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| unick moves out of the basement!! |
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jammindude writes We've thought long and hard about this and we've decided that we're going to take that big step and play another show...
We'll be playing just down the street from our studio at the New Way Bar in Ferndale, Friday May 26th. This will be our first show with our new drummer Todd Shanahan and we plan to break in a few new tunes that is sure to get your blood boiling!
If you want to drink away the stress of a long week or simply feel like checking out a few good bands... then save the day,Friday May 26th!!! Listen up, we're unick and we'll be looking for you! Rebel Devil,Flatbroke and No Regrets also playing.
Click "read more" for our links.
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| Alvin's hosts Detroit Fire Fighter's Fundraiser |
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Don't forget to take a pause this morning to remember the lives lost on September 11th, 2001 - and those who gave their lives trying to rescue them. Tonight, get down to Alvins and show your support for those who gave their lives in the line of duty. Your entry fee will be donated to Detroit Fire Fighters Fund. Space Nelson and Mystik will be there to entertain you.
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| Big Open Jam Moves to Roseland bar |
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drummer writes 
The Big Open Jam has moved to the Roseland Bar every Sunday night 9:30 till 1:30 ...all jammers are welcome...original or cover material appropriate.
The Roseland Bar is located on 8 mile between Southfield and Evergreen (3 blks west of southfield).
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| Tony from Fine Bone China passed away |
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rbelloli writes Tony from Fine Bone China died oct 3. I dont know all the details. I do know the world lost a fantastic musician. God rest his soul! The band Burner sends our deepest regrets to his family and to Fine Bone China.
.........Ray Burnz
Editor's Note: The staff, family and friends of Michiganbands.com send our deepest sympathies to the family and friends of Anthony Charles Gioia. Please click "Read More" for funeral information. - Mitch
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saxsymbol writes On Friday, June 7th, a red-hot blues and R&B act stormed the stage at the ABATE (American Bikers Aiming Toward Education) Evergreen Park Benefit. While the band was undeniably smokin', there is one small problem: we were billed under the name Whiskey Brothers, which may or may not be a cool sounding name, but belongs to my previous band. As your pal, and purveyor of blue notes, I'm askin' for your help: We need a new name for our blues band!
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| Anybody Can Play The Blues, Right? |
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saxsymbol writes There's an interesting phenomenon in the commercial music scene today! Otherwise sensible musicians, the sort who would never, say, just decide to go after that chamber music gig, because they know they're not qualified for it, can't seem to find the same restraint when it comes to our beloved blues! Now, don't get me wrong, blues hounds like me firmly believe that the blues is, in fact, a pretty universal musical language.( English is also a pretty universal language, with a significant portion of the world using it as a first -or second- language. I'm not sure that means that everybody can be a poet, either!)
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| T.N.T.Blues At Whites In Saginaw |
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saxsymbol writes 
I recently got an invitation from Saginaw guitar monster Matt Bessey to attend an open mic blues jam at a Saginaw bar I'd never heard of. As an aspiring Blues Hound, I'm hard pressed to skip any opportunity to play with the proverbial big boys. So, with more than a little trepidation, I loaded up my sax and headed to Saginaw from my digs in Lapeer.
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| Larry McCray To Host Blues Jam |
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saxsymbol writes 
Rubes Booze and Blueshas long hosted an open mic blues jam on Mondays. This information often elicits no more than a perfunctory yawn from the music community. Recently, however, the host band for this little musical adventure has been none othe than Mr. Blues is my business (and business is good) Larry McCray.
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