Calls for entries for Lubbock Music NOW 2021 now open
Lubbock Music NOW 2020 album release announced.(City of Lubbock)
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LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - Buddy Holly put Lubbock on the rock ‘n’ roll map with his groundbreaking music of the 1950s. His music laid the groundwork for the constant rhythm, lyrics and melodies from scores of Lubbock musicians. They continue to write and perform a wide array of music from country and western to jazz to modern-day hip-hop.
To honor those who continue writing and performing original music, the annual “Lubbock Music NOW” edition highlighting the best of the current local talent is accepting entries for the 2021 album. Artists and songwriters may submit their application through May 31, 2021.
Out of Site: Episode 39 with Tom West | Out Now
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May the Fourth be with everyone in Philadelphia 76ers-land! Tom West joins host Adio Royster on the podcast to discuss the man who has become this team’s “Yoda”. Danny Green has been such an improvement to the Sixers roster in 2021. Tom and Adio talk about what he’s done for the team from several different angles. How Green’s shooting opens up the floor and the offense. How his crafty defense is making the team the kind of defensive force we thought they’d be last year, and how his off the court demeanor has helped make players like Matisse Thybulle, for example, become even better players than they already were.
Sixers Bell Ringer: Milwaukee crushes shorthanded Sixers, who suffer fourth straight defeat
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Note: There is no traditional recap post for this game.
Sixers Bell Ringer season standings:
Joel Embiid - 23
Tony Bradley - 1
The Sixers’ two cornerstone stars were both out for the team’s Saturday afternoon matinee, and it’s safe to say the supporting cast did not rally in the absence of Joel Embiid and Ben Simmons. Philadelphia had a dreadful first half offensively, shooting 3-of-20 from 3 with 10 turnovers. Then, after the Sixers had managed to cut Milwaukee’s lead to just one midway through the third quarter, the Bucks went on a 29-5 run, putting the game well out of reach. Some questionable officiating certainly didn’t help, but the Sixers weren’t nearly up to the challenge of overcoming their dynamic duo being sidelined. Final: Milwaukee 132, Philadelphia 94. Here are your Bell Ringer nominees anyway.
Sixers Bell Ringer: Sixers lose consecutive home games for first time this season
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Sixers Bell Ringer season standings:
Joel Embiid - 22
Tony Bradley - 1
Well, the Sixers held Devin Booker below 30 points. But honestly, missing three starters, you can’t be terribly disappointed about a hard-fought 116-113 defeat to a very good Phoenix Suns team. Philadelphia had no counter-spells to fight the wizardry of Point God Chris Paul (28 points, eight assists), and although the Sixers bottled him up for most of the night, Booker finally got loose for eight points in the final 2:03 of the game. After a missed free throw by Paul with less than a second left, Joel Embiid heaved a three-quarter-court shot that somehow banked off the glass and went halfway through the cylinder before clanging out.
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