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Planner Project 2016 ... Hightlighting the 330.Net PLANNER PROJECT 2016 ... HIGHTLIGHTING THE 330.NET TOMMY: Coupled with the Akron-Kent breakdown I’ve already sent Julie, here’s another sampling of how my planner project fits so well with your format, including how I’ve already added the330.net with Michael at Tangier! Happy reading, George FROM THE YEARS 1 & 6 / Designed to be a five-year project; in this edition, only items from years ending in 1 or 6 are included in this edition. This 65,000-word project now contains over 1,300 specific entries (over3,500 lines of text)! Listed below are over 45 artists from your play list currently found in the Planner Project, which are featured in over 100 separate entries! (Also added the Lime Spider/Musica/Annabell’s). Kinda Cool! THE330.NET-POWERED BY THESUMMIT.FM: (the groups can be changed if they fit!) 4/23 Cruising with the Vindys, East 9th, Hey Mavis, Devo, Flight 619, & Yankee Bravo with Tracey Thomas on new internet powerhouse The330.net, powered by TheSummit.fm; Michael Stanley & the Resonators (Stanley, Dobeck, Pelander, Psyka, Christensen, Lee, Powers, Shannon, Sosinski), prove that Cleveland’s still their town after the first of 4 soldout shows last night on their annual return to Tangier in Akron ($45-$87.50), 2016 (Could be the first or second day on the air?) THE PLAY LIST! LIME SPIDER / (2006) [Just Added] 12/30 The Lime Spider’s 3rd annual ‘Before New Year’s Eve Party’ features Jaded Era; the Speedbumps; Brian Lisik; the TwistOffs; the Ryan Humbert Band, & Zach ($5), 2006 ARTFUL DODGER / (1976-2006) 4/18 After 18,000 see Lynyrd Skynyrd, Golden Earring, & the Outlaws at the Coliseum last night ($6); tix are $4 at Bandstand Records to see Artful Dodger tonight at Chanel High, 1976 9/3 Cruising to see its “All New Bizarre Stage Show” in a yellow/black interior 6-cyl. ’76 AMC Pacer, Kiss rocks the Coliseum with special guest Artful Dodger ($6.50), 1976 9/13 As J. P. Snodgrass offers ‘I Don’t Care’ & Artful Dodger’s ‘Honor Among Thieves’ for $3.99 (LP); after Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes play tonight’s WMMS Monday Night Out at the Agora with Ian Matthews (Johnny tells Jane Scott, “I like Cleveland, always have”); next Monday, it’s Artful Dodger with Widowmaker ($3.50 each), 1976 8/25 After Artful Dodger, in its only area appearance, plays the Agora with Wild Giraffes (McGinty, Elliot, King, Ivan, Reynolds), on the 23rd ($5.50); tonight, Iggy Pop rocks the Agora with the Clocks ($5.50), as Herman’s Hermits play Pirate’s Cove, 1981 4/20 WNCX’s Bill Louis airs his ‘Saturday Night House Party’ show live from the Agora Theatre (7 p.m.-midnight), as the Agora’s 25th anniversary party continues with Hot Tin Roof opening for ‘the world’s only’ Artful Dodger reunion (1st play date in 10 yrs. -one-time show with all former group members-sold out in 3 hours-$15), 1991 9/2 The Taste of Cleveland rocks with 3 Doors Down last night; Donnie Iris & the Cruisers, with Artful Dodger, & Beau Coup tonight; & Little Richard tomorrow, 2006 JIM BALLARD / (1991) 11/13 Beachland hosts a tribute to Robert & Jack Kidney, & Terry Hynde (Numbers Band), with a Tiny Alice reunion, Tony Maimone w/Scott Krauss, Albert Dennis, Joe Tomino & Bim Thomas, Chris 2 Butler, Harvey Gold, Alex Bevan, Carlos Jones, Michael Stacey, Bill Lestock, Jim Ballard, Rachel Brown, Jon Mosey, & MC Charlie Wiener ($20), 2016 BLUE TAXI / (1996) 7/17 It’s Spin Doctors, & Slackjaw at the Odeon ($12.50); Pere Ubu, Downside Special, and Getdown Airwaves at Peabody’s DownUnder ($9); the Chieftains, & Ashley MacIsaac at Cain Park ($32.50); Linda Ronstadt & the Pittsburgh Pops with Marvin Hamlisch at The Gund ($50); and Steve Miller, Pat Benatar, and Blue Taxi at Blossom, 1996 DIANA CHITTESTER / (2016) 6/13 Hailed as Cleveland’s first contemporary music festival; Grace Potter, Andy Grammar, O.A.R., Ra Ra Riot, Michael Franti & Spearhead, Red Wanting Blue, X Ambassadors, Carlos Jones, Nate Jones Band, Brent Kirby, Austin Plaine, Welshly Arms, and Diana Chittester are among the 30 artists performing during LaureLive 2016, a two-day event on Laurel School’s Butler Campus ($50, $95-$325 VIP), 2016 THE CLARKS / (1991) 5/17 Under the banner ‘Undercurrents ‘91,’ area clubs Babylon A Go-Go; Biggie’s Crooked River Saloon; Empire; Peabody’s DownUnder; Richie’s River Club; & Splash showcase 57 area bands today and tomorrow including Odd Girl Out (Anne DeChant, Victoria Fliegel, Alexis Antes); Beatnik Termites; Naked Truth; Max Panic; Indian Rope Burn; American Front; Outta the Blue; the Clarks; the Earl Rays; & Chris Lake, 1991 CLOUD NOTHINGS / (2011) 6/24 After catching ‘Cats on Holiday’ tonight at Brothers Lounge; tomorrow, the Waterloo Arts Festival features ‘Virtual Music: Northeast Ohio Photographers Look at Rock ‘n’ Roll’ at Zaller Gallery, & the afterparty at Beachland Ballroom with ‘Cloud Nothings,’ ‘Filmstrip,’ ‘Jukebox Value,’ ‘Crave,’ ‘Sunspots,’ ‘Nights,’ and ‘Supermoon’ ($5), 2011 DAVID ALLEN COE / (2016) 7/19 Cruising with Michael Stanley’s ‘In the Heartland’ on WNCX-FM; the heart of rock ‘n’ roll is Blossom tonight with Huey Lewis & the News ($19.50); while the ‘Wing Ding’ at the Berea Fairgrounds hosts KC & the Sunshine Band, with Spellbound tonight ($13); Michael Stanley & Friends with special guest Kevin Raleigh tomorrow ($13.50); & David Allen Coe, with Burnt River, & Street Survivor the 21st ($13), 1991 MARC COHN / (2001-2006) 5/25 After cruising in a yellow/black vinyl ‘77 Porsche 911 S to see Marc Cohn open last night for the Neville Brothers/NRBQ show during the National Rib Cook-off at North Coast Harbor; tonight, Hall & Oates headline; tomorrow, it’s I-tal, & First Light, 1991 11/9 Cruising in a maroon/tan interior ‘84 Porsche 944 w/5-spd. ($10,500); last night, the Janglers joined Bo Didley at Peabody’s DownUnder ($11), as Maura O’Connell joined Marc Cohn at the Empire ($11); tonight, Tito Puente & the Latin Jazz All- Stars play Peabody’s DownUnder ($16), as Paula Abdul brings her ‘Under My Spell’ tour to the Coliseum tomorrow with Color Me Badd, and Aftershock ($21), 1991 DEAD BOYS / (1976) 7/24 After catching the Dead Boys (Bators, Chrome, Zero, Blitz), the Ramones, and Television tonight at C.B.G.B.’s in New York; flying home tomorrow, the Agora rocks with the Flying Burrito Brothers, Asleep at the Wheel, and John Bassette, 1976 ANNE E. DECHANT / (1991-1996) ODD GIRL OUT 1991 / ( ) 5/17 Under the banner ‘Undercurrents ‘91,’ area clubs Babylon A Go-Go; Biggie’s Crooked River Saloon; Empire; Peabody’s DownUnder; Richie’s River Club; & Splash showcase 57 area bands 3 today and tomorrow including Odd Girl Out (Anne DeChant, Victoria Fliegel, Alexis Antes); Beatnik Termites; Naked Truth; Max Panic; Indian Rope Burn; American Front; Outta the Blue; the Clarks; the Earl Rays; & Chris Lake, 1991 9/15 After watching coach Bill Belichick’s Cleveland Browns (2-1), beat the Cincinnati Bengals, 14- 13, before 78,269 at the Stadium on Matt Stover’s 4 field goals, the last a 45-yarder with 4 seconds left capping a 60-yard drive by QB Bernie Kosar; Odd Girl Out opens for America at the Agora Theatre (loge seats $16) - (Jane Scott reports America invited Odd Girl Out to join its encore ‘A Horse with No Name’), 1991 ANNE E. / (1996) 3/3 Last night, it was Anne E. DeChant sharing the stage with Third Wish (Tara Marie O’Malley, Dan Heberlein, Jerry Buescher), at the Last Drop on S. Taylor; tomorrow, rocking the Odeon for free, Michael Stanley offers a five-song sample of his 15th LP ‘Coming Up for Air,’ with Mike Belkin, and Bill Szymczyk among the attendees, 1996 6/15 Following Kim Pensyl at Wilbert’s the 14th, Cain Park offers Johnny, & June Cash, Rosey, & John Carter Cash tomorrow; Anne E. DeChant, & Livingston Taylor the 22nd; & the Everly Brothers Aug. 20th; as the Tubes play the Odeon the 23rd; 1996 EASY STREET BAND 1981-1986 / ( ) 1/1 As Easy Street starts the year at the Agora with WMMS’ Jeff & Flash; after a sold out New Year’s Eve show at Richfield Coliseum, the Michael Stanley Band returns tonight, as a “batch of hot tunes” by Indiana rocker John Cougar opens the show (Plain Dealer rock music critic Jane Scott notes, “1981 looks to be an even better year for the group,” as they join Cheap Trick on a Southern tour later in the month- $10.50), 1981 6/29 Last night found Iron Maiden at the Agora with The Muffs ($4); Kaya, & Dr. Bloodmoney with Tony Maimone playing Pirate’s Cove; and Easy Street rocking Jeff & Flash’s Monoplies with Moonlight Drive on WMMS Night ($2.02), 1981 1/27 Rocking Silky’s tonight, ‘Star Session ‘86’ raises funds for the needy with Moonlight Drive (Rick Wade, Brian Dossa, Bill Pettijohn, Scott Kormos, Bill Russell); Beau Coup; Easy Street; Cleveland; the Innocent; Richard & the Heartbeats; American Noise; Jeff Varga Band; Lipstick; Axis; Extra! Extra!; Quick; Scarlet; and Mirage, 1986 5/9 After cruising to hear Heat tonight at Rick’s Cafe; tomorrow, Old Front Bar, & Vine Lanes host a ‘Bowling for Breath’ cystic fibrosis benefit with the Bottles, Wally Bryson’s Sittin’ Ducks, Undercover, Secret, Easy Street, the Bryson/Kelleher Band, the Names, and stars Larry, Darryl & Darryl from the ‘Newhart’ show on TV8, 1986 EXOTIC BIRDS / (1986 w/Trent Reznor) 12/12 After cruising to B & B Appliance for a Sony Betamax video tape recorder ($738), with ‘Stand by Me’ on the stereo; next stop is the WNCX Rock ‘n’ Roll Carol Sing-a-Long at Public Square with Beau Coup (Frank & Tommy Amato, Dennis Lewin, Bill March, Donald Krueger), A Nation of One, Champion, the Motion, American Noise, and Exotic Birds (Tom Freer, Trent Reznor, Andy Kubiszewski, Frank Vale, Mark Best), 1986 MIKE FARLEY / (2001) 6/23 After cruising in a black ‘98 Mustang GT convertible w/premium sound system ($19,300), to salute crime fighter Eliot Ness while patio dining at Great Lakes Brewing Co.
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