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Beatnik 2000 celebrates 450th show - Connecticut Post
Beatnik 2000 celebrates 450th show Connecticut Post, CT - Jan 6, 2009 He's been doing it for a long time and it's nice to know that Boz Scaggs still has it. He mesmerized a crowded Klein in Bridgeport in early September, ... |
Allman Brothers Band Return To the Beacon To Toast Skydog!!! - Rolling Stone
Allman Brothers Band Return To the Beacon To Toast Skydog!!! Rolling Stone - Jan 5, 2009 Special guests like Boz Scaggs (Duane tore shit up on his 1969 epic "Loan Me A Dime") and Eric Clapton (who teamed with Skydog for Layla and Other Assorted ... |
New CD reviews - Arizona Republic
New CD reviews Arizona Republic, AZ - Jan 4, 2009 Boz Scaggs has done pop, blues and soul as a solo artist for three decades. In Speak Low, he's back to jazz standards, creating a handsome coda to his 2003 ... |
‘Startin’ Fires’ - Youngstown Vindicator
‘Startin’ Fires’ Youngstown Vindicator, OH - Jan 3, 2009 Boz Scaggs has a long r sum . First known as a guitarist in the Steve Miller Band, he’s been a star in his own right since his album “Silk Degrees” became a ... |
Events in New Jersey - New York Times
Events in New Jersey New York Times, United States - Jan 2, 2009 RED BANK Count Basie Theater Boz Scaggs, rock, jazz and R&B singer. Jan. 10 at 8 pm .50 to .Elvis Birthday Bash 2009, featuring Mike Albert and Scot ... |
Top Jazz Albums for the 1/10/2009 issue - Reuters
Top Jazz Albums for the 1/10/2009 issue Reuters - Jan 2, 2009 ... Various Artists (Universal Special Markets/Compass) 9 9 9 2 Speak Low - Boz Scaggs (Decca) 10 10 67 1 The Very Best Of Diana Krall - Diana Krall (Verve/VG) |
Knitting Factory Closing a Blow to NYC Club Scene - TheImproper.com
 | Knitting Factory Closing a Blow to NYC Club Scene TheImproper.com, NY - Jan 1, 2009 Boz Scaggs, Steve Earle and Philip Glass are also on upcoming playbills, suggesting a decided tilt to an older, more affluent audience. |
At Knitting Factory, a Final Manhattan Show - New York Times
 | At Knitting Factory, a Final Manhattan Show New York Times, United States - Jan 1, 2009 Upcoming shows include Boz Scaggs, Steve Earle and Philip Glass. Mr. Dorf says the space is intended for music fans who have outgrown the dive-bar phase and ... |
