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J. Roddy and the Business-2
J. Roddy Walston & the Business Saturday at the Ottobar The music of J. Roddy Walston & the Business is not just music.  It is a virus.  Unlike most viruses it won’t have you laid up for days in bed and does not infect you through common bodily orifices like the mouth and nose....continue reading. By Jamie Parrish Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Bar Bacon Fun Time-2
Bar Bacon Fun Time Comedy Hour
Last month Jimmy “Valentine” Meyer brought Bar Bacon Fun Time Comedy Hour to the Golden West Café.  Despite the long wait at the bar and the at times overly talkative crowd, it was an instant success....continue reading. By Jamie Parrish Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Animal Collective Merriweather Post Pavilion
Animal Collective Merriweather Post Pavilion Finally there is an Animal Collective album that even your friends will like....continue reading. By Jamie Parrish Tuesday, February 24, 2009
The Fruits of Our Labor
Follow the Buffalo: The Fruits of Our Labor There is that old cliche that the pen is mightier then the sword.  I guess this saying exist because the written word can evoke a whole range of emotions; happiness, joy, anger, fear, and sorrow...continue reading. Monday, February 16, 2009
Song of the Pearl
Arbouretum: Song of the Pearl Arbouretum’s third full length album, Song of the Pearl, is the first to feature the same line-up from their previous release, Rites of Uncovering.  The driving force behind Arbouretum, Dave Heumann (guitar/vocals) is once again joined by Corey Allendar (bass), Daniel Franz (Drums), and Steven Strohmeier (guitar) which allows the band to pick up where they left off on Rites of Uncovering....continue reading. By Jamie Parrish Monday, February 9, 2009

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Jamie Parrish

Jamie was Baltimore born and raised. This Charm City native has had his finger on the pulse of the Baltimore music scene since his high school years. He has long been a quiet observer and appreciator of Baltimore's music, art, and night life. Now he plans to let it all hang out for your reading pleasure. When Jamie is not busy editorializing, he enjoys running, hanging out with his dog, and keeping up on the latest political and economic developments.

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