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Volume 30 Number 17 • February 4, 2009 to February 25, 2009 • www.OOTWEB.com
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The Monarks to Showcase
at the Copabanana
The Monarks a Phila. based hip hop group
will showcase their music at the Copabanana
located 1619 Grant Avenue on Feb 12th
with 5 other acts.
This group was formed in 2000 where all
three members attended George Washing-
ton High School. Here is where they gained a
reputation as free style artist.
Influenced by The Roots, A Tribe Called Quest
and B I.G., these guys have been recording
and they released mixed tapes via online for
many communities like: Myspace and Soundclick. The group is working on their debut
album entitled Rise Of The Imperfects. On
the bill that night look for:
Poynt Blank, ILLaphiliates, Warchild, Chief and
Brainspray. This music showcase is sponsored
by Corona and Southern Comfort.
Tickets are $5 cover for 6 acts. For more
information visit myspace.com/Monarks and
make plans to check out the show at the
Copabanana in the Grant Plaza.
FOX FORCE 005
A FORCE TO BEHOLD
FOR 2009
Our cover gal for Valentine’s Day is JJ Wilder! JJ
who is from our area here migrated to Los Angeles, CA. The move has pushed her forward with
her life long dream to create, produce and establish her own all female top-40 band which she is
one of the singers! The Band called FOX FORCE
005! JJ added “We are five very international, very
hardworking, very creative, very cute chicks with
tons of MO-to-DA-JO. We have big plans and lots
of surprises in store--You will be hearing a lot
more from us before You know it.”
The search for the right gals out in LA wasn’t an
easy one and there
were many grueling
auditions! They
recently just played
outside NAMM
and are looking to
expand worldwide
says her Publicist/
agent Lynn Ramage’
Now remember,
this little bombshell
has been modeling
Beauty & glamour
and specializing in
commercial print
& fitness. She has
shot for magazine
submission (maxim,
oxygen, pasmag etc.) and graced our covers in
the past. I asked JJ about her plans; “I’ve been on
some posters and calendars in a couple of magazines and catalogs and have toured the country as
a spokes model for a motor sports company. I’ve
sung the national anthem at a dozen different race
tracks, but I really came out here to pursue a pop
music career and it took awhile, but that’s exactly
what’s happening--2009 is the year of the Fox!”
Check out: Myspace.com/JJ Dynamite :: Photographer credits go to Jonni Jade (Jaded Image).
Formula 259
Writ- Tony C. “We have been known parties at Route 1 in Northeast Philly. The hundreds of
to have a set list full of rock
ten by
party goers were captivated by
songs Metallica, AC/DC, etc,
Mikey V
Stems & Seeds
Local Philly Cover/Original
Band Stems & Seeds Will
Now Be LIVE Every FIRST
Fresh from then we like throw a curve ball Formula 259’s thunderous rock Friday Of Every Month At
sound
that
duck
and
wove
in
at
the
crowd
and
break
out
a
the popular
Fluke’s Bar and Grill on
and out of your favorite 80’s
Comcast Out Sweet Caroline sing along or
State Road!
and 90’s rock hits and inOn the Town
TV Show taping, I was
recently able to spend a
little time with my good
friends from the band
Formula 259. I’m happy
to say that I have watched
Formula 259 grow from
a little cover band playing
the local pubs to one of
the area’s hottest party bands in
just a couple months! Formula
259 has been touring the club
and bar circuit up and down the
East Coast hard core since mid
November and is ready to roll
out with a fresh batch of Spring
shows guaranteed to make you
leave the bar wanting more!
Formula 259’s founders, drummer Tony C (aka Meat) and
guitarist Matthew Shultz have
built fine oiled machine consisting of long time friend and
bassist Don Falso and recently
updated the band’s sound with
lead guitarist Pete Dicanto of
the original band Morning Side
and added soulful female vocalist Liz Taylor. The band’s musical
style can “vary depending on
the mood and the show” says
Bust A Move old school track
and watch the crowd go wild”
says Matt.
“We got sick and tired of going
to local bars and clubs, hearing
the same old tired bands, playing the same old tired songs.
After 1 too many drunken complaints, our friends edged us on
to finally stop bitching about
the bad cover bands on stage
and form a “party band” of our
own. A party band that will
play what you want to hear on
a Friday night, when you want
drink and have fun! So that just
what we did…”
I was in attendance as Formula
259 brought in the New Year by
hosting and performing at one
of the largest New Years Eve
cluded the crowd dancing
to more of today’s pop hits
such as: Pink’s “So What”,
Kevin Rudolph’s “Let
it Rock”, and “Kissed A
Girl”. We love to play Katy
Perry’s “Kissed A Girl”, said
Formula 259’s bassist Don
Falso with a big smile, the
band will invite a bunch
of girls on stage, play the song
and magic then seems to follow
every time…
When I asked Formula 259
what can we expect in the
near future, the response was
simply “A Bigger Party”. “We
have been slated and one of
the area’s top party bands and
I don’t want the reputation
to get tarnished, so we will
continue to re-invent the band,
update the song list and make
people happy while they get
drunk”.
To find out when Formula 259
is coming to a bar or club near
you visit myspace.com/Formula259 or to book Formula 259
call 215-680-3836.
Since their start in 2007,
Stems &
Seeds has
worked for
many of the
local area
bars and
clubs, using
the term
POWER
Acoustic
to describe
their unique
sound. One
bar that has
definitely
taken notice
of this band
is Fluke’s
Bar and
Grill, located
at 7401 State Road in NE
Philly. Stems & Seeds will
now be LIVE at Fluke’s
every First Friday of Every
Month, starting on February
6, 2009 from 6 pm – 10 pm.
Stems & Seeds is definitely
something different and a
band you’ll want to see.
Comprised of 5 very talented musicians, this band takes
the time to constantly add
new music to their set lists
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offers music that is
popular, fun
and danceable, but
at a volume where
people can still talk and
enjoy their
friends without having to
scream over
the music.
What they’ve
created has
been very
well-received
by the many
people that
continue to go
out and see
the band in
action.
First Fridays at
Fluke’s is the
perfect place
to enjoy what
to keep their shows fresh, Stems & Seeds offers and
First Fridays are surely going
but they are very careful
not to play the same songs to be everyone’s favorite
many other bands seem to once-a-month meeting place
play. Their unique approach with friends!
to performing
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Sara Wilson
Bogside Pub
The Bogside Pub located on Castor
Ave., in NE Phila. is a real authentic
Irish Pub where you will find Sara
Wilson on Wednesdays and Fridays.
Sara works day shifts and also night
shifts. With blonde hair and blue grey
eyes, this resident from Voorhees NJ.,
has found a home here at the Bogside.
She stands in at 5’ 6’’ She has been
tending bar for the last 6 months and
has a great following of steady patrons. What a pretty site to see at the
bar. Her feelings on being a bartender,
“ I like the people and it is really kind
of fun meeting many new people each
time your work behind the bar:, says
Sara.
HOBBIES: Snowboarding and going
to many Shopping malls. She likes
football and baseball. “ I like to watch
the Eagles and I am a big Phillies fan”
she says. She said that the Phillies are
going win it all once again in 2009 and
we agree on that.
ON MUSIC: Favorite radio stations
on the dial are: 96.5 FM and 92.5. She
likes hip hop to country. Sara likes all
kinds of music and she said that she is
all over the place on the radio dial.
FAVORITE COLORS: Blue and
Pink
FAVORITE VIDEO GAMES: She
likes the old Mario Brothers games
FAVORITE DRINK: Jack & Coke
So the next time you go out try
and stop by the Bog Side and meet
Sara and enjoy your visit and with her
behind the bar you will have a great
time.
BOGSIDE
PUB
By Mike Vagnoni
This place just
opened on Nov
21st and it is a
real authentic Irish
Pub. The Bogside
located at 7540
Castor Avenue
in the heart of
the Rhawnhurst
section in Phila. is
open 7 days and
nights a week.
Great food and
drink is what you
will find. Specials
daily and entertainment non-stop.
From live bands
on Saturdays... along with daily happy hour 4 to 6 pm
serving up $2 Domestic Bottles along with $6 Buckets.
The food is amazing...” we want to be know as a Gastro
Pub - Good Beer with Good Food” says their manager
Kevin. The Bogside also offer sports. Soccer fans with
love this place and all the games are on their many HDTVS... They also serve up an IRISH BREAKFAST from 9 to
2 on Sundays. They went out and hired a great chef from
one of the biggest Irish Bars out of Center City Phila.
Oldies on Sunday nights with Raphael Paris from 8pm
to close will be something real great to experience
at the Bogside.
For more go to
their website at :
www.BogsidePub.
com See their
ad in this Issue
and also online
at : www.ootweb.
com MORE in the
next ISSUE of the
OOT!
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THE WIP 610 WING BOWL 17 for 2009
at The Wachovia Center Was Just Amazing!
By Mike Vagnoni
I had to get up at 4 am to get down to the Wachovia Center with my
pals from Curran’s Irish Inn... hey
Andrew thanks for the ride down.
Girls, Girls, Girls... was what I saw
and the music was provided by Mike
LeCompt with Tommy Conwell making a guest appearance at halftime
- the music was awesome and the
fans went wild. This was better then
girls gone wild... this was the WING
BOWL No 17.... it’s like Mardi Gras
and New Years day all rolled into one
giant party. This year they had wing
eaters from all over the Delaware
Valley and we did attend some of the
pre-contest held at places like: Paddy
Whacks and McStews ... but 610
WIP held contest at many other area
bars... the outcome was what led us
to go down for the finals at the Wachovia center to see this mega party
in action.You had to love the wingettes -so many good looking gals all in one
place made getting up to be there by 6 am
another good reason to see this event live.
AND THE WINNER IS:
The Winner was Jonathan Squibb “ Super
Squibb” from Camden County. This guy
took in 203 wings and beat the odds to be
crowned this year’s winner. In 2nd place was
Richard “Not Rich” Razzi and in third place
was our buddy and good pal the one an only
Henry Goldey “HANK THE TANK” - Go
get em’ next year Hank.
Super Squibb won a mini Cooper and
a $7,500 diamond ring... not bad for being
the champ. Here are some Photos of the
day... by the way the entire crew from WIP
610 Sports radio just did an amazing job... Angelo rocked. Shouts out to
everyone at 610 and all the staff at the Wachovia center for a well planned
out event. Check out some of these photos. We can’t wait till next year
for WING BOWL 18.
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AROUND TOWN AT
THREE GREAT EVENTS
McStews Irish Sports
Bar
McStews held a pre WINGBOWL CONTEST for WIP
610 and the placed rocked!
They needed someone to
enter the contest from Bucks
County so Mike and Tom the
owners held a party/contest at
McStews where we caught all
the action.... one of the biggest
events ever at McStews.. congrats to all the staff... Check
out these photos. Their winner
went down to the Wachovia
Center to this years WingBowl
17.
The Windsor Bar & Grill
(photos on next page) The
Windsor held a “Back to the
Windsor Inn Oldies Night”
and packed the place...Danielle
the bar manager came up with
the idea from her Mom & Dad
who got married there in 1970
(200 plus came out) to pickup
on $1 PBR’s,$1 Schaffers and
$1 Schmidts...they also rolled
back all the prices to the
70’s and gave out collectible
T shirts. Will they do it again?
Who knows...
McStews
Windsor
Road House
The Road House Inn
The Road House in Newportville Pa held an Auction
for the Newportville Fire
Company on a lazy Sunday
after noon... over 250 plus
came out to support this
great event to help out our
Firefighters... this has become
an annual event and they do
this twice a year... Hats off to
the staff at the Road House
for another great local fundraiser... Great job to Stewart
and his staff.
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Ain’t No Party, Like a Roadhouse Party!
By Helene
That’s right! Stewart,
owner of the Roadhouse Inn knows what
he is talking about! At
the Roadhouse Inn,
located at 220 New Falls
Road, in Newportville,
close proximity to the
Bensalem & Levittown
areas, there is never a
cover charge and it is
open 365 days a year,
yes…including Christmas Day!
Talking about a
P*A*R*T*Y*, the Roadhouse is having their
annual PAJAMA party,
Friday, February 13th!
Come in your fuzzy
bunny slippers, boxers,
sexy lingerie, or granny
housecoats whatever
floats your boat and
have a great time dancing to the beats of DJ
Thor! There will be
prizes too!
The Roadhouse Inn is
an old historic building
and has had its tavern
license for over 200
years. Stewart Kautran
has owned the building
since 1988. Originally
called the Bridgepoint
Inn, after some major
renovations, it reopened
as the Roadhouse Inn in
2002. Helen, the main Bartender, told me
that she put the first dollar in the register,
and has been there from day one. Ann, who
now works as the Manager was a bartender
there 40 years when it was the original
tavern. When coming to the Roadhouse
you will find a close knit and very friendly,
staff, which also includes Stewart’s son. The
Roadhouse has been a stable in their community, helping their local Fire Department.
Recently they held an auction and bake sale
that brought in over $2,200! This event is
held twice a year, so if you have items you
want to donate or you want to bake some
goodies for a good cause-this is the place
to do just that!
The Roadhouse Inn is a fun and friendly
place to be and has an all aged-mixed
crowd. What sets them apart from some
of the other places is their entertainment
venue. Every Saturday night, you will find all
types of live music, from Southern Rock to
Hard Rock, and everything in between. They
have fun things going on throughout the
week too! Besides the great drink specials,
they also have a fantastic menu!
Every Sunday, Free Pool & $2.00 Drafts
all day long; $1.00 pints from 8-10pm.
Every Monday is Texas Hold ‘Em with Miller
Lite specials and from 6-10pm Wing Specials for $5.75 a
dozen! Try their
“Sweet & Sexy”
(mild), BBQ,
Garlic, Hot,
Nuclear, Turbulent, & “Hotter
than balls”, if
you dare. Also
try your luck
with Spin the
Wheel with
Katie, win gift
certificates, one
an hour. Find
your lucky seat!
Tuesday is Annie
Says Trivia starting at 7:30pm,
Wednesday is
Karaoke Night
with Yuengling
Lagers for just
$2.00, Thursday nights see
The Richard
Brothers, enjoy
wing specials
all day long and
get your Tarot
Cards read by
Perry B., with
$2.00 Miller
Lite Bottles from 9pm. Every Friday is the
Roadhouse Dance Party with DJ Thor! And
during every Philly sports game you get
$2.00 drafts!
Any night on the town should also include a great place to eat. And the Roadhouse has that too-serving daily lunch and
dinner specials---is Jimmy’s forte! Come
and try his famous homemade Crab Soup,
French Onion Soup, Chili, and the “Roady”
Fries, served w/cheese, bacon and jalapenos
with his secret seasoning. The Roadhouse
not only serves up the typical tavern food
but goes all out with full course dinners,
like the Flat Iron Steak with Bourbon Reduction Sauce and I was told that the Ribs
are “just delectable and fall apart with every
bite!” Their Crab Cakes, Crab Balls, and
Shrimp dishes, and even the seasonings are
all homemade! Sounds like the Roadhouse
has it all!
So plan your next night out on the town
at the Roadhouse Inn. For more details
check out their ad in this issue of OOT
or call them at (215) 781-1737.You can
see their TV spot on WPHLTV 17 and on
www.ootweb.com too! FYI-Make your
St. Patty’s Day plans at the Roadhouse Inn!
Irish Dancers and special Irish food items
like Ham & Cabbage, Corned Beef, Guinness on tap, and much more!
Get Ready to Laugh with Sinbad
at Resorts Casino Hotel, March 14
Resorts Atlantic City announced it will present a
one-night-only performance
by comedian Sinbad, Saturday,
March 14, 2009.
The Michigan-born Sinbad
(born David Adkins) is a highly
popular stand-up comedian,
actor and author. He is known
around the world from his
extensive film and television
performances.
Sinbad stands out because of
his unique approach to standup comedy. He uses his gift of
story-telling as his comedic
platform. Rather than tell jokes,
he invokes real-life anecdotes
with impeccable timing, sharp
delivery and uproarious responses. It’s a unique approach
that has garnered him a long life
in entertainment - with no signs
of slowing down.
Sinbad is internationally
known for his starring appearances in hit movies like “Jingle
All the Way,” playing opposite Arnold
Schwarzenegger; “Houseguest” costarring the late Phil Hartman and his
co-starring role in “Necessary Roughness.” He has starred in the televisions
sitcom “A Different World” as well
as his own series, “The Sinbad Show.”
Other notable roles have included
a stint as host of the legendary “It’s
Showtime at the Apollo.” Entertainment mogul Quincy Jones sought out
Sinbad to host the late night talk show,
“Vibe.” He has even written a self-help
book entitled “Sinbad’s Guide to Life:
(Because I Know Everything).” Sinbad
has drawn legions of fans from his high-
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RAILROAD EARTH
March 7th @ 7:00pm Keswick Theater
co-bill with New Riders of Purple Sage, 291 Keswick Avenue, Glenside, Tickets: $25 adv $31
dos / All Ages Welcome :: For more information please contact 215-572-7650 or visit www.
keswicktheatre.com
Anticipation has been building for a new release and for the first time in 4 years, Railroad
Earth found themselves back in the studio recording all new material. It’s definitely a homegrown project, much like the band itself. Railroad Earth’s new studio release, Amen Corner,
was written and recorded at singer Todd Sheaffer’s empty, 300 year-old house in New Jersey’s
rural countryside. What happened inside the building was the experience of a lifetime for the
band’s members, resulting in an early creative pinnacle of a gifted young band, and an album
that is an instant Americana classic. Amen Corner is a collection of crisp and crafted roots,
bluegrass, and acoustic sides that resonates in
all the right places. The tunes breathe both on
and between the notes. They hit you immediately, but then linger like a good buzz. Amen
Corner hit stores June 10, 2008 on SCI Fidelity
Records.
Railroad Earth is currently on tour. More
dates to be announced soon. For more information, visit www.railroadearth.com. Find
them on MySpace at http://www.myspace.com/
railroadearth. RAILROAD EARTH’S NEW
ALBUM, AMEN CORNER, IN STORES NOW.
ly rated HBO comedy specials; “Brain
Damaged” (1991), “Afros & Bellbottoms” (1993), “Son of a Preacher Man”
(1996), and “Nuthin But The Funk”
(1998). His annual HBO music concert
series “Sinbad’s 70s Soul Music Festival”
received the prestigious NAACP Image
Award consecutively for two years as
the “Most Outstanding Variety Series/
Special.”
Sinbad will perform in the Superstar Theater at Resorts on Saturday,
March 14 at 8 p.m. Tickets are priced
at $50 and can be purchased by calling
Ticketmaster at 1-800-736-1420 or by
logging onto www.ticketmaster.com or
www.resortsac.com
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LOCAL MUSIC CELEBRITIES PLAY FUNDRAISER
FOR ST. JUDE CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL
By Rob Nagy
On March 6, 2009 local music celebrities will converge on “The Note” in
West Chester, PA to raise money for
St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
in Memphis, Tennessee. The brain child
of former A’s guitarist Rick DiFonzo,
who enlisted the talents of many of his
music friends to help the cause, was
looking for a way to give back to a
worthwhile cause . “I want to do something more than I can do on my own”,
says DiFonzo. “I have a soft spot in my
heart for kids and I thought people
would embrace the idea of helping out.
I took the idea to Live Nation and they
loved it. I asked a lot of my musician
friends to participate and many of them
jumped on board.” So far DiFonzo has
gotten commitments from Eric Bazilian,
Rob Hyman, John Lilley and Fran Smith,
Jr. of the Hooters, Smash Palace, Earl
Slick and Kasim Sulton and, of course,
DiFonzo and his band DiFonzo Pop
Experiment. “Everyone is volunteering
their services including Live Nation”,
says DiFonzo. “Children’s hospitals everywhere are worthy causes. They are
a very high profile organization helping kids from all over the world. “I felt
people would feel good about support-
ing this cause” says DiFonzo. “Every
cent they receive goes to the people
they are helping. It is our goal to send a
nice fat check to St. Judes.
Tickets go on sale February 2 at 10:00
A.M. They are $25.00 in advance and
$27.00 day of show and can be purchased by going to www.thenotewc.
com or www.livenation.com This is an
all ages. The doors open at 6:00 P.M.
with the show starting at 9:00 P.M. and
going to whenever the music stops. The
Note is located at 142 East Market
Street, West Chester, PA 19380 For
more info on St. Judes Research Hospital go to www.stjude.org
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Horoscopes
By Psychic Perry B.
Aries (March 21-April 19) You
are headed for a new direction. It is
good to know the path you are on is
the right one for you. You may be handling
things differently and that is a good thing too. Follow your instincts.
They will take you where you want to go. Schedule a little fun in your
mix.
Taurus (April 20-May 20) The time has come to be more aware
of what is going on around you. Take the blinders off and take a good
look around. You will be surprised by the results. You may be causing your own problems and blaming others for them. Look for the
brighter side, and you will be happier.
Gemini (May 21-June 20) The need for more support is essential
to your heading in a new direction. Except the help and you will see
things will start to go right. Allow your personality to expose the true
person you are, and jump in with both feet. In time you will see the
results for what you are looking to do.
Cancer (June 21-July 22) Being compassionate with someone
who needs you is very admirable, but you must take some time for
yourself. The responsibility does not have to be all yours. Ask for help
and it will be granted to you. Your kindness to others is a good thing
as long as it is not becoming all there is to your life.
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) Staying focused is important for you right
now. You should be doing what needs to be done not just what you
want to do. Fun is fun, but work must
be done. Bring in those who are close to you for a little help. It will
go much faster.
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Your flirtatious attitude is giving people
the wrong idea. You are much more than you are allowing people to
see. What you are looking for is a healthy relationship and you are
finding disrespect. Be yourself, and it will work better for you. Command respect, and you will find it.
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) The world might seem to be crashing
in on you, and too much is happening at one time. Relax a little, and
it all will get done. Put your energies in the right places, and see how
quickly things come together. Leave some time for a loved one. They
need you too.
Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) Try to curb you needs to speak out in
anger to those around you. You are not the only one who knows how
sharp you can be. The people around you do not understand what
your needs are, and only you can make those needs understood. Try
to do it lovingly.
Sagittarius (Nov.22-Dec. 21) Even though taking a back seat is
difficult for you; the time has come to do so. You are tired, and having
to be on all the time is causing you to become more fatigued. Others may not be able to do the job as well as you, but perhaps good
enough, is good enough for now.
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan 19) If you are finding rebellion among
those around you it could be the tone in your voice. It never hurts
to be diplomatic. You will find people more receptive to you, and they
will help you with what you need to be done. Locking horns accomplishes nothing.
Aquarius (Jan.20-Feb 18) Money matters are taking top priority
at this time. Look deeper into what needs to be done to increase
your income. Now that the holiday bills are all in you have to work
on a budget to bring the debt down. Perhaps a part time job if you
have the time for one would be a good idea.
Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) You are in a strange influence at the
present time, so you have to expect the unexpected. This is a time
when surprise is normal. Be more aware of what is going on around
you. Now is not the time to blindly follow the crowd. Be aware of
where you are putting things as well.You may not be able to find them
later.
Psychic Perry B. appears live, reading Tarot Cards on, Wednesday at Crazy Leprechaun
Philly. Thursday, Road House Inn, Newportville,PA, Fridays, & Saturdays at Michael’s Café,
Bensalem, PA.*Call 215-677-4855 to speak to Perry B. *Email [email protected].
Perry B. is available for private readings, groups, organizations, and Tarot Card parties.
Call for costs, and availability.
Bullwinkle... Moose On The Loose
Original Bands, Musicians & Local Scene
East of Anything
I’m always prowling around for good original
local bands, either at the clubs, or on MySpace.
I recently came across a band from the small
town of Sewell NJ - “East Of Anything”.
The band fronted by Gene Micofsky is a real
talent to say the least...
East of Anything is a stimulating onslaught of
contemporary rock music from Gene Micofsky,
Brian Carola, and Darren Zimmer. The project
began as a solo project for Gene Micofsky; a
vehicle for new original rock music he began
writing in early 2008. As ideas took more
shapely form, a 3 song EP was produced, and
the band performed live in the Philadelphia,
New York, and New Jersey area.
In the summer of 2008 The Gene Micofsky
band performed in the Shure Microphones &
Street Chic Fashions Original Sessions National
Band Search 2008/2009 in New York City. The
band received radio play on the Sunday night
program WSTW Hometown Heroes, and was
the featured artist on Pongid internet radio.
Gene began completing more material for
a debut record and working more closely with
the supporting band of Brian Carola (bass) and
Dave Dabek (drums). Despite being the composer and bandleader, the project started to
feel more like a band collaboration than a solo
project. So the name East of Anything was adopted as the new moniker for the project. Due
to Dave’s relocation to Boston, Darren Zimmer recently joined camp as the new drummer.
Sewell NJ, is only 30 minutes from Philly so you
can catch the band performing locally
The band’s full-length debut is set for release
February 17th 2009. Check them out at www.
myspace.com/eastofanything
In my column I will attempt to bring as many
of these artists to your attention as possible,
and we hope that you will support them in
kind.You can also visit the Bullwinkle Entertainment Inc. site for additional bands, musicians,
shows, updates etc... Original bands, and musicians can get in touch with me for upcoming
show consideration, as well as being featured
on the BEI site, and in my OOT column.
“Support Original Bands & Musicians - They
Are The Future Of Music”! www.BullwinkleEntertainment.com or www.myspace.com/bullwinkleentertainment
CKY COMPLETING WORK
ON CARVER CITY SET FOR
RELEASE ON MAY 19
CKY has completed mixing their 4th record,
entitled Carver City, set for release on Roadrunner Records on May 19. As with all their
previous albums, Carver City was produced
by the band’s guitarist Chad I Ginsburg. The
album was recorded at Studio CIG in the
band’s home state of Pennsylvania and mixed
by Ginsburg and Phil Nicolo at Studio 4 in
Conshohocken, PA. Some of the eleven tracks
set to appear include: “Hellions On Parade,”
“The Boardwalk Body,” “…And She Never
Returned,” “Karmaworks” and “Woe Is Me.”
Singer Deron Miller comments, “Literally all
the things that have been keeping CKY strong
since our last album - the undying hardcore
support of our fans, our unorthodox musical
approach and a brand new partnership with
Roadrunner Records - have restored an en-
Jess, Deron, Matt, & CIG (Chad I Ginsburg)
thusiasm within our band that has never been
this extreme. Sobriety, hard work, patching up
inner turmoil and a love for what we do has
undoubtedly made this the most collaborative
and focused CKY effort to date.”
Ginsburg concurs: “The
album is more inventive
and more layered than our
past releases, with the most
melodies, textures and riffs
of any CKY album. It is by
far the most inspired album
we have ever made.”
According to Miller,
Carver City carries with it
a “dark summer vacation
vibe,” nostalgic of the band
members’ childhood trips
to the East Coast beaches.
“The fabled town of Carver
City has a history of bad
luck and misfortune, all the
while giving the impression
that it’s a pleasant family getaway. Much like CKY’s town
of Hellview, Carver City’s
events are depicted in the
songs, with story lines coming from real life events.”
CKY are planning to tour
in support of their Roadrunner debut in the spring.
Check CKY out www.
myspace.com/cky
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WE'RE TTER !
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WMGK-FM to Offer New iPhone Technology
Greater Media Station to offer iPhone One Touch Access
Boston, MA (January 20,
2009): Greater Media, Inc.
(GMI) announced today that
WMGK-FM will now provide
exciting new technology
which enables listeners to
access and hear the station’s
stream on their iPhone with
the touch of a button.
In addition to WMGK, the
application, developed by
Jacobs Media, is also available to listeners of Greater
Media’s WMMR-FM, as well
as Radio 92.9 FM WBOS in
Boston, MA; WRIF FM in Detroit, MI; 95.9 FM WRAT in
Point Pleasant/Belmar, NJ and
94.7 WCSX in Detroit, MI.
iPhone One Touch Access
is unique because
listeners now
have the ability
to directly access
a station’s audio
stream instead of
having to access a
directory. In addition, the station’s
logo becomes an
icon within easy
reach right on
their iPhone.
The application
also allows the
station to provide
its HD2 channel
under its single
icon/logo.
“The iPhone
is rapidly changing the nature of
mobile communications, and we
strongly believe
that our stations
have to be available
on every platform
our listeners are
using. This application is the only one
designed from the
listener’s point of
view,” said Tom
Bender, Greater
Media Senior Vice President and General
Manager of Greater Media Interactive.
“It’s incredibly easy to download and
even easier to use; you simply take your
favorite station with you.”
“Everyone knows that the key for radio
is to get its streams on mobile devices,
and the iPhone is the most popular, buzzworthy mobile device,” said Jacobs Media
General Manager Paul Jacobs. “With this
application, stations will not only be able
to stream on the iPhone, but listeners
will be able to access the stream with a
touch of the station’s icon on the device,
instead of scrolling through lists of stations.”
Greater Media was the first radio company in the United States to purchase the
One Touch application.
McStews Irish SportsC.Pub
Is Singing Theknown.
Blues
On Thursdays
In 1999
B. S.
“We were formed in 1977 and have
been doing shows ever since. Blues
Thursdays kind of spun from that
back in 1995 when this was known
as A.J’s. There’s a certain type of
On Thursday nights at McStews Irish
market for this music. I tend to bring
Sports Pub in Levittown something
in national acts but also some local
crazy is happening. People from all over talent as well. We have a good loyal and
the area are singing the blues and they
energetic crowd that comes out. Some
love it. Since 1995 the Bucks County
have been coming here since we started
Blues Society has been putting on these and we even had marriages come from
amazing shows featuring the best Blues people meeting here. It’s an older type
acts locally and nationally to packed
crowd however we do pull in some
crowds. They’ve done over 700 of these young people as well. It’s been very
shows on Thursdays and hold the honor interesting. Since Mike and Tom bought
of being the oldest Blues Society in the the bar, McStews is now the place. For
world. I went there last night to see for something to last this long we must be
myself and to talk with Bob Settelen
doing something right. We have a mailing
who’s the Assistant Director for the B. list over 2,000 and we’re internationally
Blues Thursday
was awarded
Best Of Philly by
Philadelphia=2
0Magazine as
Best Urban
Blues Club. We
were the first
to play Blues in
Pa. Our shows
are top notch
professionally
done productions and we
do everything
ourselves. We’re
a non profit
organization for
the preservation
of the Blues. The music gives you
a certain feeling and people don’t
realize that it’s the root for Rock
n Roll even Rap music. A lot of musicians have brought it to the forefront
such as Stevie Ray Vaughan, Walter
Trout, Jimi Hendrix. They extended
it to other genres and age groups. A
lot of the acts we bring in are newer
types of Blues acts and whoever is
still out there surviving. Some national acts that played here were Little
Sammy Davis who played with Muddy
Waters, Eddie Shaw who played with
Howling Wolf, The Nighthawks with
Greg Allman, Albert Collins, Muddy
Waters and John Lee Hooker. Some
of the local acts were The Buicks,
Mikey Jr, Blues Deluxe and Flaming
Harry. We’ve also showcased newer
local acts like Jason Ricci, Gina Sicilia
and now Brooke Shive & The 45’s
here as well. Gina’s based out of
Newtown, Pa and has really made it
nationally. We hooked her up with an
agency and now she’s touring all over
the world. The regional acts usually
come from New York, Delaware and
Jersey. With the amount of shows
we do we try to keep it fresh so it’s
not the same bands all the time or
the same songs. We usually do three
50 minute sets starting at 9:30PM to
1:30AM. It’s hard to book every band
that comes in her e because I only
want the best for our crowds and
they’re very receptive to great performers. I go through all the promo
packages that are sent in. I can tell
by the way it’s put together and how
they’re producing themselves what
kind of act they’ll be when they play
here. We do a Halloween show that’s
going on it’s 32nd year. Our annual
picnic usually held in July draws about
1,200 people and features 7 national
and regional acts. I came here around
1979 and then I became a stage
manager, production manager and
worked my way up to where I am
today. I’ve had a full time DJ business
for over 20 years which allows me to
do this on the side. We’re beginning
to bring in younger crowds and that’s
why I’m booking younger performers
like Brooke Shive here tonight. A lot
of the older performers are dying
off and we need some new talent to
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keep the Blues alive and well.” Concluded Bob.
After my conversation with Bob ended
I sat and watched Brooke perform with
her band for the first time at McStews.
Judging by the ovations she received
from the packed crowd the Blues will be
alive and well for a long time thanks to
amazing singers like her.
She took complete control of the room
and lead us all on a journey that we
didn’t want to come back from. I never
thought the Blues could feel or sound
this good. Her voice became the eyes
into her soul and we loved everythi ng
we saw that night. Brooke was at peace
on that stage and we were just glad that
she allowed us to be a part of it.
Come check out this great place for
yourself on Thursdays and bring a friend
or two. On April 19th it’s their annual
Spring Foot Stomper featuring national
recording artist Guitar Shorty and on
April 23rd come join Eclecto Groove
recording artist Jason Ricci.
For more info on upcoming shows at
Blues Thursdays visit www.bucksbluessociety.com & www.mcstewsirishsportspub.com.
For more info on Brooke Shive & The
45’s visit www.brookeshive.net & www.
myspace.com/brookeshive.
By John J. Ruppert 1-30-2009 : jjrupp@
aol.com
Sweeney’s to Host Elvis
Show on Feb 7th
with Local Michael O’ Connor
As stated in last Issue, a special tribute
to the King of rock n’ roll “Elvis Presely”
will be held on Saturday Feb 7th. The show
will also offer a younger version of Elvis in
his black leather suit with an opening act
by Frank Fierle another local Elvis tribute
artist. . Michael O Connor will headline
this show. Michael just
came from a show at
the House Of Blues in
Atlantic City. He also
was seen last year at
Resorts in a contest
held by Legends in
Concert where he
performed in the
Superstar Theater
and went up against
15 other Elvis tribute
artists. For more information go to ootweb.
com or see Sweeney’s
ad in the latest issue.
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Borgata Event Center - Atlantic City, NJ:
Jan 31, 8pm: Artie Lange. $75, 65, 49.50 SOLD OUT!
Feb 7, 8pm: John Legend with Vaughn Stephens. $86, 76, 66 SOLD OUT!
Feb 13, 8pm: Kid Rock. $95
Feb 15, 8pm: Lisa Lampanelli. $55, 49.50
Mar 6, 7pm: Motley Crue with Hinder, Theory of a Deadman and The Last Vegas. $75
Mar 14, 8pm: Hall & Oates. $85, 65, 50
Mar 21, 8pm: Denis Leary. $95, 85, 65
Music Box @ The Borgata- Atlantic City, NJ:
Jan 31, 8:30pm: The Pretenders. $60 SOLD OUT!
Feb 7, 9pm: Jewel “Solo Acoustic Performance”. $50, 40 SOLD OUT!
Feb 13 & 14, 9pm: Aaron Lewis. $50
Feb 28, 7pm & 10pm: Frank Caliendo. $45, 40
Mar 6 & 7, 9pm: Don Rickles with Michael Martocci. $75
Mar 13 & 14, 9pm: Lewis Black. $75 SOLD OUT!
Mar 20 & 21, 9pm: David Cook. $44.50
Mar 28, 9pm: Rick Springfield. $50
Susquehanna Bank Center - Camden, NJ:
Feb 7, 7pm: 94WYSP Rockers Presents
Slipknot with Coheed and Cambria and Trivium. $49.50, 39.50
Feb 13, 7pm: Dora The Explorer. $44.50, 33.50, 26, 21, 99 (4-pack reserved)
Feb 14, 11am, 2pm & 5pm: Dora The Explorer. $44.50, 33.50, 26, 21, 99 (4-pack reserved)
Feb 15, 11am, 2pm & 5pm: Dora The Explorer. $44.50, 33.50, 26, 21, 99 (4-pack reserved)
Apr 3, 7pm: Thomas & Friends Live! On Stage. $42.50, 32.50, 25, 20
Theater of the Living Arts:
Jan 29, 9pm: Adult Swim Presents Tim and Eric. $25, 28*
Jan 31, 8pm: Harvey Holiday’s Superbowl of Acapella with Cornerstone ft. Golden Voice Harry,
The Larkings, Quiet Storm and Now and Then. $25 (Seated event)
Feb 6, 8pm: Maz Jobrani with Kevan Moezzi. $29, 31.50*, 21.75 (4-pack reserved indiv.; 87 total)
Seated event
Feb 7, 9pm: Big Head Todd & The Monsters with Joan Jones from Sun 60. $25, 28*
Feb 20, 9pm: Rob Riggle with Adam Lowitt. $26.50, 29.50*, 19.90 (4-pack indiv; 79.60 total) –
seated show
Feb 21, 7pm: Sub City Take Action Tour ft. Cute is What We Aim For
with Meg & Dia, Breathe Carolina, Every Avenue and Anarbor. $17, 20*
Feb 26, 8pm: Thriving Ivory. $15, 18*, 11.25 (4-pack indiv.; $45 total)
Feb 27, 9pm: Ben Kweller with The Watson Twins. $20, 23*, 15 (4-pack indiv)
Feb 28, 8:30pm: BFA (Brother From Another) with SDS and Blivet. $15
Mar 5, 8pm: Missy Higgins & Justin Nozuka
with Lenka. $22.50, 25.50*, 16.90 (4-pack indiv.; $67.60 total)
Mar 6, 9pm: Ok Go with Oppenheimer and Longwave. $16, 19*, 12 (4-pack indiv; 48 total)
Mar 14, 8pm: Less Than Jake with The Expendable
and The Flatliners. $20, 23*, 15 (4-pack indiv; 60 total)
Mar 15, 9pm: Butch Walker. $20, 23*, 15 (4-pack indiv.; $60 total)
Mar 19, 9pm: Keller Williams. $24.50, 27*
Mar 22, 7pm: Kottonmouth Kings with La Coka Nostra, Blaze,
Big B, Potluck and Short Dawg Tha Native. $22, 25*
Tower Theater - Upper Darby, PA:
Feb 21, 8pm: Artie Lange & Jim Norton. $75, 65, 39.50 ($3 DOS increase on all tickets)
Feb 22, 8pm: Ne-Yo with Jazmine Sullivan. $96, 66, 56, 50.50
Mar 7, 8pm: Chelsea Handler. $45.50 (DOS), 42.50 (DOS2), 42.50, 39.50
Wachovia Center:
Mar 9, 7pm: Nickelback with Seether and Saving Abel. $75, 55, 46.50
Apr 15, 8pm: Fleetwood Mac. $149.50, 79.50, 49.50
Wachovia Spectrum:
Apr 28 & 29, 7:30pm: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band. $98, 68, 19.67
May 1 & 2, 7:30pm: The Dead. $95, 65
The Note – West Chester, PA:
Feb 5, 8pm: Tom Hamilton’s American Babies with Andrew Lipke & The Prospects
plus Sisters 3 and Hezekiah Jones. $12 (21+)
Feb 6, 9pm: Tragedy: All Metal Tribute to the Bee Gees. Cancelled.
Feb 6, 9pm: DJ Deejay: Michael, Madonna, Prince
(& anything you can shake your hips to) Dance Party. $3 (21+)
Feb 7, 9pm: Overlook “CD Release” with Desoto Jones,
Matt Santry and The Drama Club. $8 (21+)
Feb 12, 9pm: Parkwright with Clarity, The Hendersons and The Real Feel. $8 (21+)
Feb 13, 8pm: The Johnny D’Francesco Power Trio with The Blues Mercenaries. $10, 12* (21+)
Feb 14, 9pm: Bloodhound Gang with El Destructo and J.J. Sinatra. $30, 35* (21+)
Feb 18, 8pm: Everything Burns Tour ft SHIROCK w/ special guest Reilly. $8, 10* (21+)
Feb 19, 9pm: Meeting in the Aisle with East Hundred. $8 (21+)
Feb 20, 9pm: Stereo Transmitted Disease with Lipstick Magazine and Nikki Barr. $8, 10* (21+)
Feb 22, 8:30pm: The Young Dubliners. $20, 23* (21+)
Feb 26, 8pm: Rebelution with Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad
and Three Legged Fox. $12.50, 15* (18+)
Feb 27, 9pm: Simple (A Live Phish Tribute). $10, 12* (21+)
Feb 28, 9pm: The Blue Method. $10 (21+)
Mar 4, 8pm: 40 Oz to Freedom with The Hustle. $10, 12* (21+)
Mar 5, 8pm: The Whigs with Dead Confederate and Trances Arc. $10, 12*
Mar 6, 8pm: A Benefit Concert for St. Jude’s Hospital ft. DiFonzo Pop Experiment,
Members of The Hooters, Earl Slick and Kasim Sulton. $25, 27* (21+)
Mar 8, 6:30pm: Alesana with Drop Dead Gorgeous,
Fear Before, I Set My Friends On Fire and Fall From Grace. $14, 16*
Mar 9, 7:30pm: The Airborne Toxic Event with Alberta Cross and Henry Clay People. $12, 14*
Mar 12, 9pm: The Tressels & Peelander-Z with Tough Guys Take Over. $8, 10* (21+)
Mar 13, 9pm: Black Landlord Album Release with Grind City (Album Release)
and Fat Daddy Has Been. $8, 10* (21+)
Mar 14, 9pm: Zelazowa with The New Connection and The Moxy. $8 (21+)
Mar 19, 8pm: The Slackers with Ruder Than You and Last Martyrs of a Lost Cause. $14, 16*
Mar 20, 6:30pm:Valencia with Houston Calls,You Me and Everyone We Know,
and The Goodnight Anthem. $13, 15*
Mar 21, 9pm: Perpetual Groove. $13, 15* (21+)
Mar 25, 8:30pm: The Hot Seats. $10, 12* (21+)
Mar 26, 9pm: The Bridge with Mad Sweet Pangs. $10, 12* (21+)
Mar 27, 7pm: Glasvegas with Ida Maria. $12, 14*
Academy of Music:
Mar 22, 8pm: Morrissey with The Courteeners. $75, 59.50, 45
Sovereign Performing Arts Center:
Feb 27, 8pm: Frank Caliendo. $50, 35, 29.75
Mar 7, 7pm: Cheech & Chong. $59.50, 39.50
Key: [* = Day of Show Price]
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VALENTINE’S DAY IS
SPECIAL AT THE
GENERAL DAVIS
HOUSE AND SO IS
EVERYDAY!
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many items on their
menu to pick. Hot
sandwiches to
the full dinner
entrees with
prices that
make sense in
this day an age.
When you
enter into the
General Davis
The General Davis House, 76 Street Road, Southampton House you’ll find
PA. 215-322-1000
yourself walking past
their bar area with the
The General Davis House in Southampton Pa., is a
dining area in the back
great place for lunch and dinner and for Valentine’s Day
- you’ll see yourself in a cozy
they offer a special package dinner for two at $39.99....
setting that will only add to your dining experience.
Not only is this place a great place for dinner but their
The night time rules at the General Davis house with
bar is packed nightly with a great looking crowd.
many promotional nights and specials offered daily. FREE
General John Davis for whom the town of Davisville
WINGS on Mondays to half price cheese Steaks on
was named, was born in 1788, the grandson of WelshSaturdays...you can even stop by on Sunday and have
Irish immigrants who first settled in Bucks County in
breakfast.. Daily Happy Hour to
1740. The General came from heroic stock. His father
great beer promotional nights weekly...add in a great
was in the Revolutionary war, and fought in battles at
looking crowd and there you have it
Brandywine and Germantown under Laffayette’s comthe atmosphere for the perfect place to bring your
mand ...when you look at the menu at the General Davis friends or even come and meet new friends. Thursday
House the full story is right there for you to take in. It
nights are Karaoke nights and they offer $2 Domestic
is kind of amazing when you read the history...but now
Bottles.
for the modern story...the food here ranges from DinFor the upcoming Holiday, if you are looking to get out
ner entrees from Troops Choice at $14.99 which is a
with someone special, think about a night over at the
breast of Chicken stuffed with bacon and mozzarella and General Davis House, since here the food matters and
topped with mushrooms sauce...or you can go to Prime you matter.
New Your Steak (12 oz) for $15.99 and here you can
For more information on the General see them onadd in Jack Daniels sauce for an extra $1 or how about
line at www.ootweb.com or see their ad in this special
mushrooms and onions in addition. Other entrees
issue of OOT.
are: General Davis Chicken which is sauteed chicken
tenderloins with
peppers, onions
and black olives
in a marinara
sauce over pasta
$14.99 The
portions are
nice sized and
priced just right.
From Ravioli
to the catch of
the day or even
Flounder Bella
Vista to Fried
shrimp they
have something
on their dinner
menu to satisfy
anyone’s taste..
Appetizers
are many like:
Buffalo Shrimp
to Hot Spinach
Dip or Mozzarella Sticks
to Chicken
Fingers...or even
Potato Skins.
Nachos to
the General’s
Combo which
consists of
wings, poppers,
potatoe skins,
mozzarella
sticks.. Also, if
you like salads...
look out since
the General can
go from you
basic Garden
salad to classic
Caesar and a
Mediterranean
Salad is offered.
They also have
the traditional
Chef Salad.
From Wraps
to Ribs to Pizza
and your traditional Burgers,
there are so
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DJ Robbie Rob is one of the most requested DJ’s in the tri-state Area.
He’s had his plate full for the better part of the past 20 years.
Currently He can be heard Mixing Philly’s #1 Live Broadcast on
MY 106.1 On Friday Nights, hosted by radio legend Frank Cerami.
Robbie Rob has been a long resident DJ at Clubs Like The Coastline In Cherry Hill NJ Since 1988. More Recently mixing music at
Memories
In Margate for “the Geator with the Heater” Jerry Blavat. His new
adventure Is his new resident night, at Alfie’s in The North East
2417 Welsh Road on Thursday Nights Mixing the hottest Music of
today for there College Night. Also Robbie Rob has Appeared at
many clubs in Las Vegas, and NYC. Robbie owns the DJ company
All Star Dee Jays where he has provided entertainment for future
Brides and Grooms in the Delaware Valley for the past 20 years.
To Book Robbie Rob 856-524-6038 www.allstardjsnj.com
Bio Info DJ since 1987 TSC Graduate Producer/Radio Remixer
Since 1988 Yankee Fan! lol
Clubs I’ve Worked recently! Coastline Cherry Hill, Bar 13 NYC,
Culture Club NYC, Michael’s Cafe, Studio 54 Las Vegas & Many
More
Feb 5, 8:30pm: The Black Keys with Heartless Bastards and Patrick Sweany. $25, 27*
Feb 6, 8:30pm: The Pretenders with American Bang. $35, 38*
Feb 14, 8:30pm: Ben Folds with Miniature Tigers. $35 SOLD OUT!
Feb 28, 8:30pm: Thievery Corporation. $35, 38*
Mar 6, 7pm: Rockstar Taste of Chaos ft. Thursday with Four Year Strong,
Bring Me The Horizon, Pierce the Veil and Cancer Bats. $25, 28*
Mar 8, 8pm: Dropkick Murphys with H2O and Civet. $25, 28*
Mar 21, 8:30pm: Bloc Party. $25, 28*
Mar 27, 8pm: Les Claypool with Saul Williams, Secret Chiefs 3 and O’Death. $23.50, 26.50*
Apr 1, 8pm: Lady GaGa with The White Tie Affair and Chester French. $20, 23*
(Show moved from TLA – all tickets honored)
Apr 19, 7pm: No Fear Energy Music Tour ft. Lamb of God with As I Lay Dying,
Children of Bodom, Municipal Waste and God Forbid. $38, 40*
May 12, 8pm: Animal Collective. $20, 23*
Key: [* = Day of Show Price]
EYE ON: Mike Mc Cullough
His Passion For The Music is Loud And Clear With Each Song!
By Donny Smith
Mike McCullough’s been
playing around town. In fact
he’s been playing for years.
Some of the spots he’s played
are Gilanes in Ardmore,
Chickie’s and Pete’s on the
Boulevard, the Ashburner in
Northeast Philly as well as
both Curran’s on State Road
and in Bucks County. Also the
Springmill Country Club in
Ivyland, SmokeEaters, Coach’s
and Rauchut’s in the Great
Northeast just to name a few.
Mike performs solo but can do
the duo thing or even strike up
a very good band if needed. His
love and passion for music comes
through loud and clear in his performances. He hosts an open mic
at Rauchut’s on Sunday evenings
between 7 and 11 and has been
for years. Rauchut’s is a neighborhood bar that amazingly attracts
some of the finest musicians in
the area. He alternates weeks
with Vince Schneider, although
he can be seen
there on Vince’s
nights as well.
Mike does cover tunes and he
does them very
well. He’ll hit
you with some
tunes you might
not expect, like
Bob Dylan’s “
Idiot Wind” or
the Stone’s “
Memory Motel.” He does
classic rock
acoustic style
and is available
for bookings.
( mumbrew@
aol.com) If
you’re into
acoustic guitar
and harmonica
why not stop
by Rauchut’s on
a Sunday night
and check out
the scene.You’ll
be glad you did.
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FLEETWOOD MAC TO ‘UNLEASH’
PERFORMANCE IN PHILADELPHIA
APRIL 15 | 8PM WACHOVIA
CENTER
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees are back
The legendary rockers Fleetwood Mac
have added 29 more shows to their upcoming Greatest Hits “Unleashed” Tour including
a stop at the Wachovia Center in Philadelphia
on Wednesday, April 15th. The new tour dates
come on the heels of the first leg of dates announced in December that have nearly
sold out.
Tickets for this
show go on sale
Monday, January
26 at 10am and
will be available at
ComcastTIX.com,
LiveNation.com, the
Wachovia Complex
Box Office, by-phone
at 800-298-4200
and select ACME
locations. Reserved
seats are: $49.50,
$79.50 & $149.50.
The sure to be historic “Unleashed” Tour,
beginning on March 1 in Pittsburgh, is an epic
cross-country trek featuring 44 shows in major
markets including Atlanta, Houston and Las
Angeles. The tour will include all of the Mac’s
many greatest hits from over the course of
the band’s extraordinary career. Fleetwood
Mac, the multi-Grammy winning, multi-platinum
MONDAY FEBRUARY 9 @ The Balcony
MOVIE MONDAY ZACK AND MIRI… (2008)
Doors open at 6:30pm / Show at 8pm / 21+
TUESDAY FEBRUARY 10 @ The Balcony
LIGHTS Man Like Machine Team Goldie : Tix:
$10 / Drs: 6pm, Show: 6:30pm / All Ages
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 13 @ The Trocadero
94 WYSP presents TRIBUTE WARS Featuring
APPETITE FOR DESTRUCTION - #1 GUNS
N’ ROSES TRIBUTE BAND, TRAGEDY: A Metal Tribute to the BEE GEES, ZIGGY STARLET All Girl Tribute to David Bowie, MISTRESS OF
PUPPETS - All Girl METALLICA Tribute : Tix:
$10 / Drs: 8pm, Show: 8:30pm / 21+
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 14 @ The Balcony
VALENTINE’S DAY KARAOKE GONG
SHOW & ROCK BAND 2 SHRED-A-THON!
Hosted by Skeletor Sing your favorite
karaoke love songs (we have a book of over
6,000 titles) but beware, the evil overlord of
Eternia may gong you before you are through!
on the road for the first time in five years following several successful solo projects.
“We love our band and think the title of the
tour “UNLEASHED” perfectly describes how
we all feel when we get on stage together especially in 2009.
We’re so happy to
get back out on the
road, perform everyone’s favorite songs
and see our fans,”
said the band in a
joint statement.
In other great
Fleetwood Mac
news, the iconographic RUMOURS
CD (certified
Diamond ® signifying sales of over 10
million units by the
RIAA) is scheduled
to be re-released as part of a special CD/DVD
boxed set on Reprise Records in conjunction
with the tour dates. The boxed set will include
several songs from Rumours in their original demo form along with unreleased tracks
recorded during that time period and neverbefore-seen DVD footage of the band from the
Rumours era.
Do you have the power? Plus
rock out with ROCK BAND 2 on
XBOX 360! We will have a full band
(4 player) set up in the Balcony
that’s hooked up to the Troc’s
full-size movie screen! FREE ADMISSION and
$2 DRINK SPECIALS ALL NIGHT LONG!
Sponsored by Masquerade Adventure Drs:
10pm / 21+
SUNDAY FEBRUARY 15 @ The Balcony
AUTOMATIC LOVELETTER, A Cursive Memory, The Friday Night Boys, Makeout Party : Tix:
$12 / Drs: 6pm, Show: 6:30pm / All Ages
MONDAY FEBRUARY 16 @ The Balcony
MOVIE MONDAY NICK AND NORAH’S
INFINITE PLAYLIST (2008) $3 gets you in and
goes towards a drink / Doors open at 6:30pm
/ Show at 8pm / 21+
WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 18 @ The
Trocadero
Y-Rock and XPN welcome FUJIYA & MIYAGI,
School of Seven Bells : Tix: $15 adv $17 adv /
Drs: 7pm, Show: 7:30pm / All Ages
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 20 @ The Trocadero
Y-Rock and XPN welcome M. WARD,Vivian
Girls : Tix: $17 adv $19 dos / Drs: 8pm, Show:
9pm / All Ages
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 21 @ The Trocadero
Radio 104.5 presents LUDO, This Providence,
Sing It Loud, The Morning Light, The Skylife
: Tix: $13 adv $14 dos / Drs: 6pm, Show:
6:30pm / All Ages
SUNDAY FEBRUARY 22 @ The Trocadero
FINALLY PHILLY PRESENTS EYAL GOLAN :
Tix: $85 VIP Seating, $65 GA Floor, $55 GA
Balcony / Drs: 6:30pm, Show: 7:30pm / All Ages
TUESDAY FEBRUARY 24 @ The Trocadero
An Evening of Sketch Comedy with… The
Whitest Kids U’ Know As seen of IFC
Tix: $13 adv $15 dos / Drs: 7pm, Show:
7:30pm / All Ages / General Admission Seated
Show
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 27 @ The Balcony
WILLIAM TELL (of Something Corporate)
Jimmy Robbins : Tix: $10 / Drs: 7pm / All Ages
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 28 @ The Trocadero
CRADLE OF FILTH, Satyricon, Nefarious : Tix:
$24 adv $26 dos / Drs: 7pm, Show: 7:30pm /
All Ages
Page 28
Donny’s Joke Corner
Interviews at the
Tango
Three guys Tony, Fezzik, and Jeff all go in
for a job interview
with Bowie at the
Tango. Jeff goes in for
his interview and the
interviewer Bowie says,
“What’s the first thing
you see when you look at me?” Jeff says, “That’s
not too hard, you’ve got no ears man.”Bowie
says, “That’s it, get out!! You’ll never be seen
around here again!!” The second man Fezzik
takes his turn and is asked the same question.
Fezzik replies, “Uuuuh ... you’ve got no ears?”
Bowie throws Fezzik out, cursing and yelling
that he’ll never get a job with his company. As
Fezzik is leaving, he warns Tony guy, “Listen man,
whatever you do, don’t say that he hasn’t got
any ears. He’s soooo touchy with the ear thing.”
“Okay thanks,” said Tony on his way into the
office. Once inside Bowie asks him, “Name the
first thing you notice when you look at me.”
Tony answers, “That’s easy ....You wear contacts.” Bowie was flabbergasted, “How on earth
did you know that?” Tony answered, “What?
Seriously? ...You can’t wear glasses if you’ve got
no ears!”
ask. Whatchu want?’, he says, trying to sound
experienced and worldly, which he hopes will
impress her. A thoughtful silence follows, and
he waits patiently (and eagerly) for her request.
Liz eventually shyly whispers back, ‘I want to try
someting I have hear about from da odda girls
.... I wanna try a Numbaa 69.’ More silence, this
time from him. Eventually, in a confused and
puzzled tone he asks her.... ‘ So you want ......
Kung Pow Chicken wif snow peas?’
Seven Words With Two Meanings:
1.) THINGY (thing-ee) n. Female - Any part under a car’s
hood. Male - The strap fastener on a woman’s bra.
2.) VULNERABLE (vul-ne-ra-bel) adj Female - Fully opening up one’s self emotionally to another Male - Playing
football without a cup.
3.) COMMUNICATION (ko-myoo-ni-kay-shon) n.
Female - The open sharing of thoughts and feelings with
one’s partner. Male - Leaving a note before taking off on a
fishing trip with the boys.
4.) COMMITMENT (ko- mit-ment) n. Female - A desire
to get married and raise a family. Male - Trying not to hit
on other women while out with this one
5.) ENTERTAINMENT (en-ter-tayn-ment) n. Female - A
good movie, concert, play or book. Male - Anything that
can be done while drinking beer.
6.) FLATULENCE (flach-u-lens) n. Female - An embarrassing by-product of indigestion. Male - A source of
entertainment, self-expression, and male bonding
7.) MAKING LOVE (may-king luv) n. Female - The greatest expression of intimacy a couple can achieve. Male Call it whatever you want, just as long as we do it!!
Marni and Ian
A young Jewish couple Marni and Ian got
Ting Tang - Walla Walla Bing Bang
married and left on their honeymoon. When
A young Chinese couple Houl and Liz decide
they got back, the bride immediately called her
to get married. Liz is a virgin, and truth be told, mother. “Well,” said her mother, “So how was
the groom Houl is a virgin too, but the blushing the honeymoon?” “Oh, mama,” Marni replied,
bride Liz doesn’t know that. On their wedding “The honeymoon was wonderful! So romannight, she cowers naked under the sheets, as
tic...” and suddenly she burst out crying. “But,
her new husband undresses in the darkness.
mama, as soon as we returned Ian started
He climbs into bed next to her and tries to
using the most horrible language ... things I’d
be reassuring. ‘My darring,’ Houl whispers, ‘I
never heard before! I mean, all of these AWFUL
know dis you firss time and you berry flighten. 4-letter words! You’ve got to come get me and
I plomise you, I give you anyting you want, I
take me home... PLEASE MAMA!” “Marnie,
do anyting - juss anyting you want.You juss
Marnie,” her mother said, “calm down! Tell me,
what could be
so awful. WHAT
4-letter words?
“Please don’t
make me tell
you, mama,”
wept Marni,
“I’m so embarrassed they’re
just too awful!
COME GET
ME, PLEASE!!!”
“Darling, baby,
you must tell
me what has
you so upset... said her
mother. Tell
your mother
these horrible
4-letter words!”
Still sobbing, the
bride said, “Oh,
mama... words
like: Dust, Wash,
Iron and Cook!”
“I’ll pick you up
in ten minutes,”
said the mama.
Little Joseph
One day the first
grade teacher was
reading the story
of Chicken Little
to her class. She
came to the part
where Chicken
Little warns the
farmer. She read “
... and Chicken Little went up to the farmer and said
“The sky is falling
the sky is falling!”
The teacher then
asked the class,
“And what do you
think the farmer
said?” Joseph
raised his hand
and said, “I think
the farmer said
“HOLY SHIT ... A
talking chicken !!”
Final Last
Words ...
Definition of
fucked : a man has
a truck payment,
a house payment,
a wife and a girlfriend and there
all a month late.
Have a GREAT
Valentines Day
gang !! Be sure
to check out my
boys UnderKoveR
at Chill in Holland
on Saturday Feb.
7th. The night is
gonna ROCK for
sure!! As always,
if you’ve got a
good one, send it
on over to: donnysjokes@yahoo.
com Have fun!!
Donny
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