My View of Life on the Dock
Tuesday’s line-up:
J.B. Amero, Dan King, Dave Mattacks & David Brown
Jake Pardee and the Bingo Fridays Band will be back in Gloucester to play at the Rhumbline this Friday night Mar 11th. Founded by Jake Pardee of Rockport while still at Ipswich High School, Bingo Fridays features Jake on lead guitar, Pete Iannitto on bass and Aaron Zaroulis on drums. Based out of Boston, Bingo Fridays blends original sounds of rock, blues, reggae and funk and tours throughout the Northeast with a busy up-coming summer schedule performing at clubs and music festivals. For more information go to: www.jakepardee.com
Hey Joey,
I was wondering if you would list www.northshoretonight.com in your music
section, and maybe do a post on your blog about NST and what it has to
offer. It would be a great help getting the word out in Gloucester and
beyond. Thanks in advance for any help.
If your not familiar with my site you should check it out!
Northshoretonight.com is the best way to stay connected to the north of
Boston music scene. It is completely free for artists, venues, and fans.
Thanks again.
Richard Mandelbaum
Director
http://www.NorthShoreTonight.com
rich@northshoretonight.com
"Providing free live music schedules for Boston’s North Shore"
On SAT. MARCH 19 , the fabulous Lisa Marie and her band All Shook Up will be at the Lanesville Community Center, for a rock and roll dance party fundraiser for the LCC building. Suggested donation $25, starts at 7 pm. Munchies provided, beer and wine will be for sale. The building is being renovated, and we are celebrating the first phase. Come over and see! Special naming opportunities auction. www.lanesvillecommunitycenter.org
Sophisticated arrangements. Hilariously entertaining.
Click photo for music info
Click photo for music info
Here’s a song from my favorite Gloucester Songwriter Pete Lindberg-
Thanks Sam Hartson for highlighting it on twitter for me.
Here is a link to download some free music from Pete on GimmeSound (legally)-
Good morning Joey,
Your website is fantastic! And easy to get around on. I have only been here around 47 years so far, served on the Gloucester City Council back in the 70’s,
etc. My name is Willy Greenbaum.
I am hoping you can post this music announcement. The Jewish Temple that burned down on Middle Street when the Lorraine Apartments burned, in late 2007 is putting up a new building and to celebrate the construction the Temple is sponsoring an ecumenical concert on March 12 at the Shalin Liu Performance Center in Rockport. It stars a nationally know Jewish female singer, Neshama Carlebach, her band, and members of the Green Pastures Baptist Choir from New York.
Should be a great night of music. Here is an announcement for it, with a photo of Neshama.
her website: www.neshamacarlebach.com
Willy
Community Event Announcement: Neshama Carlebach Concert – March 12 in
Rockport.
Temple Ahavat Achim in Gloucester is celebrating construction of its new building with a March 12 ecumenical concert starring Neshama Carlebach and members of the Green Pastures Baptist Choir of New York. The Temple’s historic synagogue was destroyed by fire in December 2007.
The concert will be at the Shalin Liu Performance Center in Rockport, Mass. It will begin at 8 and is open to the general public. Sponsor tickets, including preferred seating and a reception with Neshama Carlebach are $100. Regular tickets are $50.
For more information or tickets go to www.rockportmusic.org or phone 978-546 –7391.
Neshama Carlebach, daughter of the famous “singing rabbi”, Shlomo Carlebach, is one of the superstars of contemporary Jewish music, but unlike her father, her repertoire goes well beyond Jewish music and Jewish audiences.
I have known two of Ten Foot Polecats for over five years and seen this band for over two following them all over Massachusetts to many venues. They tap into the past in such a way you would think they were from it for real. Deep nitty gritty, rockin, smokin blues. I do not know how anyone can sit still with out wiggling around or getting up on the floor to shake their stuff. Dave Darling the drummer left at the end of the year and now Chad has taken over. I don’t think they could have picked a better choice to fill his place, although the way I see it no one can. Dave will surely be missed. It is never the same when an original member leaves but on the other hand you look forward to new things such as more originals like they played out in Worcester a week ago.
See What My Buddy Done and Squeeze are up on the top of the list for favorites. They cover so many songs in one night and I am looking forward to hearing the new ones again and hoping for a new CD to come out soon.
Their bio:
Ten Foot Polecats are a three piece band from the Boston/Worcester Massachusetts area but their influence is drawn from deep roots of the North Mississippi Hill Country. They have constructed a very definite sound that sets them apart from other artists as they bring a very aggressive attitude and approach to their brand of blues and roots. Due to this, they have made quite an impression on the national and local music scenes as they are currently one of the few blues based bands booked across the country in the rock, punk, and psychobilly circuits along with the various blues and roots circles.
Check them out, have a listen. The player starts right up when you click on their site. I love them and maybe you will too.
http://tenfootpolecats.com/fr_newstourdates.cfm
Two Nights Only in Rockport’s Gorgeous New Concert Hall!
Don’t miss this intimate evening of music at the world-class Shalin Liu Performance Center in Rockport.
April 7th and 8th at 8:00 PM. Advance tickets recommended. Call today for reservations and information: 978-546-7391. Check out the space online atwww.rockportmusic.org.
See you there!!! ~ Miranda
• oh and then we’ve been invited back to TT the Bears in Cambridge, MA on Thursday, March 31 at 8:30pm. This show is $12 but there’s gonna be five bands and us so it’ll be worth it (buy tickets here).
LOVE,
From Mr. Dave Sags,
Our EarlyBird Special this week features our own homegrown hero: Mr. “Willy” Loco Alexander; that sizzlin’ hotplate, piano-poundin’ poohbah of persistance, that restless lad of the great american schlongbook hisself. We need this. Willy and his ants will be crawlin’ all over the stage, bringing you the finest in musical gemstones from his deep well of classics and self-inflicted prepared pieces. Again, we need this.
We got a hand truck to wheel in Steevie Chaggaris, our concussionist du jour, we got a roadcase filled with Billy Loosigian, too. Willy’s longtime gritarist and property manager. He knows all the chords. Greg T. and I will be there,too, just for color. Come early, stay late. Bring all your dreams, and watch them explode. Free sparring partner provided for the first ten single women. Never show these messages to your shrink.
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Love,
Chelsea
Honky Tonk music info. (978) -281-3451 Inn Magnolia Reservations: (978) 525-3642
Good Morning Gloucester 