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Rick Kogan: Bonnie Koloc is back in Chicago, her music still with healing powers
- CHICAGO — Bonnie Koloc is coming back, which means that memories will flow for those who have been fortunate enough to have seen and heard her sing. Some of those memories go waaaaaay back. “It was 1969 for me,” says former Tribune photographer Charles Osgood. “The year after she came here and the first time I heard her, I fell in love with her. … But then so did everybody.” Koloc came here by ...
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Oh Boy Records & Red Pajamas Records Co-Founder Dan Einstein?Dies
Einstein and his wife Ellen also launched Nashville's Sweet 16th Bakery in 2004.
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Dan Einstein, Co-Founder of Seminal Indie Labels With John Prine and Steve Goodman, Dies at 61
Dan Einstein, a Grammy winner who co-founded independent record labels with singer-songwriters John Prine and Steve Goodman, only to quit the business and open a bakery that became an East Nashville community hub, died Saturday in Nashville at 61. A cause of death was not given, but family members said he had been suffering from […]
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Dan Einstein, beloved Sweet 16th Bakery owner and music industry veteran, dies at 61
Dan Einstein, a beloved baker and one-time independent record label founder, died Saturday.
