SO WHAT’S BETTER than hearing the announcement of the performers at the 2015 Savannah Music Festival? Hearing that announcement and enjoying the music of one of the brightest young stars […]
Charles H. Morris Center
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How Savannah can help make a healthier world
Underpinning the grim truths about our nation, and our national security, is the reality that obesity is the fastest-growing cause of disease and death in America.
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SMF: Kristina Train
The Savannah-reared singer was not about to cry over Spilt Milk.
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SMF: Preservation Hall Jazz Band
“So much of what people want to change about Preservation Hall are the things I adore about it.”
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‘The finest festival I’ve played, hands down’
Marshall has been a part of the SMF family since director Rob Gibson turned everything around, for the better, 11 years ago.
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Steel & soul: The Lee Boys at A-Town
Pedal steel guitar brings a fiery tear, perfect for discovering the holy spirit
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Randall Bramblett bringshis A-game to A-Town
‘I love the energy in the funk and the improvisation that you get when you play off each other. That’s more fun.’
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How ’bout them Blue Dogs?
Charleston’s Blue Dogs play the official marathon pasta party and concert Friday night at the Charles H. Morris Center.
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Carbo load with Connect
“It makes people feel comfortable because it’s a tradition,” explains Espinoza, who has helped coach hundreds — possibly thousands — of runners to the finish line.
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Equinox: Those bandstand boys
“A guy came up to us after a show and said ‘The songs were great; the arrangements were great. But I felt like I made two new best friends.’ And for me, that is what it’s about.”
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Savannah Music Festival Review: Joy Kills Sorrow/Deadly Gentlemen
Incredibly, this outstanding set was Joy Kills Sorrow’s third show of the day; simply put, they were in the zone.
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Savannah Music Festival Review: Jerry Douglas
In a very rare and special opportunity, Douglas played an all-solo set – well, almost all solo – showing off not only his incredible mastery of this delightful instrument but an affable, entertaining personality.