The Wilders: Throw Down.(Sound recording review) From: Sing Out! | Date: September 22, 2006| Author: Lupton, John | COPYRIGHT 2006 Sing Out Corporation. This material is published under license from the publisher through the Gale Group, Farmington Hills, Michigan.  All inquiries regarding rights should be directed to the Gale Group.Copyright information

THE WILDERS Throw Down Rural Grit 030

Hailing from the Kansas City area, the Wilders are one of those fascinating bands that manage to straddle both bluegrass and flat-out roadhouse, honky-tonk country, managing to maintain the best elements of both while working in bits and pieces from old time and Cajun as well. In short, they're out to have a good time all around, and pretty much hit the mark with pin-point accuracy from start to finish.

At the core of the ...

Related newspaper, magazine, and journal articles from HighBeam Research

	Archive: Birthdays.(Features) The Birmingham Post (England) ; American singer Tina Turner, 62: 'It's not the jumping and dancing. I can do that forever. It's the singing that's hard.' Annie Mae Bullock was born in Brownsville, Tennessee. She was a regular performer in St Louis' nightclubs when she was discovered in 1956 by guitarist Ike Turner. She joined his
	(concert review) Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL) ; Project Object, 10 p.m. today at Martyrs, 3855 N. Lincoln Ave., Chicago. $10 (773) 404-9494. Frank Zappa tribute bands are plentiful on the small club circuit, but this one features former Zappa band vocalist and guitarist Ike Willis. Any run-through of Zappa's voluminous career would be tough, but
	ZAPPA LIVES IN SONG The Boston Globe ; Singer-guitarist Ike Willis was a member of Frank Zappa's bands longer than any other musician - for 17 years, 10 of those on the road. In fact, the two played together right up until Zappa's death in 1993. And Willis is still playing Zappa's music. He will do so tomorrow night at Lilli's, joining
	Tina Turner sells Studio City house owned since 1985.(REAL ESTATE)(Statistical Data Included) The Fresno Bee (Fresno, CA) ; Singer Tina Turner has sold a Studio City home for $725,000, and the new owners have listed the house for rent at $5,500 a month. Turner, who lives in Zurich, Switzerland, or in her hilltop retreat in the French Riviera, had owned the Studio City home since 1985. Divorced from R&B
	IN THE CLUBS; Funky soul and gospel at arts center in Fall River The Patriot Ledger Quincy, MA ; FRIDAY'S BEST: The Lydia Warren Band reinvigorates the blues at The Sea Note in Hull. Canadian folksinger Tim Harrison well worth a trip to the Gallery Cafe in East Bridgewater. Cheryl Arena sings and plays harmonica with her blues band at the Yard Rock in Quincy. Project/Object, a group that
	PERFORMING ARTS The Washington Post ; Cold Wednesday nights in January are usually reserved for PTA meetings or sorting socks in front of the TV. But a couple of nights ago inside a chock-full Jammin' Java it felt distinctly like Saturday, thanks to hopping performances from the Wilders and the Red Stick Ramblers, who threw down in a
	Tribute band's real deal The Record (Bergen County, NJ) ; ED CONDRAN, SPECIAL TO THE RECORD The Record (Bergen County, NJ) 12-29-2006 Tribute band's real deal -- Frank Zappa's guitarist plays on By ED CONDRAN, SPECIAL TO THE RECORD Date: 12-29-2006, Friday Section: GO! Edtion: All Editions WHO: Project/Object Featuring Ike Willis. WHAT: Frank Zappa
	Review:The Wilders The Scotsman ; MUSIC, THE WILDERS, THE SPIEGEL GARDEN (VENUE 87) THE Wilders in full flight are a sight to see as well as a sound to relish - Stetsons nodding frantically as they generate the kind of tunes that should, by rights, leave vapour trails. These young old-timers from Kansas City really know how to let
	Harmonious Hansons hit stride.(Arts and Lifestyle) The Boston Herald ; HANSON Underneath (3CG) three stars (out of four) The Hanson boys are all grown up, and it shows on the splendid new Underneath, released on their own indie label. The brothers are in great voice, especially lead singer Taylor, as they wend their way through an hour of catchy roots and power-pop
	Hanson is MmmBack and MmmBetter 'This Time Around'.(Arts and Lifestyle) The Boston Herald ; Hanson, This Time Around (Island/Def Jam). 3 1/2 stars (Out of four) If you listened to the new Hanson album, without knowing it was them, there's a good chance you might think you were hearing a catchy new roots-rock group along the lines of the Black Crowes. The trio of teenagers from Tulsa,

See all results.