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The Lakehouse Inn Winery OPEN The The LakehouseLakehouse InnInn ALL YEAR! Visit us for your next Vacation Winery Winery or Get-Away! RIB, STEAK, & CHICKEN DINNERS Four Rooms Complete with Private Hot Tubs & Outdoor Patios Order on-line at EVERY FRIDAY & SATURDAY www.OldFirehouseWinery.com 5 - 9PM Call for Reservations N OW OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Enjoy Lakefront Dining at STARTING AT NOON Crosswinds Grille Serving Dinner Friday & Saturday ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY ALL SUMMER 5:00p.m. - 8:30pm • Sun. 4-7:30p.m. The Great Lakes LARGEST Lakefront Winery! Three Rooms at $80 One Suite at $120 www.bucciavineyard.com J OIN US FOR LIVE Live Entertainment ENTERTAINMENT ALL Fridays & Saturdays! WEEKEND! 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Channel, and heard Come enjoy all that the Historic Warehouse Editor Stage Saturday, July 25 from 6:30-8:30 on XM’s National Lampoon’s District has to offer, and bring your friends! Sage Satori pm. The two-hour free event will explore Radio. Ryan has been seen on Cleveland’s rich music history through song Comedy Central, HBO’ ‘Man in Erie Art Museum Blues & Jazz Advertising & Marketing and stories by and about Cleveland area the Box” and heard on Bob & Festival August 1 st and 2 nd - National, [email protected] songwriters and groups from the 1950s to Tom’s “The Maxwell Show” 440- regional and local Blues and Jazz artists will today. Included in the non-stop music fest is 944-9000 for ticket info. entertain on one Public Relations professional stage in music by Chrissie Hynde, Tracy Chapman, Cleveland - The 5th Annual Jim Ales a beautiful outdoor, Joe Walsh, the Raspberries, the Lost Souls, Warehouse District Street Festival family-friendly Glass Harp, Michael Stanley, The Cars and will be on Sunday, August 2nd from 12 Staff Writers setting at Frontier the Outsiders. Noon until 8 PM on West Sixth Street. Cat Lilly • Andrea Razavi Park in Erie, PA. Admission is FREE! Featuring fabulous Sage Satori Admission is free food, cold beverages, live entertainment, an Snarp Farkle • Don Perry Willoughby Hills - Cleveland and the event will art show, open houses of dramatic loft Helen Marketti • Dave Rondini Comics Come Home! The CD take place rain or apartments and condos, corn hole fun, Westside Steve Release of Two local comics shine. For children’s activities, unique street coming to Bogey’s Comedy Club directions to the Contributing Writers rd performers and more! This year the Festival 28060 Chardon Rd. on July 23 park, full Alex Bevan • Jasper th will include the Cutest Dog Contest & - 25 . Cleveland has a very entertainment Patrick Podpadec Fashion Show. Please see the attached distinguished comedy scene that schedule or other Chad Felton • Annette Keys application if you are interested in entering has produced such talents as Drew info visit the Austin Stouder • Tom Todd Carey, Arsenio Hall, and Steve your pet in the contest. Entertainment Doniella Winchell • Hoss museum website Harvey. Two of Cleveland’s Schedule : Lakeside Block Noon -1:00 PM Northcoast Jazz Collective 1:30 -3:00 Cats Circulation Manager newest and most popular www.erieartmuseum.org (link on right on Holiday 3:30 -4:30 PM Sammy DeLeone Jim Ales comedians, Ryan Dalton and Chad side of events page) or call 814-459-5477 Zumock, will be releasing their 5:00 – 6:00 PM Spazmatics 6:30 – 8:00 Circulation own CD’s to celebrate Cleveland’s Carlos Jones & The Plus Band. Frankfort distinguished comedy scene. Block Noon – 1:00 PM Joe DeJarnette Amy Balsiger • Andy Evanchuck Quintet 1:30 – 2:30 PM The Outlaws 3:00 Eileen Froelich • Bob Lindeman “Accomplishing Nothing” and Tim Paratto • Greg Pudder Cheryl Wagner • Martin Kavick Ste McCullough • PMK Distribution Dan Gestwicki 3 . Livewire 4 . Garden Images 6 . Wine 101 8 . Motown 50th Anniversary 10 . What about Jazz? Graphic Design Linde Graphics Co. 11 . Mellencamped (440) 951-2468 12 . Bluesville 2KGraphics (440) 344-8535 14 . Stay In Tune Please Note: Views and opinions expressed in articles submitted for print are not necessarily the opinions of 16 . Cover: Vintage Ohio the North Coast VOICE staff or its sponsors. The entire contents of the North Coast VOICE are copyright 2009 by the North Coast VOICE . Under no 20 . Movie Reviews circumstance will any portion of this publication be reproduced, including using electronic systems without permission of the publishers of the North Coast 22 . Rondini Rag VOICE . The North Coast VOICE is not affiliated with any other publication. 23 . CD Review MAILING ADDRESS 24 . Kickin it Country North Coast VOICE Magazine P.O. Box 118 • Geneva, Ohio 44041 . Featured Band: 11afteR Phone: (440) 415-0999 26 E-Mail: [email protected] 28 . Behind the Mic 30 . Snarp Farkle July 22 - August 5, 2009 www.northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 3 By Helen Marketti over 1,000 last public Intimidating glares between boxing magazine and appearance greats Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier, the book covers of John New York Knicks securing the NBA combined. His Lennon and championship, Mark Messier of the New photographs took one of York Rangers lifting the Stanley Cup, have been used the last George Harrison’s Concert for Bangladesh, on CBS, ABC, images of Pope John Paul II whose visit filled the ESPN, HBO John F. George Kalinsky stands in front of his Elvis Presley, Jimi entire 20,000 seat capacity are but a few of and FOX. Kennedy, Jr. Hendrix, and Frank Sinatra billboards in Times Square the momentous occasions that were George has He has witnessed and captured in stunning taken portraits photographed with energy photographs at Madison Square Garden in of famous and excitement for over called George “Mr. Comedian” for the New York City. people which forty years. reference of being a photographer at The Also known as “The Garden” - Madison include Having graduated with Garden and let George in the gym. He took Square Garden has been the home for many Presidents, a degree in design from some photos of Ali who was the first famous historical events in sports, entertainment and Senators and Pratt Institute, George had person that George ever photographed. After politics. Capturing the emotion in the images so on, never taken photographs to that he had heard that Muhammad Ali’s so that people continue to remember, relive knowing if an record his designs and championship fight had been cancelled so and learn from is George Kalinsky. image he creations (including the George had photos that no one else would be George has been The Garden captures will Princess telephone) and able to have access to. Knowing this he went photographer since 1966. He has attended have a also took pictures of the to the Miami Herald and asked if they were over 8,000 events, took over two million significant world around him. interested in his photographs. The Miami pictures and those images have appeared on meaning later. He photographed the Originally he wanted to be a Herald sent some of the shots of Ali around sports cartoonist and imagined his work on the country and now everyone was seeing the cover of Time Magazine and on the George’s photos. covers of comic books. This was a dream he Returning to New York George took his kept in mind until a day in 1966 while film to Madison Square Garden to show John walking around Miami changed his career Condon who worked in Public Relations. direction. John liked the photos, While walking past impressed that the Fifth Street George brought Gym that day, his one and only George happened roll of sports film to spot that lead John to Muhammad Ali say, “If you have walking in the gym the chutzpah to with Howard bring me one Cosell. “I had my roll of film, the camera with me so I only one you’ve followed them but ever taken of was stopped at the any sports door by Ali’s trainer, action, then I Angelo Dundee,” have the explains George. “I chutzpah to asked him if I could hire you.” take some shots and That is how without thinking I George’s said I was the career began photographer for at Madison Madison Square Square Garden.” This turned Garden. out to be a self- “When fulfilling prophecy that people ask would come true me about shortly thereafter. photography Angelo Dundee had and what it 4 www.northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 July 22 - August 5, 2009 takes to be a great photographer I always tell George Kalinsky will be on display until them to read a design book,” says George. January 31 st , 2010. Photographs included in “Knowledge in design the display are images of David Bowie, Elvis element helps to Presley, Robert learn how to take great photographs.” George uses his own ideas and creativity when photographing events at The Garden.
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