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Published: 2005/03/01

Dispatch Duo for Tsunami Relief

Last July, jam-pop outfit Dispatch played its final concert at Boston, MAs Hatch Memorial Shell. Six months later, two-thirds of the popular trio reunited at New York Universitys Skirball Center as part of the colleges charitable Tsunami Relief Extravaganza. A few songs into his performance yesterday, Brad Corrigan welcomed former bandmate Pete Heimbold for a surprise mini-set, which included Prince of Spades, Ride a Tear, and Two Coins. Organized by NYUnited, the multi-band bill also featured Sekou tha Misfit, Steve Connell, Travis Sullivans Bjorkestra and Donny McCaslin. _ Reporting by Adam Alperowicz _

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Danielly April 22, 2012, 01:47:24

I wasn’t aware of Google’s support in imomral issues, though that they would be doing that comes as no big surprise (Am I too jaded? Hmm ).Thanks for the well-wishes. I’ve already discovered things that need to be tweaked at the site it seems my theme is not quite widget-compatible. The open-source geek in me is piqued. We’ll see.Thanks for dropping by Father good to see’ you online!- Deacon Jacob Maurer

Fausto April 23, 2012, 23:29:27

Alesha Dixon est vraiment mgnaifique, il n’y a pas plus belle qu’elle. Ces musiques sont, elles aussi, tre8s bien.

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