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Ukraina is literally translated as “on the edge” or “borderland”, and that is exactly what it is. Flat, fertile, and fatally tempting to invaders, Ukraine was split between Russia and Poland from the mid-17th century to the end of the 18th, between Russia and Austria through the 19th, and between Russia, Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Romania […]
The Troy Savings Bank Music Hall is a historic venue in which I imagine is haunted by the spirits of performance’s past. This made such a great setting for Warp Trio to play their unorthodox classical and jazz stylings as the instrumentals bounced off of large ceilings and into our eardrums. This was a very […]
The sound of laughter, singing and instruments is more than music to my ears . Music and comedy are much alike . They are both auditory and visual mediums .They require timing , rhythm ,intros and can be improvisational .They can be like quick jab or be a story that is told. Many songs have […]
When I first arrived at Lost and Found for the sold out show, I found myself in the back of the building talking with a stranger about music and what not around a bonfire. He politely said “I’ve got to get running to get ready for the show, I play drums with Glen David Andrews.” […]
On Friday night Sean Rowe took the stage at The Hangar on The Hudson with a quiet smile and a sure stance. He joked about not having played the room in two years and then went right to work. The crowd fell silent and Sean’s Johnny Cash meets Lou Rawls voice filled the room. Accompanied […]
One rarely expects a bona fide rock and roll star to be humble and a singular storyteller. Willie Nile is all that and more. His solo performance at the Linda this evening was entertaining, energetic and, most of all, personal. The backdrop he provided for his material shows a man of thought and character. From […]
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