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the cotillion ballroom
Posted on 04. Mar, 2010 by Tash Maloney.
Now in it’s 50th year The Cotillion’s spacious maple floor is etched with history by many who’ve danced, stood, sat, and yes… fallen (due to mixing too many drinks with fun, and from the intoxication alone of various praise worthy acts who’ve graced The Cotillions stage. Louis Armstong, Jerry lee Lewis, Pat Benatar, George [...]
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kevin heckart
Posted on 04. Mar, 2010 by Tash Maloney.
Kevin Heckart is a local DJ who cranked out his eclectic and refreshing electronic mixes on the stage of the Lizard Lounge. His music didn’t echo the opening audio clip of his set… “This is the first sound of computerized music, it sounds absolutely terrible!”, nor did it echo the typical styles I’ve associated with [...]
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colton and zara
Posted on 04. Mar, 2010 by Tash Maloney.
Sometimes a whisper of a song will cut to your core. It’s not so much about the talent, or a “melt your face off” show. Its the kind of song that doesn’t demand your attention but rather seems to quietly wait for you to notice. Upon noticing, it becomes the loudest of all songs due [...]
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prestigious films shoot livy high at east high
Posted on 31. Dec, 2009 by Tash Maloney.
It’s safe to say that most rock bands, large or small, have dreamed and aspired to someday be the stars of their own large scale music video. I’ve laid witness to rehearsal room discussions about what the perfect music video would be. Most musicians refer to their fantastical ideas about videos the same way the [...]
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more than boobs and breaking benjamin
Posted on 09. Dec, 2009 by Tash Maloney.
“Do you want to see my boobs?!” A young woman walked by giggling with two of her friends and gave the rock-star a flash. “Does that happen to you often?” I asked. “Not as often as I’d like it to” he replied.
He was a member of the band “Adelitas Way,” an up and [...]
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finding nikki moddlemog.
Posted on 05. Dec, 2009 by Tash Maloney.
I used to play my music for a friend of mine named Patrick Herd. After one instance where he listened to music, he told me of a songwriter’s circle in Wichita and encouraged me to give it a shot. Three months later, I drove three hours to Wichita to give one song a try.
After turning [...]
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