Jim Testa
Contributor at NJ.com
Editor at Jersey Beat
Editor of https://t.co/l2VIKWPboZ, Dean of Jersey Zinesters
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1 month ago |
njarts.net | Jim Testa
1 Anonymity has its place. In Nia Vardalos’ “tiny beautiful things,” running at Hoboken’s Mile Square Theatre through March 23, wife, mother and author Cheryl Strayed takes on the pen name “Sugar” to write an advice column in which she responds to letters — desperate, pleading, funny or sometimes simply curious — from ordinary people who feel free to pour out their souls because they don’t need to give their names.
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2 months ago |
nj.com | Jim Testa
When I was in high school, back in the late ‘60s, my classmates dreamed of becoming lawyers or doctors, business tycoons or astronauts. I wanted to be a newspaperman. My hero wasn’t Clark Kent but Jimmy Breslin, or one of those charismatic crusaders in old movies who wore fedoras with a press card stuck in the band. In 1991, when enterprising cub reporter Jim DeRogatis (who had been covering Maxwell’s) left Hoboken for Minneapolis, that dream came true.
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2 months ago |
nj.com | Jim Testa
It was the best of times; it was the worst of times …When I look back at my 25 years of writing about local music at The Jersey Journal, I think of Charles Dickens’ “A Tale of Two Cities.” While musicians live and perform in other communities in Hudson County, my time at this newspaper has largely focused on Jersey City and Hoboken, and to pluck a line from a popular song, oh, what a long, strange trip it’s been.
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Jan 22, 2025 |
nj.com | Jim Testa
Forget the Whale, an impressive local ensemble with seven members including trumpet, trombone and sax certainly qualifies as “indie rock.” The group’s new album, “The Devil You Know,” will be released to streaming platforms next Friday, Jan. 31, without benefit of a “major” (or, in fact, any) record label. But one listen and it’s clear we need a new word for this stuff.
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Jan 15, 2025 |
nj.com | Jim Testa
She’s a one-named diva who exudes soul and spirituality. He’s an up-and-coming singer-songwriter from Palisades Park with a stylistic debt to Dylan and Devendra Banhart. Rio the Messenger and Alexander Yearns may represent the yin and yang of their local music scene, but they’ll each celebrate the release of excellent new albums at a show together at Union City’s Green Space Studios on Saturday, Feb 1.
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