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By DAN MALEY - dmaley@macon.com Dark clouds chased Skydog indoors on Sunday. Rainy weather forced organizers to move the Skydog 63 music festival, held to celebrate what would have been the 63rd birthday of late rock guitarist...
Twins John and Edward Grimes have been voted off ITV1's the X Factor, after losing in a sing-off against Olly Murs. The pair, 18 and dubbed Jedward, sang Boyzone's No Matter What, but without a dance routine or any gimmicks....
IT was a close call for Essex sensation Olly Murs last night after he was forced into a sing-off to stay in The X Factor. There was a shocked reaction after the Witham wonder was told he was in the bottom two after the public...
Bela Fleck, Zakir Hussain & Edgar Meyer, "The Melody of Rhythm" Since banjoist Bela Fleck and bassist Edgar Meyer met - in front of an Aspen ice cream parlor, in 1983 - the partnership has taken the music all over the map,...
There’s a Riot Going On: Revolutionaries, Rock Stars & the Rise and Fall of ‘60s Counter-Culture By Peter Doggett Canongate, 2008 598 pages, $29.95 (pb) When rock and revolution met in the 1960s, chords and commitment combined....
' You knew Martin Sharp, didn't you? In the 60s?" I was at an event in Sydney, and was mildly put out by this question, coming as it did from a man in a suit, who could hardly have remembered the 60s. "I still know him," I...
The Irish pair had sung a Wham medley on Saturday's show Twins John and Edward Grimes have been voted off ITV1's the X Factor, after losing in a sing-off against Olly Murs. The pair, 18 and dubbed Jedward, sang Boyzone's No...
Published Date: 22 November 2009 Simon Cowell called them an "unstoppable machine" but John and Edward were deadwood after being voted off X Factor. The hyper-quiffed identical pop twins, known as Jedward, came up against Olly...
John & Edward have become the seventh act to be voted off The X Factor. The twins found themselves in the bottom two alongside Olly Murs in the public vote. Both acts then had to perform a song of their choice to persuade the...
NEW YORK, Nov. 21 (UPI) -- The works of the late U.S. music journalist Robert Palmer, best known for his books on the blues, are out in anthology form, the editor behind the book said. Rolling Stone magazine contributing editor...
