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A re-enactor's Union uniform rests on a headstone in Oakwood's Confederate section.
The Confederate section of Raleigh's Oakwood Cemetery holds the graves of 1,390 soldiers -- most from North Carolina -- who served in the Civil War.
Along with the
John Roderick, the talky Long Winters singer who with his new bushy beard and long greasy locks resembles no one so much as Jeffrey Lebowski — the Dude, that is — introduced the song “Honest” last evening at Castle Clinton by saying, “This is how it
It turned out to be a great idea, with optimal conditions -- I arrived 15 minutes before the show and got a free ticket and sat (sat! There were seats!) in the second row. The air was cool, mostly because we were so close to the water (right next to
For the last few years the beard has surged in popularity, first among indie-rockers in denim-rock bands, and now increasingly among the general population. I see them sprouting on faces everywhere, and I've noticed that I'm asked about my beard more
Musicians and night-club proprietors live complicated lives; it’s advisable to call ahead to confirm engagements.
237 W. 42nd St. (212-997-4144)—Aug. 1: A night of accessible, poppy reggae with Maxi Priest. Aug. 2: Russell Thompkins, Jr., and the New
"There will be no witty banter tonight," Long Winters frontman/renowned purveyor of witty banter, John Roderick, announced at the band's eagerly awaited Seattle homecoming show last night (July 5) at the Showbox.
Opening for the Winters were local
In a moment, the band fell back, stage lights turned outward over the audience, and a full floor of bouncing bodies screamed the lyrics, mimicking singer John Roderick's plaintive vocal take and adding its own desperate joy.
After depriving its
The party doesn't have to stop when tonight's fireworks are over. For the rest of the weekend into next week, here are some notable music events:
• Head down to El Corazon (8 p.m.; $10-$12; all ages) and see two opposing bands. Seattle three-piece Big
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Market Trends Report for Q208, which tracks hiring patterns in 20 major cities and surveys in-the-trenches job seekers nationwide, 71 percent of $100,000+ job seekers said they have noticed a slow-down in interview