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CD of the Week on Out of the Box

By Paul Shugrue

John Hiatt | The Open Road

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CD of the Week on Out of the Box

By Paul Shugrue

Ben Sollee and Daniel Martin Moore | Dear Companion

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CD of the Week on Out of the Box

By Paul Shugrue

Massive Attack | Heligoland

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CD of the Week on Out of the Box

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Duke Robillard & Sunny Crownover | “Tales from the Tiki Lounge”

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CD of the Week on Out of the Box

By Paul Shugrue

Paul Shugrue reviews “Downtown Church” by Patty Griffin.

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CD of the Week on Out of the Box

By Paul Shugrue

Paul Shugrue reviews “The Fall” by Norah Jones as his last CD of the Week for 2009.

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What Is Ska and Is it Really “Dead”?

By Aaron Warren

Plus an interview with Robert “Bucket” Hingley of The Toasters as a preview of tonight’s Ska Is Dead IV show @ The NorVA.

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CD of the Week on Out of the Box

By Paul Shugrue

Paul Shugrue reviews Weezer’s latest, ‘Raditude.’ With video and interesting aside from actor Rainn Wilson.

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Who says there’s “No Room To Dance”?

By Alfredo Torres

What’s up dudes,
 
As most of you know I do a local radio show on 100.5 Max FM every Sunday night called the locals lounge.  A few months ago I had a couple of guys by the name of Pete Desnoyers and Kelly Miltear who had ties to the tidewater music scene back in the late [...]

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Local Album Review: The Pawnshop Lifters – Rifle and Flask

By Alfredo Torres

What’s up dudes,  
The Pawnshop Lifters have arrived and they brought a bottle of whiskey, a couple of shot glasses and all the attitude that only a mixture of old time rock and roll and outlaw country could create.
With the release of the follow up to the incredible 5 song ep, Whiskey Lane, The pawnshop [...]

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Suzanne Vega at Sandler Center

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