Petaluma teen swimmer escapes from Alcatraz
Tuesday, July 20th, 2010After fog had thwarted his first attempt, Petaluma teenager Tom Franicevich managed to escape from Alcatraz in impressive fashion last month.
and make it a good one
After fog had thwarted his first attempt, Petaluma teenager Tom Franicevich managed to escape from Alcatraz in impressive fashion last month.
With the thunderous roar of a white rapids river or the silence in a far-away, frozen and snow-covered forest, Seattle's Band of Horses gallops into the unsteady and expansive terrains of Americana, folk and rock.
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Band of Horses brings heartfelt sounds to Milwaukee
Professional investors and Wall Street executives have Bloomberg terminals and a small army of assistants, analysts and brokers to keep them fully updated on business news at any given moment.
More here: Tracking the Day's Business News, From Markets to Mergers
Concert preview: The beauty of the Vans Warped Tour is that if the band in front of you is lame, annoying, pretentious or has one of the monster-vocal dudes you can't stand, you can just walk away and find another one.
Continue here: Sixteen bands to look out for at the 16th Warped Tour
A young band from L.A. mentioned the Brewers from the stage, but it wasn't pandering. Pan Am, a band with baseball bloodlines, had a solid afternoon set Tuesday.
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The most momentous comeback Friday at The Summit was by Jenny Mae, the barfly singer-songwriter whose life spun out of control after her critically acclaimed 1990s heyday. Close friend Bela Koe-Krompecher has assembled a powerful memoir of her rise, demise and recovery at his blog, belakoekrompecher.wordpress.com.
Continue here: Sensory Overload: Terribly Empty Pockets
Check out all the community events going on for this month.
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Matt Jernigan saw Jimmy Page play with the Firm and Robert Plant sing with the Honeydrippers.
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Zoso, the Led Zep tribute band, makes a rare, small-club appearance tonight at Crooked I
Oh, what a glorious thing, to be a Sowash! When bearded, beer-gutted, indie-rock nice guy Kyle Sowash's band Tom Foolery and the Mistakes ended in 2005, he created a new project in his own image.
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Locals Only: The Kyle Sowashes