Word: savoye
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...drum set is prominent at the front and center of the stage, the microphones on either side of it help demonstrate that it’s not a one-man band. Indeed, the Mouths’ two guitarists, John Thomas Griffith and Paul Sanchez, and bassist Rob Savoy all write songs and take turns singing lead...
...DIED. PAUL "HUCKLE-BUCK" WILLIAMS, 87, jazz saxophonist and bandleader whose 1949 hit The Huckle-Buck was the biggest-selling record in the Savoy label's 60-year history; in New York City. The tune topped the R. and B. charts for 14 weeks and spawned many vocal versions, most notably by Frank Sinatra...
...diners should be "astonished by what they find: the very best products and people who have mastered the art of cooking." This year, Michelin elevated five European chefs - Spain's Martín Berasategui, Cees Helder, of the Netherlands, and Frenchmen Jean-Georges Klein, Christian Le Squer and Guy Savoy - to the three-star ranks. Their restaurants join just 37 others in Europe that hold the top rating. As this year's newbies entered the summer season and prepared for the rush of those who travel just to eat, TIME talked with all five about the importance of tradition, their...
...banks of the Po River is a good starting route) that provides some satisfying food for the eyes. The architecture is largely 17th and 18th century Baroque that recalls Paris more than Palermo - many of the most splendid palazzi are the original property of the House of Savoy...
...which reigned over all of Italy after the country was unified in 1870, fell in disgrace at the end of World War II after King Victor Emmanuel III's support for dictator Benito Mussolini. Barred since 1947 by the Italian Constitution from setting foot in Italy, the Savoy male heirs may soon be permitted to return home. They'll find their ancestral city has been whipped into shape...