Review: ‘COWBOY CARTER’: A bombastic, genre blending, career triumph
By JOSH PAWLIK | Apr. 2“COWBOY CARTER” is full of moments that will excite listeners, especially country music fans.
Josh Pawlik is an assistant arts editor for The Spectrum. His hobbies include playing guitar, working out and reading. He can be found on Instagram @joshpawlik
“COWBOY CARTER” is full of moments that will excite listeners, especially country music fans.
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Thompson's exhibition ran from Jan. 26 to March 2 at the Buffalo Arts Studio and showcased the whimsical and creative interpretations of her life and family.
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By using the photographs in her exhibit, Thompson says she feels that she has “given them an extended life.”
The photographs, which Thompson found under her mother’s bed, feature some people she recognizes and some she doesn’t.
The annual “Stars with Guitars” event, presented by Country 106.5 WYRK and Transitowne auto group, took place at UB’s Center for the Arts.