Electric Lady celebrated its 40th anniversary last Tuesday. Situated amid a row of downscaled Greenwich Village shops at 52 West Eight Street, this is the famed music studio founded by Jimi Hendrix in 1970. An oddity in its day because of its (very psychedelic) originality, it’s now an oddity due to its staying power. While [...]
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The “Play Me, I’m Yours” installation kicked off on June 21st and NYC Media’s cameras were in a couple of the locations to capture great, impromptu talent on display all over the city. For information on where you can find an open piano, call 311 or visit nyc.gov. Related: Pianistic Displays Sphere: Related Content
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While the hills are alive with the sound of music, on April 21 at 8:00 P.M. Alice Tully Hall will be alive with the violin of Sergey Khachatryan. He is scheduled to perform three sonatas: Bach’s Violin Sonata No. 4 in C minor, Brahms’ Violin Sonata No. 2 in A major and Beethoven’s Violin Sonata [...]
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Featuring the incomparable Harold Lloyd…teaming up with Babe Ruth. Related articles by Zemanta Happy Birthday Babe Ruth (slidingintohome.blogspot.com) Sphere: Related Content
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Brooklyn Borough President Markowitz‘s proposed $64-million amphitheater has reached a dead end. Dubbed the “Potato Chip” by friends and foes alike, it’s a controversial project (in a growing list of NYC controversial projects) hoping to rise in Coney Island‘s Asser Levy Park and bring big-name performers/ shows to its current concert venue. The delay comes [...]
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One of the partners [Michael Lang; above photo] who organized the original 1969 Woodstock Music and Art Fair scrapped plans for a 40th anniversary concert in Prospect Park today, telling Rolling Stone he couldn’t find any sponsors to front the reported $10 million bill. Peace, love, and debt. [Rolling Stone] NBC.Com Related Post: Woodstock-In Again [...]
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Yesterday, the Ed Sullivan Theatre was rocked alive with the sound of music and Paul [now Sir] McCartney. Over 45 years ago, Beatlemania was born in this very theatre when Sullivan introduced McCartney (along with John Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr) and the Beatles to America. What was planned as a surprise quickly became [...]
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To celebrate the occasion of its 40th Anniversary, Woodstock may be about to happen all over again…this time in Prospect Park, Brooklyn. There’s been a lot of serious talk, generally resulting in many false and misleading rumors, of reviving that legendary event somewhere in the NYC area. However, Michael Lang, one of the original organizers [...]
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Just a portion of the massive crowd at the Woodstock Music and Arts Fair in upstate Bethel. (Getty Images Photo / August 16, 1969) from “The Summer of 1969″ at Newsday.com Sphere: Related Content
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When I was a child, he often scared me: towering, like a skyscraper, with fixed stare, long spear and incongruous apparel of the Viking breed. The crowds before and around me would do their respective double-takes and continue on their several ways, while certain persons would break away from the swarm and chat with this [...]
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The New York City Opera has now (with little surprise) been affected by the nation’s economic calamities and plans to take on a leaner, hungrier look; a look that’s all the rage these days. Its 2009-10 season will be scaled back to only five to seven productions and any new stagings are very unlikely. Even [...]
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