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• Part III: Dawson and the Legendary Gig Wagon Races

  by Dinky Dawson•June 25, 2008•Comments (0)

  I was starting to get a good buzz on when I decided it was time to work onstage. As the set ended, Baz tried to jump up onto the stage from the mixing consoles. Whack!—he missed his footing (read more)

• Part II: Dawson and the Legendary Gig Wagon Races

  by Dinky Dawson•May 28, 2008•Comments (1)

  As we reached Chris’ gig wagon, Moonie pointed at the front extension, a telltale sign that this thing had a huge engine under the hood. (read more)

• R.E.M.

  by Denise Sullivan•April 2, 2008•Comments (5)

  "familiar, frantic cadences and tempos" (read more)

• Theater in the Round

  by Dinky Dawson•March 19, 2008•Comments (0)

  During 1971, the Byrds played a series of summer tents, theaters-in-the-round that were venturing into the rock environment after years of scheduling touring, post-Broadway musical comedies (think Carol Channing in Hello Dolly!) and easy-listening singers or Vegas-type entertainers (read more)

• Cover This: What Makes for a Definitive Version?

  by Denise Sullivan•March 12, 2008•Comments (12)

  When I set out to take on the matter of cover songs, I thought I'd be seeking uncomplicated answers to simple questions like: Is there such a thing as a definitive version of a song? Who decides these things? And why do we care? (read more)

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