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Staying power: Brattleboro Community Radio celebrates 20 years on the air (opens the original)
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BRATTLEBORO â The spirit of this town's community radio enterprise was first raised by a resourceful, dedicated group of volunteers in the late 1990s. It was squashed temporarily by federal authorities who confiscated all of its broadcasting equipment but a single microphone. It suffered through turbulent times â silenced by a devastating fire, stalled by a smothering pandemic. But 20 years later, WVEW-LP â Brattleboro's Community Radio Station â is thriving in new state-of-the-art studi
'We're gonna have some fun': Karl Denson, Rebirth Brass bring 'universal' jams â and a lot of horns â to Southern Vermont (opens the original)
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BRATTLEBORO â Karl Denson won't go so far as to say he invented the modern jam-band genre. But the funk/jazz/rock saxophonist, flutist and vocalist, along with his band Tiny Universe, certainly helped pioneer the heady blend that many jam-band titans â think Galactic, Medeski Martin & Wood, and Soulive â utilize in their arsenal today. Karl Denson's Tiny Universe has electrified audiences around the world for over 25 years, from the Fuji Rock Festival in Japan to the hallowed stage of Madi
A perfect fit: Mountain Grass Unit headlines Green Mountain Bluegrass fest (opens the original)
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MANCHESTER â The bluegrass community is a wide-open, welcoming world, but it can also be a small world of familiarity and collaboration. Take for example rising bluegrass stars Mountain Grass Unit, one of the headliners (and a perfect fit, by name alone) at this year's Green Mountain Bluegrass & Roots Festival, August. 13-16 at Manchester's Hunter Park. While the young Alabama-based quartet has never played the festival before, guitarist and singer Luke Black is quite familiar with Southern Ve
'Fun' and serendipity with Wyn Cooper: Local poet to read from new book at BMAC (opens the original)
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BRATTLEBORO â Local poet and lyricist Wyn Cooper is extremely serious and obsessively meticulous about his craft. So it's somewhat ironic that perhaps his greatest claim to fame is a poem he wrote simply called "Fun" that was later transformed almost word-for-word into rocker Sheryl Crow's hit song "All I Wanna Do." "I read my poems out loud over and over and over again, to make sure that they sound as beautiful and compelling as possible," said Cooper, a Halifax resident, who will read from h
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