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4 North Coast Voice Magazine | northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 | August 9 - September 13, 2017 North Coast Voice WHAT ABOUT JAZZ? ■■■ By Don Perry VJoe Policastro Trio coming to Nighttown - Th ursday, August 17th 8 pm. FACE VALUE: e Chicago based alternative jazz trio is promoting their brand new release: "Screen Sounds" with a 25+ city tour. Fri. August 11th • 7:30-10:30 Featuring: Joe Policastro-acoustic bass, Dave Miller-guitar, & Mikel Old Mill Winery Avery-drums. A native of Cincinnati Ohio, Joe performer and composer/arranger. Sat. August 12th • 7-10 Policastro did not come from a musical In addition to leading his Trio, Joe is family, nor did he grow up in a musical active in other projects and has per- Laurello Vineyards household. Unlike many career musi- formed and recorded with jazz luminar- cians, his interest in music was not ies such as Diane Schuur, Jeff Hamilton, fostered by a relative or an instructor in Howard Alden. As an educator, he has a-week residency. Beyond Chicago, the Fri. Aug. 18th • 6-9:30 his formative years. As a matter of fact, been a Ravinia Jazz Mentor, a Lecturer band has been playing together exten- Ferrante Winery there was not even a music program in of Jazz Studies at DePaul University, and sively on the road, having completed the school that he attended. he is currently on faculty at Morton Col- several tours and has even performed for Describing himself as part of the lege, the Chicago Academy for the Arts, President Barack Obama in 2016. Sat. Aug. 26th • 3-5:30 “Cable generation”, Joe’s fi rst exposure and the Midwest Young Artists Conser- “Screen Sounds” - Release Date: August to music was through television and vatory. 11th, 2017, is an assemblage of movie Uncorked the theme songs that accompanied his Combining major stints in both New and TV music that serves as both a Wine Festival favorite shows. In his early teens he York City and Chicago and numerous personal soundtrack and a musical found himself surrounded by the popu- tours abroad, Dave Miller has cultivated tapestry, says Policastro. It is the result lar rock and hip hop music of the time, a truly unique, exciting, and inviting of countless hours of experimenta- Fri. Sept. 1st • 6-9:30 yet he was more drawn to movie and TV approach to songwriting, jazz improvisa- tion, performance, writing, arranging, Ferrante Winery soundtracks along with the live perfor- tion, and the guitar. In addition to his and musical camaraderie. Th e personal mances found on late night television. commitment to the J.P. Trio, Miller is nature of this band is present not only Policastro recalls his fi rst encounter with recognized as a consummate sideman. in their approach but in the diverse, Sat. Sept. 2nd • 7:30-10 :30 jazz being a PBS special, featuring Dizzy As a leader, he has released three albums unusual musical selections themselves. Gillespie. to wide acclaim with his experimental Th e patience, time, energy, and commit- Grand River Cellars Th ough it may not be recognized rock band, Algernon and has once again ment put forth by the band is evident nationally, Cincinnati boasts a rich local redefi ned his parameters with his latest from the downbeat of the opening track, and regional music scene and it was in eff ort an album under his name, taking the title theme from Kurosawa’s samurai Sun. Sept 3rd • 4:30-7:30 the city’s jazz clubs that Joe could be cues from early American folk music. epic, “Yojimbo.” Says Policastro, “We’ve Old Firehouse Winery found as early as age 14, where he was Chicago-based jazz drummer Mikel repurposed these selections in a way that often permitted to sit at a small table in Patrick Avery has been active within the works for us blending each member’s a corner and listen to the artists. Before Chicago art scene since moving to the unique voice into a unifi ed sound while Thurs. Sept. 7th • 7-8 long, a few of the regular performers area in 2006. Describing himself as an hopefully shedding new light on these began to take notice of him and thanks interdisciplinary artist, he is commonly musical touchstones.” With TV music Tastes of Painesville to their willingness to take him “under recognized for his orchestral and melodic ranging from Taxi to Th e Young and their wing”, he was soon invited to join style of drumming that often involves the Restless and fi lm music from Blade them on stage and was eventually thrust the use of unconventional "non-musical" Runner to MidnightFor full Cowboy, schedule the Joe Sat. Sept. 9th • 7-10 DonPerrySaxman.com into the spotlight…“Long before he was objects. Mikel is also a dedicated compos- Policastro Trio continuesor to demonstrate Laurello Vineyards ready”, says Joe, and his career path in er, photographer, producer and educator. that musicalwww.facevaluemusic.com hybridity and group cohe- music was under way. In addition to working alongside Poli- sion can happily coexist. Policastro notes, Policastro studied Classical Double castro, Avery also leads several projects “Whenever we’ve done these selections, Face Value Duo: Bass Performance on full scholarship of his own and has performed with Th e they defi nitely sound like us and only us, at Miami University. He then earned Chicago Jazz Philharmonic and for that we’re most proud.” Sun. Aug. 20th • 1:30-5 his Bachelor of Music in Jazz/Studio Th e Joe Policastro Trio has two previ- Join the Joe Policastro Trio at Night- Ferrante Winery Music from the College Conservatory of ous albums to their credit: 2013's “West town, as they provide a uniquely alter- Music at the University of Cincinnati. Side Story Suite for Jazz Trio” and the nate view of the familiar songs from Joe went on to earn his Master of Music 2016 release “Pops!” - a collection of the television and movies past, with “Screen Sat. Sept. 2nd • 12-3:30 in Jazz Studies from DePaul University trio’s re-workings of “pop” tunes, and Sounds”. Old Firehouse Winery in Chicago, where he settled in early a nod to “Pops For Champagne”, the Check them out at www.thejptrio.com. famed Chicago nightclub, where the trio 2003 and began building a reputation For ticket information, visit www.night- @facevaluemusic as an in-demand musical voice, as both continues its long-running, three-nights- towncleveland.com. North Coast Voice Magazine | northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 | August 9 - September 13, 2017 5 North Coast Voice 403 S. Broadway • Geneva Grand River Valley Wine Region to 440.466.5560 Host 6th Annual Cask Tasting www.theoldmillwinery.com Gift Wines Featured will be Limited Release of Dry Blends Certificates make great NOW OPEN 7 DAYS-A-WEEK! Exclusively from the Region gifts! Th e Premier Red Wine Progressive Food & Wine Tasting Event Open Labor Day...Mon. Sept 4th...Noon-8pm Th e Winegrowers of the Grand River event of the year for our region," says Music by Facemyer Trio • 3:30-6:30pm! Valley are pleased to announce their sixth Cindy Lindberg, owner of Grand River && RESTAURANTRESTAURANT annual tasting event, “Cask 1017”, on Cellars Winery & Restaurant. "We are Beer of Month: Sept. 9th from Noon-5 pm Join Debonné showcasing the best of the reds paired Fri & Sat: 7:30-10:30 • Sunday Open Mic 4:30-7:30 Corona & Corona Lite $2.50 Vineyards, Ferrante Winery & Ristorante, with delicious cuisine and educating your Thurs, Aug 10: Randall Coumos Grand River Cellars Winery & Restaurant, senses on the diff erent fl avors of oak from Fri, Aug 11: Face Value Burger of Month: Sat, Aug 12: Free Howie Laurello Vineyards, and St. Joseph Vine- diff erent countries. Some of us are able Sun, Aug 13: Open mic w/Lyle Heath Buffalo Burger $10.99 yards for this drive yourself tour. Th e wine to do the tasting down in the cellar which Thurs, Aug 17: Tom Todd Wineburger drizzled in buffalo sauce tasting, which includes the limited release many of the patrons enjoy.” Fri, Aug 18: Hampshire Moon & topped w/crumbled blue chees of the Cask 1017 red wine, will be paired With the event being in mid-September, Sat, Aug 19: The Grinders Pizza of Month: with food samples to compliment the wine during harvest season, it is highly likely Sun, Aug 20: Open mic w/Tom Todd The Jewell Pizza $8.49 perfectly. that grape pickers will be in the fi elds and Thurs, Aug 24: Mitch Larson topped w/Old Mill Dip & Th e Cask project was a joint eff ort of grapes being pressed at some of the winer- Fri, Aug 25: Castaways covered in melted cheeses Sat, Aug 26: Ernest T Band the 5 diff erent wineries to each purchase ies. Th e smell of grapes is sure to permeate Sun, Aug 27: Open mic w/Rick & Louie a 500-gallon cask barrel, using oak from your senses as you drive around to the Thurs, Aug 31: Tom Smith Enjoy Open Mic Every Wednesday diff erent countries. Each location then put diff erent wineries. Fri, Sept 1: Miles Beyond Hosted by Susie Hagan • 6:30-8:30pm!! only regional red wines from their winery Th e Winegrowers of the Grand River Val- Sat, Sept 2: Stone River Band Accoustic Thursday will return in April!! into the barrel, resulting in wines that are ley formed a group several years ago when Sun, Sept 3: Open mic w/Mitch Larson Thurs, Sept 7: Flashbaxx smooth, dry, and full of fl avors. Th e fi rst they began to realize how quickly their Fri, Sept 8: Bobby Hayes & H20 Winery Hours: Mon-Thurs: 3-9:30pm vintage in the barrel was in 2010 and a wine region was growing. Th e Grand River Fri: 3-Midnight • Sat: Noon-Midnight • Sun: Noon-9:30pm Sat, Sept 9: Lost Sheep Band Kitchen Hours: Mon-Thurs: 4-8:30pm second vintage was added in 2011 and the Valley Wine Region is one of the fastest Sun, Sept 10: Open mic w/Jimmy Ales Fri: 4-10:30pm • Sat: Noon-10:30pm • Sun: Noon-8:30pm 3rd in 2012. Th is years' blend was bottled growing wine regions in the United States in 2017, thus the name Cask 1017-the and has the quality wines to prove why. year the project started “10” and the year Member wineries have achieved national the wine was bottled “17”. Each year, 100 and international recognition with award Open 7-Days-a-Week gallons will be bottled from these amazing winning wines. Th ese wineries must ad- ’ for Lunch & Dinner barrels, making room for the next years’ here to strict standards. DEER S LEAP WINERY harvest. Th e Cask Tasting is just one of a series Full Bar • Large Selection Steak & Seafood All fi ve participating wineries are within of events Th e Winegrowers of the Grand of Domestic, Imported 10 minutes of each other, making this a River Valley host each year. Other events & Craft Beer Restaurant very convenient excursion for travelers. include the ever-popular Ice Wine Festival Aug. 11: Sam and Gary Each winery will feature their cask wine and Th e Turkey Trot. Aug. 12: The Family Dogs and another regional wine paired with an For more information about the Cask Aug. 13: Dan Wagner & Friends Daily Specials appetizer. Th e cost is only $6 per person at Tasting call 440-466-3485 or go to www. Aug. 18: Lost Sheep Band each winery. grandrivercellars.com and click on events Aug. 19: Porch Rockers at the Winery! "Th is is the premier red wine tasting listing. Aug. 20: Ryan Quister Aug. 25: Second Hand Dogs MONDAY: Quesadilla & Margaritas! Cask Tasting Menu Aug. 26: Black Jack Gypsies Debonne Vineyards Aug. 27: Pat Dublin TUESDAY: $2.00 off any Burger (French Oak Barrel) Sept. 1: TBA Cab Franc Flourless Chocolate Cake with a Merlot and Dark Chocolate Ganache Sept. 2: Josiah Whitley WEDNESDAY: Wing Night Ferrante Winery & Ristorante Sept. 3: Dan Wagner & Friends (French Oak Barrel) Sept. 7: Kevin Conaway Buy 1 lb. get 1 lb. FREE Tortellini ala Tuscano with Onions, Peppers and a Blush Sauce Sept. 8: Phillips Band Grand River Cellars Winery & Restaurant Sept. 10: Mike & Marie THUR: Pasta Specials (Hungarian Oak Barrel) Acoustic Ear Candy Pot Roast Slider with with Ricotta & Horseradish Gremolata Sept. 15: Lost Sheep Band FRIDAY: A.U.C.E. 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Thurs. Aug. 10 • 7-10 Hosting Open Mic • Pickled Pepper commanding woman in masterful con- Sat. Aug. 12 • 7-10 • Dublin Down trol of her voice and her destiny, if not Sun. Aug. 13 • 3-6 BLUESVILLE always her heart. In the space between Deer's Leap w/ Wags & Friends ■■■ By Cat Lilly the notes you can hear a performer who Thurs. Aug. 17 • 7-9 • Rotary Pavilion has survived a diffi cult life by anyone’s Geneva Community Concert measure to become one of the top blues Fri. Aug. 18 • 5:30-8:30 • Luisa's • Patio legends Glenn and Gene Schwartz in vocalists of her generation, only the the Beachland Tavern on Friday, August Fri. Aug. 25 • 8 pm V second woman, after blues legend Koko Cleveland Blues Pickled Pepper w/Swamp Rattlers 18th. Admission $7. Doors open 7:30. Taylor, to win the Blues Music Awards’ Show starts 8:30. Sun. Aug. 27 • 2:30-3:30 Society News coveted B.B. King Entertainer of the Arts on Bridge Street • Ashtabula Harbor Th e Fifth Annual Blues Cruise went off Th e CBS August jam will be on Mon- Year award. day, August 14th, at Merwin’s Wharf, in Sat. Sept. 2 • Art in the Alley • Dublin Down without a hitch once again! Th e threat Th at defi ant attitude drives Blue Event time 3-10 of rain was looming, but didn’t dampen the Flats, and will be hosted by Gaeta- Again, Magness’ new record released no’s Underworld Blues Band. Th e Sep- Sun. Sept. 3 • 6:30-8, 9-10 the spirits of the 800 happy blues fans on Blue Élan/Fathead Records on May Geauga County Fair w/ Swamp Rattlers who lined up to board the Goodtime tember jam will be at the Union House in 12. A succinct artistic statement, Blue Parma on Monday, September 11th, and Tues. Sept. 12 • Lakehouse Winery• 6-8pm III off the East 9th Street Pier. Th e sky Again collects Magness’ interpretations Local Food on the Lake! Fundraiser dinner cleared up just as the ship set out to sail, will be hosted by Butch Armstrong and of half a dozen classics from the blues for Ashtabula Local Food Council and passengers enjoyed a stellar Lake the Bearcats. canon and beyond, including numbers Erie sunset along with their rhythm and made famous by Bo Diddley, Freddie blues. King, Etta James, and Nina Simone. Th e Winners of the fi rst annual Members album debuted on the Billboard Blues Blues Choice Awards were presented chart and Top 5 on Living Blues radio with their awards on the cruise: Best chart with single “I Can Tell” reaching #1 Cat Group – Blues DeVille, Best Lead – Colin on the Blues radio chart. Dussault, Best Vocalist – Becky Boyd, “Th e whole record is about getting Best Rhythm – Mike Barrick, Best Up & back to my taproot,” says Magness. “Th e Lilly Coming – Adriane Bennett. process was just digging through a large For Bookings call Th e blues scene is alive and well here pile of some of my favorite material, my 440-466-4623 or 440-417-4199 in northeast Ohio, and the amount of favorite classic blues songs, to come up talented blues musicians in and around with these, my absolute favorites.” the Cleveland area is astounding. Many A seven-time Blues Music Award have been paying their dues for years, winner, Magness has more than earned and are now reaping the benefi ts. Th ere her right to sing the blues. Her life story are more opportunities to work as a comes straight out of a blues song. As blues musician around town than ever she recounts in her soon-to-be-pub- before, thanks to the revitalization of our lished memoir, she was born in Detroit, lakefront and historical districts. and among the fondest memories of Both major and minor investments her childhood were the sounds of her in venues that support live music have father’s blues and country record collec- been made, with Music Box Supper Club Janiva Magness tion. www.Abbeyrodeo.com setting the bar for quality entertainment Music Box Supper Club Childhood was short lived for Mag- in an intimate setting. Music Box has ness, however; as an adolescent, she lost the whole package – great food, service, Wed., August 16th both parents to suicide. She spent the Saturday, August 12th music, and atmosphere. Th ey feature Following her strut down the red next several years bouncing around the Cleveland’s fi nest local musicians, along carpet at the Grammy Awards and her foster care system, a traumatic experi- Harpersfield with national acts, often pairing the two. newest release “Blue Again,” soul-blues ence that inspired her involvement as Winery In addition to booking local players to star Janiva Magness will be debuting an adult with a variety of foster care open for touring acts, the club off ers af- her new material live on her Blue Again programs. As a young woman, her life 7:30 til 10:00 fordable (Lucky Seven) weekday concerts Tour. Magness will demonstrate how her was seemingly spiraling out of control. highlighting local acts. Th eir smart and robust and soulful voice can seamlessly She was saved one night in Minneapolis Thursday, August 31st savvy innovations have brought new life shift from swampy blues to funky soul as when, underage, she snuck into a show to the Flats. she performs songs from her 2017 Gram- by bluesman Otis Rush. She started Willoughby Beachland Ballroom has been doing my nominated album and 12th release down the path of a music career, work- this for years, giving local talent a chance Love Wins Again, as well as her entire ing as a recording engineer before being Gazebo to strut their stuff and rub elbows with repertoire on Th ursday, August 17th at coaxed out in front of a microphone as 7:00 til 8:30 bigger name touring acts. Beachland’s Music Box Supper Club in Cleveland at a backup singer and fi nally forming her eff orts to bring eclectic live music to the 7:30 PM. own group in Arizona. Abbey Rodeo is: Jim Bonfonti, Chris Butcher, masses have been instrumental in restor- Anyone who has ever heard her sing Since then Magness’ life has not been Larry Kadlub, Verne McClelland, P. J. Philips, ing Cleveland’s maligned Collinwood — live or on any of the baker’s-dozen without its downs, including the deaths Bob Yocum and Fred Grupe. neighborhood to a recreation destina- releases she has put out since coming on of many close to her and the dissolu- Check out the Abbey Rodeo video at: tion with unique shops, dining, and the scene 26 years ago — can immediate- tion of a long-term marriage. But she www.youtube.com/watch?v=siwWk_2hELk music. On that note, you can catch living ly divine that this is a strong, resilient, has persevered. Recently remarried to 8 North Coast Voice Magazine | northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 | August 9 - September 13, 2017 North Coast Voice

English bluesman T.J. Norton, she has ate of Magness’ since she provided guest continued her steady progression up the vocals on his 1999 self-titled sophomore career ladder. album, providing the down-and-dirty Blue Again comes hot on the heels of guitar. “It’s very raw. It’s very animal,” Magness’ 2016 album Love Wins Again, says Magness of the track. “And I really which became the biggest commercial dig that.” and critical success of her career. The re- It’s followed by Al Kooper’s “I Love You cord, Magness’ Blue Élan debut, reached More Than You’ll Ever Know,” a devas- the top of the blues radio charts and re- tating slow-burner made famous by the mained in the Top 10 for seven months great soul balladeer Donny Hathaway. and also crossed over into the Ameri- It’s a song Magness says gets to the heart cana chart. Love Wins Again also earned of the blues’ enduring appeal. “I hear it the singer her first Grammy nomination as a tale of one love speaking to another for Contemporary Blues Album of the about their level of commitment and Year. The record’s success was made passion,” she says. “If a song is really well all the sweeter because it marked the crafted, it’s going to be a snapshot and continuing flowering of Magness as a it’s going to speak to basic human truth. songwriter. I have always found that to be the case Having hit a new career high, Mag- with the blues: It speaks to basic human ness felt it was important to connect truth, which is why it’s still here as a where she was going as an artist to genre.” where she has been. “There’s definitely On the record’s third track, Magness been an evolution, an arc over the faces the daunting task of living up to course of time of the kinds of songs one of every blues singer’s idols, Etta that I’ve elected to do and the kinds of James. A duet with Harvey Fuqua, “If I songs I now write,” she says. “I wanted Can’t Have You” is one of the Chess Re- to bring that arc full circle. I wanted to cords great’s best-known songs and likely make a record of what and where I come the most recognizable on Blue Again. from. It was important to me emotion- For her rendition, Magness recruits as ally and spiritually.” her foil fast-rising blues singer Rayford, To help her make this spiritual jour- whom she first met when she was a judge ney, Magness turned once more to Dave and he was an unknown contestant at Friday 4:00 - 12:00 Darling, the producer of six Grammy the Blues Foundation’s International Saturday 2:00 - 12:00 nominated albums. With Blue Again, Blues Challenge. Sunday 2:00 - Dark Darling has now produced six records “If you don’t know him, you’re about for Magness and also serves as her chief to,” Magness says of Rayford, who is songwriting partner. nominated for two awards, including “I just love working with that guy,” male contemporary blues artist and B.B. Beach Bar & Grill! says Magness. “We’ve been friends for King Entertainer of the Year at this year’s LAKE Best place to watch ERIE the sunset on the Lake. a very, very long time, and I really trust Blues Music Awards. “He’s coming up Book us for your Special Event! him implicitly. I trust his creative sense. real fast and strong in the ranks. I’m so PERCH! I trust his musicality. He’s incredibly tal- grateful he was able to do the session ented. Nobody’s been the boss of me for because his voice was perfect.” Fri, Aug 11...... KISMET ...... 8:00 a long time, but I do trust him and I’m Up next is “Tired of Walking,” a tribute Sat, Aug 12 ...... CLOSED – PRIVATE EVENT willing to let him lead me and I find that to one of Magness’ favorite singers, Joe Sun, Aug 13 ...... MARY TAYLOR BROOKS BAND ...... 5:00 very critical to the relationship between Hinton, a contemporary of B.B. King and Fri, Aug 18 ...... WOODPECKERS ...... 8:00 a producer and an artist.” Bobby “Blue” Bland who died tragically Sat, Aug 19 ...... HORSEFEATHERS ...... 8:00 Trust also played a part in the track- young. “I think his work needs more Sun, Aug 20 ...... THOR PLATTER TRIO ...... 5:00 ing of the record at Burbank, Califor- recognition,” Magness says. “My version Fri, Aug 25...... ELM STREET BLUES BAND ...... 8:00 nia’s Clear Lake Recording, with Mag- is an ode to him and an acknowledge- Sat, Aug 26 ...... THE JILLETES ...... 8:00 ness and Darling employing Magness’ ment of the idea we’ve all had that you’ve Sun, Aug 27...... SUSAN HAGAN ...... 5:00 Fri, Sept 1 ...... BECKY BOYD AND THE GROOVE TRAIN ... 8:00 longtime road band, including drum- worked a really, really, really long time mer Matt Tecu, bassist Gary “Scruff” Sat, Sept 2 ...... HAMPSHIRE MOON...... 8:00 really, really hard and you’re a little bit Sun, Sept 3 ...... SPOON TOO SOON W/ JERRY GRUSELL ... 5:00 Davenport, guitarists Zach Zunis and tired and you’d like to have a ride." Garrett Deloian. They are joined by Ar- Mon, Sept 4 ...... LYLE HEATH ...... 5:00 Credited to her husband/manager Fri, Sept 8 ...... RACHEL BROWN & THE BEATNIK PLAYBOYS ... 8:00 lan Schierbaum on Hammond B3, guest Andy Stroud, Nina Simone’s “Buck” is artists Kid Ramos, Sugaray Rayford, and Sat, Sept 9 ...... ALAN GREENE BLUES BAND ...... 8:00 the most unconventional choice on Blue Sun, Sept 10...... THE JILLETTES ...... 5:00 Magness’ husband, English bluesman Again. Magness says she included it and singer-songwriter T.J. Norton. because it is “straight up sexy,” reflect- The title track, a rip-roaring floor filler ing the tempestuous relationship of the 6827 Lake Road West • Geneva • 440-466-9127 best associated with Bo Diddley, kicks 2-1/2 miles west of Rt. 534 and Geneva State Park off Blue Again, with Ramos, an associ- Continued on page 10 Corner of County Line Rd. and Lake Road West. North Coast Voice Magazine | northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 | August 9 - September 13, 2017 9 North Coast Voice Continued from page 9 to the winery, and features live blues S & TRAILS LEAD TO THE GRAND RIVER two people behind it. “I have loved that music all day, a Build-Your–Own-Burger D song forever, and I love Nina Simone,” Bar, and craft beer stations. ATM Mastercard VISA A NETWORK ® MANOR says Magness of the song, which features 1153 Mechanicsville Rd. harmonica by Norton. “She didn’t have Entertainment Line-up: any damn left to give. That woman was Noon-4 PM OPEN Geneva • 440-466-9229 fearless. She was a very strong woman DAILY “Blues Meets Girl W/ Steev Inglish” INCLUDING HOLIDAYS! www.grandrivermanor.com at a time when it wasn’t popular to be ALL RO Steev Inglish (formerly Mr. Down- a strong woman. I don’t know when it child) is an authentic British bluesman, was ever popular to be a strong woman, V frankly, but it certainly wasn’t back who made his way across the pond to NELSON’S RUN PARTY ON THE RIVER then.” trace down the roots of the blues. He The record is rounded out with Mag- is the real deal, tearing it up on guitar, Sat. Aug. 12 Sat. Aug. 26 • 6pm harmonica, vocals, and stompbox. His APL Fundraiser Sponsored by ness’ version of the oft-covered “Pack It Sammy K’s in Perry Up,” a song she best knows from Fred- lovely partner Kasimira provides the First bike out at Noon. GRM & South Madison M.C. die King. 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She’s reached a larger and more diverse audi- 8 PM to Midnight ence with each succeeding album and Geo C and Tha Storm EVERY TUESDAY, 7-10 developed a reputation as a live enter- Geo C and Tha Storm, created by Grand River Manor tainer that’s made her a staple of the George Case, is Youngstown's premiere Wing Night international festival circuit. funk band. Born and raised in Paines- “Sista Janiva’s robust and soulful voice ville, Ohio, Geo came to Youngstown is showering each cut with determination to attend YSU and has been there ever Thurs. Aug. 10 • 7 – 10 to make us all fall in love. Her delivery is as since. He formed his band in 2003, GOTL Brewing Open Mic always sincere and straight from the heart. performing originals, as well as popular Soul music is alive and kicking’.” - Mavis covers from such artists as James Staples Brown, Rick James, Rolling Stones, and Sat. Aug. 12, 5 – 8pm High praise from the high priestess of Prince. Kosicek Vineyards soul! I had the pleasure of seeing Janiva Geo is the founder, bandleader, and Magness a few years back at the Win- main writer for the band but is always chester, and I strongly recommend this Sun. Aug. 13, 2 – 5 willing to spotlight his hand-picked show. I have loved her ever since I heard musicians. When Geo takes the stage, Hundley Cellars her cover Delbert McClinton’s “You Were his charisma is bound to delight people Never Mine” on PBS, and she did not of any age, from his flashy suits to his disappoint. Thurs. Aug. 24, 7 – 10 powerful voice, also adding his self- GOTL Brewing Open Mic taught keyboard skills to the mix. The band showcases some of Beer, Burgers, and Blues the most talented musicians in Thurs. Aug. 31, 7-10 Youngstown. Geo C and Tha Storm Jim Ales Pickled Pepper Open Mic Firehouse Winery have opened for The Whispers, P- August 19th Funk All Stars, The Isley Brothers, and Bootsy Collins. Geo C and Tha Storm's Acoustic Fun! Sun. Sept. 10, 4:30 – 7:30 The blues is brewin’ at the Old Fire- house Winery, Geneva-on-the-Lake, from energetic and hard driving shows guar- Old Mill Winery Open Mic noon til midnight on Saturday, August anteed to make you dance! 19th. The event takes place at the Land- Call me at (440) 417-2475 or find me on Facebook ing Lakefront Festival Plaza, adjacent 10 North Coast Voice Magazine | northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 | August 9 - September 13, 2017 North Coast Voice

tuation, which helps keep the piece from slipping into pathos. “You lie before me like a star that fell,” CD REVIEW sings Malo. “Th is is where we have to say ■■■ By Pete Roche goodbye.” Arriving a quarter-century into Th e Maverick’s bring new release to House of Mavericks’ career, Brand New Day is as good a point of entry into the band’s VBlues September 10th colorful canon as any. Fans of Los Lobos, Tom Russell, Los Straitjackets, and Dave Miami-based quartet Th e Mavericks Alvin & Th e Blasters will take instantly are defi nitely on the upswing these to the group’s appealing blend of Latino days. and Western infl uences—and to Malo’s Formed in 1989 by uber-suave rugged, barrel-chested bass notes and singer Raul Malo, the group issued fi ve baste lullaby “Goodnight Waltz” with saccharine sweet highs. well-received albums of their signature cool musical calm as Malo muses over Be sure to witness Th e Mavericks live Tex-Mex music, won a Grammy for Best the relaxing 1-2-3 pulse. Conversely, onstage when they pull their wagon into Country Performance by Duo or Group “For the Ages” vociferously proclaims House of Blues Cleveland on Sunday, (1995’s “Here Comes the Rain”) and the infi niteness of one guy’s aff ection for September 10. You’ll be converted by the scored a few minor hits (“What a Crying his gal—and features gospel’s McCrary amigos’ mariachi / gunslinger gusto— Shame,” “All You Ever Do Is Bring Me sisters on harmony vocals. from Malos’ magnifi cent voice and Down,” “Dance the Night Away”) before “I Wish You Well” proves another Perez’s lightning licks to Deakin’s reliable taking a post-millennial hiatus. standout despite its sad subject: Written rhythms and McFadden’s wide palate of Malo and his compadres reunited in for Malo’s father (who passed away last Wurlitzer / organ / string sounds that’ll 2003 for an eponymous “comeback” year), the tearjerker captures a son’s fi nal leave you ready to wash down your album (their second self-titled disc), hit words to his dad (and a few unspoken empanadas and salsa-seasoned tortillas the road refreshed, and quickly reestab- thoughts thereafter) and sets them to with an ice-cold Dos Equis. lished themselves as an in-concert tour the lurch of a New Orleans street funeral. Th e Mavericks are also the best- de force. Follow-ups In Time (2013), “Damned (If You Do)” contemplates the Accordionist Michael Guerra candy coats dressed musical hombres you’ll ever see, and Mono (2015) sated diehard Mav- everyday decisions that routinely thrust the dirge with playful squeezebox punc- too, stylish and smooth. ericks fans while winning over young the unwitting and ill-prepared between audiences and newcomers catching their rocks and hard places. fi rst shows. “Your heart tells you yes but your mind Now the banditos of border music are tells you no,” observes Raul of the end- 4618 Main Avenue • Ashtabula back with Brand New Day. less lose / lose propositions. 440-992-3013 • www.dublindown.pub Th e outfi t’s seventh studio release was Th e rocking-est track on the album, Hours: Kitchen open Mon-Sat 11am-10pm recorded in Hollywood and Nashville “Damned” is powered by Perez’s sharp, Bar open til 11 Mon-Thurs & Midnite Fri & Sat under the supervision of old producer / lickety-split guitar (including a jagged Closed Sunday. engineer pal Niko Bolas (Warren Zevon, solo), mirthful mandolin, and a blaring Melissa Etheridge, Graham Nash)—and saxophone. Dublin Down is the fi rst title on Th e Mavericks’ own Optimistic “I Will Be Yours” brings Presents: Daily Specials & Events Mono Mundo (“One World”) label. out Raul’s Romeo in a valentine that Joined again by Mavericks regulars sounds more Venetian / Mediterra- WEDNESDAYS: Open Mic Jam 7-10 with Mike Brown MONDAY: GAME NIGHT Paul Deakin (drums), Eddie “Scarlito” nean than Mexicano. Heck, Malo even 8/11...DJ Hunter 70’s, 80’s & 90’s 7-10 Specials For Indians Games Perez (guitar), and Jerry Dale McFadden indulges a woozy, speak-sing “Oh, my 8/19...Flashback to Shenanigans Party Bucket Of Beer & 10 Wings $15! (keys), Malo shines brighter than ever darling” message in the middle, a la the All Domestics $2 across ten new tracks that celebrate the lovesick crooners of old (Elvis Presley, & Suggested Remedy Karaoke 7-10 here-and-now, ponder life’s mysteries, Bill Medley, Bobby Darin, Roy Orbison). 8/25...DJ Hunter 70’s, 80’s & 90’s 7-10 TUESDAY: Lucky Hours 2pm-6pm explore romantic possibilities, lament Conversely, the grateful “I Th ink of You” 9/2...A.D.D.A. 'Art In The Ally' $1 Off All Drinks. Cornhole Challenge lost loved ones…and praise the healing presents the perspective of a man who’s w/Smooth Groove & Cat Lilly potential of cannabis. already won his lady over…and is re- “Don’t fi x what ain’t broken while minded to be thankful for her by sundry 9/16...Halfway to St. Patrick's Day Party! WEDNESDAY: Ladies Night with Willie’s still smokin’,” suggests Malo, objects in the world around him. Watch For More Specials & Events On Our Facebook Page Drink Specials & Open Mic Jam blazing up on heady twelve-bar opener Travelogue “Ride With Me” fi nds Th e “Rolling Along” while guest banjoist Stop in for details about our next THURSDAY: BIKE NIGHT! Brews, Mavericks making mayhem in New 'Flashback To Shenanigans' Party'! Scott Vestal tickles the strings. York, Chicago, and Kansas City before Blues & BBQ! Corn Hole, Malo and his alt-country outlaws go absconding to Amarillo and Albuquerque Hold Your Prizes & More! mambo for “Easy As it Seems,” weaving for more trouble. Here Perez ignites his Fantasy Football Draft Party FRIDAY: Free Hors d'oeuvres horns, piano, and organ into a ‘50s- Telecaster a la Scotty Moore and Chuck with us! Enjoy food & sounding two-step whose buh-bah- Berry, his twangy guitar lead skipping drink specials for your league! Enjoy Fresh Daily dah-dah gang chorus underscores the SATURDAY: over Deakin’s rugged rhythm. Call to reserve your date & time today! Homemade Dinner Specials c’est la vie aspect of daily life. Likewise, Accordion, piano, and snare brushes North Coast Voice Magazine | northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 | August 9 - September 13, 2017 11 North Coast Voice •••••••••••••••••••••••• • • LOST SHEEP BAND • • • TA K E II • MUSIC ALONG THE RIVER • Playing 50-60-70's • • Favorites and Much More • • • •••••••••••••••••••••••• Music Along the River Returns to Fri, Aug. 11 • 5:30-9 PM Luisa's • Downtown Geneva V ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Harpersfi eld August 18-20th Sat, Aug. 19 • 7-10:00 PM Acoustic musicians and their fans will Sunday’s program includes: Hartford Hill Winery • Hartford Fri. Aug. 11 • 8-12 Pickled Pepper return to the Music Along the River Fes- • 1PM Th e Non-Trio ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• tival on Friday, August 18, from 7-9PM, • 2PM Andrej and Leo Wed, Aug. 23 • 6:30-9 PM Fri. Aug. 18 • 7:30-10:30 Deer’s Leap Saturday, August 19, and Sunday, August • 3PM Bruce Blair Bronzewood Golf Club 20, 2017, from 11AM to 6PM. Located • 4PM Irish Jam, led by Laura Fidel ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Sat. Aug. 19 • 3-7 Sportsterz in GOTL on the banks of the Grand River at the Sun, Aug. 27 • 2-5:00 PM Harpersfi eld Covered Bridge Metropark, Th e Saturday workshop schedule Benny Vino Winery • Harpersfield Sun. Aug. 20 • 4-8 Old Firehouse Winery this family-friendly festival celebrates off ers: ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ‘unplugged’ music of all types, from • 11AM Introductory Banjo Technique Sat, Sept. 2 • 6:30-9:30 PM Thurs. Aug. 24 • 7-9 Geneva Pavilion led by Joel Specht and Andrej Debevc Bronzewood Golf Club Native American-style drumming and old time fi ddling to jazz and contempo- • 11AM Mountain Dulcimer Tech- ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Sat. Aug. 26 • 9-1 Alibi Sun, Sept. 3 • 1:00 PM rary original music. In addition to live nique, led by Bill Schilling Geauga County Fair • See Fair Schedule Fri. Sept. 1 • 7:30-10:30 performances, visitors can enjoy free On Sunday: ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Winery at Spring Hill workshops for banjo, mountain dulcimer, • 11AM Ukelele Technique, led by Bill Sun, Sept. 10 • 2:30-5:30 PM ukelele and guitar. Professional and ama- Schilling Winery at Spring Hill Sat. Sept 2 • 4-8 Old Firehouse Winery teur musicians are also invited to join the • 12PM Finger Style Guitar-Picking, For booking call Ellie formal and informal jam sessions going exploring foundational material from Sat. Sept. 9 • 7:30-10:30 Old Mill Winery on all weekend. Snacks and beverages Rev. Gary Davis, Chet Atkins and Merle 330-770-5613 will be available on site. Primitive camp- Travis, led by Will Peadon www.takeii.com www.lostsheepband.com ing is off ered to musicians on Friday and Saturday nights on the north side of the Workshops are suitable for beginning/ river. intermediate skill levels. Participants Th e festival opens Friday night with a will need to bring an instrument, tuner, drum circle around the north side camp- capo (guitar only) and chair. Th ese fi re, beginning at 7PM. Bring a drum or programs will be held in the pavilions on other percussion instrument and join in! the south side of the river. Marshmallows optional. In case of rain, Admission to the festival is free. Th is this event will be moved to one of the event is made possible by donations pavilions. from music-loving individuals and Saturday & Sunday, August 12 & 13th organizations. Additional support comes We're open 11am - 7pm, rain or shine! from the Ashtabula County Metroparks The Great Lakes Medieval Faire is a shaded, 13th century family fun theme park filled with fine continuous On Saturday, our main stage in the entertainment, juried crafts and artisans, rides and interactive games, and foods fit for a King. Ellsworth Pavilion will feature: Board, the Ashtabula County Conven- • 1PM Cleveland Brassworks tion and Visitors Bureau and the North • 2PM Bill Schilling and the DulciMore Coast Voice. For more information, Final Weekend! Ensemble email [email protected] or visit us August 12-13 • 3PM Mr. Haney Old Time String on Facebook www.facebook.com/Musi- Clash of the Clans: Band cAlongTh eRiver. • 4PM Old Time Slow Jam, led by Joel Th e Harpersfi eld Covered Bridge Fur hides, horned helms, and war hammers, Specht Metropark is located at 1225 Harpers- seeking quests, fellowship, and competition! • 5PM Old Time Up-Tempo Jam, led by fi eld Rd., Harpersfi eld Twp., south of Who will Conquer the Castle? Join the ruckus The Joust is Back!! Joel Specht Geneva, Ohio. fun and party with Titans, Vikings, Romans, Warriors, Barbarians, and Saxons - let the free-for-all invasion begin!

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12 North Coast Voice Magazine | northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 | August 9 - September 13, 2017 North Coast Voice Geneva-on-the-Lake Golf Course OPEN DAILY 7am-2:30am Outdoor Open at 7am for Breakfast and cooking until 1:00am! Flea Market Most items available for take-out, too! & Craft Show Happy Hour Mon-Thur 1pm-7pm $1.50 Domestic Bottles & Well Shots (Holidays Excluded) RAIN OR SHINE Every Saturday DJ/VJ/KARAOKE Every Friday & Saturday starting @ 8pm 9am to 5pm. Or Immediately After The Band Until 2:00am May 27 thru Since 1927 MON: Sloppy Joe • TUE: Wing Night $5 Sept. 9 WED: 2 Tiders or Hot Dogs Lunch Sandwich Daily Food & Onion Rings or Fries Special Geneva-on-the-Lake Outings Specials! THUR: Taco Night M-F 11:30-1:30 Recreational Park Leagues 5536 Lake Rd. EXTENDED THRU MID-AUGUST! Geneva-on-the-Lake Season Passes Please donate school supplies Sponsored by the G.O.T.L. Visitors Bureau Just off of Geneva-on-the-Lake Strip. and cash for our local 4902 Almraz Dr. Call for vendor space (440) 466-8797 THRU MID-AUGUST! elementary school! 440.466.8600 JOHN BOWLER DIRECTOR OF GOLF www.visitgenevaonthelake.com www.gotlgolf.com Aug. 19: Larry, Daryl, Daryl & Sheryl 8-12 Sept. 1: Rhythm Connection 8-11 Sept. 2: Two Bob Night 8-12 2017 Lakefront Sept. 3: The 2 Kings Duo 8-11 FREE Summer Concert Series Sept. 4: Larry, Daryl, Daryl & Sheryl 8-12 Two Bob Concerts Night Every Tuesday Geneva Township Park Sept. 7: The 2 Kings Duo 8-11 at 7pm Sept. 8: Larry, Daryl, Daryl & Sheryl 8-12 Geneva-on-the-Lake Sept. 9: Rhythm Connection 8-11 Sept. 16: First Halloween Crawl Adult NON Hay Ride 2-7:30 Earn a AUGUST 15 ...LINDA FUNDIS ...... SHOW TUNES/COUNTRY T‐Shirt AUGUST 22 ...BLUES PROJECT – 2017...... BLUES at 4 GOTL Strip AUGUST 29 ...DENNIS FORD ...... 50’S, 60’S & 70’S Crawls! 1 The Lake Erie Monster Crawl Memorial Day thru Labor Day Rhythm Connection 2 Kidz Krawl Memorial Day thru Labor Day Larry, Daryl, Daryl and Sheryl The 2 Kings Duo 3 Thunder on the Strip SEND US AN EMAIL TO RECEIVE OUR MAILINGS! Thunder Week, Sept. 7-10, 2017 BLUES PROJECT Two Facebook Pages: HighTide Tavern and Betty's HighTide Fun 4 Halloween Monster Crawl Email: [email protected] September & Sponsored by the Geneva-on-the-Lake Visitors Bureau 5504 Lake Road • On the Strip October www.VisitGenevaontheLake.com • 440-466-8600 Geneva-on-the-Lake, Ohio • (440) 466-7990 North Coast Voice Magazine | northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 | August 9 - September 13, 2017 13 North Coast Voice ON THE BEAT

Debonne Vineyards to host Ashtabula Downtown Vtheir 2nd Annual Bridal Development Associa- Show Sunday, Sept. 10th tion presents Art in the Th is year to feature a Pop-Up Bridal Alley! Sept. 2nd 3-10 pm Boutique Sale Th is is the second annual Art in the Join Debonne Vineyards, Ohio's Alley taking place in alleys around Dub- largest estate winery, for their 2nd lin Down in downtown Ashtabula (see annual Bridal Show, Sunday Septem- ad on page 11 for address and info). Mu- ber 10th at 1 and 3 p.m. Th is event is sic is scheduled throughout the event co-sponsored by Debonne Vineyards, to entertain visitors while browsing the Grand River Cellars, Bella Donna displays. Th is is a mixed media event, in- cluding artists who create Photography, Salon & Spa, and Expressions Bridal. Graphite, Ink, Watercolor, Acrylics, Oils, Th e afternoon will include two ses- Ceramics, Fiber art and various other sion 1 and 3 p.m.. Each will include 3-D work. models displaying wedding gowns, bridesmaid dresses and mother of Blue Sky Folk Festival the bride dresses walking amongst the crowd. Bella Donna will be featur- September 16 ing hair and make-up demonstra- Save the date for this all day festival of folk, bluegrass, and old-time music to be tions. Th ere will be over 20 vendors held on Saturday, September 16th 11am including food samples from 3 area – 7:30pm 10848 Chillicothe Rd. (SR 306) caterers. Each attendee will receive a Kirtland, Ohio. Th e event will be featur- swag bag and door prizes will also be ing Family Dawg, Matt Watroba, Dan raffl ed off . Th is year's added feature Bankhurst, Lost State of Franklin, Hot Follow Cougar 93.7 will include a pop-up bridal boutique D'Jang and Paul Kovac's 'Grass Party. In sale by Expressions Bridal. Th ey will addition to the outstanding main stage on facebook have many gowns for brides to view performances circle jams and workshops It’s a huge at great prices. Th ere will also be an will be held throughout the day as well. area for brides to change in. Live mu- $15 at the door, $12 online, 12 and under Free. Bring your instrument to sic for the event will feature Cougar jam for $3.00 discount Summer of Winning! 93.7's own Jeremy James. Visit www.blueskyfolkfest.com Get your tickets by going to debon- • YMCA Dream House passes nebridalshow.eventbrite.com $12 in advance or $15 at the door. Partici- Kent Stage Concerts • Fair passes pants are welcome to stay and relax • Waldameer at the winery after the event. • Pioneer Waterland • Concert tickets from LIVE Nation Local artist displaying at two upcoming events • Free lunches Chris Burton of CLYDE HILL CRE- • Atlas Movie passes ATIVE WORKS (ad on pg. 23) will be ...And more! at Th e Arts on Bridge Street (TABS) August 25 & 26 from 10 – 5 both John Waite CLICK LIKE and PLAY ALONG! days. Also, his decorative, functional art will be on display and for purchase Th ursday, Sept. 28th TO LISTEN LIVE AND WATCH OUR LIVE COUGAR CAM at downtown Ashtabula's ART IN Singer-songwriter John Waite has THE ALLEY Saturday, September 2. been a fi xture of classic rock radio for WWW.COUGAR937.COM Continued on Page 20 14 North Coast Voice Magazine | northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 | August 9 - September 13, 2017 North Coast Voice MITCH LARSON Just LIKE That! ACOUSTIC POWER TRIO! Aug. 12th Ashtabula Yacht Club Sat. August 19 Aug. 13th • 12 to 4 Old Firehouse Winery Hundley Cellars 2-5 Aug. 19th • 5 - 8 Kosicek Vineyards Aug. 27th • 12 to 4 Thur. August 24 Old Firehouse Winery Old Mill Winery 6-8 Sept. 10th • 5-9 Old Firehouse Winery Sun. September 3 Old Mill open mic Featuring: 4:30-7:30 Scott Treen, Chuck Ditri 216-513-0529 for bookings & Gary Slovensky Facebook.com/MitchLarsonAcousticMusic

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North Coast Voice Magazine | northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 | August 9 - September 13, 2017 15 North Coast Voice Press online LYLE readers’ polls. HEATH Nod for Art- THE MULTI-INSTRUMENTALIST APMA AWARDS ist of the Year & VERSATILE MUSICIAN went to Panic! Booking for Fall & Winter ■■■ By Pete Roche at the Disco, Musician for hire! Rent me for the night! who performed I play guitar, bass, drums and sing. at the fi rst Now teaching music lessons for the above Th e 2017 Alternative Press Music Awards AMPAs in July instruments and piano!! Text/call/FB to inquire. VTh e Alternative Press Music Awards re- 2014. Pierce V Wednesday August 9th • 7-11pm Old Firehouse Winery • GOTL turned to Cleveland, Ohio for its fourth the Veil was Friday August 11th • 7-11pm year in mid July at the Key Bank State given top Yankies Bar and Grill • GOTL Th eatre in downtown Cleveland’s historic honors for © 2017 Peter M. Roche Saturday August 12th • 8-10pm Album of the Goddess Wine House • Saybrook Playhouse Square district. Year. Song of Canadian singer “Lights” Sunday August 13th • 4:30-7:30pm Th e 2016 APMAs were bumped from Old Mill Winery *Open mic • Geneva Quicken Loans Arena last summer by the Year went posing with friend on the Friday August 18th • 7-11pm the Republican National Convention. to Biersack’s red carpet. Alibi Bar and Grill • Geneva Undeterred, the ultimate alt-rock awards (Black’s, actu- Saturday August 19th • 9pm-12am show-cum-concert raged in the Buckeye ally) “We Don’t Ashtabula Eagles Have to Dance.” Sunday August 20th • 12-4pm capitol with Rob Halford, Mayday Parade, Old Firehouse Winery • GOTL Th ird Eye Blind, and Machine Gun Kelly. Lynn Gunn (PVRIS), Jordan Buckley Saturday September 2nd: WEDDING Alternative Press founder Michael (Every Time I Die), Frank Zummo (Sum “All Time Low” opened the 2017 APMAs at the Monday September 4th • 12-4pm Shea and his staff were glad to have their 41) were given Skullys for Best Vocalist, Old Firehouse Winery • GOTL party back home where it belongs, mere State Th eatre Guitarist, and Drummer, respectively. Monday September 4th • 5pm-8pm Korn’s “Fieldy” Arvizu was named Driftwood Point • Geneva blocks from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (where the fi rst APMAs transpired) Low. Th is year Barakat and Gaskarth Best Bassist. Korn themselves went Saturday September 9th • 1pm-3pm The Cove • Thunder on the Strip and in the very land that inspired Shea’s got to take it a bit easier, with the emcee home with a Vanguard award…but did Sunday September 10th • 7pm-?? popular punk lifestyle ‘zine. nod going to aff able dark prince Andy not perform. Yankies • Thunder on the Strip Previous APMAs were hosted by Jack Biersack (aka Andy Black) of the Black Pretty Reckless took the cake for Best To book contact: Barakat and Alex Gaskarth of All Time Veil Brides. Hard Rock Band. Best Video went to 440-381-3736 All Time Low did perform, however. State Champs (“Losing Myself”). In fact, they opened the show with a live Special awards were presented to performance before Biersack checked in LGBT advocate Laura Jane Grace to say hello to the 3,500-strong crowd (Against Me!) for Icon, and to Goldfi n- (thousands more watched a streaming ger singer / guitarist John Feldmann simulcast over their computers). for Infl uence. One of the evening’s most Japanese ambassadors ONE OK touching moments came when “Half ROCK also tore it up—with guest John Access” spokesperson Cassie Wilson was Feldmann of Goldfi nger—in one of the recognized for her work on behalf of night’s many cool collaborations. disabled and physically challenged rock Halestorm frontwoman Lzzy Hale fans. Wilson was accompanied onstage joined Ash Costello and gloom rockers by Wonder Years member Dan Camp- New Year’s Day for a couple songs. Pierce bell, who stayed on for the presenta- the Veil and Pretty Reckless also cranked tion of Philanthropic Grant Award to the amps, and Andrew McMahon (who Wilson. opened for Billy Joel at Progressive Field Th ere were bass solos and backfl ips, in Cleveland recently) served up some an incendiary drum-off / team-up, some piano-based pop with his In the Wilder- “unplugged” pieces, strobe lights and ness ensemble. slapstick humor. Biersack was an engag- Nothing More and Plain White T’s ing host with a dry, self-deprecating played stripped-down songs on acoustic sense of humor: He even showed a instruments. Th ey even wandered into home video of himself singing and act- the crowd to do it, breaking down bar- ing silly. rier between artist and audience. Later, But most of all there was the over- Cleveland rapper Machine Gun Kelly arching sense that this was a safe commandeered the stage with some place…at least for the night. A safe ha- hot hip-hop. Biersack himself closed ven where kids could be themselves and the show with a cover of Adele anthem be proud of it, sans fear or judgmental “When We Were Young.” stares or snide comments, and that At least a dozen “Skully” awards were people—for all our diff erences—still presented to the best musicians in sev- have a lot in common when it comes to eral categories, so decided by Alternative music.

16 North Coast Voice Magazine | northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 | August 9 - September 13, 2017 North Coast Voice 1990s, keeping as much of the well-pre- served Victorian equipment as possible: the copper kettle; the belt-driven malt BREW NEWS mill; the 1876 mash tun. Th e 1910 Gains- borough boiler that powers the brewery was carefully rebuilt and reconditioned. Melbourn Bros. began by producing New Belgian White Style: White Wheat Ale fruit beers, an innovation for Samuel Flavor: Mild sweetness, minimal bitter- Smith’s. In 2009, after sourcing organic 2055 Lake Ave. • Ashtabula Vappearing on store ness ingredients and receiving organic certi- 440-992-6552 Mouthfeel: Refreshing fi cation, Melbourn Bros. became a Certi- shelves now! SUN, MON, TUES, & THURS. Body: Light body fi ed Organic brewery. Samuel Smith’s $10 Buckets of Five Domestic Beer Belgian Yeast: American Wheat Ale Yeast Organic Apricot, Cherry, Raspberry, and White Marks EVERY THURSDAY: Hop Varieties: Nugget and Cascade Hops Strawberry ales were launched to huge LADIESEntertainment NIGHT the First Addi- FREE JUKEBOX 8-10pm Malt Varieties: Pale, White Wheat, and success – each took a Gold in the US Bucket of Beer & Wing Specials tion to the Fat (dine-in only) Oats Open Beer Championship: Strawberry Tire Trademark FIESTA FRIDAYS!! Fruits/Spices: Grains of Paradise, Fresh in 2009; Raspberry in 2010; Apricot in Family $1 tacos, $2 nachos & Cheese, $3 Margaritas Ground Seville Orange Peel, Fresh 2012; and Cherry in 2014. (dine-in only) New Belgium Ground Indian Coriander All four Samuel Smith organic fruit Brewing’s Fat Enjoy our awesome outdoor patio! Color: Hazy Straw Hue with Creamy beers are available in 550 mL (18.7 oz.) Tire Belgian “Victorian pint” bottles, but due to de- Head White is rolling mand for a smaller size for on-premise, Sat. Aug. 26: Alcohol 5.2% ABV out nationwide and also due to the growing popularity IBUs: 12 Ed Dana • 4-8pm this month. For of multi-packs at retail, Organic Apricot For more information, visit NewBel- the fi rst time and Organic Strawberry are now also be- gium.com. To fi nd Fat Tire Belgian White Sat. Sept. 2: in twenty-six ing sold in four-packs of 12 oz. bottles. or any of New Belgium’s other off erings, DJ Jam Eazy • 9-1am years Fat Tire, an American craft beer Tasting Notes: visit the Beer Finder or download New icon, expands its trademark family by Samuel Smith’s Organic Apricot Ale is Open daily until 2:30am Belgium’s Beer Mode app. Kitchen Open Sun-Mon 5pm-9pm adding Fat Tire Belgian White. Th e new rich and full-bodied; the color is a glow- Wed-Thur 7am-9pm • Fri-Sat 7am-12am addition is a light-bodied unfi ltered ing hazy orange. Apricots contribute to wheat ale brewed with juicy Seville or- ange peel and freshly ground coriander. Samuel Smith’s Organic It off ers the perfect balance of refresh- Apricot Ale, Organic ment and drinkability with just a hint of Strawberry Ale hit sweetness. “Fat Tire Belgian White is a perfect re- 4-packs in August fl ection of our rich history and decades of experience brewing Belgian-style beers,” said New Belgium Brewer Cody Reif. “We listened to what people want in a Belgian White and incorporated all that feedback into this beer. It defi nitely captures the spirit of everything we be- lieve an authentic Belgian White should be, and what so many desire – subtle sweetness and light bodied.” Freshly ground Indian coriander, For a family-owned brewery with over sourced from Old Town Spice Shop in 250 years of history, there is really noth- Ft. Collins, Colo., which is less than a ing more traditional and authentic than mile from New Belgium, paired with brewing organically: in 1758, all beer juicy Seville orange peel gives Fat Tire was organic! Melbourn Bros. Brewery Belgian White its bright, yet mild sweet- in Stamford, England, was established ness. Th e beer also features a blend of in 1825. After many decades of brewing Nugget Hops for bittering and Cascade pale ales and stouts, this steam-powered Hops for aroma. regional brewery began to experience Fat Tire Belgian White is available obsolescence of equipment and slowing in 12oz. bottles, on draft, and in can sales. It closed in the 1970s. variety packs. Samuel Smith’s Brewery purchased and Fat Tire Belgian White restored Melbourn Bros. Brewery in the North Coast Voice Magazine | northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 | August 9 - September 13, 2017 17 North Coast Voice

a stunning fruit beer: the ripe, aromatic is derived. Only the seed cones from the bouquet supports a sweet, summery fla- female vine are used in making beer. vor with just a suggestion of stone-fruit Hops are responsible for the bitterness tartness. in beer. Samuel Smith’s Organic Strawberry Ale Malts - One of the main ingredients offers a soft and subtle flavor, making of beer, malt is barley which has been the character of this fruit beer extremely steeped in water, allowed to germinate, sophisticated and refined. The smooth and then heat dried which stops germi- V malt and aromatic strawberry flavors nation. The type of barley, the level of merge together in an elegant fashion, germination allowed and the tempera- with fresh, ripe strawberries shining through. ture of drying all influence the resulting Samuel Smith’s Organic fruit beers are flavor of the malts. Registered Vegan and Certified Organic Ales are made with "top-fermenting" by the UK Soil Assn. and the USDA. strains of yeast which means that the yeast ferments at the top of the fermen- tation tank. Actually, they typically rise to the top of the tank near the end of fermentation. Ale yeasts also tend to produce chemicals called esters that can affect the flavor of the beer, depending on which strain of yeast is used. Note that in rare cases, there are some brew- ers that use "bottom-fermenting" yeasts to make ales. Lagers use "bottom-fermenting" yeasts which sink to the bottom of the tank and ferment there. Because they collect on the bottom of the tank, they can often be reused. The yeast in lagers does not usually add much in the way of flavor. This typically comes from the other ingredients in the brew (malt, hops, etc). Keep in mind that there are excep- tions to these yeast "rules". Temperature and Time: Ale yeasts fer- ment best at warmer temperatures, usu- ally around room temperature and up to about 75° farenheit. For this reason, So what does that mean? they tend to mature and ferment faster There are so many terms to describe than lagers. craft brew that we could list pages or Lagers ferment at colder tempera- you could scroll endlessly online but tures (46-59°F). Historically, lager beers to be brief, concise, and helpful peruse came from continental European coun- the terms most often used and perhaps tries like Germany, brewed where cooler learning will occur. temperatures are the norm. The word ABV (Alcohol by volume) – a heads "lager" comes from the German word up on the punch so one can gauge the "lagern" which means "to store" which intended buzz. refers to the lagering process where IBU (International bitter units) – the beer typically ferments over longer Hop forward or at the finish it's good to periods of time than ales. The combina- prepare the taste buds! Know the intensi- tion of colder temperatures and bottom- ty for your tolerance level. fermenting yeast is responsible for the Hops - The dried blossom of the female mild and crisp taste of most lagers. hop plant, which is a climbing herb (Hu- Stay tuned for many more beer terms mulus lupulus). Hops closest relative is in future issues. the cannabis plant from which marijuana

18 North Coast Voice Magazine | northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 | August 9 - September 13, 2017 North Coast Voice CLYDE HILL NOW WE’RE TALKIN CREATIVE WORKS Open 7-Days-A-Week! Decorative and Functional Art ■■■ By Helen Marketti Chris Burton, KSU bfa`73 sculpting Our 11th Season! A chat with Chris White of Th e Zombies FOOD COURT VTh e Rock and Roll Hall of Geneva-on-the-Lake Fame and Museum in Cleve- land has recently unveiled a new exhibit dedicated to the career contributions of Unique, individual ceramic creations 60s group, Th e Zombies. Th e featuring Mural-on-a-Mug! Zombies were part of the Hundreds of variations British Invasion infl uence that swept across America Showroom open 2nd and 4th Roasted Corn-on-the Cob during the mid-60s. Th eir Corn Dogs • Sausage • Pulled Pork signature hits included, Friday/Sat. of each month She’s Not Th ere, Time of the 1:00-4:00pm • 764 S. County Line • Geneva Hot Dogs • Fresh Cut French Fries Season and Tell Her No. Th e Harpersfield original band members were Hamburgers • Nachos on hand to accept the dedica- (440)645-9029 Cheese-on-a-Stick • Cheese Cakes tion at a recent ceremony at By Appt...text/call/facebook the Rock Hall on July 12. Th e exhibit will be open until the INSPIRED BY NATURE. end of the year. Earlier in the month, 1967 was the Summer of Love era. INTERPRETED THRU I had the pleasure of speaking to bass However, it was not necessarily a lov- LOCATED ON THE STRIP player, Chris White. He spoke to me by ing time for Th e Zombies. “In 1967, we IMAGINATION. GENEVA-ON-THE-LAKE RESORT phone from his home in London. decided to produce our own album that “I fi rst started out being interested in was called, “Odessey and Oracle” and un- Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Del Shannon fortunately it was not successful and we and of course, Bill Haley as he seemed broke up,” said Chris. “Rod (Argent) and to be the one that started it off with, Colin (Blunstone) reunited in the early “Rock Around the Clock”. Most of the 2000s calling themselves “Argent and American acts really aff ected us because Blunstone” but they kept being billed as it was the rawness of it all,” explains Th e Zombies. When it came to the 40th Chris. anniversary of “Odessey and Oracle”, we Chris remembers fondly his time with decided to get together and play since we Th e Zombies. He still joins the band had not played together since 1967! We now and then but is not involved on a played a premiere because we never had a steady basis with the touring Zombies. chance to play it live. It started to receive “I am two years older than the rest of backing and support. In 2015, we de- the guys. I did attend the same school cided to tour America and play the album as Colin Blunstone (lead singer). Th e exactly as it was recorded. I will join the band started around 1961 and the bass band for “Odessey and Oracle” as does player had left the group because he our original drummer, Hugh Grundy.” wanted to concentrate on taking exams. Original member, Paul Atkinson is no Th ey asked me to join and that is how longer with us. During the dedication it got started. I was in several skiffl e at the Rock Hall, Chris White remem- groups prior to joining Th e Zombies. bered his friend and fellow musician by Skiffl e was popular in England because dedicating the exhibit in Paul’s memory. it was easy to play.” “When we are on stage, it’s like we are “Th ere was a show on the BBC called, still teenagers. It’s the same energy,” says Juke Box Jury. Th ere were guest panel- Chris. “However, it’s not the same energy ists who would listen to new songs and when we leave the stage as we are now in share their thoughts. George Harrison our 70s. (laughs). We still play together of Th e Beatles was a guest on the epi- because we like each other. We were very sode when they played, She’s Not Th ere lucky in that regard. We are like broth- by Th e Zombies. We were so glad when ers.” George said he loved our song,” remem- www.thezombiesmusic.com bers Chris. North Coast Voice Magazine | northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 | August 9 - September 13, 2017 19 North Coast Voice

Continued from Page 14 nearly 40 years. Waite brings his "Wood- en Heart Tour" to Th e Kent Stage on Th ursday, Sept. 28. Waite fi rst came to prominence as the vocalist and bassist of the English rock outfi t Th e Babys, best known for the hits "Isn't It Time?" and "Every Time I Th ink V of You" in the late 1970s. Th at group disbanded in 1980 (after a fi nal perfor- mance in Akron, Ohio), and Waite went on to a very successful solo career, scor- ing a Number One U.S. hit with "Missing bluegrass, Cajun, soul, zydeco, jazz and You." blues into an organic whole that has In 1988, Waite teamed up with former enchanted audiences for more than 25 Babys members Jonathan Cain and years. Ricky Phillips, along with Neil Schon and Leftover Salmon performs at the Kent drummer Deen Castronovo to form the Stage on Tuesday, Oct. 17. super group Bad English. At the time Formed in Boulder, Colo. in 1989, Cain and Schon were also members of Leftover Salmon has headlined shows Journey, which was on hiatus for a few and festivals from coast to coast, years. Bad English went to the top of released nine albums, and maintained the charts with the Diane Warren ballad a vibrant voice in the music world. Th e "When I See You Smile." Th e group dis- evolution of the band's music is infl u- solved in 1992, and Waite resumed his enced by co-founders Drew Emmitt solo career. (mandolin/vocals) and Vince Herman's For his latest outing, Waite promises (guitar/vocals) keen musical instincts, an intimate night of stories and songs and follows a musical path started when from his solo career, the Babys and Bad they fi rst formed the group along with English. Th e opener for concert will be the late banjo player Mark Vann. Th e Jason Sinay, a well-known session guitar- addition of new band members over ist (Neil Diamond, Bob Weir) and mem- the years has nurtured an unmistak- ber of Th e Dirty Knobs, the side project able evolution and freshness in Leftover for Mike Campbell of Tom Petty. Salmon's sound, and has added an edge Gold Circle tickets are $42 and to the long-lasting power of the band's reserved seats are $35. A very limited music. number of VIP "Meet & Greet" packages Fueled by the rhythm section of long will be available for $85. Fans will get a time bassist Greg Garrison, drummer signed lyric sheet to "Missing You" with Alwyn Robinson, and Salmon's newest Waite's thumbprint inked into the paper, member, keyboardist Erik Deustch, the photos and a chance to have him sign band is currently enjoying a creative re- anything they want. naissance. Th e front line trio of Emmitt, www.johnwaiteworldwide.com Herman and banjo player Andy Th orn Th e concert begins at 8 p.m., with are continually challenged and pushed doors opening at 7 p.m. in new directions as the band collective- Tickets are on sale now www.kent- ly searches for new spaces and sounds stage.org Tickets also available by phone within their extensive catalog of songs. at 877-987-6487. Th e show begins at 8 p.m., with doors opening at 7 p.m. General admission seats for "An Leftover Salmon Evening with Leftover Salmon" are $25 advance, $30 day of show. Tickets will Tuesday Oct 17th 8pm go on sale now at www.kentstage.com, Colorado-based jam band Leftover where the full calendar of concerts can Salmon has established itself as one of be accessed. Tickets also available by the great purveyors of Americana music, phone at 877-987-6487. blending infl uences of rock and roll, folk, Continued on Page 28 20 North Coast Voice Magazine | northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 | August 9 - September 13, 2017 North Coast Voice Blind MOVIE REVIEWS Vertical Entertainment|R|105 min ■■■ By Westside Steve Simmons Th e Dark Tower ity to one of the other producers, Akiva VColumbia|PG-13|95 min Goldsman, who seems to have done most of the heavy lifting including writing this So I left God-awful script, and providing some Westside Steve the island the race-baiting blather for the press con- Sat. Aug.12 • 8:30 • Firehouse Grill - Malvern other morn- cerning his choice of an African Ameri- ing and head- can actor, Idris Elba, to play Roland the Sun. Aug.13 • 5:00 • On Tap - Medina ed straight to Gunslinger. the Montrose Basically Roland was patterned after August 18, 19 & 20 • 2 & 8 PM movies to Th e Man With No Name, the Clint I guess there are a few reasons that The Keys • Put-in-Bay catch one Eastwood character of the old Spaghetti major Motion Pictures go straight to of the very Westerns, but to be fair his race doesn’t video or pay-per-view. A trip to the local August 25, 26 & 27 few new really make much diff erence. He is the Cineplex will cost you anywhere between The Keys • Put-in-Bay fi lms open- last of a breed of gunslingers whose 6 and 13 bucks a head not to mention Fri. 8-11, Sat. 2-4 & 9-12, Sun. 1-4 another 10 bucks or so for some popcorn ing that day, sole mission is to stop the powerful and Sept. 15, 16 & 17 the latest in wicked Man in Black (Matthew Mc- and a soft drink. No doubt the big screen ads a great deal to the enjoyment of any The Keys • Put-in-Bay a long series Conaughey) from destroying the Dark Fri. 8 PM, Sat. 2 & 8 PM, Sun. 1 PM of Stephen Tower. Why? Well, because if the Dark fi lm but remember there’s always the King books Tower is destroyed then the universe as risk of sitting among idiots talking to Check Westside Steve Simmons on Facebook for changes. brought to life on the Silver Screen. Big we know it will be overrun by darkness each other. I subscribe to Amazon Prime To purchase Westside Steve Simmons newest CD A Pirates Life visit shout out to Adam and Alex. and evil. Make sense? Not really but video among other services and for my 7 www.cdbaby.com/artist/westsidestevesimmons Most of the time I love Stephen King. remember it’s fantasy. Apparently he can bucks I was able to watch a new roman- When he’s on his game I think he holds only achieve his evil goal with the brain tic drama starring Alec Baldwin, Demi www.westsidesteve.com his own with anybody in American power of a child said to have the perfect Moore and Dermot Mulroney called literature as a storyteller. When he’s metal empathy, or shine. Get it? Th e kid BLIND. (It was originally released for a not, well things can get a little bit dicey. in question is Jake (Nicholas Hamilton) fi lm festival in 2016 and sat on the Shelf Th e Gunslinger series, an imposing and who lives with his mom and rotten step- until a couple weeks ago for general re- ambitious project to be sure, is in itself a father. He has visions and draws pictures lease) Well, it wasn’t long before another microcosm of Kings entire body of work. of the strange world Roland and the Man reason for the straight to video option It’s been many years since I read the in Black inhabit. He sees what’s coming was employed here, fi rst and foremost series and I admit it’s a pretty cool idea. but they think he’s nuts. Goldman has it’s not very good. Even if it was it would Th e books take on a life of their own as taken a few of Kings best lines, among be no easy task for a middle-aged love he switches gears mercilessly from one them the Gunslinger’s Creed, and crafted story to crack the summer blockbuster to another, much like his stand-alone a couple hours of noisy, stop action, line up. One might think this fi lm would novels careen from excellent to crap like slow motion shoot-‘em-up nonsense. have worked better 20 years ago when the diff erence between THE STAND and As the series of books rolls on they go the main characters were still in their DREAMCATCHER. Th e DARK TOWER from world to world setting up battles thirties but even a younger cast would series is not his fi rst multi book endeav- between technology and the simple life have a tough time battling this cheap or that was, if I recall correctly, NEED- of what seems to be the American 19th script and bad directing. FUL THINGS which I loved. Th is one? century but all of that will have to be As far as the casting Baldwin is three Well not so much. So think back to THE sorted out in the sequels, if there are any. decades passed his stud muffi n prime but SHINNING and how the book and fi lm I shudder to think what Goldsman will had morphed into the arrogant tough were so diff erent and both excellent in do with the runaway train book and the guy we saw in GLENGARRY GLEN ROSS their own ways. Th at’s probably because rotting maggot fi lled bear... and MALICE. Now he’s showing his age you have a great author and a great And like I say, Kings genius is the while Moore, a sprightly 52, still looks director with slightly diff erent visions. small stories that make up most of his pretty good. I think that’s the case here except for books yet seem to get lost when a fi lm is He’s Bill Oakley, a noted author and the fact that there is no great director forced to distill everything to the simple college professor who lost both his wife involved. Danish fi lmmaker Nikolaj Ar- plot outline. Not only that but it makes and his eyesight to a terrible car accident. cel is no Stanley Kubrick and Th e Dark things confusing to the point of being She’s Suzanne Dutchman, the trophy Tower is no Th e Shining. Among the ridiculous. Th ere must be a reason it took wife of an unscrupulous Wall Street type credits, however, the biggest surprise almost 35 years to begin this series and Mark Dutchman, (Mulroney) (always to me was producer Ron Howard, who I fear the producers have forgotten the an easy villain), and she gets caught up usually has a very good vision of what’s face of their fathers. unwittingly in one of his dirty deals. good and bad in fi lmmaking. I think he D For her part in the crimes she is as- probably delegated much of the author- WSS Continued on page 22 North Coast Voice Magazine | northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 | August 9 - September 13, 2017 21 North Coast Voice Continued on page 22 is left more with a who cares attitude I will need to soften that stance even signed community service, which in this that a wistful smile. Too bad because I though I have been less enthusiastic Bloodline Season 3 case is reading to the blind. It’s no great liked these three actors and even if they about some of the recent war fi lms about Netfl ix chore to fi gure out that the two of them are technically out of warranty might Desert Storm and some of the more Well friends this is just a follow-up to will form a bond. My problem here isn’t have easily done better with a better recent US skirmishes. our previous discussion of the Netfl ix with the acting, all of these people are story. World War II is just close enough to series about the trials and tribulations competent, but with the script and direc- C reset memory, as most of us know some of a prominent Florida family, the tion which starts Baldwin's character WSS actual World War II veterans, and gives Rayburns, whose lives, due to a series of out as an unmitigated prick and almost us a true black and white as far as good extraordinary events, have gotten out immediately shifts to a love-struck vs evil. Th e Nazis really are the universal of control. Th ose of you who are fans of V Dunkirk teenager . As the situation unfolds we Warner Brothers|PG-13|106 min bad guys. Also it’s far back enough in his- binge-watching cable TV series and have learn that there is trouble beyond just It oc- tory that modern day politics don’t have not yet started on BLOODLINE I sug- the criminal behavior with her relation- curred to such a grip on the subject matter. Th is gest you do so as it’s one of the best I’ve ship as the hedge fund husband goes me just the fi lm DUNKIRK is something of a slice of seen. As a matter of fact I wouldn’t read from just unscrupulous to violet asshole. other day Life fi lm about a short period during the any more of this until you’ve made the I mean really, nobody cares all that much that when evacuation of allied soldiers from the in- decision to start or not to, I don’t want about insider trading. I’m assuming the asked I will famous Battle of Dunkirk and the people to spoil anything. For those of you who writers feared that his character would normally involved in that rescue. are familiar we remember that the black not be unlikable enough so they add in say I'm not Th e Nazis had advanced and trapped sheep Danny had gotten into illegal and some adultery and off the wall segments a big fan of hundreds of thousands who would have dangerous territory that threatened to in which he beats the hell out of a few war mov- surely perished if not for a consolidated take down the entire respectable clan. people. It makes you wonder why she ies. Th en eff ort of naval and civilian seamen who We have a vague idea of why father hated didn’t notice this kind of outrageous I started were able to rescue upwards of three Danny and even a better idea of Danny’s behavior before. Maybe it was just the to think hundred thousand. Th e bravery of ev- fate at the hands of his siblings and the money, the status or the security, who of some of eryone involved in this, and almost any impending cover-up. After the second can tell? Anyway neither the relationship the truly war, is astounding. Director Christopher season the chiselers at Netfl ix decided to with her husband nor with the professor great war Nolan puts together a two-hour view pull the plug on the series allowing the are very believable. Not only that but movies that almost seems like a real time docu- writers and producers a scant 10 more there are no twists and turns to note and that popped to mind including FULL mentary of the events. Unfortunately episodes for a fi nal season of a series you can pretty much predict the course METAL JACKET, APOCALYPSE NOW, despite the fact that was the aim of the that had been planned for at least six. of events and even though I’m sure they BRIDGE OVER THE RIVER KWAI, SAV- fi lm I don’t think it particularly works as Th at means the writers were forced to think it was a happy ending the audience ING PRIVATE RYAN etcetera. So maybe a movie. Is that blasphemy? To expect a come up with an endgame and put all of motion picture to have some entertain- the previous skullduggery into perspec- ment value or to speak in less than glow- tive, no small task. As for the characters, ing terms of Nolan? Sorry. those of which who hadn’t just quit the Th ere are a very few characters that the series, who are still on the payroll return story has to concern itself with, a young in fl ashback sequences. As we watched boy who has stowed away on a pleasure season 3 I got the distinct feeling that craft and the owner of said yacht who is the crew members were either pissed committed to rescuing the forces. Th ere off at the premature death sentence, or is a shell shocked castaway and a hand- freaked out by the idea they had to wrap ful of others on this particular boat and it all up in a short time, and that shows frequent fl ashes to a pilot whose engines in two ways. Some of the episodes were will be damaged and forced to touch just indecipherable fl ashback upon fl ash- down on the beach, but only a tiny bit of back. Th e good guys, the bad guys, the attention to the diff erences and the in- danger, the cover-ups then all got forced teractions between them. It’s almost as if together barreling toward some sort Nolan just turned on a camera during the of an ending like a runaway train and battle and let it run. I would have much seemed to go off the tracks when we get preferred a closer look at some of the to the fi nal two episodes. I would imag- human stories of the people involved. ine those of you who were so fascinated It is because of this dry and almost voy- by season 1 and 2 were shaking your euristic view of the rescue operation that head’s at the end of season 3. I know I DUNKIRK fails to achieve any empathy was. I’m not quite sure if this will spoil with the audience, which is a shame be- you on watching the series if you have cause the fi lmmaking is impeccable and not yet done so, it really is wonderful the characters, even though we never for the fi rst two seasons. Even more an- really get to know them, truly heroic. noying that the bean counters at Netfl ix Sorry, but for those reasons I can’t bailed on one of their best series. Seems muster up a grade over… to me they could have canned a couple C- of their other sloppy, cheap ass series WSS and invested in a little bit of quality for my 10 bucks a month, but then again my name isn’t on the lease. 22 North Coast Voice Magazine | northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 | August 9 - September 13, 2017 North Coast Voice Featuring 4-Directional Healing MIND BODY SPIRIT Celebrations Life is meant to be celebrated…. ■■■ By Patricia Ann Dooms That includes understanding every aspect of our lives; our Soul’s Purpose, our Health, our Finances, our Professions and our Relationships. “My Stroke of Insight” Was Already Taken, So We'll Title VTh is: 'Our Stroke of Genius' Sat. Aug. 12th • 11am~2pm I wouldn't have thought my absence Part 3--IET Healing Angels would have been noticed, but since has worked and you have rarely needed of the Energy Field I've received many texts and e-mails a physician's treatment, and are past asking if I no longer write my articles, I middle-age and not on any medications, thought I should hit “reply all”.... you feel reasonably safe that what you A little over a month ago my husband know to do is going to work. It's not that Sat. Aug. 26th • 11am~2pm suff ered a stroke. I should say, our fam- you rule out prompt attention, but we ily and friends suff ered my husband's have learned sometimes to trust our gut All Is Well Gathering stroke...or together, we suff ered a stroke instincts and ride things out for a bit. By that one of us had. I really dislike the all means, we had fi rst-responders. Th ey word “suff er”, especially since believ- just were not medical in their approach. Did they serve their purpose? By all Oct. 6th ~ Oct. 8th ing all things happen for our highest Restoring Your True Nature Retreat good....so we will change the whole means! If not for them, we would not thing up to: “Together, my family and have experienced the miracles we had! Rustic River Retreats, friends, angels, saints, and guides ex- Actually it was the ambulance person- Austinburg, OH perienced a stroke”, and moments of it nel themselves who were inadvertently our fi rst miracle. It is so good to listen to did indeed feel like a “stroke of genius”. For further info, or to register for a program: Why wouldn't it with so many beautiful our inner voice, because if we had called souls participating in it? an emergency squad immediately, and if [email protected] or call (440) 223-7510 We experienced miracles and amazing they did what they customarily do with synchronicities from the onset of the potential stroke victims, my husband www.FeatherTouchCelebrations.com fi rst symptoms to this very moment, would have died. Th e majority of strokes when my husband is sitting in the liv- are due to a blood clot. Th e medication ing room unpacking his latest Amazon they immediately administer is known as shipment. Yay Amazon, for giving us a a 'clot buster', in order to reverse symp- reason for living!! toms as soon as possible. My husband Being the holistic lifestyle practitio- however, had a brain bleed which is rarer, ners that we are, it was a full 48 hours and if they had administered the clot before we called 911. Well, I should buster, he would have had irreparable explain.... it's not that we were being brain damage, and most likely would neglectful; it's just that we tried every- not be here to talk about this or much of thing else fi rst and when we realized anything else either. these symptoms weren't simply going Please....do NOT take this as a recom- to go away, we made the call. Western mendation not to call for emergency medicine is a valuable tool as a last assistance when you need it. I am simply resort. It's just that too often people stating the importance of listening to choose them and pharmaceuticals as the still small voice inside—our “God- a fi rst resort and are often sorry for it voice”...If you are accustomed to trust- later. ing it, please continue to do so. If you First responders are amazing, aren't are not in the habit of trusting it, don't they? If you have ever needed assis- start with an emergency situation. Get tance, then you know of the gratitude I yourself to a hospital sooner rather am speaking of. than later. I am merely relaying our fi rst But alas....as with all things...there miracle that occurred in this situation. has to be the exception. Our home was Th ere were oh-so-many more, but some fi lled with nearly a dozen EMS per- things are personal, and need not be sonnel and one fi reman. One of them publicized. thought it prudent to berate us for Th ings happen to people when they waiting so long to call them. Allow me have had a stroke or a heart attack, or to digress a little here...... survived a cancer experience. 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Th ey eagerly— Our experience at the Cleveland Clinic though patiently (angels are able to do Euclid Rehab Center also helped turn a what we humans cannot: be both eager negative into a positive. We fell a little and patient)....await their turn at the bit in love with all of his caregivers. keyboard, and they have already started Th ey are indeed the cream of the crop of discussing globalization with me! Yikes beautiful, caring people. Th ose of us who !! Th is should be good, as they remind us are entrusted with care-giving upon the once again that.... return home are often told repeatedly “All Is Well. to take care of ourselves. Th at is always Really. Truly. All is Divine Order, and the plight of the care-giver, and there is blessings come in a variety of shapes and nothing new under the sun. sizes.” However, I really want to share this ~~Annabelle, August 2017 experience with you, even from the self- *** Patti Ann Dooms, known in some care perspective. 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24 North Coast Voice Magazine | northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 | August 9 - September 13, 2017 North Coast Voice If You Can Dream It, I Can Build It. STAY IN TUNE ■■■ By Luthier Patrick Podpadec Custom Designs Guitars It's hard to think back of having bet- many years of performing this procedure Basses Vter weather than what we have been I am able to do it in about 15 to 45 min Acoustic experiencing the last couple of weeks usually. Th en cleaning and adjusting Electric with low humidity and lots of sunshine! all of the other things and new strings Mandolins Th ankfully we had a good rain to wet replaced I had about an hour and a half Double Necks Harp Guitars

things down a bit. My garden was sure into the repair. Th en I was able to jump Major Repairs Fast, Reliable Turnover Reliable Fast, happy about that. (So was my water right into a "Baby Taylor" guitar that was Musicians Working for Restorations “The Dreamcaster” Custom built bill.) suff ering from a very high string height Refinishing for Brian Henke I'm glad that I have been blessed with rendering the guitar very diffi cult to play. Refretting the ability to repair and build instru- Th e customer was told from another Intonation Adjustments ments and that I have been able to store salesman that there was nothing Acoustic Pickup Installs make a meager living from my work. I that could be done and that is the way a SUMMER SPECIAL have always had to subsidize my income lot of these guitars end up and to just live $10 OFF with a little bit of construction work with it. Th at is the biggest line of bullshit ANY REPAIR With mention of on the side. Th is is just the way things I have ever heard. So, I took the strings Worn frets this ad. are and I have been able to adjust and off and then the two drywall screws that arrange the work accordingly. the baby Taylor's have holding the neck Patrick Podpadec Recently I have settled into a new to the body; they are located right on the Luthier repair routine in the shop. I have been top of the fi ngerboard at the 15th fret. I shrinks during its curing process and if able to schedule 5-6 hrs every day in the removed the neck and added a .10 wood you buff it out too soon it looks good the 440.474-2141 mornings to do repairs. Th is includes shim under the tougue of the fi ngerboard day that you did it but the next few days [email protected] computer time along with other shop and removed a little bit of material from after it will shrink down more and leave a www.liamguitars.com related tasks that are always popping the saddle, adjusted the truss rod and depression in the area of the repair. Th at up. Th is way I am actually working on next thing you know in about 1-1/2 hrs took about 1 hour. instruments about 4 hours each day, or so I had it playing like a dream. I then jumped right on to a left handed I have found out that this routine has It always frustrates me when music "Agile". Th is is a very nice foreign "knock- been far more productive to me in stores, because they don't know how to off " of a Gibson Les Paul. I had to do regards of getting more repairs done. repair the instruments that they sell, will some re-seating of the fret ends because Th e afternoon has been set aside to tell a customer that it is useless and that they were all lifting enough to allow the work a couple of hrs each day on small he should probably just look into buying strings to get caught up under them. construction jobs (drywall repair and another one, maybe a little better one Th is is done by hammering them down painting or the occasional woodworking this time. I understand they make money and using a fast acting super glue to glue project). I look forward every morning by selling them, not repairing them, but them down. After that, I had to level and to organizing my repair procedures on I still think they should at least give the crown all of the frets. I also had to make AgeLess Band the many diff erent instruments that customer my name and phone number! a new bone nut. 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Aug. 20 • 2-5 PM well. in about an hr. and started right in on week went pretty much the same way. Last week I was able to fi x the elec- sanding down a small lacquer repair that As you can tell, I had a very productive Fairport Slovenian tronics in a Washburn bass. I had to I did on a pretty bad scratch in the neck week with my new work routine. Another take the cover plate off the back to see of a 1967 left handed Martin D-35. Th is good result is that I will be able to pass Club • Duo what the problem was. As it turns out, guitar was in about as good as shape as along many more new procedures to my the ground wire to the output jack had I have ever seen. I built up a "puddle" of faithful readers because of all of the work somehow worked its way loose which lacquer over the scratch about ten days that I'm getting done. Fri. Sep. 15 • 8-11 PM caused the instrument not to work. prior. 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North Coast Voice Magazine | northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 | August 9 - September 13, 2017 25 North Coast Voice reational park there were go carts, which we abused thoroughly. On site showers that are nothing like the nightmare I remember as a child. Very clean and with TALKING SHOP warm water! Our view was a valley and the stars were amazing to watch by the ■■■ By Mike Edgerly fi re with literally zero light pollution. I must have gained ten pounds that Sitting on the beach Tuesday watching I became addicted to it when hanging week due to smores, hot dogs, and wine. Vmy kids run to the edge of the water line, with the crew at Harbor Yak. With their Down by the main entrance to the camp- V quickly advancing, then scurrying away friendly personalities and willingness site they had a heated indoor pool for like seagulls as the waves chase them to help, these two business owners even rainy days that included a hot tub! Now down. Th is has been most of my sum- got me, who by the way cannot swim I will say the amount of chlorine used mer. For once I actually stayed around and is terrifi ed of deep water, to paddle was enough to give you asthma but it’s my hometown and enjoyed some of the board! With the Sunset Tours and little better than the alternative if you know amazing food, entertainment, and adven- cookouts they have, I’m telling ya folks, what I mean. While visiting the offi ce we ture that Ashtabula and the surrounding get down there before the season ends. found they have a pow-wow ever year areas have to off er. Usually in my articles Th ey are right in the Harbor. I also took a and bring Native American dance groups I discuss diff erent ways in which to tour, bit of time and went towards Geneva and in from all over the nation. Of course we or advice on recording and gear, but when played a few shows at Deer’s Leap Win- all got excited as we packed up for the I began to think about what this article ery. Th is owner is one of the nicest guys day and went. It’s a beautiful thing to should be about, I thought, summer. I’ve ever met. Th e staff is super polite watch and the dancers and people there Th ere has been a lot going on around here and the music is cool. I marked this as a are so friendly, answering any questions this season and as it begins to wind down place to go to more often. Th ey also have you may have about their tribes. Th ere in the next few months I began to realize a killer BLT sandwich there that I fell in were a total of eight tribes doing diff er- just how much there was to do right here love with. ent ceremonial dances and activities, in my community. I also played a little private event in hatchet throwing, headdress making For starters, there is an amazing new Madison at a bar called Brew Streak. It and weapons being sold. Th e dances business in the harbor. I mentioned them is located right near the golf course and were held throughout the day and were in my last article. Kayaking was not on was formerly an establishment called judged on diff erent divisions, children to the top of my list of things to do until Lake Eff ectz. Again, awesome staff and adult, with grades on dress and dance. a really good crowd. Th is place is huge I learned quite a bit while talking to a folks. Movie projectors, pool, nice bar chief of an Arizona tribe. His son tours area, and they even had corn hole, inside! the world as one of the top dancers in Th at particular day they even had a cook- his circuit. He teared up when talking out going with amazing food. about him and it was moving to see the I was also big part of the Wine and love and respect for their heritage. It was Walleye Festival in the Harbor this year an educational and beautiful day. and that was a blast! Great organiza- Obviously there is a lot more to dis- tion and a really fun couple of days. I got cuss and the summer is not quite done. to meet some new people and bands, We have the T.A.B.S Fest coming up and checked out the vendors, and the wine then the Conneaut Rib Burn off in Sep- tent. It was overall a great community tember. In between these festivals I am event. One of my new hot spots is Th e sure to do a lot more adventure seeking Breakwall Restaurant in Conneaut Har- and of course yaking. I tour nationally bor. Great BBQ, awesome place to gig, and fi nd myself away from home a bit and very nice laid back staff . It’s right on more than I would like to be at times. the docks where u can look at the boats Th is summer has shown me that I am and enjoy a drink. missing a lot more than just my family Outside of gigs and yaking (thats and friends. Having lived in many states my new cool term now for kayaking) I and a few countries and I have yet to see decided to get to know some more of the people that I have grown to love more communities around me. I spent a week than here in the Harbor area of Ashtabu- with my family at Mohican Adventures. la, Ohio. In general it’s a really cool state It is a little bit outside of Columbus, Ohio with a lot to off er. I hope that everyone and is one of the coolest campgrounds reading has had an amazing summer so I have been to in years. We primitively far and if you happen to fi nd yourself camped and had twelve people with us. at Harbor Yak on a Wednesday night Th ere was electrical outlets available if around 7, come yaking with me and tell needed and clean beautiful camp sites. me about some places I have missed out Of course there’s yaking, hiking, and a on and of course about your summer recreation park for the kids and a harder adventures. We can sit on the breakwall, setup for the adults. Just outside the rec- watch the sunset, and Talk Shop.

26 North Coast Voice Magazine | northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 | August 9 - September 13, 2017 North Coast Voice CONCERT REVIEW ■■■ By Pete Roche V2054 Tour - Earth, Wind and Fire and Chic Quicken Loans Arena was taken sandwiched the 1980 chart smashes “I’m back in time—and transformed into a Coming Out” and “Upside Down” into a late 1970s discotheque—on Saturday, single super-jam. July 29th when Earth, Wind and Fire Up next was a teaser of Will Smith and Chic brought their 2054 tour to rap hit “Getting’ Jiggy With It” and a Cleveland. mashup of Sister Sledge goodies “He’s Th e collaborative tour fi nds two of the Greatest Dancer” and “We Are Fam- the Seventies’ greatest R&B / dance ily.” acts teaming up on a single ticket for an Rodgers doesn’t tour with Chic very electrifying evening of old-school funk often, having recommitted himself to ‘n’ soul. songwriting, arranging, and production Attendees at “Th e Q” didn’t seem after a battle with prostate cancer. to care that neither band has issued “My doctor told me to get my aff airs in new studio material in years. What order,” Niles reported. “It was that bad.” mattered most on this occasion was Fortunately, Rodgers overcame the nuance and nostalgia: People wanted to illness…and entered the most prolifi c hear all the hits they remember from phase of his career. Fruits from that that centered on the group’s mid / late- their teens and young adulthood, and work include the delectable Daft Punk / 70’s output (from 1974’s Open Our Eyes wanted to hear them recreated as au- Pharrell Williams hit “Get Lucky,” which through 1978’s Best Of). thentically as humanly possible by the Nile and company off ered for reappraisal. EWF founder Maurice White passed now-older surviving musicians. Th en it was back in time again for David away last year. Verdine’s big brother was Both EWF and Chic delivered on all Bowie’s “Let Dance,” which Rodgers memorialized in images that fl ickered on counts, submitting two sets of Rock co-wrote to help update the Th in White the LED display overlooking the stage. and Roll Hall of Fame-worthy funk that Duke’s sound for the ‘80s. “Shining Star,” “Getaway,” and “Sing a got spectators out of their seats and Th e tweaked Chic includes Jerry Song” found the EWF cast (who sported kept ‘em on their feet for three solid Barnes on bass, Ralph Rolle on drums, complementary black and sparkly silver hours. and Russell Graham / Richard Hilton outfi ts) dancing and singing together, Still fronted by recent Rock Hall on keys. Singers Folami Ankoanda and with Bailey and Johnson handling the inductee Nile Rodgers, Chic opened Kimberly Davis (wearing billowy orange brunt of the lead vocals. Understudies groove, each song supplemented by the with a kinetic marathon of hip-shaking and yellow dresses) nailed all the power- Philip Bailey, Jr. and B. David Whitworth brass stylings of the EWF horn section selections centered ‘round Rodgers’ house vocals recorded by Alfa Anderson acquitted themselves marvelously on (Robert Burns, Reggie Young, Gary Bias). famous rhythm guitar technique. Mut- and Luci Martin on the classic albums those exquisite EWF background vocals Morris O’Connor crackled on a green ing the strings with his palm between Chic, C’Est Chic, and Risque (1977-79). and harmonies of old—but each man got electric guitar. Myron McKinley sprin- authoritative up / down pick strokes, Th e Chic horn players were Bill Holloman a chance to sing lead, too. kled “After the Love Has Gone” with Rodgers creates a unique locomotive (sax) and Curt Ramm (trumpet). Johnson and Whitworth also dabbled soulful keyboards. Bailey’s ear-piercing, chug that—when combined with sturdy Rodgers wrapped things up (and tied on percussion, augmenting drummer hair-raising high notes on “Reasons” re- bass lines and backbeats—practically it with a bright bow) with Chic anthems John Paris’ big beats with extra congas called those achieved on his “Easy Lover” compels body movement. “Le Freak” and “Good Times” (circa and chimes during “On Your Face” and duet with Phil Collins. “September” had Rodgers is just as renowned for his 1978-79). Nile even interpolated a bit of “Serpentine Fire.” Th e elder Bailey came fans dancing at their seats and in the production work as for his guitar chops: “Rapper’s Delight” into the latter tune, front-and-center to perform “Kalimba aisles…and singing along to the nonsen- Th e 64-year old New York native boasts since the Sugarhill Gang track sampled Story” on one of the song’s namesake sical (but sensational) lyrics Ba de ya - writing / production credits with such heavily from it to create the pioneering handheld thumb pianos, whose notes say do you remember /ba de ya - dancing diverse acts as Madonna, Duran Duran, hip-hop track. pinged and peeled as if created by tiny in September / ba de ya there never was a Th ompson Twins, Brian Ferry, INXS, Now boasting as many members as a bells. cloudy day Pitbull, Lady Gaga…even EWF’s Philip football team (eleven), Earth, Wind & But then it was back to the dance-a- 1981’s “Let’s Groove” was the most Bailey. Fire took to “Th e Q” stage following a thon, courtesy Verdine White. Always the recent cut in the set list (which goes to Heading up a revamped 2000s ver- quick-but-cool big screen video about fl ashiest member of the band, the bassist show just how old-school the 2054 aff air sion of his old group, Rodgers rolled how “the elements” arrived on Earth to was a perpetual motion machine and is), and made for an electrifying fi nale. out some of his greatest collaborator / heal with the power of music. shuffl ed to and fro without ever seeming EWF could’ve called it quits there and producer eff orts. After rollicking runs Making good on that premise, long- to miss a thumb-slap or fi nger-pluck on left the stage like heroes, but Bailey, through Chic songs “Everybody Dance,” standing EWF vets Philip Bailey (vocals), his four-string. “Can’t Hide Love,” “Head Johnson, White and the gang returned “Dance Dance Dance (Yowsah!),” and Ralph Johnson (vocals, percussion), and to the Sky,” “Devotion,” and “Th at’s the for a smoldering “Fantasy” encore and “I Want Your Love,” the band dove Verdine White (bass) led their younger Way of the World” bounced over White’s “In the Stone” send-off . headfi rst into a Diana Ross medley that compatriots through a 90-minute set North Coast Voice Magazine | northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 | August 9 - September 13, 2017 27 North Coast Voice Continued from page 20 DON LEE ing 2014’s Unrepentant Geraldines – Tori Amos Oct. 29 her eighth Billboard Top 10 album -- "More Than Words State Th eatre at Play- and will be made available in various Can Say Music Is" house Square physical and digital confi gurations, resembles a Mad Libs fill-in-the- as well as vinyl later this fall. Th e blank booklet featuring a series of Album Release on Decca physical CD package will be available conversations with recording artists Records Sept. 8, 2017 in standard as well as deluxe off er- using their song titles ings; the latter includes a hardcover in creative V book and two bonus tracks. Native situations. Invader’s evocative album cover art was unveiled over Tori’s social media platforms on July 6th. Speaking of the new album, Tori Amos says: “Th e songs on ‘Native Invader’ are being pushed by the Muses to fi nd diff erent ways of facing unforeseen challenges and in some cases dangerous confl icts. Th e record looks to Nature and how, through resilience, she heals herself. Other books continue the word play, Th e songs also wrestle with the ques- without the fill-in-the-blank exercise: Book One "The Beat Goes On" tion: what is our part in the destruc- Book Two "Without Further Ado..." Book Three "Reverb and Rhetoric..." tion of our land, as well as ourselves, "A Laurel Wreath For Bob Dylan" All books are available from and in our relationships with each Createspace.com or the author. Please other? email: [email protected] or In life there can be the shock of unexpected fi res, fl oods, earth- (440) 813-9536 quakes, or any cataclysmic ravager – both on the inside and outside of our minds. Sonically and visu- ally, I wanted to look at how Nature creates with her opposing forces, Celebrated singer-songwriter Tori becoming the ultimate regenera- Amos plans an extensive North tor through her cycles of death and American fall concert schedule kick- re-birth. Time and time again she ing off on October 24 in St. Paul, is able to renew, can we fi nd this MN and hitting major cities includ- renewal for ourselves?” ing New York, Cleveland, Chicago, A pioneer across multiple plat- Boston, Philadelphia and more. Th e forms, Tori was the fi rst major label North American concert dates are artist to off er a single for download. part of a larger world tour she begins Nominated for multiple Grammy in September in Europe in support Awards, she has had her songs of her anticipated new album Native turned into graphic novels and has Invader, available on Decca Records produced ground-breaking videos on September 8. throughout her career. In late 2016 For the North American tour Tori she released the title song ‘Flicker’ is collaborating with Ticketmaster for to the acclaimed Netfl ix documen- a pre-sale initiative using the Veri- tary ‘Audrie and Daisy’, addressing fi ed Fan platform - a unique fan-fi rst issues of high school rape. A noted technology that levels the playing humanitarian, Tori is co-founder of fi eld so fans get optimal access to RAINN (Rape, Abuse, and Incest Na- tickets: https://toriamos.tmverifi ed- tional Network), which is the United fan.com States’ largest anti-sexual assault Tori Amos is one of the most suc- organization. cessful, prolifi c and infl uential artists For all ticket and on-sale details, of her generation. Native Invader is please visit www.toriamos.com Tori’s fi fteenth studio album, follow-

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Th e chicken came fi rst — God would look silly sitting on an egg. ~Author JUST JOKING Unknown Before you criticize someone, you A good, real, unrestrained, hearty day, just try missing one. ~Cavett Robert should walk a mile in their shoes. Th at laugh is a sort of glorifi ed internal way, when you criticize them, you're Vmassage, performed rapidly and auto- Every thought is a seed. If you plant a mile away and you have their shoes. matically. It manipulates and revital- crab apples, don't count on harvesting ~Jack Handey izes corners and unexplored crannies Golden Delicious. ~Bill Meyer of the system that are unresponsive to When somebody tells you nothing is most other exercise methods. ~Author Try to look on the bright side of impossible, ask him to dribble a football. unknown things; if the bright side is not immedi- ~Author Unknown ately evident, keep looking. It is better Quotes to be busy than depressed. ~Dr. Idel Wino Joke I have six locks on my door all in a Dreimer Th e drunken wino was stumbling row. When I go out, I lock every other down the street with one foot on the one. I fi gure no matter how long some- All my life, I always wanted to be some- curb and one foot in the gutter. A cop body stands there picking the locks, body. Now I see that I should have been pulled up and said, "I've got to take you they are always locking three. ~Elayne more specifi c. ~Jane Wagner, Th e Search in, sir. You're obviously drunk" Th e wast- Boosler For Intelligent Life In Th e Universe, per- ed wino asked, "Ociff er, are ya absolutely formed by Lily Tomlin sure I'm drunk?" "Yeah, buddy, I'm sure," Th e odds of going to the store for a said the copper. "Let's go." Obviously loaf of bread and coming out with only Th e chicken came fi rst relieved, the wino said "Th at's a relief - I a loaf of bread are three billion to one. thought I was a cripple." ~Erma Bombeck Love your enemies. It makes them so damned mad. ~P.D. East If you don't think every day is a good

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