Aquarius Entertainment of Woodstock releases hip hop compilation
Woodstock-born producer, musician and label-owner Alex Law was assured by no less an authority than Michael Lang that Law’s parents
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Chris Washburne & SYOTOS on stage at Bard
Even for a Valentine’s Day special concert, don’t expect something unchallenging or conventionally crowdpleasing at Bard. It’s a different crowd.
Fabled drummer Bernard Purdie plays the Falcon this Saturday
Master drummer Bernard Purdie has become almost as famous for his legendarily high-spirited instructional videos as for his 3,000 album
Cibo Matto plays Kingston this Sunday
Cibo Matto’s 1996 major-label debut, Viva! La Woman, established the group as leading players on the front line of alt/rock
Revel in the folk paradox at this weekend’s Winter Hoot
Long before Elvis’ hips, Hendrix’s flaming Strat anthems and whatever other oft-cited pop-culture paradigm shifts you cite often, folk music
Bardavon to host guitar heavyweights Sharon Isbin, Stanley Jordan & Romero Lubambo
In my Bach-loving childhood home, the names of the great non-Segovian classical guitarists were oft-heard and well-known: Julian Bream, Christopher
Soul survivor: Charles Bradley at Bearsville
Retro soul singer Charles Bradley’s hard luck/good luck story is so unlikely and compelling that it has been the subject
The Big Takeover in Marlboro
The Hudson Valley’s most popular and successful original dance band, the Big Takeover, is a reggae band on paper. The
After the flood: Kingston benefit for Ultram’s Chris Turco & Matthew Cullen
Two veteran luminaries of the local-and-beyond music scene, drummer Chris Turco and guitarist/producer Matthew Cullen (both of the band Ultram),
Connor Kennedy performs George Harrison’s All Things Must Pass at Bearsville
After declaring the end of the Beatles, Paul McCartney retired to a studio-equipped farm in Scotland and released two modest,