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Results for MountainThe hard rock outlet Mountain emerged from the 1960s rock explosion. Formed in '69 by Leslie West and former Cream producer Felix Pappalardi, they established themselves in a short time as a premiere rock band. West and Pappalardi were joined by Corky Laing and Steve Knight to complete Mountain. Debuting at the Fillmore in '69, Mountain had a string of rock classics including "Mississippi Queen" and "Dreams of Milk and Honey." Although they broke up in '72, Mountain stayed on top in their heyday and gained a spot in the famous Woodstock lineup....more
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by Ryan Wasoba•August 20, 2008•
There are few greater feelings than throwing on an album at the perfect time and hearing the word "sweeeeeet" project from a seat behind you
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by j. poet•August 20, 2008•
Richard Fariña is one of the great unsung heroes of the ’60s singer-songwriter movement.
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by Denise Sullivan•August 13, 2008•
Singer, songwriter, guitarist, and teller of tall tales, Gramps has spent a lifetime plundering the treasures of the old world, told and untold, ever since he was a young man—probably the youngest person on the planet to have ever gone by the sobriquet Gramps (that's where the Baby comes in). These days, as back then, he keeps alive early 20th century standards like "Teddy Bears' Picnic", "St. James Infirmary", and "Big Rock Candy Mountain" along with lesser-known
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by Jocelyn Hoppa•August 6, 2008•
"even the ‘middle of the road’ songs on this record showcase Oberst in a new way"
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by Jessica Gentile•July 23, 2008•
Via email correspondence, Berman responds humbly and honestly to my inquiries on his current perceptions of himself—and with more than a tinge of self-deprecation. “I still have problems reconnecting with the world. I’m radically, unwillingly anti-social,” he says. Yet for someone who feels so disconnected from society, Berman does an awfully good job of describing it.
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HURLEY MOUNTAIN HIGHWAY!
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2008-08-24 |
Private
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New Windsor, NY
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Yonder Mountain String Band
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2008-08-31 |
Jazz Aspen Snowmass
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Aspen, CO
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HUNGER MOUNTAIN BOYS
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2008-09-03 |
Watermelon Wednesdays
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West Whately, MA
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Mountain Heart
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2008-09-06 |
Pickin' in the Panhandle
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Hedgesville, WV
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HURLEY MOUNTAIN HIGHWAY!
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2008-09-06 |
Pamela's On The Hudson
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Newburgh, NY
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HURLEY MOUNTAIN HIGHWAY!
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2008-09-13 |
Pamela's On The Hudson
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Newburgh, NY
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HURLEY MOUNTAIN HIGHWAY
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2008-09-13 |
Pamela's On The Hudson
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Newburgh, NY
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HURLEY MOUNTAIN HIGHWAY!
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2008-09-20 |
Private Residence
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Newburgh, NY
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Common Ground
Blackwater Run
Lonesome Meadow
Bobby Hutch & Grand Ole Country
Laurel Mountain
Stone Mountain Boys
Vernon McIntire's Appalachian Grass
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2008-09-27 |
Famous Old Time Music Company
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Wapakoneta, OH
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HUNGER MOUNTAIN BOYS
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2008-10-03 |
Private Event
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Catskills, NY
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5/7/2008
I wass fortunatue enough to see the Allman Bros Band on June 26, 1971, the night (morning) before the Fillmore East...
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4/29/2008
Hey VaultKeepers, Good job this week.{early too!}Hey Nashville, you got to see Mannassas did ya? You lucky dog!I love...
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10/7/2007
David Bowie was featured in radio broadcasts as follows, which Wolfgang might have access to -
25/08/1991 Rockit...
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8/23/2007
OK here's the real stuff (yes, I'm even boring myself!). There were TWO Who shows in 1967 at the Village Theater, and I...
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8/21/2007
Oops, I was a little bit off! It was the Village Theater which became the Fillmore East (Anderson Theater was down the...
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