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No Longer Runnin’ With The Devil

No Longer Runnin’ With The Devil

| May 31, 2006 | 2 Comments

It was not a huge surprise to hear CBS Radio recently fired diminutive former Van Halen frontman David Lee Roth after just four months of trying and failing miserably to do Howard Stern‘s job in New York City and six other markets.

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Jazz Heaven

Jazz Heaven

| April 28, 2006 | 1 Comment

Jazz singing is like pornography, in that you know it when you hear it,” quips local singer Kurt Elling during a conversation with Al Jarreau and Ramsey Lewis on an episode of the new weekly TV series, “Legends Of Jazz.”

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The Rest Of The Story

The Rest Of The Story

| March 30, 2006 | 0 Comments

By Cara Jepsen Maybe there’s a good reason coverage of the war in Iraq sucks.

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At Least Joan Cusack Hasn’t Ditched Us (Yet)

At Least Joan Cusack Hasn’t Ditched Us (Yet)

| February 28, 2006 | 1 Comment

Like “Soul Train,” the band Chicago, and the writers of the Broadway hit “Urinetown,” Ira Glass and his innovative public radio show “This American Life” are packing up and leaving town for greener pastures.

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If You Tape It They Will Come — Part II

If You Tape It They Will Come — Part II

| February 1, 2006 | 0 Comments

Imagine seeing your favorite band in an intimate, 400-seat venue where the worst seat in the house is 25 feet from the stage. Imagine the show starts and ends on time, and the artists will show the offstage side of their personality. Then imagine the venue is acoustically perfect. Add free parking and it sounds […]

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If You Tape It They Will Come

If You Tape It They Will Come

| December 30, 2005 | 1 Comment

People spent years waiting for a chance to sit in the “Bozo’s Circus” studio audience. Parents requested tickets to Bozo before their children were even born — and all for the chance to win Archway cookies and a Schwinn bicycle in the Grand Prize Game.

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Carpetbaggers & Nincompoops

Carpetbaggers & Nincompoops

| December 1, 2005 | 1 Comment

Howard Stern‘s switch to Sirius satellite radio next year will leave his Infinity Broadcasting family of 27 stations high and dry (his last “free” radio show will air here December 16th on WCKG-FM 105.9). In New York and six other markets he’ll be replaced by diminutive former Van Halen frontman David Lee Roth. Los Angeles […]

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