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Hear Bob Dylan and The Band Play ‘Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues’ From New 1974 Live Box Set
- It was recorded on January 30, 1974, when the 'Before The Flood' tour touched down at Madison Square Garden for the first of three sold-out shows
AZCentral | The Arizona Republic‘Oh my God, they know these songs!' How Jerry Riopelle became the hottest thing in Phoenix
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David Bromberg, Nancy Josephson are leaving Wilmington. But first, she's hosting a major art show
- Delaware Online | The News Journal
Aubrey Plaza to Phish: Delaware entertainment highlights that told the story of 2023
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Lantern is building a B2B platform that combines a CDP and customer success tools
It's worth noting that Twilio spent $3.2 billion to buy CDP Segment in 2020 with the goal of building data-fueled apps. Today, Lantern, an early-stage startup, is building on that idea by combining a CDP focused on B2B with a customer success platform consisting of a set of AI-fueled tools to take advantage of that data. Company founder David Bromberg says that the idea was to combine a customer data platform aimed at B2B companies with customer success tools with the goal of producing more su
- EntertainmentDelaware Online | The News Journal
Music legend David Bromberg on his farewell concert, Delaware future, next project
Sixty years after first playing NYC, Wilmington's David Bromberg closed out career with Beacon Theatre show with Jeff Tweedy, John Hiatt. What's next?
- LifestyleDelaware Online | The News Journal
From Bromberg to the beach and lots of fests, your Weekend Guide in Delaware
From Bromberg to the beach and lots of fests, your Weekend Guide
- CelebrityVariety
Elizabeth Cotten, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Early Influencer Inductee, Left Deep and Lasting Mark on Folk and Roots Music
When I heard Elizabeth Cotten (1895-1987) was going into the Rock Hall, I nearly fell out of my chair! As host of “The Village Folk Show,” I regularly hear Cotten’s name from the mouths of prominent folk artists — Guy Davis, David Bromberg, Gillian Welch, Eliza Gilkyson, Amy Ray. Credited with the “Cotten-picking” guitar-playing style […]
- EntertainmentThe Herald News
Fall River's Narrows Center for the Arts announces July concerts and gallery exhibits
Narrows Center for the Arts has a strong lineup of concerts for the month of July along with multiple unique gallery exhibitions.
- EntertainmentMineral Daily News Tribune
Ronstadt Brothers to appear in Frostburg
Ronstadt Brothers to appear in Frostburg
- EntertainmentThe Gainesville Sun
Scene Calendar: musical performances, plays, step show, festivals and more
A comprehensive list of Gainesville-area entertainment events.
- EntertainmentHartford Courant
Arts picks for Oct. 31 to Nov. 6: Theater from ‘Doubt’ to ‘Rent’, Melissa Etheridge and Twain House gala
It’s an eclectic week in Connecticut entertainment: comedy from Jim Breuer to Fortune Feimster, theater from “Doubt” to “Rent” and a few nights that offer extraordinary diversity in one place at one time, like the 5x5 Dance Festival at the University of St. Joseph or multi-instrumentalist David Bromberg at Infinity Hall. Medicine Show woman Singer-songwriter, Broadway star, activist and ...
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Why tech has been slow to fight wildfires, extreme weather
For three years running, California’s wildfires have sent plumes of smoke across Silicon Valley. It's true that tech companies from enterprise software-maker Salesforce to financial-technology firm Stripe have pushed to dramatically reduce their climate impact. Individual investors and small investment firms have stepped in to fund emerging efforts around cleantech — a term used broadly to describe technology that looks to manage human impact on the environment.
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‘If These Walls Could Talk’: A Celebration of NYC’s Bottom Line Draws Nona Hendryx, Garland Jeffreys, Darlene Love &?More
'If These Walls Could Talk: Remembering the Life and Times of the Bottom Line,' presented Oct. 13 and 14 at Pace University’s Schimmel Center, was put together by Allan Pepper, who co-owned the famed club with the late Stanley Snadowsky.
