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Atlanta’s Noble Fin Hits the Spot
Regardless of good intentions, rarely do I manage to depart my house on a road trip as early as anticipated. Maia and I had taken Friday off and were driving to Atlanta to see Radiohead on April 1 at Philips … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Liquor, Music, Reviews, Travel
Tagged Atlanta, Atlanta Magazine, Cowboy Ribeye, Dirty Martini, Jay Swift, Jeb Aldrich, Ketel One, Noble Fin, Radiohead, Tanqueray, W Hotel
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Prophets of Rage Make For A Wednesday Drive to Cincinnati
Coming into the office last Wednesday I had talked myself into staying home on a weeknight. But by mid-morning I was twitchy from spending the past three hours spinning around in my office chair faking there was work. It became … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Food, Music, Politics, Reviews, Travel
Tagged Audioslave, B-Real, Chuck D, Cypress Hill, Prophets of Rage, Public Enemy, Rage Against The Machine, Tom Morello
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Coldplay Delivers Big Set with a Soft Touch in Louisville
The British band Coldplay brought its current A Head Full of Dreams Tour to the KFC Yum! Center in Louisville on July 27. After a couple of less than well received discs and the demise of lead singer Chris Martin’s marriage … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Music, Reviews
Tagged Chris Martin, Coldplay, Head Full of Dreams, Jonny Buckland, KFC Yum! Center
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Forecastle 2016 Goes VIP Hitting Occasional High Note
Honest truth, I wasn’t planning to attend the 2016 Forecastle music festival. Several of the scheduled headliners played Louisville recently, and the bottom of the lineup wasn’t swaying me to spend a valuable weekend sweltering under an overpass. My plans … Continue reading
Lunch at Havana Rumba Makes My Monday
Having driven to Louisville around noon Monday for a job interview that concluded by 1PM, the timing worked out perfectly to score a late lunch before heading back to Frankfort. I plotted my course to Bardstown Road in search of … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Liquor, Music, Reviews, Travel
Tagged Cuban, Havana Rumba, Louisville, Marcos Lorenzo, Mojito Tapas Restaurant
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Seven Deadly Sins Found in the Streets of New Orleans
As the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival came to a soggy close Sunday, I was jealous when I opened Twitter to see a post from Ivan Neville’s band Dumpstaphunk that they had a late night show kicking at Tipitina’s … Continue reading
New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival Ends on Damp Note
Mostly there is sun and fun in New Orleans during the annual Jazz & Heritage Festival, but there are those years when it gets wet – and the rain came down hard Saturday bringing an early end to the music. … Continue reading
Galactic Rocks the Lyric in Lexington
New Orleans funk jam pioneers Galactic made a tour stop at the classic Lyric Theatre on E. 3rd Street in Lexington Wednesday night. I was desperately due for a dose of Big Easy flavor, but was unsure what to expect … Continue reading
Democrats Spar in Milwaukee As Race Heads to South Carolina and Nevada
The Democrats convened in Milwaukee, WI last night for the PBS NewsHour Debate. Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders sharpened their tones toward one another, with more pointed attacks on their records in an attempt to force contrasts between the two … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Politics
Tagged Nevada Caucus, PBS News Hour, PBS NewsHour Debate, South Carolina Primary
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