Triad Arts with David Ford The Eddie Pollock BandNovember 29, 2007Eddie Pollock wrote love songs for his wife. They were simple songs, expressions of his love. When Pollock's wife died in 2001, a series of serendipitous events led him to share those songs with a group of musicians. The result is the Eddie Pollock Band. In this interview, Eddie explains how musicianship led to friendship.
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Triad Arts Archives
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February 7, 2006: Arts Council of Winston Salem/Forsyth County
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February 6, 2006: Greensboro Fringe Festival
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February 2, 2006: Diane Caesar-Delta Arts Center
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February 1, 2006: Triad Stage: On Golden Pond
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January 31, 2006: The Kenan Writers Encounters
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January 26, 2006: Eight Artists after Ivy
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January 25, 2006: Blurring Racial Barriers, part 2
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January 24, 2006: 115 Gallery
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January 23, 2006: Greensboro Fringe Festival
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January 19, 2006: Alvin Aliey: Ailey II
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January 18, 2006: Weatherspoon Art Museum
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January 17, 2006: Triad Stage: On Golden Pond
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January 11, 2006: Winston-Salem Children's Theatre
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January 10, 2006: Blurring Racial Barriers
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January 9, 2006: Blurring Racial Barriers
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January 5, 2006: Musician Mel Jones
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January 4, 2006: The Believers
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January 2, 2006: Renaissance Theatre
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December 21, 2005: Vocalist Steve Lippia
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December 20, 2005: Amani Children's Foundation CD
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December 19, 2005: Carolina Pops
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December 15, 2005: Amani Children's Foundation CD
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December 15, 2005: The Three Irish Tenors
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December 14, 2005: Black Nativity
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December 13, 2005: Renaissance Theatre
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December 12, 2005: NCSA's Open Dream Ensemble
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December 8, 2005: Singer/songwriter David LaMotte
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December 7, 2005: Triad Youth Jazz Ensemble
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December 6, 2005: NSCA's The Nutcracker
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December 5, 2005: Bel Canto
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