Gabe Echazabal
I was born on a Sunday Morning.
I soon received The Gift of loving music.
Through music, I Found A Reason for living.
It was when I discovered rock and roll that I Was Beginning To See The Light.
Because through music, I'm Set Free.
It's always helped me keep my Head Held High.
When I started dancing to that fine, fine music, my life was saved by Rock And Roll.
I'll love it until the day I Ride Into The Sun.
...and That's The Story Of My Life...
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Review: In Tampa, Donny Osmond makes jabs and goes deep during Vegas-style revue
Let the reason be love.
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Review: In Tampa, Janet Jackson crams 39 songs into sweaty ‘Together Again’ concert
Roadies came out with mops in hand often to quickly wipe away the pools of sweat each performer left behind during the night.
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Interview: Donny Osmond talks bringing Vegas to Tampa, the fourth wall and more
He plays the Hard Rock Event center this month.
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Interview: Before Tampa debut, The Lemon Twigs talk influences, family and more
The band plays Ybor City this weekend.
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Review: Teddy Thompson wrings heartache out of country classics in intimate, rare, Safety Harbor concert
The U.K. songwriter made a surprising stop on his world tour.
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Review: In Tampa, Madonna goes all out in late-night, career-spanning ‘Celebration’
The two-hour-and-20-minute show that ran well past midnight.
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Review: At Jannus Live, Ministry pummels St. Pete with songs old and new
New wave and electronica pioneer Gary Numan opened.
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Review: In Clearwater, Andy Summers closes solo tour with, at-times, jaw-dropping set
The Police guitarist also overcame early technical difficulties to open the show.
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Q&A: The Police’s Andy Summers discusses solo tour, photography, ahead of intimate Clearwater concert
He’s at The Cap this weekend.
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Q&A: Before Tampa show, Fran Lebowitz talks book bans, being surprised every hour and more
She’s at Straz Center this weekend.
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Review: Despite chatty Tampa audience, John Legend lives up to his name in retrospective, piano-only concert
Conversations in the dark.
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Q&A: David Brighton, perhaps the world’s greatest Bowie tribute act, plays Clearwater this weekend
Brighton talks about the love and reverence in his world-renowned show, which is headed to The Cap.
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Interview: Before Tampa show, Berlin’s Terri Nunn talks Christmas album, Sisters of Mercy, and more
Berlin opens for Culture Club, along with Howard Jones, on Saturday.
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‘I’m a person of hope’: A defiant Peter Frampton turns in jubilant, steamy, set at The Sound in Clearwater
It’s obvious that Frampton still has a lot of fight left.
