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Publisher Rockin’ Punderson Music & Art Festival Township Park (Route 531 in Conneaut) looks “No Sanity Clause: The Crazy Comedy of the Carol Stouder July 10, 2010 10 am until 10 pm (art until like Omaha Beach in Normandy, France, the Marx Bros.” The seven movies are Groucho, 5 pm) Newbury Kiwanis Club in conjunction site was chosen to provide the most educa- Chico, and Harpo’s greatest fi lms—and thus Editor with University Hospitals Geauga present an tional World War II reenactment possible. The some of the funniest comedies ever made—and Sage Satori all day Music and Art Festival at the Ski Hill use of artillery, fl ame throwers and machine include such celebrated and surreal classics Advertising & Marketing at Punderson State Park. Featured musicians guns brings one back to June 6, 1944 as Al- as HORSE FEATHERS, DUCK SOUP, and A [email protected] are: 10 am Brian Henke, 12:30 Lo-Watt lied Forces fi rst started their counter-attack NIGHT AT THE OPERA. The fi lms will show Dave Arcaro Radio, 3:00 Brickhouse Blues Band, 5:30 against Fascism and Adolph Hitler. Vendors in chronological order, one per weekend over Abbey Rodeo and closing the event at 8:30 are available and equipment used for the shows seven weeks, in the Cinematheque’s theatre at Staff Writers pm Wish You Were Here (the area’s premier are accessible for viewing beforehand and af- 11141 East Boulevard in University Circle. All Cat Lilly • Andrea Razavi Sage Satori Pink Floyd Tribute Band). Local Artisans terwards. For more information visit Welcome- will be shown in original 35mm fi lm prints. At- Snarp Farkle • Don Perry will be displaying their creations. There toDDayOhio.us. tendees are encouraged to dress up as Groucho Helen Marketti will be activities for children and University Marx and enjoy Marx Brothers-themed Westside Steve Hospitals will be holding their Health and Tony’s Dog House in Historic Ashtabula refreshments (animal crackers, lemonade, Safety Fair. Refreshments will be available Harbor is going pink for the cure on Wed. July tutti-frutti ice cream, etc.). The $10 admission Contributing Writers Alex Bevan • Jasper (no outside food or beverage allowed). Free 14th Tony’s will donate 15% of all proceeds price ($8 Cinematheque members and kids 12 Patrick Podpadec • David Arthur shuttle parking available throughout the day. that day to sponsor Malinda “Sunny” Sneary in & under) includes a ticket to the movie. (800) Chad Felton • Annette Keys 100% of all profi ts go to local children’s causes the 3-Day Susan G. Komen walk for the Cure. 223-4700 Austin Stouder • Tom Todd Presale tickets available on line www.new- Tony’s Dog House is located at 528 Lake Ave. Doniella Winchell • Hoss burykiwanis.org and Punderson Park Offi ce Ashtabula. Have a delicious dog and contribute Circulation Manager for only $8. Tickets day of festival will be $10. to the cause. James Alexander Children 10 & under free. The Marx Brothers’ fi rst seven com- edies—from THE COCOANUTS through A Circulation Conneaut, OH will host its annual D-Day DAY AT THE RACES—will show between Amy Balsiger • Andy Evanchuck Reenactment at Conneaut Township Park July 9 and August 22 in the Cleveland Eileen Froelich • Bob Lindeman Tim Paratto • Greg Pudder on August 20-21. Because the hilly terrain at Institute of Art Cinematheque fi lm series Martin Kavick Tricia McCullough • PMK Distribution Dan Gestwicki 3•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Livewire 4••••••••••••••••••••••• The Guess Who 6••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Wine 101 8••••••••••••••••••• Carson & Barnes 10•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Jazz Graphic Design 12•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Bluesville Linde Graphics Co. 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Asking him to reschedule the time, inspire or to comfort. “Our music was not drummer and founding interview, Garry said his father was 92 years only good; it also hit a nerve with the average member) of The Guess old, a drummer himself for most of his life and person off the street,” said Garry. “People can Who refl ects on a band he would have understood. It gave additional identify with us. If we weren’t a band a person that has stood the test meaning to the “show must go on” in a manner could identify with then I don’t think we would of time and provided its of speaking. The interview continued, leaving have had much of an impact.” no doubt that a love for music, longevity and Talking for a moment about the song, No a lasting career were passed along to each Time, a classic song that touches hearts and the generation. inner core when it mentions the four students “My father started me playing the drums who lost their lives at Kent State University on when I was two years old. Fortunately, it was May 4th, 1970. “Fear is not taking the time to something I took to so my career goes beyond know someone or something that is different rock and roll,” recalls Garry. “I’ve always than you are,” said Garry. “That is why we still played the drums. I started playing profession- have confl icts today with each other. Fear is ally when I was four years old. I did shows of the unknown and to dissipate that fear it’s with the Ames Brothers, The Four Lads, Lionel easier to strike out physically. History will Hampton and Buddy Rich. So that was quite a teach you the future.” starting point for me.” The Guess Who was one of few bands that Garry has been with The Guess Who for played at the White House. “We played on the 47 years. Garry met Randy Bachman when south lawn of the White House,” recalls Garry. the two were playing little league baseball. By “It was during Nixon’s term. We were playing junior high, Randy asked Garry to be in a rock for the children of his contributors for his band. Eventually leaving their home in Win- campaign. Inside the White House was Prince nipeg, The Guess Who headed from Canada to Charles, Princess Ann, the British Ambassador, America in the midst of the British Invasion. and the Nixon family. Outside, some of the “In 1965, we came out with our fi rst record, kids were listening to us such as Dwight and Shakin’ All Over,” said Garry. “The radio sta- David Eisenhower and Patricia Nixon. I re- tions were primarily playing the British stuff member we weren’t allowed to play American along with some American bands that were Woman, which was our biggest hit.” still popular. It was thought that a band from Speaking of hits and the repetition of the Canada might not be listened to so there was material that fans come to listen to Garry said, an idea to play the song and then simply ask, “Back in the day, as soon as you had a hit, “Guess who?” Listeners would have to call the record companies pretty much let you do what- radio stations and try to fi gure out which band ever you wanted after that. The Guess Who it was. During that time, the song received a lot has eleven albums. We have so much more of airplay. Listeners thought it was the Rolling great music that we created on those albums Stones or The Beatles so it evolved from that. but usually for our shows, we stay mostly with Legendary DJ, Wolfman Jack started saying, the hits.
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