice is smoother than a baby's bottom. Maybe you don't think anyone deserves to get stuck with such a tired cliche. But when Hamilton explains in his soothing, Southern-inflected voice that his long road to success has taught him &quot;a diamond has to go through a lot of pressure to get the shine it needs to be attractive," he couldn't sound any more suave--or sincere.
    Anthony Hamilton's voice is smoother than a baby's bottom. Maybe you don't think anyone deserves to get stuck with such a tired cliche. But when Hamilton explains in his soothing, Southern-inflected voice that his long road to success has taught him "a...

    Tags: Music, Family, Sex

    9. Jun 30, 2006 |Story| Metromix

  9. Taste's tops

    There are just a few days left at this year's Taste of Chicago, and you're too tired-not to mention stuffed silly with turkey legs-to make any more decisions. Don't strain yourself. (That goes double for your waistband.) We're here to help you figure out...

    Tags: Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Liz Phair, Dennis DeYoung, Music, Macy Gray

    10. Aug 7, 2005 |Column| Los Angeles Times

  10. Vicious Circle of Hope, Despair

    I got the message while I was out of town. The owner of Little Pedro's said Nathaniel had flipped out while playing cello at the downtown Los Angeles club, launching into a belligerent tirade in front of his audience. Fortunately, Nathaniel Anthony Ayers...

    Tags: Drug Trafficking, Medical Specialization, Mental Illness, Road Transportation, Crimes

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