Roots Review 6
American Roots 6 was an evening that will not soon be forgotten.
One where we said farewell to our roots brother Duane Chez, and a night of incredible, memorable performances by some of the most talented musicians and singers anywhere - and I mean anywhere!
There were so many players some didn't play. I'm very sorry. Please comeback, see me and we'll get 'er done!
In general, emailing ahead might help as each week we get bigger and bigger and it's... well, it's a lot of fun. nastyned@att.net
Volunteers welcome...
If you're interested in getting involved in the American Roots movement with me - in any capcity come on down to the station any Thursday night and raise your hand. Email inquiries are welcome, too. Many thanks.
Two stand out performances last night belong to Tweed Schade and Cochise who tore the place up with their rootsy original "Ridin' that Raritan Line" and the Woody Guthrie classic "This land is my land" - wow! Keep an eye on the video gallery at www.nastyned.com for some of that.
Another stand out performance was from Lee Fink and Michael Krizan who shot mojo guitar lickin' back and forth til our heads nearly popped.
Special thanks to all the other special performers as well, including first and foremost Mr. Duane Chez; Mike Caruso, Copa, Plainfield Slim, Johnny Charles, Justin, Tyler Penn, Ed Pampani, oh - and least I not forget John Powers & the Arturos, another stand out performance - Kate Weber, Mark Weber, Bernie Brauswetter, Jake Jar el, Gene Downin, Jim Somma, Snakeman Runyan, Chris O'Sullivan, Rotten Robert, Arne England, good ol' Jimbeu from Jimbeu & the Retrocasters, JR Bradfield, Walter Foot - and again, if I have left out your name - shoot me a nasty mail.
Special thanks again to The Rail ownership, management and staff, Amanda, Sarah, Jessica, Byron, Evan, Mike and especially my main man Nick. Kudos to Ed Pampani for the clicks, Eddie Ray from Computown, Win and Anheuser Busch for allowing us to give away eight pair of concert tickets to see the Marshal Tucker Band and Ten Foot Tall.
Next week's guesthost band will be our good friends the Bassboards Blues Band featuring Kate Weber. And we just might get a last chance to hear Duane Chez as he could stop in on his way to the Airport. Hope to see you all there next week at American Roots 7.
Keepin' it real,
Ned
One where we said farewell to our roots brother Duane Chez, and a night of incredible, memorable performances by some of the most talented musicians and singers anywhere - and I mean anywhere!
There were so many players some didn't play. I'm very sorry. Please comeback, see me and we'll get 'er done!
In general, emailing ahead might help as each week we get bigger and bigger and it's... well, it's a lot of fun. nastyned@att.net
Volunteers welcome...
If you're interested in getting involved in the American Roots movement with me - in any capcity come on down to the station any Thursday night and raise your hand. Email inquiries are welcome, too. Many thanks.
Two stand out performances last night belong to Tweed Schade and Cochise who tore the place up with their rootsy original "Ridin' that Raritan Line" and the Woody Guthrie classic "This land is my land" - wow! Keep an eye on the video gallery at www.nastyned.com for some of that.
Another stand out performance was from Lee Fink and Michael Krizan who shot mojo guitar lickin' back and forth til our heads nearly popped.
Special thanks to all the other special performers as well, including first and foremost Mr. Duane Chez; Mike Caruso, Copa, Plainfield Slim, Johnny Charles, Justin, Tyler Penn, Ed Pampani, oh - and least I not forget John Powers & the Arturos, another stand out performance - Kate Weber, Mark Weber, Bernie Brauswetter, Jake Jar el, Gene Downin, Jim Somma, Snakeman Runyan, Chris O'Sullivan, Rotten Robert, Arne England, good ol' Jimbeu from Jimbeu & the Retrocasters, JR Bradfield, Walter Foot - and again, if I have left out your name - shoot me a nasty mail.
Special thanks again to The Rail ownership, management and staff, Amanda, Sarah, Jessica, Byron, Evan, Mike and especially my main man Nick. Kudos to Ed Pampani for the clicks, Eddie Ray from Computown, Win and Anheuser Busch for allowing us to give away eight pair of concert tickets to see the Marshal Tucker Band and Ten Foot Tall.
Next week's guesthost band will be our good friends the Bassboards Blues Band featuring Kate Weber. And we just might get a last chance to hear Duane Chez as he could stop in on his way to the Airport. Hope to see you all there next week at American Roots 7.
Keepin' it real,
Ned
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