10000 maniacs May 23 2019 - set list
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We are often asked about set lists for past shows. This one is from 10000 Maniacs who performed in 2019. Songs listed: Like the Weather Trouble Me Ellen Across the Fields More than this What's the Matter Here Cherry Tree Pit Viper Our time in Eden Katrina's Fair Stockton Gala Days Because the Night Rainy Day Candy Everybody Wants Rose Hey Jack Kerouac Don't Talk/These are days
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Donna Swarthout reflects on Summer Jam (July 28, 1973) and the 600,000 people in attendance
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In 1973, six hundred thousand people gathered in Watkins Glen, New York to see The Grateful Dead, The Band and The Allman Brothers. Donna Swarthout was there and recalls her concert experience. We also chat about the numerous other memorable concerts she has attended over the years. (Some of her photos are incorporated into this video and yes, there is a picture of Donna and radio personality Wolfman Jack). If you have would like to share your concert memories with us, please let us know . . . . and keep on rockin!
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Meat Loaf - a Tribute Featuring the Concert from Bryant Avenue in Roslyn
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Richard Solomon interviews Richard Taylor the owner of Moonshine Records at the time and was in the audience. We play some segments and reflect back on great music! To Meat Loaf - Thank you!
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Spirits Republic on WCWP Radio -- Radio Cut
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Meet the band "Spirits Republic" interviewed on WCWP 88.1 FM
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Frank Carillo
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Frank Carillo is a musician whose career has spanned decades. Along the way, he has played with George Harrison, Eric Clapton, and Petr Frampton. He has played with Golden Earring and has opened for Van Halen. In this episode we look back at vinyl records, 45s, record stores, radio (WMCA, WABC, WNEW, WLIR), and touring and performing in venues like CBGBs and My Father's Place. If you love music from the classic rock era, this is a show for you!
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Gianni Russo - Actor, Singer, Author, Podcaster, and so much more
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GIANNI RUSSO has made a career of playing tough guys in movies. Although remembered most for his portrayal of Carlo Rizzi in “The Godfather”, his first acting job, his career has spanned over 40 films including such hits as The Freshman, Rush Hour, Any Given Sunday and Sea Biscuit as well as television roles in Kojak, The Rockford Files and Prison Break.
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Kerry Kearney
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Did you know that Kerry toured with Marty Balin? You will hear some great stories from Kerry interviewed by Richard Solomon... and you will hear some great music! (Kerry actually played some live acoustic material in the studios of WCWP where this piece was recorded).
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Mike Reilly of Pure Prairie League
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Mike Reilly of Pure Prairie League and Richard Solomon from My Father's Place Radio look back at an incredible career (five decades) and look forward to the current 2019 tour.
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Michael Brewer of Brewer & Shipley
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Recognized as one of the most successful folk rock duos of the 70's, Brewer & Shipley have remained true to their original form throughout five decades. In this episode of My Father's Place Radio. Rich Solomon talks to Michael Brewer about five decades of music, touring, collaboration and song writing.
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Rebecca Angel
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From Rebecca Angel's website www.rebeccaangel.net
info_outlineRecognized as one of the most successful folk rock duos of the 70's, Brewer & Shipley have remained true to their original form throughout five decades.
Constantly touring Brewer & Shipley could be found performing in such notable venues as; Carnegie Hall, The Bottom Line, The Troubadour, The Roxy, Keil Opera House, and Arrowhead Stadium. Because of their broad appeal, they became a favored support act for major tours, sharing the stage with a diverse list of artists, including: Elton John, The Eagles, Bruce Springsteen, Billy Joel, Bonnie Raitt, Electric Light Orchestra, Jethro Tull, Humble Pie, Ted Nugent and Black Sabbath among others.
In 1979 after more than a decade of writing, traveling, and performing, Brewer and Shipley parted company to pursue personal interests. Michael Brewer continued to make music, recording a solo album for Full Moon Records entitled "Beauty Lies". This release featured guest artists such as Linda Ronstadt and J.D. Souther, and was produced by longtime friend Dan Fogelberg. Tom Shipley began working as a television producer/director, eventually forming his own production company (Tarkio Communications). He later founded the Oral History of The Ozarks Project, a not-profit organization producing documentaries about life in the Missouri Ozarks.
In 1986, at the request of a Kansas City classic rock station the duo reunited for a concert to celebrate the stations first birthday. Unsure of what to expect having been out of the public eye for so long, the duo was overwhelmed as they walked on stage to over 10,000 cheering fans welcoming their return. Having come full circle from their days as staff songwriters living in Los Angeles, Brewer & Shipley began writing together again. Their first project? The soundtrack for one of Shipley's documentaries...the award winning, "Treehouse - An Ozark Story".
In recent years, the duo has witnessed rejuvenated interest in their music, beginning with BMG's purchase of their catalog and subsequent re-issue of the critically acclaimed "Tarkio" release. This was soon followed by the inclusion of "One Toke Over The Line" on the "Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas Limited Edition 25th Anniversary CD" (Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville Rcds). The same song was later featured on the "Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas" motion picture soundtrack (Geffen Rcds.). In addition, the duo contribute guest vocals to their trademark song on "Hempilation II" (Capricorn Rcds.).
Brewer & Shipley continue to tour and record regularly, having released 2 albums since reuniting - "Shanghai" and "Heartland.” Regarding Brewer & Shipley, Ron Sylvester (The Branson Note) wrote, "An actual group from the 70's still capable of making vital music...For a duo best remembered as 70's folkies, this is a solid blast into the present...undeniable proof these guys can still make evocative music".
www.brewerandshipley.com