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Brevard Live March 2017- 1 2 - Brevard Live March 2017 Brevard Live March 2017- 3 4 - Brevard Live March 2017 Brevard Live March 2017- 5 6 - Brevard Live March 2017 Content March 2017 FEATURES GOOD-BYE, LARRY CORYELL REV. BILLY C. WIRTZ Columns Larry was a “great guy” and an even Though many have tried, none have yet Charles Van Riper more incredible musician, the “Father of been able to define who, or what, Rev. 22 Political Satire Jazz Fusion.” His passing has hit home Billy C. Wirtz really is. He’s been called “The Column” as he had many friends and memories a comedian, a music historian, a piano in Brevard County. His music will live player, a Polyester Prophet. Most likely Calendars on forever. he’s all of that and more. 25 Live Entertainment, Page 9 Page 17 Concerts, Festivals THE YARDBIRDS Local Download This band wrote several chapters of GRANT SEAFOOD FESTIVAL by Andy Harrington rock’n’roll history all by themselves. The 51st annual Grant Seafood Festival 33 Local Music Scene And you don’t know how lucky you are is once again hosted by the little South to have a chance to see them. Only four Brevard community of Grant and has performances in Florida, the first in Mel- become our county’s largest and longest In The Spotlight bourne, with The Yardbirds that rarely running event. 35 by Matt Bretz tour anymore. Page 19 Page 10 Flori-duh! JAMAIKIN ME CRAZY 36 by Charles Knight Jamaikin Me Crazy season is starting SURVIVOR TALENT SEARCH The Dope Doctor Victory Casino Cruise will host a talent this month every Sunday at Mambo’s at Luis A. Delgado, CAP search for the TV Series Survivor. “I’d the International Palms in Cocoa Beach. 40 love someone local to get on the show,” One of the first acts is international reg- said Marketing Manager Pete Lynch. gae artist Pato Banton. Florida Arts Rick Seguso Page 13 Page 19 44 Brevard Live March 2017- 7 8 - Brevard Live March 2017 BREVARD LIVE BREVARD LATELY The largest and most popular free entertainment magazine on the Space Coast and beyond for 25 years. PUBLISHER GOOD BYE, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Heike Clarke LARRY CORYELL ASSISTANT EDITOR John Leach ACCOUNT MANAGER Charlene Hemmle MUSIC WRITERS John Leach Charles Knight Matthew Bretz Andy Harrington PHOTOGRAPHY Chuck Van Riper Charlene Hemmle Cover photo: Arnie Goodman COLUMNISTS Chuck Van Riper Charles Knight Spence Servoss Andy Harrington Luis A. Delgado Reproduction of any portion of Brevard Live Magazine is strictly prohibited without the written permission of the publisher. Remembered By Chuck Van Riper ADVERTISEMENT/ SALES Phone: (321) 956-9207 Larry Coryell passed [email protected] away on Sunday, Febru- ary 20, 2017 after playing COMMENTS & LETTERS the weekend at Iridium, a Brevard Live Magazine jazz club in New York. He P.O. Box 1452, was 73. I remember in the Melbourne, Fl 32902 Copyright © 2016 70’s listening to “Spaces”, Brevard Live still one of my favorite al- All rights reserved bums he did. I could have We are not responsible for photos never imagined then, that or scripts sent to Brevard Live almost five decades, later Magazine. Published photos and we would be doing a live articles become property of this radio show together at publication. We are not our own WFIT! This is a photo from that We at the Brevard Live family send responsible for wrongful night. our deepest condolences to Tracey Co- advertised or canceled venues. Larry was an immense presence in ryell and the entire family. To me, he will Download a pdf file the jazz world and commonly referred to always be remembered as a truly inspi- BREVARD as the “Godfather of Fusion” for start- rational musician, a truly great man and FLORIDA ing the whole jazz-fusion genre. I found someone whom I was proud to call a him to be equally adept at so many other friend. LIVE styles, too. We loved his version of Bo- We will miss you greatly, Larry, but at www.brevardlive.com lero! your music will live forever. Brevard Live March 2017- 9 Saturday March 4, 8pm King Center Melbourne from Gainesville and nothing like it. THE YARDBIRDS It’s a bit more country there, and we are an oceanside city. Jim: Yes, Gainesville is in the sticks, JIM McCARTY isn’t it. A friend,Tom Petty has a home there. Interviewed by Charles Knight Ahh...We’ve heard of him, we’re clos- er to Orlando but on the east coast. ast month I was asked by my Hi Jim, how are you? Jim: Sounds lovely, do you have palm editor if I would like to interview Jim: I’m lovely, it’s a bit cold and wet, trees? theL musical icon and personal fa- and breezy here today but I’m quite Yes we do, they are everywhere, are vorite of mine, Jim McCarty. Jim well thanks! you going to tour Florida after the is the original drummer and one Where are you? Are you stateside? cruise? of the song writers for The Yard- Jim: I’m in France actually, a few miles Jim: We will be doing four shows in birds. If you didn’t already know it, outside of Nice. Florida, Melbourne will be the first. The Yardbirds are one of the early I see, that explains the telephone re- So, in essence we are getting one of a 60’s bands that REALLY helped ception we are enjoying. Are you do- rare series of shows? kickstart what we call hard rock. ing any shows over there? Jim: Absolutely, we rarely tour these With the use of distortion and sus- Jim: No, actually I’m on a break and days. Mostly just the occasional fly-in tained notes on guitars along with the rest of the band is in the States. I’ll and of course these cruise things. They the occasional vocal growl backed be heading over there so that we can do are great fun, you know? with pounding drums and rum- the Flower Power cruise in late Febru- Yes, we can see where they have grown bling bass, The Yardbirds were ary and then we will be in Melbourne in popularity. About your Melbourne the springboard that launched the on March 4th. appearance, what can we look for in careers of Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, Have you ever been here? I mean to your set? and some guy named Jimmy Page. Melbourne? Jim: Well, a lot of classic blues and The following is the content of a Jim: No, is it near Gainesville? I have our hits of course which are almost all pleasant conversation with a really friends there. American Blues songs that we adapted nice guy. Ha ha, no. We’re quite some distance 10 - Brevard Live March 2017 Brevard Live and twisted to fit our tastes if you will. ably one of the most covered rock are seeing at the shows? Kids of your It was quite a lot of fun and continues songs in history. My personal favor- original fans, and sometimes even the to be. ite is Bowie’s version, aside from the kids of their kids. Rocking to the mu- Yes, while doing my research I was original of course. sic that was written before sampling taken to a Youtube video where the Jim: Yes, his recording is very good. and loops, before computers and the Edge of U2 inducted you into the I read that the song was first recorded bastardization that some call modern Rock and Roll hall of fame, where here in America, in three different stu- music. Are you seeing the kids at your you thanked Americans for letting you dios. Some say that’s why the produc- shows? take our music and allowing you to tion is of such advanced quality for Jim: Yes, and it is truly refreshing and play it your way. I thought it hilarious. the era. inspiring to know that there are youth Jim: (Laughing) Yes, I get a lot of mile- Jim: We recorded most of it at Chess out there that can still appreciate the age out of that! studios in Chicago. You know, the music and the craftmanship that went At this point you are the only original home of the Blues and all that. The vo- into the writing, production, and the member left in the band since Chris cals though...If I remember correctly, performances of course. It’s very bril- (Dreja) fell ill. Is there a possibility of we did those at CBS in New York. I had liant. his return in the future? forgotten that. I would be terribly remiss if I failed to Jim: Unfortunately no. He’s suffered a And then there are the classic “For mention the big three here. Clapton, series of strokes and although he is do- Your Love,” and Bo Diddly’s “I’m a Beck, and Page. Do you still spend ing well, driving and such, he is unable Man.” Will we get to see you play them time with them? to fly, so that won’t be happening. But at the King Center? Jim: Oh yes, we have all remained the guys that are playing with me now Jim: Of course, and many more like friends. There was never any animosity are all incredible musicians and the “Dazed and Confused,” “Heart Full of at all. When Eric left to form the Blues- band is tighter than ever. Soul,” “Train Kept a Rollin”, and of breakers with John Mayall, he recom- You stated earlier that they are state- course the classics by Sonny Boy Wil- mended Jimmy (Page).
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