Issue: July 06, 2006
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Secret history of Sacramento music
Sacramento’s music scene has a strange, vibrant history that dates way back before the Sammies came to town. Today, Sacramento style isn’t something to sneer at. It’s ours, and we should own it.
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Trouble in store
As it turns one year old, the Elk Grove Co-op tries to recoup its losses.
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Raising the bar
Sacramentans want more nightlife, just not in their backyards.
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How low can they go?
As elected reps’ salaries soar, minimum wage stays in limbo.
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Sammies coming
Keeping track of musical culture, even at the local level, can be exhausting.
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Letters for July 6, 2006
Love, hate, or indifference—readers express their opinions—sometimes about each other.
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School of rock
Joy Stern’s job pays her to play music every day, as overseer of the Southside Art Center’s musical ensemble.
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Prisoners of ignorance
The governor’s bid to build more prisons should go bust.
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After the flood
The consequences of last December’s flooding linger for some local residents.
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Now entering La La land
Like Anne Frank, music-sharing site La La chooses to believe that humanity is basically good at heart.
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Have a Horrible day!
The Horribles Street Fair: Freaks is the word.
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Centuries of song
Pentatonic pleasures from across the Pacific.
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This ain’t yo’ mama’s Crocker
Fine art mixes it up with hip-hop and such.
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Back to the big top
What’s next in the center ring at Music Circus.
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The chain gang
I thought it was high time I gave Mr. Pickle’s a shot. After all, we’re surrounded.
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Italian summer
Leonardo Fasulo’s favorite hot-weather dishes.
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Soul brothers
The Hacienda Brothers’ mix of honky-tonk and soul is likely to make you cry in your beer.
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Construct your Friday night
A weekly selection from the ever-expanding music scene.
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Bored and bedridden
Stuck at home with a laptop and a strainer, Trust Your Ears is forced to rely on MySpace for a music fix.
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Why Does Herr R. Run Amok?
A boring movie about a bored—and brutal—man.
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