Roots Review 20
In first order, congratulations to American Roots All Star Kelly Caruso for moving her career into the stratosphere. We are all so proud of her.
American Roots Live 20 was memorable as we raised the bar again last night introducing a talented newcomer, The Wiliamzboy who played acoustic guitar and neck-rack harmonica, showed lots of heart and delivered an enthusiastic solo performance of significant, original songs.
Also, HoneyBoy Dupree, ever the crowd pleaser, played his last night with us for a while. We were fortunate to have Arizona's favorite bluesman on our American Roots Live stage three times during his swing through Jersey including the live TV shoot Saturday past. We're sad to see him go but find comfort knowing he'll return again soon... and with Big Mac Mason.
Great performance efforts last night by HoneyBoy Dupree, John Powers & the Arturos, The Wiliamzboy, Snakeman Runyan, Copa, White Trash Hurricanes, Robert, Ed Pampani, Bones Sanford, Len DePiano, Evan Miggolozzi, Jimmy Somma, Bobby Malavenda, JR Bradfield, Rich Senator, Chaz, Freddie Macarone and Brad Sicotie.
Special thanks go to John Powers for his continued solid effort to promote American Roots on and off the stage.
And special thanks to other special people who help keep the American Roots Movement up and running, namely Win of Elliott Newcomb Designs, Amelia Lange, Mary Anne, Sue, Robert, Ed Pampani, Eddie Ray of Computown, Manville Music, LouMarc Signs, SDC Studios, Zupko's Tavern Theater, Uncle Wayne and our many thanks for support from Elmore Magazine, Richard Skelly and the Jersey Shore Jazz and Blues Foundation.
This is an exciting time for American Roots. Please visit again soon.
Keeping it real,
Ned
American Roots Live 20 was memorable as we raised the bar again last night introducing a talented newcomer, The Wiliamzboy who played acoustic guitar and neck-rack harmonica, showed lots of heart and delivered an enthusiastic solo performance of significant, original songs.
Also, HoneyBoy Dupree, ever the crowd pleaser, played his last night with us for a while. We were fortunate to have Arizona's favorite bluesman on our American Roots Live stage three times during his swing through Jersey including the live TV shoot Saturday past. We're sad to see him go but find comfort knowing he'll return again soon... and with Big Mac Mason.
Great performance efforts last night by HoneyBoy Dupree, John Powers & the Arturos, The Wiliamzboy, Snakeman Runyan, Copa, White Trash Hurricanes, Robert, Ed Pampani, Bones Sanford, Len DePiano, Evan Miggolozzi, Jimmy Somma, Bobby Malavenda, JR Bradfield, Rich Senator, Chaz, Freddie Macarone and Brad Sicotie.
Special thanks go to John Powers for his continued solid effort to promote American Roots on and off the stage.
And special thanks to other special people who help keep the American Roots Movement up and running, namely Win of Elliott Newcomb Designs, Amelia Lange, Mary Anne, Sue, Robert, Ed Pampani, Eddie Ray of Computown, Manville Music, LouMarc Signs, SDC Studios, Zupko's Tavern Theater, Uncle Wayne and our many thanks for support from Elmore Magazine, Richard Skelly and the Jersey Shore Jazz and Blues Foundation.
This is an exciting time for American Roots. Please visit again soon.
Keeping it real,
Ned
2 Comments:
Hey Ned.......I had an awsome time last night, as always the house was full of great muscians and good attitude....You mentioned you were looking for "volunteers"....well, I'm offering up whatever time I can give you.....I'll email you with contact info......Keep it going Ned. It's a beautiful thing.......Thanks for having me....Peace......LennyD
Hey Ned! Great show and review but I was very disappointed to see that you failed to mention that all-female rock band. I believe their name is American Halo or something along that line. Even though their music is different from what is usually played there, they still deserve the respect that was given to all the other artists who performed. I hope you will give them at least a shout out in your next review.
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