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Written by Matt Kanner
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Wednesday, 14 March 2007 |
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Marco Benevento, Reed Mathis and Mike Dillon @ The Stone Church, March 7
The Stone Church is a true gem of the Seacoast music scene. Where else but the historic hilltop building overlooking downtown Newmarket can you stand in the same room as a trio of eclectic, nationally renowned musicians on a Wednesday night and feel like part of the show? The warm atmosphere, cold beer and loud music combine to form an ideal winter shelter, complete with an acoustic intimacy that unites band with audience.
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Written by Matt Kanner
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Wednesday, 24 January 2007 |
Funk musicians seem to have a propensity for making up words. It began with Parliament Funkadelic, who emerged in the 1970s and frequently sang about getting “funked up.” Funkadelic is not a word, nor is funked.
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Written by Jon Nolan
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Wednesday, 13 December 2006 |
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As a music fan and Newmarket resident, I’ve been keeping my eye on The
Lamprey River Tavern for a while now. For several months, the bar has
had large signs in the window advertising an open mike on Saturday
nights. Likewise, they recently added a sign touting the live jazz that
accompanies their growing Sunday morning breakfast crowds. When a new
banner went up this past week billing a band on Saturday, I figured it
was time to poke my head in and see what was up.
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Written by Alan Chase
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Wednesday, 22 November 2006 |
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In his welcome return to The Music Hall last Tuesday, Bruce Hornsby
captivated a full house with his rich, stylistically diverse music in a
warm and intimate solo setting. Drawing on music from his latest CD box
set release, “Intersections 1985-2005,” and sprinkling in a few new
tunes, Hornsby took the audience on a fantastic and classy ride all
evening long, which included a free copy of “Intersections” to all who
purchased a ticket to the show.
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Written by Christopher Hislop
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Wednesday, 04 October 2006 |
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Laurel Brauns, host of the Hush Hush Sweet Harlot series, casually made
her way onto the Red Door’s stage with dimmed houselights fluttering to
get the crowd’s attention. Framed by bouncing shadows cast by the
tea-light candles aboard every wooden sill in the cozy venue, Brauns
played a single tune and then dutifully MC’d the rest of the evening.
Mondays here have become a staple for many looking to catch some good
live music on a weeknight.
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