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Feedback: If you're able to dance this mess around and sing at 77 as captivatingly as Oscar Brown Jr. did this past weekend, then you should wake up every morning, kiss your reflection, and thank who-/whatever [3/31/2004] by Bret McCabe
Feedback: Cassandra Wilson came onstage after a simple introduction from WEAA's Marcellus "The Bassman" Shepard, a fitting overture for the Grammy-winning blues and jazz vocalist who is less concerned with her [3/31/2004] by Waris Banks
Music: Performers and Scholars Join Forces to Revive Baltimore's All-but-Forgotten Golden Age of African-American Music [3/31/2004] by Bret McCabe
Music: Thirty Years into an Interrupted Career, the Flatlanders' Find Group Acclaim after Their Solo Wrangling [3/31/2004] by Rob Trucks
Sound Tracks review: "I'm so good that it's a goddamn shame," croons Cee-Lo Green on "Living Again." He's almost right. The former Good... [4/6/2004] by Tom Breihan
Sound Tracks review: Saints and Sinners Spring from the Same Musical Well on Goodbye, Babylon [3/31/2004] by John Duffy

WEDNESDAY: Kites fly into Tarantula Hill with Three Legged Race and the West Baltimore Gas Chamber O... By Bret McCabe [3/24/2004]
Music: Producing Wunderkind Kanye West Graduates to Top-10 MC with The College Dropout | By Craig Smith [3/17/2004]
Music: For Xiu Xiu's Jamie Stewart, the Personal is Political is Permissible for Creative License | By Michael Alan Goldberg [3/17/2004]
Feedback: What is now the second floor of the Charles Theatre used to be the Famous Ballroom, one of the world... By Geoffrey Himes [3/17/2004]
Feedback: Ruben Studdard has gone from being that make-yo-mama-proud country boy from Birmingham, Ala., who sa... By Waris Banks [3/17/2004]
Feedback: With back arched and ass jutting out, guitarist/singer John Dwyer throws a microphone tantrum like a... By Bret McCabe [3/17/2004]

Sound Tracks: John Vanderslice's Daily Routines Keep His Skewed Creative Head Screwed on Tight | By Michael Alan Goldberg [3/24/2004]
Sound Tracks: With His Sophomore Release, Immortal Technique Comes Above Ground and Shows 'Em What He's Got | By Craig Smith [3/24/2004]
Sound Tracks: At heart, Jason "wolf Colonel" Anderson is a good ol' indie boy; he can't help tossing references t... By Raymond Cummings [3/23/2004]
Sound Tracks: When avant-garde musician and Fluxus artist Henry Flynt's legendarily obscure 1981 violin performa... By Marc Masters [3/23/2004]
Sound Tracks: With their debut album, 2001's They Threw Us All in a Trench and Stuck a Monument on Top, the Brook... By Tom Breihan [3/23/2004]
No Cover: Castaways From Disbanded Bands Angle for a Second Shot at Stardom | By Raymond Cummings [3/24/2004]
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