Jazz gestator: The Falcon and the Inexplicable Local Miracle
There’s a joke out there among musicians: Folk/rockers play three chords to thousands of people; jazzbos play thousands of chords
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Voice of the maimed mime: You Won’t plays BSP on March 6
Mike Amari and Sarah Fimm want you to make a commitment to get out to the Lounge at BackStage Productions
BSP hosts Duke McVinnie Band this Friday in Kingston
No photograph of guitarist/songwriter Duke McVinnie appears anywhere on the Home, Gallery or Bio pages of the otherwise-well-appointed https://dukemcvinnie.com. The
Paul McMahon excels with Hymn to Her
I hate to speak of people as treasures – local, national, whatever. “Treasure” implies a bygone value from a bygone
Magnetic Fields launch spring tour at Club Helsinki
Since moving from Massachusetts to Hudson, Club Helsinki has jolted the Hudson Valley music scene with an infusion of national
Madera Vox performs at Shadowland on March 3
One of the first things students are taught in a Music History class is to stop calling it classical music,
Music on Main: the New Paltz music scene
New Paltz starts late and ends late. That’s just the way it is and always has been. When performers at
Never say never play your hometown
Have you have noticed that the performing arts professionals who have long found their solitude in these hills are starting
Beatles minus the mania: Fab Faux at UPAC this Saturday
When the Beatles tribute band the Fab Faux takes the stage at the Ulster Performing Arts Center (UPAC) at 8