Tucson Weekly Nine Questions

Mike Wilkins is bi-geeky—he's equally into music and film. Wilkins joined the Loft staff 10 years ago when he was still in high school. His clay-animation book report for Homer's Odyssey had been featured in the Arizona International Film Festival and won the Staff Award at the Carolina Video and Film Festival the… Continue

At 6 foot 1, Chris Black has earned the distinction of being one of Tucson's tallest punk-rock violinists. He is the proprietor of chrisblackmusic.com, and his new duo, Bajo Turbato (with Gabriel Sullivan), is breaking things at Plush this very evening, Thursday, Feb. 25.

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Mario Cordova has been an obsessive music fan since the tender age of 6, influenced by his older sister’s taste for British glam-rock. Cordova has been in numerous bands; he is proudest of his involvement with The Tubonz, the Resonars, How to Build a Rocketship, Ghost Lodge and his current project, the Unlikely Sons.

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James Few is a longtime Tucson resident and drummer/percussionist for local band The Provocative Whites, which he co-founded with singer Mike Rowden in 2005. Sample the P-Dubs’ brand of alternative rock ’n’ roll at theprovocativewhites.com.

Kristine Peashock, mailbag@tucsonweekly.com

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Eric Holland is a local singer-songwriter who specializes in story songs. His excellent third album, Borders, Battles and Beers (self-released), will be feted at a CD-release performance from 4 to 8 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 6, at Vila Thai Cuisine, 972 E. Broadway Blvd. One-quarter of the profits from the CD will

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