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featuring Bruce "Big Daddy" Wayne & Special Guest Prentiss McNeil of The Drifters A musical journey taking you back in time! Back to when Berry Gordy’s Motown label and his studio band the Funk Brothers and Stax record’s Booker T and the MG’s were the proponents of what came to be known as a historical style of music. "Soul Music" A trip back to when King and Smash records gave us "The Godfather of Soul" while the Columbia and Atlantic label brought us "The Queen of Soul". Now after a 28 year tenure with "The Drifters", vocalist Prentiss McNeil along with Bruce Wayne are leading this classic soul review with their unmatched energy and breath taking showmanship. A Decade of Soul is a passion driven classic soul tribute where it’s difficult to stay in your seat!

"They were made to do the work by them. The Arboc and Ongse kidnapped their families and said that they would kill them if they didn’t do what they were told. They were their slaves."

Bob opened the stall and ran for cover. The steer took one look at the tractor then turned and dove under the chicken roosts! He was just tall enough to pop the 1×4’s and 1×6’s which were the frame of the platform. He ran the length of it, nails and pieces of board went flying! Next he jumped on the bales, stumbled and crashed through the back door on the other side of the shed, where Clark was not.

Revelers play in and around a huge burning papier mache bull full of exploding fireworks, in the Santiago Teyuhalco neighborhood of Tultepec, Mexico on July 30, 2018. The previous year there were 40 fireworks accidents in the state of Mexico, where Tultepec is located, that claimed 24 lives and injured more than 100, according to the government’s Mexican Institute of Pyrotechnics. Through July 5 of 2018, there have been 16 accidents with 40 dead and more than 70 hurt. (AP Photo/Marco Ugarte)

Spiral Music presents acoustic music every Wednesday evening at the base of the Museum’s spiral staircase. Artists who specialize in music from the Himalayas and South Asia are invited to forge a connection between their music and the art in the galleries. About the Musicians Aaron Shragge is active in New York’s improvised and international music scenes, having shared the stage with artists such as Daniel Carter, Ben Monder, Dave Douglas, and William Parker at venues including Symphony Space, Lincoln Center, Kennedy Center, and The Blue Note. Aaron’s unique instrument, the dragon mouth trumpet, was designed to expand the trumpet’s melodic capacity and is the result of over a decade of studying both the shakuhachi (Japanese flute) and North Indian vocals. Aaron’s current projects include a duo with Ben Monder, a jazz quintet that plays the music of Tom Waits, and solo works for dragon mouth trumpet and shakuhachi. Roshni Samlal is a New York–based tabla player who hails from the West Indies, where she was initiated into the tradition of Indian classical music by her vocalist father. She has continued her tutelage in the Benares style of tabla playing under Shri Tapan Modak… (read more)

“You don’t know my dad! He’d find him eventually. He’d put out an APB. Then some mornin’ I’d be settin’ at the breakfast table in a stupor reading the label on a milk carton and there he’d be! Beneath his photograph would read: IF YOU SEE THIS BULL draggin’ a ten foot log chain in his nose, please call this number. He answers to the name JUMPER.“

So Stepp bought up the equipment needed to make tape and hired a trio of retired technicians and engineers to repair and upgrade it. They set up a mini-machine shop partitioned from the rest of the factory.

Inspired by the noble jazz pioneers Louis Armstrong, Bix Beiderbecke, Duke Ellington, Jelly Roll Morton and their colleagues, David Ostwald’s Louis Armstrong Eternity Band breathes life and passion into America’s own great art form. Legendary record producer George Avakian describes the band in this way: "There has never been a band quite like this one. Most groups, past and present, stick to one style. Some current groups attempt to recreate early recordings in their entirety. These guys do neither. Inspired by divergent bands of the 1920s and 30s, you’ll hear them swing a variety of styles in music by a wide range of composers, always true to the joy and heart of the music." Now in its 17th year of residency at Birdland, the weekly post-workday engagement is the city’s best musical bargain! Tuba player David Ostwald leads a rotating lineup that features talents such as clarinetist Anat Cohen, trombonist/vocalist Wycliffe Gordon, pianist Ehud Asherie, drummer Marion Felder and more!

In veterinary school we had to take an extensive 20-minute course in Poultry Surgery. I had trouble with the class. I kept calling the pectoral muscle white meat. I intended to get a Master’s Degree in Poultry Medicine but Colonel Sanders was closed when I went to enroll!

Only five full-time students were enrolled when classes began, and study concentrated on science, mathematics and engineering. Although the growing university finally gained autonomy on January 1, 1965, it had to wait until November 28, 1973, for its first real glory day – the opening of its Great Hall, funded by an appeal to the people of the Hunter, standing as a monument of the link between gown and town.

Well, all I can say is HALLELUJAH! When was the last time anybody wanted to help sheep people? The government took away wool subsidies, eco-freaks wear petrochemical derivatives and cowboys won’t eat sheep. Suddenly, from out of left field we have concerned citizens with expendable income willing to buy and wear wool items. The hitch is that the sheep ranchers must help feed the coyotes, wolves, bears, lions, eagles, wild dogs, carnivorous poachers and mutton loving piranha.

Stephanie Gilmore will not disappear on a given street in Australia, her homeland. As a seven-time world champion, she is famous in Oz, where surfing is taken seriously as a competitive sport. When we spoke, she had just scored a 9.23 (out of a possible ten) on the right at Surf Ranch, which may have accounted for her enormous smile. Or maybe it was the W.S.L. announcement, the day before the contest began, that in 2019 women and men will start receiving equal prize money in all league events. This is a huge advance for pro surfing, which has not only paid the women less but also routinely reserved the best conditions for the men. “We were basically just a sideshow,” Gilmore recently noted, of the women’s tour.