“I didn’t even realize it had been 10 years, to be honest with you.”
Bill DeYoung
Bill DeYoung was Connect's Arts & Entertainment Editor from May 2009 to August 2014.
Posted inArts, Entertainment & Film
Bay Street’s new comedy takes dark turns
It’s a world where nothing is as it seems, top is bottom and black is white. And white is, well, off-white.
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AASU’s Godspell opens a musical door
“I think that’s what makes this show so classic; the love that is on the stage is not acting.”
Posted inMusic & Clubs
Amos Lee, famously
“I wasn’t happy teaching, and I wanted to do something else.”
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We The Kings of Bradenton are
“I was like ‘Dude, tomorrow we’re starting a band… I was like, we can get girlfriends if we do this.”
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SMF: David Finckel
“In chamber music, everybody is a soloist. And you’ve really got to learn your part and sound good all the time. No hiding.”
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SMF: Robert Cray
He’s well-known for his six-string prowess, but this new record comes from somewhere deeper inside.
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Fluffy focuses on the funny
“A lot of guys want to use it to get to something better, and I’m like, What’s better than live performing?'”
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Convoys casting off: Whaleboat 2014
After a year off, one of Savannah’s best bands is back.
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SMF: Kristina Train
The Savannah-reared singer was not about to cry over Spilt Milk.
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SMF Review: Ricky Skaggs
The hands-down highlight was a full-tilt bluegrass version of Bruce Hornsby’s “The Way It Is.”
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SMF Review: Vince Gill
Gill tore off one dazzling solo after another on his Fender Telecaster.