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1/2 of Zero |
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56 Hope Road |
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| If ever a band was worthy of notice, it’s 56 Hope Road. The heart of the band’s sound beats in its soaring melodies and unflaggingly earnest lyrics. Fusing dynamic keyboard arrangements, gypsy acoustic guitar parts, funky bass and unbridled drums, this Chicago-based band delivers. Their music is textured—each layer made of… | |
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Acoustic Strawbs |
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| One of the better British progressive bands of the early ’70s, the Strawbs differed from their more successful compatriots — the Moody Blues, King Crimson, Pink Floyd — principally in that their sound originated in English folk music, rather than rock. Founded in 1967 as a bluegrass-based trio called the Strawberry… | |
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Acoustic Syndicate |
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| Fitz and Bryon McMurry, along with their cousin Steve are the heart and driving soul of Acoustic Syndicate. The three grew up together in the farm country of northern Cleveland County, NC, singing together since they were small boys. Music runs deep through the family. Their influences run from the classic… | |
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Alejandro Escovedo |
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| This June, Alejandro Escovedo released his 9th solo album Real Animal. Produced by Tony Visconti (David Bowie, T.Rex, Thin Lizzy), Real Animal is a collective journey through Escovedo’s various musical incarnations from punk rock to string quintets and is as introspective as it is retrospective. Recalling the people, places and influences… | |
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Assembly Of Dust |
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| For more than a decade, Reid Genauer has built his name and reputation, and experienced a substantial amount of success both on the road and in the studio. Yet like so many performers, he has found that success in these two arenas are in some ways mutually exclusive. | |
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Astronaut Ice Cream |
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| brian popper the king of himself plays guitars. he was born in the backseat of a greyhound bus, going down hiway 41. he rips. joel…scanlon likes fish. alot. he lives in a house in denver, but he’s from the ocean state. he’s got college rhythm. dan africano learned the bass because… | |
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Bargain Music |
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Bernie Worrell & the Woo Warriors |
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| Featuring Jen Durkin formally of Deep Banana Blackout! Early in his professional life, Worrell was one of the founding members of Parliament-Funkadelic; he co-wrote, co-produced, recorded and performed most of the group | |
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Betty Dylan |
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| The story of Betty Dylan—a duo, not a woman—reads like a Coors Lite Theater miniseries: Vickie, a feisty gal with a tattoo, a back-ground in acting, and a voice like a moonshine-swillin’ nightingale, gets misty for a complex Billy Bob Thornton-esque character who goes by the name of Dr. Dan. Soon… | |
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Big Green Lime |
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| Chris Prolow Vocals & Guitar Contact chris@biggreenlime.com Andy Page Bass & Vocals Contact andy@biggreenlime.com Donnie Barthelemy Drums Contact donnie@biggreenlime.com | |
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Big Wu |
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| Here’s some reality: T.V. rots your brain, and the internet is no substitute for social activity. Seems basic, but it did take a little therapy to recognize these sneaky truths, but not the horizontal-on -the-couch kind of therapy. Did you know that there are many fine and upstanding Americans who honor… | |
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Billspeering |
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| A four-piece organization, formed in 1999, billspeering’s sound mixes the ingredients of rock, funk, jazz, and techno with a thick base of improvisation and electronic dnace grooves. Their progressive music combined with their incredible energy warrants a different experience each time they play! | |
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Bio-Rythyms: Featuring DJ Saxton (DJ From Sound Tribe Sector 9) |
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Blackdog |
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| Featuring Cecil Peanut Daniels! High in the hills above Boulder, CO there is a sound brewing in the air. A dynamic 3 piece, Blackdog has been leaving audiences in awe with sheer muscianship and stage presence. This is no ordinary jazz ensemble! Incorporating any and all musical genres from funk, to… | |
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Blue Oyster Cult |
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| Spanning three decades, Blue | |
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Blueground Undergrass |
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| Blueground Undergrass is an Atlanta based group of seasoned musicians formed with the goals of providing a fresh new approach to music deep rooted in tradition. With their smooth mix of bluegrass, blues, country, folk, swing, jazz and rock, they take people to musical heights few try to endeavor, Melding together… | |
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Bluestring |
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| Singer, song-writer, and guitarist, Clay Evans, has been playing with Ted Pennington since 1998. Beginning at the age of three, Ted has evolved into an accomplished violin, mandolin, and guitar player. Clay and Ted have studied under Jan Smith and The Suzuki Violin School, respectively. Their combined influences from bluegrass to… | |
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Bob Marley Roots Rock Reggae featuring Ziggy, Damian, Julian and Stephen Marley |
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| The Marley Family Presents: Roots, Rock, Reggae is a fresh concept in summer music tours,fusing music, art, and culture with infectious Rasta vibes. It will provide opportunities and exposure to many diverse, yet popular, music cultures that are often neglected by the mainstream. Roots, Rock, Reggae will maintain a high standard… | |
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Bobby Collins |
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| Bobby spins downtempo, boogaloo and go-go funk. His sets are very upbeat with a fair amount of scratching. Takinkg upbeat music from the past and put a present day twist on it makes Bobby Collins a must for this show. He has opened for the likes of DJ Greyboy. | |
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Bone Pony |
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| Bonepony joins a rich acoustic sound with clear Southern influences. Combine the acoustic guitars with mandolin, fiddle, dobro, and throw in some harmonica for good measure, and you’ve goth the heavily bluegrass, flok, Dixieland and country-laden music of Bonepony. | |
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Bop Skizzum |
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| When was the last time you went to a show where you danced and jumped around so hard that you broke a sweat? When was the last time you left a show feeling better than when you entered? Can you remember the days when the Funk Music was all about making… | |
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Born In The Flood |
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| Born in the Flood originated over a decade ago when Nathaniel D. Rateliff and Joseph Pope III met barefoot in the sleepy rural midwest of Missouri. They formed thereafter; a presence and power, near tragic turns to take them raging through to here,‘a place of earnest, uncompromised and unashamed.’ Now with… | |
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Breaking And Entering |
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| Breaking & Entering has brought a new outlook to outlaw country and protest rock. By integrating honest rock and roll with purposeful jams and politically driven lyrics, Breaking & Entering has created its own sound that can be enjoyed by a variety of discerning listeners and age groups. Since their inception… | |
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Brethren Fast |
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| Take the legendary, influential styles of Johnny Cash, Elvis, George Clinton & P-Funk, The Red Hot Chili Peppers, Junior Brown . . . throw in some gear jammin’, tire burnin’, bootie shakin’, wheelie poppin’ fun—& you know what you’ve got? The electrified ‘hillbilly funk’ of the Brethren Fast Racing Team! Over… | |
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Brian Jordan (KDTU) |
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| Guitarist Brian Jordan joined Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe in April of 1999. His mission going into this new millenniumhas been to emerge with free-form musical expression and master higher levels of cosmic vibration. (To Earthlings this translates into, “play the hell out of the guitar.”) Post-modern Jazz, Funk, Hip-hop, and World… | |
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Buckner Funken Jazz |
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| After BFJ played a flashy opening set for funk legend Maceo Parker, Maceio wasn’t sure if there was anything left play. ‘Did you guys leave any FUNK for me?’ he said Lead by respected jazz musician Rod Buckner, BFJ has earned a reputation for blaszing club, theater and festival shows that… | |
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Bug Powder |
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| Photo coming soon. Local group Bug Powder are follwoing in the footsteps of Disco Biscuits and Lake Trout, by fusing dance and electronica with jazz and jam! It is live improvisation! | |
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Bullfrog Featuring Kid Koala |
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Cabaret Diosa’s Rocky Mountain Horror Picture Show |
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| David Sherman (vocals, percussion, clarinet); Paul Mrozek (bass, vocals); Darren Feder (guitar, vocals); Willow DuHamel (vocals, percussion); Mendel Rabinovitch (percussion, cornet); Grant Rieder (trumpet, vocals); Ari Dvorin (saxophone, flute); John Rademaekers (drums, timbales, percussion); Miguel Ramos (viola, violin, vocals), member of the Boulder Philharmonic. "Cabaret Diosa. The name goes a long… | |
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