Tag: Performing Arts Advocacy

2009: Angie Quoted in the New York Times

2009 Chairwoman of the Paramount Plaza Walk of Fame

2012: From Angie’s Longtime Student to a Lead Role in the Milwaukee Rep’s Biggest Show of the Year!

Lead Role in the Milwaukee Rep’s Biggest Show of the Year!

2014: Angie Doubles as Golde and Musical Director for Fiddler on the Roof at Next Act Theater in Milwaukee

“Angie Mack, played Goldie, with a strong voice….” –Ozaukee Magazine

Angie in Book by Award-Winning Music Journalist and Author Jas Obrecht

Purchase Early Blues: The First Stars of Blues Guitar

Angie’s Early Pioneering Activism for Obscure Local Blues History (2004-07)

Here are some of the early efforts trying to recognize the valuable contributions of the early 1900s Paramount Records label

Angie on Sessions with Sandy through Milwaukee’s Riverwest Radio 7.26.20

Sandy Weisto of Riverwest Radio interviews Angie Mack about her original music

A review of my book CHRONIC CREATIVITY

I realized Angela possessed a perspective on “being perpetually creative” that I identified with.

Angie in Corporate Report Wisconsin for Pioneering Social Media Work

Strategies for Profitable Business “Use It … Social Media Marketing by Marcia Tillett-Zinzow Jan. 28, 2001

“A prophet is not without honor except in his own town”

Angie Lays the Groundwork for a Massive Music History and Culture Initiative That Gains International Attention

Embracing Grafton’s Blue Legacy by Steve Ostermann 2005, Ozaukee Press

When Angela Mack moved to her Falls Road residence in Grafton eight years ago, she had no idea her home was just up the road from a landmark site in American music history.

Saturday Panel Discussion to Focus on Paramount Records, Steve Ostermann 2005, Ozaukee Press

Five experts on Grafton’s Wisconsin Chair Co. music studio, which during the 1920s and early ’30s produced more than one quarter of the blues recordings in the United States, will participate in a panel discussion Saturday, Oct. 1, at the Cedarburg Cultural Center.