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In "The Blues Brothers" when Elwood asks a bartender, "What kind of music do you usually have here?" she responds: "Oh, we got both kinds.
Soul man Salgado making 'Clean Getaway' Nov. 10-11
10-11 Who: Curtis Salgado When: 9 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov. 10-11 Where: Crystal Bay Casino's Red Room Cover: free Curtis Salgado's getaway remains clean.
Mother Theresa, The Blues Brothers, and Now Lord [Lloyd] Blankfein ... Their on a Mission From GOD
Government Sachs had 119 trading days in the last two quarters that they made over $100 Million.
First Wednesday ready for blues concert at Elsinore
What are the chances that you could see a blues legend on a Wednesday? This week, your chances are very, very good.
Feature: 'X Factor' Movie Songs predictions
After the highly-anticipated Rock Week turned out to be a bit of a damp squib , The X Factor heads back to more familiar territory tomorrow night with its Songs From The Movies theme.
All hail rap's returning queen at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Star of the Desert Arena at Buffalo Bill's, Interstate 15 South at Primm.
Apple launches iTunes Music Movies with exclusive content
Apple has begun to promote music-themed movies on the iTunes Store with a new landing page, a place the company plans to fill with exclusive content.
Hitch a ride to the Chicago film tour next to the Rock n Rolls Mcdonalds downtown
Have you been on one of the best historical tours in Chicago yet? " The Chicago Film Tour is the first of it's kind in the Chicagoland area and is both entertaining and educational, with a mixture of both old and new." In less than 2 hours you'll embark on an adventure from Chinatown to Uptown, Lakeview to Downtown and everything in between.
White guy blues, but one great party
Downchild Blues Band is among the best of the white blues bands, whose music inspired the Blues Brothers, whose star Dan Aykroyd founded the House of Blues, which was poked by The Onion newspaper in a headline that read: "House of Blues Actually House of Whites." Let us marvel at the great cycle of life.
2009 Samhain litany by Dagonet Dewr
Every Samhain for the last several years, Dagonet Dewr has compiled a list of the year's dead.
Just another Manic Street Preachers road trip
The Manic Street Preachers followed their recent creative revitalisation with their first American tour in a decade.
The 1980s were strange and deliriously productive years for horror. The boundaries of taste had already been pushed past their breaking point.
Downtime with the Downchild Blues Band
Comic actor Dan Aykroyd, who is guesting with Downchild on several eastern Canadian dates of this tour, became one of the group's biggest fans.
COMPETITION: Win tickets to see Blues Brothers at Orchard, Dartford
The Orchard in Dartford is proud to be hosting the premiere of the fabulous Blues Brothers Xmas Party from November 4 to 7, before the show embarks on its new UK tour.
Marching 'Cats win Battle on the Border
Few people can say they were members of a high school marching band that won a Grand Championship in each of their four years of school.
UPTON pub The Kinga s Head is hosting a Blues Brothers Tribute Show, plus support acts, on Saturday, October 31.
Mission Accomplished: The Briefcase Blues Brothers at D j Vu
Stepping out, we were ready to celebrate life and be social butterflies. It seemed Reading was on the same page, as every corner we turned and every door we entered we were greeted with like-minded folks making the most of what the town has to offer.
Showtime as students take stage
IT'S SHOWTIME, with three major stage productions coming soon to schools near you! From the teenage love story of 'Grease' to the cool tunes of 'The Blues Brothers' straight through a diverse range of acts in a variety show, post primary students in County Carlow will show us how to shake off the blues of the recession.
It's the time of year we've all been waiting for: GIE+EXPO time! GIE+EXPO is the place to look ahead to 2010.
a John the Revelatora has some identity issues
In a famous call-and-response blues tune, Blind Willie Johnson asks, "Well, who's that writin'?" And the answer is his song's title, along with that of Irish music journalist Peter Murphy's contemporary first-person coming-of-age novel.
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