Music

A place for all of it

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"You can make changes. Thus, you can change the world. Right?” It’s a bit of wisdom Mark Oliver Everett, who largely goes by the...

Pro Musica Colorado opens season with beautiful music but no theme

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Pro Musica Colorado, the professional chamber orchestra directed by Cynthia Katsarelis, has told us “Stories” and taken us on “Journeys” in their past seasons. But there is no theme for 2014–15. “Sometimes in classical music, when you’re putting together beautiful ...

Stay Gold

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Brian Finn reminisces on 60 years of good food and hoedowns at the Gold Hill

The many surprises of Wilco

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Glenn Kotche is supposed to be on a plane headed to rehearsals when we catch up by phone. But he’s back at home after...

Scratching the surface

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People often describe Arooj Aftab’s music as mystical or meditative, both terms the singer, composer and producer resists. She finds it all a bit...

HEAVY ROTATION: Jazz adjacent

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A playlist of new(ish) songs with experimental leanings. ‘Black Treasure,’ by Zara McFarlane British jazz singer Zara McFarlane explores her Jamaican heritage in this pulsating...

John Mayer plays the fame game like a champ

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I don't own a single John Mayer CD or even a single single...

Johnny O’s blues sky

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Someone once said that the relative dearth of blues musicians around here is actually a weather thing; who can sing the blues under 300 annual days of sunshine...

The Phil Collins effect

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Roger Sellers is at his parents’ house in Houston when he answers my call. He’s back stateside after a whirlwind run of dates in...

Steve Conn reconnects

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Steve Conn is one of those serial Boulderites. The legendary musician has moved to town, left Boulder, regretted it and then returned … repeatedly.  “I...

Widespread Panic to play two nights at Pepsi Center on New...

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Earlier today, jam band icons Widespread Panic announced two dates at the Pepsi Center on Dec. 30 and Dec. 31. G. Love and Special Sauce open...

Licking the beaters

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When I was a 12-year-old aspiring musician and daydreamer, music flowed through my mind like heroin in William Burroughs’ blood. I wanted to play hard and crazy like the metal bands I idolized. My dad’s friend loaned me a nice Yamaha acoustic guitar, and I rigged it ...