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Knoxville Factoid:
Burnside arrived in Knoxville in early September of 1863. Like the Confederates, he immediately began fortifying the city. The Union forces rebuilt Fort Loudon and erected 12 other forts and batteries flanked by entrenchments around the city. Burnside moved a pontoon bridge upstream from Loudon, allowing Union forces to cross the river and build a series of forts along the heights of South Knoxville, including Fort Stanley and Fort Dickerson. Knoxville Bands
Burnside arrived in Knoxville in early September of 1863. Like the Confederates, he immediately began fortifying the city. The Union forces rebuilt Fort Loudon and erected 12 other forts and batteries flanked by entrenchments around the city. Burnside moved a pontoon bridge upstream from Loudon, allowing Union forces to cross the river and build a series of forts along the heights of South Knoxville, including Fort Stanley and Fort Dickerson. Knoxville Bands
Bands News and Information
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Avenue 707 Announces Release Of Much-Anticipated First Album
- June 23, 2006--Newly formed West Coast rap/urban hip hop group Avenue 707 celebrates the release of their first album, Avenue 707, on Hangout Records. The Bay Area group brings together four talented members, each with rich and diverse musical experience ...
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- Our Spring 2007 season is over and we are taking our summer break. Please do check back here in September as the Good News Big Band starts the Fall / Winter 2007 season. We already have a church service lined up in October at Westwood church and four Christmas concerts in December!
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This Week in Music News
- Ready for your weekly round-up of music news and other general good music stuff you may have missed? You are? That's handy, because here it is!: The fiscal year ends on...
