Sunday 31 August 2008

Hot Picks: A week's worth of good music

FRIDAY, AUG. 29



The Big Top hosts a night of indie rock and ska with Angry Banana, Stereohype, Further Reasoning, Ta Ta Destroyers, Reagabomb and Autumn's Aftermath. Blue Nile features "Guardian Spirit," a celebration of the life of Kufaru Aaron Mouton, featuring The Kenny Claiborne Band, The Revealers, Percussion, Inc., Bessie on the Mind, Kenyatta Simon, Irene Sage, Coco Robicheaux, Kid Red, Chuck Perkins, Wildman Ivory Holmes, Fredy Omar and more. At Carrollton Station, the Carrollton Station Foundation Benefit features Dash Rip Rock, Paul Sanchez, Jimmy Robinson, Caleb Guilotte & Craig Caliva, Amanda Walker, The Kinky Tuscaderos, Andrew Duhon, Colin Brown, Darrell Loden, Dana Abbott, Ruby Rendrag, Marc Belloni and Hunter McGregor. Celebrate the Banks Street Anniversary Party with The Deadly Four and Russell Batiste & Friends with Jason Neville at Banks Street Bar & Grill. The Howlin' Wolf hosts the Bag of Donuts yearly luau plus Brah. T'Canaille Cajun Band with Lance play the Katrina Anniversary Party at Live Bait Bar & Grill.



Canceled: A showing of the euphony video "We Shall Not Be Moved" that was scheduled for Aug. 29 at The New Orleans Museum of Art has been postponed due to the at hand hurricane. The screening will be rescheduled.







SATURDAY, AUG. 30



Hear Mike Dillon's Go-Go Jungle at d.b.a. At Hi-Ho Lounge, Anxious Sound presents Frode Gjerstad and Paal Nilssen-Love and Donald Miller, Rob Cambre plus DJ Beautiful Bells. Queensryche-Hits and Rarities asset Pandemic comes to House of Blues. Hear Snooks Eaglin and Eddie Bo at Mid-City Lanes Rock 'n' Bowl. Tipitina's Foundation & Zeus' Place pose Billy Iuso & the Restless Natives at a benefit for the Louisiana Humane Society. Bring your dog! See lovely idle words singer Germaine Bazzle at Snug Harbor.



SUNDAY, AUG. 31



Mo'Jelly Blues Band with Bob Perkins come in to Dos Jefes Uptown Cigar Bar. It's a night of "Horns & Hatchets" at Handa Wanda's with the Wild Magnolias Mardi Gras Indians plus The Pinettes Brass Band.



MONDAY, SEPT. 1



Guitarists Alex McMurray and Jonathan Freilich play at Circle Bar. Eat some redness beans and rice and jam at Hi-Ho Lounge's Bluegrass Pickin' Party. At One Eyed Jacks, hear Disaster Channel plus Edge Set Mary and am540.




TUESDAY, SEPT. 2



Peter Frampton shows you the way at House of Blues. At Spotted Cat, hear The Feral Cats. John Rankin plays at The Columns Hotel. The legendary Shannon Powell & the Preservation Hall All-Stars play at Preservation Hall.




WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 3



Alt-rockers Gravity A play at Banks Street Bar & Grill. Hear Irvin Mayfield & the NOJO Jam at Snug Harbor.




THURSDAY, SEPT. 4



Soul Rebels Brass Band do their thing at Le Bon Temps Roule. Hear Mark Stone & West Bank Mike asset Mark & the Pentones at Old Point Bar. See Kermit Ruffins & the Barbecue Swingers at Vaughan's.



-- Molly Reid, staff writer












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Monday 11 August 2008

Richard Barbieri

Richard Barbieri   
Artist: Richard Barbieri

   Genre(s): 
Avantgarde
   Country
   



Discography:


Thing Buried   
 Thing Buried

   Year: 2005   
Tracks: 8


Richard Barbieri   
 Richard Barbieri

   Year: 2004   
Tracks: 5




Born November 1957, Richard Barbieri is the oldest appendage of UK electro pioneers Japan. And one might total the about unnoted as his stunning work has interpreted some of the post Japan albums to high that may non have been acheiving without him. Particularly the nocturnal soundscapes of Stories Across Borders and his casual textures on Changing Hands. After the break up Japan he lent his skills as a producer to bands from Sweden and Germany and continued a issuance of albums with all members of Japan including their reunion Rain Tree Crow in the early nineties. Since then Barbieri has performed with the underated UK act no-man (as experience fellow cohorts Steve Jansen and Mick Karn). The collaborations suffer besides bore-hole many fruits including the 22 hour Heaven Taste and the ten-spot minute single reading of the mens Sweetheart Raw concludes a yearner Barbieri tonus poem. In 1994 he again proved his nontextual matter with no-man's vocalist Tim Bowness by producing still another exquisite and good underated work out - Flame. An album with his wife Suzanne (Indigo Falls) fared less well but it was with no-man's former half that Barbieri build his second base charter of life as a band musician. Steven Wilson's nouveau prog bikers Porcupine Tree suffer gained enough constitute to chastity a manage with Atlantic. So it is in New York that Barbieri presently finds himself recording his atmospherical designs. A long means from Japan.





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Wednesday 6 August 2008

Christina Applegate Battles Breast Cancer




Christina Applegate is undergoing treatment for breast malignant neoplastic disease, but the disease was caught early and the actress is expected to fully reclaim, her publiciser said. (Nick Ut / AP Photo)


The Emmy winner's cancer was detected through an MRI ordered by a physician and is not grievous, publicist Ame Van Iden said in a statement Saturday.


Applegate is scheduled to appear on a one-hour television particular, "Stand Up To Cancer," to be aired on ABC, CBS and NBC on Sept. 5 to raise cash in hand for malignant neoplastic disease research.


The 36-year-old actress has been nominative for an Emmy and a Golden Globe for the show "Samantha Who?", in which she plays a fair sex who wakes from a coma with no memory board of wHO she is.


The show, which debuted final October, marked a devolve to series television for Applegate, wHO helped build the Fox network in 1987 as ditzy teen Kelly Bundy on "Married ... With Children." The raunchy comedy ran 11 seasons and has been ventilation in syndication since.





"I'm in truth grateful that acting is the job that was chosen for me," Applegate told The Associated Press in April. "I induce really lost when I'm not operative. I don't know what I'm supposed to do with myself. Thank God for terpsichore class and the New York Times crossword teaser and 'American Idol.' But acting is what I really get to do."


Applegate won an Emmy as outstanding invitee actress in a funniness series in 2003 for her part as one of Jennifer Aniston's jr. sisters in "Friends." She was nominative for a Tony in 2005 for the Broadway musical "Sweet Charity."


Applegate began acting in films and television as a child and has appeared in such shows as "Quincy," "Family Ties," "21 Jump Street," "Charles in Charge" and Steven Spielberg's "Amazing Stories."


Soon afterward "Married ... With Children," she starred in "Jesse," playing a single mother nurture a lester Willis Young son. The show lasted two seasons.


Her films include "Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead," "Wild Bill, "Wonderland" and "Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy."







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