In Threes
Congratulations are certainly in order for BILL HARLEY, who won a Grammy on February 11. His Blah Blah Blah: Stories About Clams, Swamp Monsters, Pirates and Dogs garnered the award for Best Spoken Word Album for Kids. He’d been nominated twice before and we guess the third time’s a charm. Way to keep them stories comin’, Bill. Duke Robillard, a nominee in the Traditional Blues Recording category for Guitar Groove-a-Rama, didn’t come away with a victory, but it’s only his first try. And besides, we’re thinking he enjoyed some pretty good parties in the Grammy process.
Wandering Eye
On Saturday, ED MCGUIRL and JOHN FUZEK play Brewed Awakenings in South County Commons Wakefield, while at the Brewed Awakenings in Johnston, it’s JOANNE LURGIO and MARK CUTLER.
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