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Brevard Live May 2012 - 1 2 - Brevard Live May 2012 Brevard Live May 2012 - 3 4 - Brevard Live May 2012 Brevard Live May 2012 - 5 6 - Brevard Live May 2012 Content may 2012 FEATURES page 51 COCOA VILLAGE’S BBQ & BLUES RE-LIVING THE MODDY BLUES Columns Last year this event became an over- Remaining semi-original guitarist Jus- Charles Van Riper whelming success for the Historic Cocoa tin Hayward and bassist John Lodge Village Merchant Association. So they along with founding drummer Graeme 20 Political Satire are doing it again. Great BBQ competi- Edge have continued to carry the torch, tion and traditional blues music featuring keeping the Moody Blues grand musi- Calendars headliner Doug Deming. cal tradition alive (and well) for the last Live Entertainment, Page 11 decade. 23 Concerts, Festivals Page 18 CHRIS CROSS & EDGAR WINTER Chris Long Keep your eyes on the Henegar Center 28 Political Blog in Downtown Melbourne. That’s where THE ETHICS OF BILL ROTH you find some of the coolest rock legends What happens if a small business person Brevard Scene performing, brought to you by Brevard speaks up and his “Big Brother” doesn’t 31 We’re Out There! Music Group. like what he says? Bill Roth found out Page 12 and told us his story. Out & About Page 32 Brevard’s vibrant NICHOLAS MARKS 37 club & restaurant Nicholas Marks grew up in a family MALICE N WONDERLAND scene steeped in the rich tradition of Roma mu- Malice is a well of talent and creativity, Life & The Beach sic. He became a third generation guitar- a well that almost went untapped. Until ist at the age of 10 and dedicated his life she moved to Brevard, her artistic abili- Column & More to it.. Matt Bretz met him at Pleasure Is- 42 ties were a well-kept secret.. by Matt Bretz land in Downtown Disney. Page 40 Page 16 Brevard Live May 2012 - 7 8 - Brevard Live May 2012 BREVARD LIVE The largest and most Brevard Live Magazine popular free entertainment magazine on the Space Coast and beyond for 20 years. PUBLISHER/EDITOR Heike Clarke Communicate! STAFF ACCOUNT MANAGER Charlene Hemmle his month we would like to re-introduce nitely out there and will keep you updated. MUSIC WRITERS TBrevard Live Magazine to our readers: Matt Bretz As you know, we are preparing for the 9th John Leach annual Brevard Live Music Awards. In or- Steve Keller der to put on a glamorous event like this OUT & ABOUT that benefits Brevard Music Aid Inc., we Heike Clarke Charlene Hemmle need sponsors. Every year we are amazed ART how many compassionate businesses are Mike Patrick willing to help a good cause. These logos PHOTOGRAPHY If you think this is a magical code from a underneath our ballots in print and online Heike Clarke different world, you’re correct. Welcome to represent people who care for our commu- Misti Blu Day Cyber World 2012! Maybe you and I can- nity and are willing to contribute to a non- Tim Bretz COLUMNISTS not read this but our smart-phones can. Not profit organization that helps musicians in Chuck Van Riper only can it read this jibber-jabber but it cre- need. Chris Long ates a symbol on your phone screen that, Acknowledge them! Appreciate them! Matt Bretz when you click it, takes you to our website, These are the people who are part of an Misti Blu Day www.brevardlive.com. You can go to the active social network, not run by officials Reproduction of any portion of calendar section and look up who’s playing but people like you and me. These are the Brevard Live Magazine is strictly prohibited without the written where tonight or read the articles. The ac- efforts that prevent us from sinking into permission of the publisher. cess is as easy as picking up your phone and a faceless world of anonymity and cold- the information is always and everywhere hearted statistic. It’s this compassion that ADVERTISEMENT/ SALES available. - You didn’t know that? Just ask gives our community heart and soul. Phone: (321) 956-9207 your kids. Chances are they’re already us- Fax: (321) 956-9228 ing it. In conclusion, there’s nothing wrong with [email protected] This QR Code (abbreviated from Quick using the information highway with your Response Code) is the trademark for a type devices as long as you keep in mind that COMMENTS & LETTERS of matrix barcode. It’s part of our new in- it is simply a road, not a destination. Don’t Brevard Live Magazine P.O. Box 1452, formation highway that’s gaining speed. forget to smell the roses. Speed is good but Melbourne, Fl 32902 We are on a journey to explore a whole new it’s the quality of the ride that really counts. Copyright © 2012 universe. With Matt Bretz on twitter and Enjoy your journey. Brevard Live Chris Long’s blog on the web we are defi- Heike Clarke, editor All rights reserved We are not responsible for photos or scripts sent to Brevard Live Brevard Live Music Awards Update Magazine. Published photos and articles become property of this publication. We are not nce again the readers nomination ballot up to the The final winners and responsible for wrongful Oof Brevard Live Maga- 10th of May. Next month the entertainer of the year advertised or canceled venues. zine have the opportunity we will have the five final- 2012 will be announced to nominate their favorite ists in every category, and during the awards show Download a pdf file bands and musicians in dif- while they are presented in held August 27th, 6:30 pm ferent instrument-catego- the print version of Brevard at the Henegar Center. Our BREVARD ries. Please note, it doesn’t Live Magazine, the actual gracious Master of Ceremo- FLORIDA matter what style of music voting will take place on- nies Chris Long will return they are playing - Blues, line. This procedure has to our stage and promises to LIVE Jazz, Country, Bluegrass etc some built-in securities to present you with the most www.brevardfloridalive.com www.brevardlive.com - we want to know who is ensure the voting to be as successful and entertaining www.floridalive.org your “favorite.” Mail in the accurate as possible. BMAs ever. Brevard Live May 2012 - 9 10 - Brevard Live May 2012 Brevard Live Historic Cocoa Village’s BBQ & Blues his June 8th & 9th, the merchants of the His- Ttoric Cocoa Village Association will be host- ing their second annual BBQ & Blues festival at Riverfront Park in Downtown Cocoa Village. Last year’s event has been a great success, so orga- nizers used the same recipe to serve up some fingerlicking food with smoking blues. Brevard’s very own blues man Josh Miller will be hosting and playing the stage featuring some of his finest blues musician friends, among them headliner Dough Deming. The event will feature a backyard and professional BBQ competition, kid zone, craft vendors, food vendors, the Blues Brothers Movie in the Park on Friday night and great blues music all day long on Saturday. The music starts at noon with top blues performers including: Josh Miller’s Blues Revue with Ben Champion, Kenny Clarke and Kostas Galanopoulos, Mike & Lynn Corby, Little Mookie & the Half Pints, and then Doug Deming will take the stage at 6pm. This event is sanctioned by the Florida BBQ Associ- ation and will bring professional BBQ competitors from all over the southeast and thousands of people from all over the state to Brevard County. Along with the profes- Doug Deming sional BBQ competition, there will be a backyard BBQ competition for people who want to get their first experi- “We have no gimmicks,” says leader Doug Deming ence in competitive cooking. There are major cash prizes about his band The Jewel Tones.“We play pure traditional for the professionals and smaller prizes for the backyard- music from the heart, with an image that conveys a deep ers. In addition to the main on-going events on Friday respect for the genre.” As a result, Doug Deming and the and Saturday, organizers offer a Blues music pub crawl Jewel Tones have been in demand as a backing band for throughout the Village restaurants and bars on Friday a “who’s who” of today’s top blues performers, including night starting at 6:30pm. Chicago’s A.C. Reed, Louisiana Red, Chicago Pete, Can- The Historic Cocoa Village Merchant Association nonball vocalist Alberta Adams, Black Top’s Johnnie Dyer, has partnered with Cindy Johnson at the Brevard County W.C. Handy Award winner Johnny “Yard Dog” Jones and School District for this event to assist the county with the legendary Lazy Lester. school’s music programs. Partial proceeds from this Doug Deming hails from Detroit but has relocated to event will go toward Music in Schools through Brevard Florida. As a guitarist and vocalist, he acknowledges a mu- Schools Foundation. sical debt to T-Bone Walker, Charlie Christian and other The goal for this event is to bring locals and out-of- Texas bluesmen as well as moderns like Jimmie Vaughan towners into beautiful Historic Cocoa Village, to expose and Ronnie Earl. At Historic Cocoa Village’s BBQ & Blues local people to the excitement of competitive BBQ cook- Doug is not backing a legendary name, but his friend Josh ing, to showcase our wonderful American Blues music Miller will feature his exquisite guitar and vocals. tradition, and to put on an event that the whole family and If you like traditional blues, then don’t miss Josh Miller community can enjoy.
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