
The Longer You Live, The Better It Gets
“I used to think death was a tragedy and now it’s a trend.” A necessary trend. People standing in the crowd will need to sit down, and we in the balcony need to make room for them.
“I used to think death was a tragedy and now it’s a trend.” A necessary trend. People standing in the crowd will need to sit down, and we in the balcony need to make room for them.
There are renaissance men, and there are renaissance men, but the Leonardo da Vinci of Montana, Phil Maynard, lives in the little ghost town of Rimini.
Richie Reinholdt is a musical institution in Missoula, Montana, having played in numerous bands over the last half-century.
Elvis Presley made eight attempts to get things right with “Suspicious Minds,” the future classic that would change his latter-day career.
Patricia Sponheim was a true Montanan—Known as “Piano Pat,” she performed at the Sip ‘n Dip Lounge in Great Falls for more than 50 years.
JAM is the acronym for April’s Jazz Appreciation Month, and MJ Williams of Helena shows JAMming is key to understanding jazz.
After the release of Abbey Road, Beatle fans began digging up “evidence” of a devastating music-world tragedy—the death of Paul McCartney.
“Let It Be” offered a “heads up” message for Beatles fans worldwide: The group is breaking up, and nothing can stop its eventual demise.
These youth are the future. They’ll carry the torch forward with their silent symphony. I do my best to make sure the light shines bright.
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