Baton Rouge rapper Lil Boosie will perform July 26 in Savannah’s Martin Luther King Arena. Lil Boosie was released from Louisiana State Penitentiary in March, after serving five years for […]
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The man who would be Miggs
“I’m going to pick and choose what aspects of that artistry I enjoyed, but I’m not gonna tell tales of a life that I didn’t experience.”
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The Odd Lot: Now with more laughs!
The Odd Lot menu has expanded to include a Saturday interactive performance at Savannah Coffee Roasters.
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Venturing Into the Woods
“You have to master the rhythm, and the pitch, and the bizarre orchestrations that don’t help you at all when you’re trying to sing the right melody.”
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Kudos for Kota Mundi; a new Butcher band
The songs are tight and concise, with nice use of two- and three-part harmony, octave singing and twin lead guitars.
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Hallelujah for Tybee theater
So far, 2014 has been a banner year for TAPS. The most recent production, Sordid Lives, had to be held over.
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Saint Francis rocks; Jonathan Toubin sweats
Toubin spins old-school soul 45s for your dancing and sweating and dancing-some-more pleasure.
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Blitzen Trapper’s sinister beauty
“Townes never stepped away from tragedy. Every song he ever sang has these tragic aspects to it. He sings about death 90 percent of the time.”
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St. Andrew’s School returns to Xanadu
“The whole cafeteria turns into a skating rink, so they do a figure-eight around the salad bar, and out through the hallway.”
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Want to join the Big Boy Baller Club?
“Keep on Dancing” is a frenetic powerball that demands your attention, like a Beastie Boys song as performed by Living Colour.
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Solitary man: Charles Bradley
“By myself I feel complete. I feel peaceful in spirit. And I don’t know why. The older I get, the more I want to be alone.”
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Are we not Man? We are Astro-Man!
The band started in Auburn, an otherwise conservative college town where bizarre-ness was often met with intense gratitude from students hungry for quirky diversions.