In the Studio Page 2
Rings of Fire
It’s a cold, wintry evening when I have my conversation with artist and fiery hula-hoopist Sue Kemp, who prefers …
Gifts of Hope
Like the blow-up Santas that lay limp and lifeless on the lawn, there is no magic in the jolly …
O Big Brother
The world is full of busy people, but the director and president of Frederick-based Big Picture Media, a video …
Loud and Proud
When Patty Reese laughs, her entire body gets in on the act. It is a powerful, rusty laugh as …
Totally In Tune
Playing a slew of 1980s favorites that you’d find in the jukebox of a really great bar, the members …
Spirit of ’76
If you’re lucky enough to catch a performance of the Frederick Town Fife and Drum during a First Saturday …
Tom Joad’s Footsteps
Mark McKay is possibly the most accomplished songwriting son of Frederick that you’ve never heard of. A regular player …
Staying Sharp
On any given Wednesday evening from September to May, you’ll find Jennings Glenn at the historic Steiner House in …
Roads Less Traveled
Sarah Loveless, an Oakdale High School senior, has no intention of wandering aimlessly through college just for the sake …
Rock Climbing
Having recently cut his hair to a more close-cropped ‘do, Knolly Moles (think grassy knoll—the name rhymes) bassist Brad …
Read All Over
Sure, many people read the articles, enjoy the pictures and peruse the advertisements in Frederick Magazine. It’s also been …
Up a Creek
His subterranean drawl slides easily across the table as Demian Lewis explains how his band, Hard Swimmin’ Fish, got …
Lyrical Legacy
Thirty years ago when The Frederick Chorale wanted to increase attendance at its concerts, Judith L. DuBose, a member …
Defining Qualities
To describe the band Old Indian is to enter into a maze of contradiction, paradox, incongruity and cognitive dissonance …
Another View
They make an imposing pair as I enter the bail bondsman’s office. First impressions: A bald, bearded man holding …
The Right Note
The prime mover and shaker behind the most successful blues festival on the East Coast has a loosely professorial …
