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Feet, don’t fail me now
Joe Cahill showed up in Boulder with a turquoise Strat and dancing feet. Music was central to his existence, and the sounds coming off a concert stage sometimes seemed to soak into his body and govern it for hours after … Continue reading
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Expect to be watched closely at Clyfford Still Museum
Carmen Tisch, the 36-year-old woman accused of damaging a painting at the new Clyfford Still Museum in Denver, committed a senseless and unpredictable act of vandalism, if what prosecutors say is true. On Dec. 29, she went to the museum, which … Continue reading
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‘Michigan Mike’ Torpie remembered as more than NedFest promoter
By Alan Crandall The life and times of ‘Michigan Mike’ Torpie and his impact on Nederland, Colorado was celebrated on Monday, December 5th at First Street Pub in Nederland, just a short distance from the grounds that for many years … Continue reading
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Tagged Jeff Austin, Leftover Salmon, Michigan Mike Torpie, Motet, Nederland, NedFest, Stage Stop, Vince Herman
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Polytoxic’s 7th Annual Last Waltz revisited is best yet
By Alan Crandall Editor of RockyMountainJams.com Some say The Band was the best band ever. Many of my age group (older) considers Martin Scorsese’s The Last Waltz to be the greatest rock and roll concert movie ever filmed. The movie … Continue reading
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Tagged Bob Dylan, Bobby Charles, Boulder Theater, Denver Horns, Dr. John, Emmylou Harris, Eric Clapton, Joni Mitchell, Last Waltz, Martin Scorsese, Muddy Waters, Neil Diamond, Neil Young, Ogden Theater, Paul Butterfield, Polytoxic, Ringo Starr, Ronnie Hawkins, Ronnie Wood, Van Morrison
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Cornmeal, Polytoxic, Elephant Revival, Tedeschi Trucks, Kyle Hollingsworth … what are you doing this weekend?
By Alan Crandall Editor at RockyMountainJams.com I just took a look at my events calendar on Facebook and apparently I am attending four shows tomorrow night. Yep it is true, I am going to see Cornmeal at the Fox, Polytoxic … Continue reading
Mural to be seen only by mental health staff and suicidal teens
Longmont resident Mario Miguel Echevarria, who has created public art in Loveland, Fort Collins and other Front Range communities, is used to making things that will be seen by thousands of people. Last week, however, he was working on a … Continue reading
Acosta marks 9/11 with new painting
Longmont graffiti artist Gamma Acosta is working on a new piece at his painting wall at Third Avenue and Lashley Street. The work marks the tenth anniversary of 9/11. Here’s what it looked like Monday.
Arts council launches new website
The Longmont Council for the Arts, which supports local performances and exhibitions, announced today that it has a new website. Visit it at www.artslongmont.org. The LCA is headquartered in the downtown Muse Gallery, at 356 Main St. It presents art … Continue reading
Announcement adds to exuberance at Cornmeal show
Writer and photographer Alan Crandall submitted the following guest blog: I attend lots of concerts. I have watched Los Lobos tear it up at the Denver Botanical Gardens while picnickers casually sipped wine and feasted on sushi. I have marveled … Continue reading
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Tagged Cornmeal, Fox Theatre, Good Gravy, Live Music, NedFest, Smooth Money Gesture
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