Dent May At midnight Saturday, March 9 at Hang Fire Move over, Todd Rundgren. Dent May is the new president of the one-man overdub club. In fact, the Mississippi-born May […]
Bill DeYoung
Bill DeYoung was Connect's Arts & Entertainment Editor from May 2009 to August 2014.
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Conversations with musical ‘Mutt’ Cory Branan
There’s something unsettling about the cover of Mutt, singer/songwriter Cory Branan’s just-released third album, on indie Bloodshot Records. A nude woman stands beneath a boom box and a garland of […]
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BOOK FEST: Midnight writer
“Please don’t ask me to be Mister Clean,” Gregg Allman sang on the classic Brothers & Sisters album, “cuz baby I don’t know how.” Allman wrote that song, “Wasted Words,” […]
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Classroom chaos theory
Like Lindsay Weir on the late and lamented series Freaks and Geeks, high school sophomore Vickie Martin is a rather reluctant member of the math team. Vickie joins the nerdy […]
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Across the Celtic universe
There was a moment, around 1987, when it looked like the Bolshoi were going to be among England’s biggest musical exports. Thanks to the sharp, cynical songwriting of lead vocalist […]
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Savannah Music Festival’s new additions
Old Crow Medicine Show, Dr. John and the Tedeschi Trucks Band are among the new concerts added to the 2013 Savannah Music Festival lineup. The Wailers (the remnants of the […]
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Old Crow, Dr. John, Tedeschi Trucks among music festival additions
Old Crow Medicine Show, Dr. John and the Tedeschi Trucks Band are among the new concerts added to the 2013 Savannah Music Festival lineup. The Wailers (the remnants of the […]
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On with the show
Go–Go Amy is disinclined to reveal her last name. Of course, with a bit of light–fingered Googling and/or journalistic sleuthing, the elusive surname could be easily discovered. But let’s let […]
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Brock Butler and P-Groove part company
Ten years ago, Perpetual Groove came together right here in Savannah, and went on to be an Athens–based juggernaut, one of the most dependably great live jam bands in the […]
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The Voice
Sometimes it seems like Huxsie Scott has been an integral part of Savannah’s music community since General Oglethorpe threw his first dress parade. Truth is, she’s been the city’s premier […]
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Feb. 2: Today’s events
Here’s what’s going on today (Saturday, Feb. 2): Appropriately, Bill Murray’s Groundhog Day is tonight’s special screening at the Lucas Theatre. PULSE continues at the Jepson Center with Family Day […]
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Feb. 1: Today’s events
Here’s what’s going on today (Friday, Feb. 1): This week’s Connect cover subject, electronic musician Onyx Ashanti, performs at the Jepson Center at 6 p.m. The free exhibition is part […]