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Restart the music(al) ; ISU faculty member made part of revival recording of \Sherry!\
2004
* The cast recording of the musical \"[Sherry]!\" will be released on CD Tuesday in major music outlets across the country. The package includes a second CD-ROM disc, with a visual record of the recording sessions. Illinois State University School of Theatre faculty member Marian Hampton sings the role of Cosette the maid. Other roles are sung by Carol Burnett, Nathan Lane, Bernadette Peters, Mike Myers, Tommy Tune, Phyllis Newman, Tom Wopat, Keith David and others. * A Bravo Channel television special on the recording of \"Sherry!,\" featuring the entire cast (including ISU's Marian Hampton), will premiere four days later, Feb. 28, at 10:30 a.m. CST. Per Bravo tradition, the special will doubtless have a number of repeats in its future. Keep an eye on your TV schedule for developments. Marian HamptonThe all-star recording of the once-failed 1967 musical \"Sherry\" will be in stores Tuesday and features ISU faculty member Marian Hampton among its cast.
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Blues Blowtorch Society turning up the heat
2001
Christened after a catch-phrase coined by WGLT blues guru Frank Black, the Blues Blowtorch Society is scheduled to unveil its goals from 2 to 8 p.m. Sunday at downtown Bloomington's Illinois Brewing Co., with a live quadruple-header featuring The Robin Crowe Band, Catfish & Steve The Harp, 6V6 and The Bill Porter Project. According to [Ed \"Cajun Eddie\" Duvall], the launching plans were made as far back as late summer 1999, at downtown Normal's Sugar Creek Arts Festival. During the event, which features live bands from the area, Duvall, Cacco and several other blues lovers decided it was time for Bloomington-Normal to host its own organized society, a la Peoria's River City Blues Society and Springfield's Central Illinois Blues Society. \"Bloomington-Normal has never really had a blues club or organization to promote the blues,\" says Duvall. \"There's an occasional blues act booked in town, but seldom.\"
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