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CD REVIEW: Paul Simon returns with ever-graceful ‘So Beautiful’

Posted April 14th, 2011 by genestout

By MIKEL TOOMBS
As he has since at least 1956, when Simon and Garfunkel first became a duo, Paul Simon ponders the mysteries of the music that enthralls him: “Lord, is it Be Bop a Lula,” he asks at one point on his new album, “or ooh Papa Doo?”
In fact, the wonderful “So Beautiful or So [...]

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Paul Simon returns to Seattle with new album ‘So Beautiful Or So What’

Posted April 1st, 2011 by genestout

By MIKEL TOOMBS
There may be 50 ways to leave your lover, but there are only two to see Paul Simon live in Seattle.
You can experience him in a theater, Clarita, or catch him in a club, bub.
The vaunted singer-songwriter was once, of course, half of Simon and Garfunkel, whose concert three decades ago in New [...]

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Seattle rap duo Blue Scholars kick off inaugural City Arts Fest with big beats

Posted October 22nd, 2010 by genestout

Seattle’s Blue Scholars, reportedly the first local rap duo to headline the Paramount Theatre, kicked off the first City Arts Fest Wednesday night. The lineup included Brother Ali, Macklemore and Ryan Lewis, Fresh Espresso, Mash Hall and Tilson (formerly of The Saturday Knights).
Across town, Belle & Sebastian were also celebrating the start of the inaugural [...]

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PHOTO GALLERY: Imogen Heap brings ‘techno romanticism’ to Paramount

Posted June 15th, 2010 by genestout

Seattle photographer Kam Martin, a regular contributor to this Web site, snapped these images at the Monday (June 14) Imogen Heap concert at the Paramount Theatre.
The Grammy-nominated English multi-instrumentalist, who began writing music at 13, is a tech-savvy musician with an eccentric but inspirational persona. She creates graceful, sometimes profound songs that sound like musical [...]

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Former members of Heart perform at Synergia Northwest 2010 concert

Posted May 14th, 2010 by genestout

A phalanx of Northwest rock stars, including Alan White of Yes and four former members of Heart, will join a 46-piece orchestra for Synergia Northwest 2010 at 7:30 p.m. Saturday (May 15) at the Temple Theatre in Tacoma.
Proceeds from the event will help provide education, enrichment and performance opportunities for music students who lack financial [...]

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