IT`S FIVE O`CLOCK SOMEWHERE BRUNCH

IT’S FIVE O’CLOCK SOMEWHERE BRUNCH
Volume 18, Issue 5 Table of Contents
Page 1 Ronald McDonald House, Sail On Connie
Page 2 First Mate’s Watch, Purser’s Log, Recipe
Page 3 Boat Drinks Bacchanal
Page 4 Shark Bites
Page 5 Shark Bites
Page 6 Shark Bites
Page 7 One Particular Phlocking
Page 8 Jimmy Returns to N.O., Jimmy at
Stubb’s
Page 9 Jimmy at Stubb’s continued
Page 10 Zac Brown Band
Page 11 Jack’s Backs
Page 12 Captain and Crew, Jakie’s Journal
A Sad Note:
We mourn the passing of Connie Gray. Connie “Hurricane Dancer” was the PHiP Regional Communicator Chair. She was an
active member of the Central Texas Parrot
Head Club, as well as great leader, mentor
and communicator.
Some of you may have met Connie at events
across the nation and would be able to attest
to how she earned her nickname. She was a
powerful force in the mission to “Party with
a Purpose”.
We will miss a woman who could listen,
give an opinion and really get the job done.
Our sympathy goes out to her family, her
PHiP and Central Texas Phamily and all of
those who came in contact with her.
Volunteering to participate in the Sunday Brunch venue at
Ronald McDonald House (RMH) was a no brainer...after all we
do "Party with a Purpose". We had a great group of Parrot
Heads participating ...Waneta Goodwin, John Libhart, Dolly and
Larry Kmetz, Captain Shauna and us.
Waneta and I visited the RMH prior to our scheduled date for a
tour and to meet the coordinator Maria. We were very impressed with the facilities and
the amount of volunteers that
help support this program. They
have over 200 volunteers from
the community that do what is
needed such as cleaning, manning the desk, cooking and other
duties as required. The pantry,
from which you can pull what
you need to supplement your
menu, is quite impressive; again
all donated items from various organizations. You decide what
you will serve.
Sunday brunch can be served anytime after 9am and the meal
must be prepared on site or catered by a restaurant. Our menu
was simple and easy to prepare - scrambled eggs with/without
cheese, breakfast sausage patties, fruit salad, pancakes, chicken
Caesar salad and juice. Because of the items we had from the
pantry, our out- of- pocket expense was about $10 each. We all
arrived around 8am and were done by 1015. The meal is left out
for those that "sleep in" and the staff will put the extras away. I
found it very hard to believe, but one of the staff at RMH, not
knowing what Parrot Heads are, asked. When I told her what we
do and that we follow Jimmy Buffett and trop rock music, she
asked “Who is Jimmy Buffett?” So, Jimmy, here is your challenge - get your message out to the next generation of Parrot
Heads!
The people staying at RMH were very appreciative of the home
cooked meal and we had a waiting line for the food.
And, of course, we brought our "Parrot Head" gear - leis, tropical shirts and music!
Mary and Andy Chopak
FIRST MATE’S WATCH
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As Captain Shauna Mañana is out of town during the publication of the Tequila
Times, your faithful First Mate is filling the gap and I have lots of news!
We’ve been shuttling cargo to many ports. The Parrot Heads in Amish Paradise
continue to collect kitty litter, peanut butter and cleaning supplies for the Humane
Society of Harrisburg Area. We also plunder your closets for donation to the
United Methodist Children’s Home. After the May meeting, I hauled the cargo
of four cases of non-perishables to the Lebanon County Christian Ministry’s
Food Bank. This charity serves many of the homeless and needy residents of Lebanon County, including kids heading into summer break with little food at home.
They give us a hearty “thank you” for the contributions to their cargo hold! Always remember to mark
down your donations on the social sign in sheet. You earn Parrot Points for every donation!
We used our bounty to serve a delicious brunch at Ronald McDonald House (see article). And your Executive Board is investigating new places for casual gatherings—happy hour, anyone?
Coming up on Saturday, July 25th, we have the 3rd annual Pool Party at Dixie and John Winters’ lovely
home! Orchard is just a quick trip down 72 from the Turnpike or 322. Dixie is a most gracious hostess and
John’s hand-squeezed margaritas are award-winning! See Shark Bites for more info.
Road Clean-Up is the week before on July 18. We get to cleaning up at 10am, meeting at the Exelon
Welcome Center on 441, across from Three Mile Island. Last clean up brought out some new faces who
didn’t let the words “clean up” scare them! The post clean up party at the Blue Room is always an adventure! Save that date to help keep ‘Merica beautiful.
Also in July, Scott Kirby graces Central PA with his presence on the 16th at Knicker’s Pub, Heritage Hills
Golf Resort. He never disappoints with a performance overlooking the fairways and fountain. Get there
early for a seat. Scott warms up the guitar at 7pm.
In August, we have two phenomenal events—The Jakie Invitational, a putt-putt tournament benefitting
the Wounded Warriors of Pennsylvania and Music on the Mountain, hosting John Frinzi and special
guest, Emily Randle. We don’t get John to come to Central Pa very often, so let’s show him some love.
Read more about both events in Shark Bites and/or on the flyers available at this month’s social.
If you’re headed out to Pittsburgh for the Buffett show, the Steel City Fins have invited us to their preparty the day before. John McDonald and the Mango Men will be the musical guests.
Also in July, our neighbors, Berks County Parrot Head Club, invites us to their Parrot Daze event on July
11.
Phew! Is that enough good stuff for you? Wishing you all fair winds and a following seas!
May 2015 Purser’s Log
Balance in Account 4/30/2015 3029.12
Income:
50/50
60.00
Total Income
60.00
Expenses
Downtown Sound (Member Packets) 21.20
Barb Tyree (Tequila Times Printing)
17.49
Total Expenses
38.69
Balance in Account 5/31/2015 3050.43
DIRTY MONKEY
1/2 of a very ripe banana
1.5 ounce aged rum
2 ounces pineapple juice
.5 ounce Kahlua
A splash of banana liqueur
A splash of Cream de Coco
Add lots of ice and hit the blender button. Pour into a tall glass that in which
the inside has been drizzled with chocolate syrup. YUM!!!!
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Sailing with "Boat Drinks
Bacchanal"
Kurt and I went on a little sail down to Dewey Beach to
party with the Delaware Sea Shore Parrot Heads. Their
party with a purpose was to raise money for the SPCA.
These Parrot Heads really know how to throw a party!!
We were welcomed from the first person we met. I was
even offered a bottle of water while I was standing in
line to get in due to my nursing a head ache. The price to get in was $50.00 for music and all you could drink
for 5 hours. The venue was on the Bay side overlooking the boat docks and the water. There was sand between our toes, sunshine on our faces, a pig on a spit, and MANY boat drinks in our hands. The Band was
Jimmy and the Parrots and of course they are worth the fifty dollar ticket alone! We danced, sang, and
laughed for hours. I met a lot of other members from other Parrot head groups while searching for Jack's
Backs. Next year I hope to find more Amish phriends at this venue it was a great time for a great cause. My
only regret is having to wait a year for this event to happen again.
Reporting from one
particular harbor, Jill
and Kurt Hoffman
(5/16/2015)
WALK FOR A HEALTHY COMMUNITY
May 16, 2015 four Amish Parrotheads walked around the HACC campus raising money for the Center for
Independent Living of Central Pa. Metro, Karen, Chris and Lynn, wearing club shirts, enjoyed the music,
the fun and a beautiful day. Metro and Karen did the 5K, Chris and Lynn after walking what seemed like
5 miles from the parking lot opted for just the one mile. PHIAP raised $450.00 of the total of $14,000
raised for The Center for Independent Living.
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SHARK BITES
By Dixie Winters
WINTERS’ 3RD ANNUAL
POOL PARTY SATURDAY, JULY
25, 2015
Road Trip!!Hey if you can travel to Pittsburgh to see
Jimmy Buffett, to Abbotstown to see Dennis, then
you can drive to Manheim to a pool party. There
will be tons of food and fun activities, and John’s
award winning margaritas.
Bring friends, lawn chairs, swimming attire, towels.
If you want to, bring your favorite picnic food or
nothing at all (no, that is not an invitation to skinnydip!!)
When: Saturday, July 25, 2015 from 4-8 pm.
Where: 405 Orchard Lane, Manheim
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MUSIC ON THE MOUNTAIN
2nd Annual
Saturday, August 29th
4-7 pm
Krieger Mountain Resort
284 Sandy Hollow Church Rd,
New Bloomfield, Pennsylvania 17068
John Frinzi
Special Guest
Emily Randle
Ticket Pre-Sale will be $20. $25 at the door.
PHIAP will be providing grilled meat, water and soda.
Please bring a side dish or dessert to share! It will be
BYOBeverage, bathing suit and chair.
JAKIE INVITATIONAL MINIGOLF TOURNMANENT
August 9th
Corn Hole Tournament will start at 1 PM and will be
$10 per team with cash prize.
There will also be a shot contest. Bring your best mixed
drink and it will be served as a shot and it will be voted
on. $10 to enter and $5 to taste shots. Trophy to the winner!
Once again, the Amish Parrotheads are
challenging the Hanover Parrotheads.
This time the stakes are higher. We must Please contact: Don 'Yogi' Krieger at (717)574-4773
or [email protected] or Sue McCaughey at
win back our Tiki Trophy and regain
(717) 951-2983 or [email protected] for tickets
our bragging rights. So get your teams
and information
of four together and start practicing.
Rich Valley Gold Course
227 Rich Valley Rd, Mechanicsburg, PA 17050
Check Tequila Times for more information, or contact Yogi Krieger for additional details. [email protected].
Benefits the Wounded Warriors Project.
Limited number of tickets for this event!
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By Dixie Winters
Jimmy Buffett
Pre Concert Party!
In Pittsburgh
Wednesday, August 12, 2015
1pm-11pm
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MEETING OF THE MINDS
"A Salty Piece of Land"
November 4th - November
8th 2015
Key West, Florida
Join the Steel City Fins as they welcome Jimmy back
to their city.
The man who coined the genre name “Trop Rock”
PARTY BUS TO MOTM? Parrotheads of New Mexico
Pittsburgh’s own John McDonald and The Mango
are considering a party bus from Ft. Lauderdale to
Men will be filling the afternoon air around the pool Cayo Hueso. If you’re interested, contact Colin Howard at [email protected]
with all your favorite Tropical Tunes.
This could be an epic event!
Hotel info:
Crowne Plaza Pittsburgh West-Greentree
401 Holiday Dr.
Pittsburgh Pa. 15220
(412)922-8100
$129.00 per night Wednesday and Thursday
Please use code: BUF for our Room block & Rate.
JIMMY BUFFETT
EAST COAST SCHEDULE SO FAR
Workin' n' Playin' Tour 2015
JUN 20 JIFFY LUBE LIVE
Bristow, VA
JUN 23 RIVERBEND MUSIC CENTER
Cincinnati, OH
AUG 1 XFINITY CENTER
Mansfield, MA
AUG 13 FIRST NIAGARA PAVILION
665 PA-18, Burgettstown, PA 15021
(Formerly Post Gazette Pavilion At Star Lake)
AUG 18 NIKON @ JONES BEACH
Wantagh, NY
AUG 20 SUSQUEHANNA BANK CENTER
Camden, NJ
PHIAP BOARD MEETING
The monthly Board meeting of the Parrotheads in
Amish Paradise will be held on Wednesday, July 1,
2015 at Boomerang, New Cumberland.
Boomerang has entertainment on the
deck on Wednesdays. We could migrate to the deck, post meeting. RSVP
to Shauna Mañana
([email protected]) if you plan to attend!
Everyone is welcome to attend Board meetings. They
are entertaining and we value your input!
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DENNIS MCCAUGHEY AT
TROPICAL SOUL
Dennis McCaughey
Tropical Soul: Gigs
Thursday, June 11, 2015
Appalachian Brewing Co.
Amish Parrotheads Monthly Meeting - 7:00 pm
3721 Market Street
“PHLOCKING OF THE PHAITHFUL" Camp Hill Pennsylvania , PA
21st Annual
"Phlocking of the Phaithful"
June 11-14, 2015 (yes, that’s THIS weekend)
Mr. Ed’s Bar and Grill
300 Delaware Avenue
Put-in-Bay, Ohio 43456
"Phlocking of the Phaithful" is the 2nd oldest
continuously running Parrot Head and Trop Rock
event in the country. Only MOTM has been running
longer. Called the Key West of the North, Put-inBay, Ohio is just 7 hours from Amish Parrothead
Country; where as, Key west is 19 hours and 31
minutes from here.
Saturday, June 13, 2015
Phlocking of the Phaithful
Dennis Solo at Phlocking of the Phaithful - TBA Saturday afternoon. (See write-up to left.)
Monday, June 15-Sunday, June 21, 2015
Hogs Breath Saloon 5:30 pm - 9:30 pm
400 Front Street Key West Florida 33040
If you can't be there in person, watch on the Hog Cam
www.hogsbreath.com.
Friday, June 26th, 2015
Bay City Restaurant
Tropical Soul Duo
Bay City Restaurant - 7pm - 10pm
Gather your friends and car pool to this great event. 110 Eisenhower Drive
Dennis McCaughhey will perform on Saturday after- Hanover Pennsylvania
noon, times TBA. To register for this great Trop
Rock event that includes Jerry Diaz, John Reno,
Thursday, July 2nd, 2015
Mike Miller, Mike Nash, Jim Ashbell and the Tropi- Liberty Forge
holics, Jimmy and the Parrots, Don Middlebrook and Dennis Solo at Liberty Forge - 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Brent Burns go to http://
3804 Lisburn Road
www.crabislandmambo.com/Crab-Island-MamboMechanicsburg Pennsylvania 17055
presents-Phlocking-of-the-Phaithful.html
Commodore Motel
Friday, July 3rd, 2015
(Our HOST hotel adjacent to Mr. Ed's Bar & Grill) Bridges Golf Club
272 Delaware Avenue
Dennis Solo at Bridges Golf Club - 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm
6729 York Road
Put-in-Bay, OH 43456
Abbottstown
Pennsylvania 17301
419-285-3101 or 419-285-5701
http://www.commodoreresort.com
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April 17- 19, 2015, six Parrothead clubs got together for an event, East Coast Style. The Wyndham hotel in Philadelphia- Mount Laurel, NJ became the Parrothead capital of the east coast.
Hundreds of Hawaiian clad Jimmy Buffett fans
set out to Party with a Purpose (and did we ever).
The over $16,000 raised was donated to the ALS
Assoc, Veterans Making a Difference,
Philadoptables, Camp No Worries, Wounded
Warrior Project and Marine Mammal Stranding
Center.
The music talent for this first ever Phlocking was
amazing! Headliners Jim Morris and the Big
Bamboo Band, and the Boat Drunks rocked the
ballroom Friday and Saturday night. Other musical acts were Jimmy and the Parrots Trio, Will
Kimbrough, Tropical Soul, Mark James, Gary
PhillipS, Nicky Fabbz, Latitude 24, Dead Jimmy
with Dave Hartranft, John McGarvey, Toes in the
Sand, Jersey John. This music lineup was just
crazy. From Friday afternoon through Sunday
afternoon the music just kept going.
Not only was there music, but raffles, 50/50, a
signed Jimmy Buffett guitar, and a Pirate/Wench
contest. Now I have been to a lot of these events
and I’ve never seen so many good raffle baskets.
I think in total there were over 100 baskets and
cool items.
For the first year, what I
saw was everything running smoothly.
8 Amish joined in the
fun, dancing, drinking
and reconnecting with
friends. Lynn and Yogi’s
room turned into the hospitality suite. We did it
Weiner style, with crock
pots and great food.
For years, New England
has had their Parrothead
convention, and Stars Fell
on Alabama in the south,
there are Fin’s to the West and Stars on the Water. All of these have become great weekend Parrothead events raising thousands of dollars for
charity. Well I’m here to say there is a new event
on the block and it is ONE PARTICULAR
PHLOCKING. The Krieger’s will be back at
OPP next year. Hope more Amish will hitch up
your buggies and join us!
Event sponsors: Phlock of South Jersey, Berks
County PHC, Coastal Jersey PHC, Jersey Shore
PHC, Philly Phinz PHC and the Pirates in Paradise PHC.
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Jimmy Returns to New Orleans
The New Orleans Jazz
and Heritage Festival is
a once in a life-time
event. If you like music
and an eclectic groups
of musicians, you have
to attend at least once in
your life. John and I have been their four times, but
Jimmy Buffett never played then. Last year we were
there, and Jimmy surprised concert goers by joining
another performer on stage. John and I did not see
him because John was back in the room with food
poisoning---bad, bad raw oyster. At long last, Jimmy
Buffett finally returned to New Orleans to headline
the Jazz and Heritage Festival on Sunday, April 26.
Among 200,000 plus people, five Amish Parrotheads
made their pilgrimage to see their favorite Trop Rock
singer. Bob and TC Roscoe, Alana Lambert, and
John and Dixie Winters braved the rain and storm the
previous day and tried to avoid the mud pits as they
watched the crowds flocking to the “big stage.” It
was hard to image that many people watching Jimmy
since at the exact same time, Pitbull and Lady Gaga
and Tony Bennett were performing on near-by stages. By far, Jimmy had the biggest and loudest crowd.
Come on, can you image anyone going to the Pitbull
stage wearing feathers and coconuts bras?
All-in-all, it was a wonderful experience. Jimmy was
great. As he does at most concerts, time and again
during his two-hour performance, Jimmy delighted
the crowd with references to sweet NOLA, where he
worked the bars and crowds in the French Quarter 40
years ago. Singing his signature song, Margaritaville,
Jimmy sang, "Nibbling on sponge cake," watching
the sun bake, all of you at Jazz Fest covered in mud.
Strumming my six-string, on my front porch swing,
we're looking a lot better than when there's a flood."
We will probably return to New Orleans. It’s my favorite city. In fact,
in a different place
in my life, I wrote
an Ode to NOLA.
pass quickly with a few (hidden) beers under the
shade tree. Not bad for sidewalk tailgating.
When the doors open, we’re quick to the front
row, stage left (thanks to Phriends who saved us
a spot). With 3 hours to hangout before the concert we pass the time consuming margaritas and
May 31, 2015 By Tammy Camp
getting to know our very close neighbors. RunPhotos © Jeff Cohen at Moonshine Images,
ning the gauntlet through a few hundred people
Mark Guinn and Tammy Camp
to get to the bar and back wasn’t too bad and
Jimmy Buffett’s Workin’ n’ Playin’ concert
front row is definitely worth the effort.
at Stubb’s BBQ in Austin, Tx
Jimmy Buffett Concert
A small venue and a surprise concert in the
“Look what rolled in with the flood!” Jimmy Bufheart of downtown at the famous Stubb’s BBQ. Tickets
fett announced with contagious energy as he and the Coral
went on sale a week beforehand and luckily a number
Reefers took the stage at 8pm. I’m starting to get suspiof Central Texas Parrot Head Club members snagged tickcious… Austin has a history of major weather phenomeets, including a very happy me!
nons when Buffett comes to town.
Waiting on Jimmy
The local flooding and damage were on his mind and after
Fearing long lines to get in the door and being stuck beopening with “License to Chill” he announced the prohind tall people, I stepped into the Stubb’s BBQ Will Call
ceeds from his concert will be donated to the area flood
line at 2:30pm. Wow. I’m the 14th person in line? Score.
victims. A great reminder … it’s always a Party with a
Already surrounded by friends, new and old, the 2 hours
Jimmy Buffett Stubb’s
BBQ Concert
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Purpose for Parrot Heads.
the unique Stubb’s BBQ venue makes up for it. The set
Here’s the 20 second clip of Jimmy Buffett giving back to list includes a number of cover tunes. “Southern
our Austin community: (catch it on www.troprockin.com) Cross” is always a hit and it’s been a favored cover in a
number of tours. With a nod to Lyle Lovett and his talent
Claiming to be “just a bar
as a songwriter, Buffett gave an upbeat rendition of “If I
band” Buffett’s well known hits had a Boat” saying he wished he’d written the song.
dominate the set list.
Taking us down to the tropics with “Off to See the LizThe Parrot Head anthem,
ard”Jimmy gave Austin a new geographical definition as
“Margaritaville” has a special
the “northern edge of the Caribbean.” Might be stretching
place in the hearts of our local it but for this one night, I believe it! We are treated to one
of my favorite songs, “Blue Guitar” written by Peter
Parrot Heads. We call Austin
Mayer.
the “Heart of Margaritaville”
because it really began here
For my third small Jimmy Buffett concert (all within the
back in the 70’s. Jimmy explains he came to Austin by an greater Austin area) it’s thrilling to experience front row
invitation from Jerry Jeff Walk- again. It’s a different vibe when he nods your way
(maybe to you or maybe it’s the guy next to you) but it
er and although things have
changed “it’s still one of the greatest cities on planet earth feels personal as though we’re both having fun together.
And honestly, I worry he won’t be touring much longer
mostly because music is part of the soul of the city.”
He still remembers sitting in Austin and writing his most and I’m going to miss these unique moments. Especially,
the acoustic closings.
famous song.
“I started it because it was a hot day and that margarita As with last year, the encore is only Jimmy Buffett and
his guitar which is even more intimate in the limited ventasted good.
ue. Barefoot and bouncing to “We Are the People our
I flew to Key West and finished it there.
Parents Warned us About” reminds us we are the crazy
And it turned out to be a pretty good beach song.”
phriends who stand for 8 hours (without even noticing) to
revel in the ultimate concert up close and personal.
Yes it did.
Finally, Jimmy closes with “Tin Cup Chalice,” a wishful
Buffett included “Fins”, “Cheeseburger in Paradise”,
song of islands, beer and oysters. As if on autopilot, we
“Son of a Son of a Sailor” and “Come Monday” for the
raise our glasses, “With a tin cup for a chalice. Fill it up
standard songs-you-know-by-heart. When introducing
Mac McAnally as filling in for Alan Jackson’s part of
“It’s 5 O’clock Somewhere,” Mac tells us he will be this
evenings “generic stand-in.” With Mac’s rich voice, I’m
always happy he’s the stand-in guy.
Fins Up Parrot Heads!
Bantering with us in the crowd, Jimmy hit the nail on the
head when he asked why there isn’t a direct flight between Key West and Austin. Something I ask myself often. As Jimmy said “we can keep hoping and wishing”
but since Southwest stopped flying to Key West a few
years ago, I don’t think it’ll do us much good.
During one of the best mainstay songs of the night,
“Pirate Looks at 40″ the crowd sing-a-long sounds pretty
dang good for 2500 people harmonizing (if you were
there you might see yourself in the crowd):
Buffett’s set list is
shorter, most likely
due to noise curfew
on a Tuesday night
in downtown Austin. This cut out a
number of songs
from the Workin n’
Playin’ set list, but
with good red wine and we’ll be chewing on a honeysuckle vine.”
I’m hoping and wishing we get to do it all over again next
year.
(Article reprinted with permission from
www.troprockin.com)
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ZAC BROWN BAND FROM THE PIT
It’s been said that Zac Brown is poised to take over for Jimmy Buffett when he retires. While Zac plays some amazing beach songs,
he certainly isn’t limiting himself to trop rock, or any genre at all!
Though he sells CDs in the country section of the store, his playlist
has as much rock as country and he’s even getting a little funky on
us now, with the addition of a horn section. This concert had plenty
of the music from the new “Jekyll and Hyde” CD, as well as some
thoroughly surprising covers.
Seriously, Zac Brown Band is turning into today’s Grateful Dead
when it comes to fantastic cover songs. I couldn’t believe that I was
hearing the opening to Led Zeppelin’s “Kashmir”, but when they took it straight into “Devil Went Down To
Georgia”? I mean…WOW! Searing violin playing from Jimmy DiMartini was spot on. Another shocker
from a “country” group was the cover of Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody”, complete with video impersonation,
using the band members’ faces. (Does anyone remember the original video for “Bohemian Rhapsody”?) Other covers—“Into the Mystic” (Van Morrison), “Let it Be” (if you don’t know, you’re just wrong), and “Can’t
You See” (Marshall Tucker Band).
The pit crowd wasn’t quite as friendly in Pittsburgh (nee, Burgettstown) as they were last year in Hershey,
with a scuffle breaking out and causing the ejection of several over lubricated guys, but you couldn’t beat the
size of their pit. Being smaller than Hershey’s, everyone was close to the stage. I don’t have the set list order
correct, but I think I remember almost everything that was played. I was too busy just enjoying possibly the
best concert I’ve ever seen/heard!
So, in the interest of space and time, here’s what they played—
Homegrown
Kashmir
Devil Went Down to Georgia
Let it Be
Bohemian Rhapsody
Loving You Easy
Beautiful Drug
Day of the Dead (a venture in to funkiness!)
Castaway (the new Trop Rock)
Loved Zac’s tiered stage set up and the new horn section!
Toes
Can’t You See
Colder Weather
Bittersweet
Free (with the full, soaring violin intro)
Into the Mystic
encored with Heavy is the Head (a little grungy rock) and that ZBB favorite, Chicken Fried
(Barb Tyree)
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JACK’S BACKS, By Jill
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JAKIE’S JOURNAL June 2015
BIRTHDAYS
June 21
July 1
July 4
July 5
ANNIVERSARIES
Dan McCaughey
Ron Straley
Teresa Sierak
Jane Van Allen
Martha Orndorf
Larry Geier
107 MEMBERS
July 2
July 7
Donna and Ron Straley
Phyllis and Rich Harmon