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HEALTHY TIDBITS Coming This Spring/Dulcimer Day in Duluth
Dulcimer Day in Duluth, a folk musical festival will be held Saturday, May 4 at First United Methodist Church located at 230 E. Skyline Parkway. This event will have concerts at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m.Instr...
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Hobo Nephew salutes Zeppelin on new solo release
Ian Thomas Alexy and his brother Teague became so entrenched in the local music scene during the last decade that it’s easy to forget that neither of them grew up here.
December 09, 2010
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The reader’s companion to James Moors’ ‘Skyline’
Local singer/songwriter James Moors provides track-by-track commentary on his new album, the Ed Ackerson-produced "Skyline."
September 27, 2010
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Charlie Parr: New album, new tour, same guy
Some people feel Charlie Parr plays simple music. Others feel the Duluth resident of 11 years plays incredibly complex music.
By Shannon Gwash , August 30, 2010
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Quick Spins: John Mellencamp, Admiral Byrd and J Minus
“Quick Spins” are expedient, pretension-free music reviews. This installment tackles John Mellencamp’s “No Better than This,” Admiral Byrd’s “Goodbye Cruel Worldview” and J Minus’ “Devil Music.”
August 19, 2010
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Austin troubadour Danny Schmidt returns to Duluth
Danny Schmidt will perform at 8 p.m. Thursday at Beaner’s Central. Hattie Peterson is also on the bill. Cost is $10. See www.dannyschmidt.com.
August 19, 2010
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Philip Gibbs: The guy who couldn’t get into Canada
Born and raised in Texas’ capital city, Gibbs has witnessed his hometown’s growth into the hip music mecca it is these days.
July 22, 2010
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The reader’s companion to Saint Anyway’s ‘Two’
Track-by-track commentary on Saint Anyway's second disc, "Two," by the two Cloquet kids who are responsible for all the easy-flowing folk tunes: Jamie Kallestad and Tony Petersen.
July 08, 2010
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Song of the Week VIII: The Devil Makes Three’s ‘All Hail’
Each week A&E reporter Matthew R. Perrine not-so-subtly suggests a song you should know by heart. (Due to some technical difficulties last week, this is the second of two “Song of the Week” installments this week.)
April 15, 2010
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The sound of Jamie Ness cleaning out his closet
Earlier this year, Jamie Ness returned to some of his celebrated “Dodging the Landlord”-era material with the release of the self-titled debut from his band with Brad Nelson, the Boomchucks.
April 15, 2010
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5Q :: Art Vandalay treats Northland to free show
He’s back: Brandon Henry is making the drive up from the Cities April 16 to play a free Art Vandalay show in Canal Park. PLUS: A “reprint” of Perrine’s review of Art Vandalay’s debut album, “Dancin’ with Your Demons.”
April 06, 2010
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Rachel Nelson gets a little help from her friends
Two Harbors musician Rachel Nelson will come together with her 3 of Cups bandmates (including Madison singer/songwriter Tracy Comer) this weekend in Duluth. PLUS: A "reprint" of Perrine's last feature on Nelson, which appeared in the Budgeteer in 2008.
March 04, 2010
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Quick Spins: Doomtree’s Dessa, Beulah’s Miles and Drew … from Utah
“Quick Spins” are expedient, pretension-free album reviews. This installment tackles Dessa’s “A Badly Broken Code,” Miles Kurosky’s “The Desert of Shallow Effects” and Drew Danburry’s “Goodnight Gary.”
February 10, 2010
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5Q :: Catching up with the ‘real’ George Kaplan
Up-and-coming Saint Paul troubadour George Kaplan is back with a new EP, “Putting Nowhere on the Map,” and he’s here to talk about it. PLUS: A “reprint” of the Budgeteer’s conversation with Kaplan last January.
January 28, 2010
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The Northland’s best albums of 2009 
Budgeteer reporter Matthew R. Perrine selects his favorite local releases from the last year, from Cars & Trucks and a Kritical Kontact solo disc to Billy Southern's new one and a couple Marc Gartman projects.
December 24, 2009
Mad Town triple threat invades Beaner’s Central
The Budgeteer gets to know Blake Thomas, a country-blues songwriter who will hit Beaner's Dec. 11 with fellow Madison performers Josh Harty and John Statz by his side.
December 03, 2009
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