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May 2017 • The SOURCEC YVSOURCE.COM 3 I suppose that’s one of many in those classes that is most FROM THE reasons love living in this are. We important. What’s more get to enjoy our usual 300+ sunny important is the fact that you’re days. I’m sure you can agree that learning how to learn; you’re PUBLISHER we are spoiled here. learning how to be disciplined, My daughter Jade’s high to be accountable and Jeffrey B. Inks school graduation solve problems. is just days You’ve learned [email protected] away. Jade, I how to work congratulate with different ’m pretty excited for and barbecue equipment and you on your people, summer to arrive finally. supplies. years of hard and most This year, we lucked But I guess I can’t complain work studying definitely out and managed to get too much, if you compare it to for all those learning how two or the office’s three those Alaska reality TV shows AP courses to cope with air conditioners fired where they endure 18 hours of you chose to frustration, Iup before the first 80-degree darkness a day have only a few challenge yourself learning how hit us. The worst way to start months to prepare for the winter. each and every good it feels when summer off is to come to your I’m thinking Alaska sounds like year. I’m confident that you finally conquer office and find it’s hotter inside a nice place to visit, but I can’t someday you’ll be in a certain those challenges in school and than it is outside. However, it picture weathering those dark situation where all of those late- get the grades you were looking does seem to be an art in itself months—and then the months night study sessions will pay off! for.Enjoy this time with your to fit hooking them up into the when it never gets completely Sometimes, I think it’s not friends! And just know that your busy pre-summer gardening and dark! How do people sleep necessarily what you’re learning dad is very proud of you and your unpacking all the backyard deck normally, I wonder. accomplishments!
A Little ‘Spring’ for a catering gig we did a couple of years ago for the International Atomic In Your Step! Energy Commission when they came We may have had snow in the high through GJ and they were blown away! country as I write this, but with the kind (Ok, maybe not the best description of weather we have had, Spring is really, with that group…) but... Enjoy! finally here…. And not a day too soon. This column also just celebrated our Proof? Just saw one of the produce 2nd year anniversary with The Source, stands (Blaine’s Farmacy Farms on this column starts our 3rd year! Yeah, Rte. 6 headed out to Palisade is now it does go fast! But as we hope you open on weekends, with all-week can all see (well, at least read), we operations not that far away. More try to have fun, we try to keep you proof, Arborfest has already taken up-to-date on some culinary (and other place, The Palisade Brews & Cruise fun) things going on around the valley, 4th Annual CMU Jazz Workshop a permanent member of the Village Festival is May 6th and one of our maybe get you to try a new recipe... concludes with concert featuring Vanguard Orchestra in 1983, was favorite festivals, the ‘Mike The yada yada… So, thank you all for a member of the Metropolitan Headless Chicken Festival takes reading this, we love hearing from you! faculty, guest Ralph Lalama and Bopera House and has led several place June 2nd & 3rd in Fruita. More Side Notes: Do you think that you Western Colorado Jazz Orchestra recording sessions for the Criss Cross proof… The Farmer’s Markets will are one of the best amateur BBQ'ers On June 2 at 7:30pm in the Moss label. be kicking into gear next month! here in The Grand Valley? If you are, Performing Arts Center Robinson The CMU Jazz Workshop offers As we head into the summer The Palisade Peach Festival has created Theatre, the CMU Department of the opportunity for high-school months, why not take advantage a new event this year, The 1st Annual Music will conclude its fourth annual musicians to explore and develop of our local grower’s abundance of Grand Valley Amateur Peach BBQ Jazz Workshop with an exciting their jazz skills in a combo setting. products? Their’s does not have to Throwdown! It’s free to enter, Prizes concert featuring the CMU Faculty Participants will perform a free travel hundreds (or in some cases, and more! Email me for more info! Jazz, the Western Colorado Jazz concert at 3:30pm on June 2 and thousands of miles) to get here! Lee Mathis is the owner of Orchestra and guest artist Ralph will have the opportunity to attend Our recipe this month, Ratatouille, Decadence Gourmet (Cheesecakes, Lalama, lead tenor saxophonist with the final concert that evening. takes full advantage of our local Catering and more!) He can be the Vanguard Jazz Orchestra in New For information on attending the produce, Onions, Bell Peppers, reached at decadencecheesecakes@ York City. workshop, contact Mick Wilson at Tomatoes, Eggplant or more, oh my! mindspring.com, through their web- A world-class artist, Lalama has [email protected]. (and yes friends, there actually is a dish, site at www.decadencecheesecakes. been a part of the New York jazz Tickets for the evening concert are a classic, at that, with that name it’s not com, on Facebook or by calling 256- scene since the 1970s. He became $15 for adults and $5 for students. just a movie, featuring a rat! I made this 4688! Ratatouille As part of their “Senior Seminar” the exhibit and meet the artists, with A generous quart, course, students coordinate the senior an Artist Talk scheduled for 5:30pm. 4 to 6 servings 437CO exhibits as preparation for future Wine from Carlson Vineyards and CMU’s art gallery in professional careers in visual arts. beer from Kannah Creek Brewing Ingredients downtown Grand Junction 437CO is located at 437 Colorado Company will be available for 1/4 cup olive oil, plus more as needed Avenue in Grand Junction, CO. purchase at the reception, with 1 1/2 cups small diced yellow onion Gallery hours are Monday through proceeds to benefit the Art & Design 1 teaspoon minced garlic Glimpse Saturday 12-5pm and admission is department’s visiting artist programs. 2 cups medium diced eggplant, skin on Colorado Mesa free. 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May 2017 • The SOURCEC YVSOURCE.COM 9 Calendar of events May -June Logan, Avalon Theatre. Mesa County Fairgrounds. Warehouse 25 Sixty-Five. Fairgrounds. Calendar of Events May 19-21—The Grand May 25—Tinsley EllisJames June 8th—Big Sam's Funky (Submit community calendar event Junction Off Road + Downtown M. Robb - Colorado River State Nation, James M. Robb August 5—Olathe Sweet items to [email protected]) Music Festival Park. Colorado River State Park. May 2—Dinner & a Movie: May 19—Young Life's Annual May 2 -June 3 —Alpine Bank June 9-11—Palisade Corn Festival Olathe John WickAvalon Theatre. Golf Tournament Adobe Creek JUCO World Series Suplizio Bluegrass & Roots Music Community Park. May 4—Harbor Drive National Golf Course. Field. Festival Riverbend Park. August 17-20—Palisade Hookup Edgewater Brewery May 20—Vintage Voltage May 30—Dinner and a June 9 —Those Folk, Peach Festival Downtown May 5-6—Brews & Cruise Warehouse 25 Sixty-Five. Movie: Kong; Skull Island, Warehouse 25 Sixty-Five. Palisade. Festival Wine Country Inn. May 21—Everclear, Fastball Avalon Theatre. June 15-18— Country August 19—Josh Gracin May 6— Walker & New Horizon Two Rivers June 2-3—Mike the Headless Jam June 15-18— Country Jam Warehouse 25 Sixty-Five/ Williams Warehouse 25 Sixty- Convention Center. Chicken Festival City of Fruita Ranch, Mack, Colorado. August 25—Carrie Welling Five. May 23—7-9pm • The June 2-4—Mark Rashid & Kasey Williams Warehouse May 9—Dinner and a Movie: Thunder Mountain camera Horse Clinic. Mark Rashid is 25 Sixty-Five. Mamma Mia! Avalon Theatre. club is a non profit organi- one of the leading Horsemen Two Rivers in the world. He’s known for May 12-14, Renaissance zation promoting the study, Convention Center Faire, Las Colonias Park. enjoyment and use of pho- his ability to train hors- May12—The tography. Monthly Meeting eswith all sorts of abilities. Events Oxymorons Warehouse 25 Western Community Collge He works with the owners May 12 —Mom Bicycle Ride Sixty-Five. 2520 Blichmann, Building B, and their horses in commu- June 29—Fabulous Back by popular demand! May 13—Andrew Tufano Room 171 • Dawn Morrow 970- nication. He works with any Thunderbirds, James M. Robb Bring your mom out for a Warehouse 25 Sixty-Five. 216-9311 breed and any disci- Colorado River. pedal and dinner. A short pline. 8:30 AM to 12:00 PM. May 13—Love Your Valley May 23—Dinner and a Movie: June 30— Kathryn stroll down to Edge Water. Festival Fundraiser Hartwell The Sandlot Avalon Theatre. June 7—JAGERTOWN Mientka: Debut Solo Piano May 12—Samm Bones. 8pm Park. May 24-25—Shrine Circus Warehouse 25 Sixty-Five. Recital Avalon Theatre. $10-$12 May 16—Dinner and a Movie: June 8—Professor Colombo, July 7-9—Lavender Festival May 13 & 14—Gem, Min- Riverbend Park. eral & Jewelry 9am - 6pm July 7—Jake Worthington on 5/13and 9am - 4pm on Warehouse 25 Sixty- 5/14Adults $Kids between 11- nd Five. 18 years $1Kids 10 and under ANN A ESTERN CO ORA O July 14-15—Night free with paid adult. Vision, Olathe Community ASPEN Park. Dazzle July 15—Two Peace Music, Belly Up Aspen Warehouse 25 Sixty-Five 59. 970-544-9800 July 21-23—Grand Junction Local Jam, Edgewater May 11 — Bonobo Brewery. May 13 — Old Crow July 22—Sammy Eubanks, Medicine Show Warehouse 25 Sixty-Five. May 29 — Whitewater July 23 —Vandoliers, Ramble Warehouse 25 Sixty-Five. May 27 — Wake Up and Live June 07 — Milky Chance July 25-29 June 08 — BoomBox June 15 — Guster June 19 — Tallgrass Mesa County Fair June16 — The Struts Mesa County Fairgrounds June 22-23— Gary Clark Jr. July 26—Moto Mayhem July 5 — BLUES TRAVELER July 27—Professional July 7 — BUSH Bull Riders July 13 — Donavon July 27—Wine Tasting Frankenreiter ay July 27—Working Ranch July 27 — CHRIS ISAAK Rodeo July 22 — Lyle Lovett July 29—Demolition Derby,
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Bolstered by the record’s enduring popularity, upon the momentum of 1995’s Everclear are about to embark on a Sparkle And Fade, with a slew of band also included Craig Montoya highly anticipated tour celebrating unforgettable songs that permeated on bass and Greg Eklund on drums; its milestone anniversary, with plans MTV and alternative rock radio. The the forthcoming anniversary tour to perform the album front to back, album—which remains Everclear’s features current Everclear members including some tracks the band has best-selling release to date— Davey French (guitar), Freddy never played live. quickly won over listeners with its Herrera (bass) and drummer Jake Everclear will be performing with trademark combination of melody, Margolis. In recent years Alexakis Vertical Horizon and Fastball at the rhythmic energy, evocative lyrics also created and runs the annual Two Rivers Convention Center in and thundering guitar crunch. 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12 YVSOURCE.COM TheC SOURCE • May 2017 Once you locked in the job, how much ramp up time was needed as far as rehearsing with the band? Where Musician Interview is the band located? By Jeffrey Inks It took me hundreds of hours to Concert Preview learn Randy Meisner's bass lines. He is an amazing bassist and vocalist. I continue to rehearse the songs to Local Bass Player Joins play the bass parts exactly as Randy recorded them. Darrel Munson, Craig T. Fall and Chris Turbis all live in LA. Jimmy Williamson lives in Fruita and I live in Palisade. What has been the largest crowd you’ve played in front of so far? In 2015, we playing in San Ramon California for their July 4th celebration...the promoter estimated the crowd to be 3,000 people. It was an amazing show. The crowd literally May 12 - Ute Theater • Rifle knew the words to virtually every song May 13 - Mesa Theater • Grand Junction we performed. It was a magical event... Nationally-renowned tribute group The Boys of Summer, who one that I will never forget! meticulously re-create and perform the music of the Eagles, come to Since the recent death of Glen Colorado to perform at two Western Slope venues. Name: Jerry Schaeffer What prompted you to sell your Frey, are you encountering fans that th Age: 39+ business? Friday • May 12 • 8pm are more emotional at your shows Occupation: Musician To be honest, I was burnt out. Presented By : The Ute Theater & Visitor Improvement Fund than the were before he died? He Hobbies: Golf, Fishing 21 years in the same business is , 132 E 4th St • Rifle, CO. was truly one of America’s best song Ute Theater Family: Cheri (Wife) Jeremy (Son) a very long time. I was blessed to Tickets: $22 • Info (970) 665-6560I writers of our generation. Favorite Restaurant: have amazing employees as well as http://utetheater.com/ Absolutely...we dedicate every Warehouse 2465 & Rockslide customers. I also was wanting to spend show to Glenn! He was dearly loved! Goals: Continue to learn and grow more time in the music industry. Saturday • May 13th • 9pm We were all blown away when we each and every day, I’ve heard on the music grapevine , 538 Main Street • Grand Junction, CO heard that Glenn had passed away. Mesa Theater Our readers should know that that you’ve landed a new gig as the Tickets: $15. (advance) • $20. (day of show). To be honest, I think our band is still Jerry used to own Western Anglers bass player for The Boys of Summer, Info: (970) 773-1775 or http://www.mesatheater.com/ trying to digest it. We often talk about on Main Street in Grand Junction, a Eagles tribute band. I know you’ve Glenn before we go on stage. We know Continued on page 14 which happens to be right next door been playing in local bands for years, that he is with us in spirit. We pray that to The Source. how did this gig come about with he is with us on stage! TBOS? You will be appearing at The Ute In 2014, Jimmy Williamson Theater in Rifle May 12th & The (drummer for BOS) asked if I would Mesa Theater May 13th, what can be interested in filling in for their live music fans and particularly bassist when he couldn't make a gig. Eagles fan expect to see & hear at I learned their set list and started these shows? doing a few gigs. I was blown away First of all, we are excited to be back AR at the level of talent that was in this in Western Colorado performing for band. From the instrumentation to the all of our friends. You can expect a online at CRUISERSGJ.COM vocal harmonies...this band sounded very energetic...authentic tribute to amazing. I was honored to sub when O D D one of The Greatest Rock Bands of all How long was Western Anglers their bassist wasn't able to make a gig. time! We will give our fans 2+ hours 5 5 High Octagne • Local open? How many bass players did TBOS of Eagles, Don Henley and Joe Walsh Hard Rock from 90’s & 2000's Western Anglers is still in business audition? T Hits! We hope when people leave our 5 6 • Draper, Ut at 413 Main Street. I opened the To be honest...I am not sure. Jimmy Advent Horizon show, they leave with an appreciation Mix between 70's Rock & 90's Grunge N business in 1994 and ran it until I sold and I were playing in some local bands of how much we love The Eagles and it June 2015. So in essence..21 years in and we seemed to fit well together as 5 2 Alex Calbreth • Fredericksberg, VA O how hard we try to recreate an actual business under my ownership a rhythm unit. That may have been Alternative Country/Americana/Hint of Blues
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May 2017 • The SOURCEC YVSOURCE.COM 13 San Juan Dance Club San Juan Dance Club will be offering dance Artists! lessons for the East Coast Swing Thursday’s The Ouray County Arts Association beginning April 27th at the Lion’s club in OMMUNITY announces the dates for the 57th Annual Montrose. $30 each for all four lessons or $ 10 C Artists’ Alpine Holiday Art Show in Ouray, each lesson. 6:45 to 8pm followed by two hours Sour e Colorado this summer, from July 27 – August of free dance. For more info please call/text Ron 5. at 970 - 708 - 8333 or email at Thesjdanceco@ Presented by the Ouray County Arts gmail.com Association since 1960, the exhibit is one of the May 13th,10am-6pm,features 40+ vendors along the banks of the Colorado River. Please oldest in Colorado! In addition to over $5,000 Bellco Credit Union to from the outdoor industry. You’ll find ski’s, visit the Riverfront Commission website for in prize money, the show attracts many visitors snowboards, bikes, rafts, kayaks, climbing more information: RiverfrontProject.org/con- and generates a number of sales. It has included Host a Food Truck feast gear, hunting and fishing gear, campers, cert-series. Tickets are limited and some shows artists of all mediums from several states, but Our friends at Bellco Credit Union are boats, even outdoor guides and other services! sell out, early ticket purchase for all shows is most are from Colorado and surrounding states. showing their love for good food truck grub Award winning brew and some delicous eats recommended. The concert series is the leading We hope all artists will be interested in by picking up an entire tab of free food that will be provided by Kannah Creek Brewing fundraiser for the continuation of the Riverfront entering this juried exhibit. All entries will be will be served for 30 minutes from several Company Edgewater Brewery. You’ll also Trails Project. eligible for Best in Show ($500) and there will food trucks on Saturday, May 20 from find a silent auction with numerous items up The 2017 concert lineup: be separate artistic categories with awards for 5-5:30pm, in downtown Grand Junction! for bid to benefit the Tamarisk Coalition. first ($400), second ($200) and third ($100) Serving up your favorite Grand Junction Live Music throughout the day with place in each category. Online registration is food trucks are Top Dog, Colorado bands to be announced; along with prizes open until June 26th. Q BBQ, & Surfin Salmon! (YUM!) being raffled off through out the day. If any artist has any questions about the Shop for all the gear you need, need to replace show or registration please do not hesitate to 3rd Annual Humphrey or just have to have at the call 970-433-1256 or email Rod Martinez RV Western Slope Outdoor Fest Presented by [email protected]. Female Veterans Tea Bray Real Estate. Saturday, May 13th 10am-6pm. The Department of Colorado American . Legion, Female Veterans Action Committee, Ouray Count Arts Association www.ourayarts.org the Palisade American Legion Auxiliary The series starts Thursday, May 25th with and the Grand Junction Veterans Healthcare FRUITA COMMUNITY blues great, Tinsley Ellis presenting Blue is System are hosting a Female Veterans Tea on CENTER ART FOR Dead a tribute to blues of The Grateful Dead, Saturday –June 3rd at the Veterans Memorial Tinsley Ellis is a blues rock singer songwriter The Grand Community Center, in Palisade from 9:00 am HEALTH OPEN HOUSE who honed his sound based on the R&B, gospel, Junction Off-Road to 12:00 pm. Located at 120 W. 8th Street in Fruita, CO – Fruita Community Center and and southern rock sound. This will be an evening On May 19-21 will be rockin with three days Palisade. Free admission and Free lunch Colorado Canyons Hospital and Medical Center filled with great jammin’ blues tunes. of live music at the Four Peaks Downtown will be provided to all female Veterans. are hosting an open house for the next two artists Show number two will be held Thursday, June Music Festival, headlined by The Infamous We have partner together to raise awareness exhibiting over the next six months in Fruita. 8th featuring Big Sam’s Funky Nation. BSFN Stringdusters. and to continue to show our gratitude for the The Fruita Arts and Culture Board selected perfectly blends the New Orleans sounds of funk, Although they’ve been called a bluegrass service of woman in the military. By providing artists Robin Moreng and Linda Rybak. You rock & roll, hip-hop, and jazz all together in one band, The Infamous Stringdusters go well the female veterans with sources of educational are invited to a meet and greet at the Fruita entertaining package. This band rocks the stage beyond the genre, delivering complex, unique opportunities and resources that is essential to the Community Center in the Peach room May 20, like no other. Don’t miss this show. and undeniably groovy tunes that have won process of healing to achieve better personal and The third and final show of the 2017 Riverfront 2017 from 2 to 4pm. international awards including a Grammy nom- professional balance as they transition back into Concert Series is on Thursday, June 29th and Exhibiting first in CCHMC for three months, ination in 2011.The Infamous Stringdusters civilian life. This tea is design to connect women features legendary band, The Fabulous Robin Moreng lists watercolor painting as her will take the Main Stage in Downtown Grand who have served in the military in previous eras Thunderbirds. This classic American band has passion enhancing with ink and pencil sketch. Junction on Saturday, May 20 at 8p. as well as those that have served in combat with a powerful and distinctive sound, they’re sure She is evolving in this transparent medium by all the resources that are available to them in our painting glass. to rock the park with hits like “Tuff Enuff” and community in a fun and comfortable atmosphere. FCC will host exhibiting artist Linda Rybak “Wrap It Up”. It doesn’t get any better than that It is has been a struggle for female veterans to during the months of May, June, and July. Linda to round out the 2017 concert series. SUMMER AT have access of resources and care that addresses works in watercolor adding gouache, acrylics, The Colorado Riverfront Commission was ELDERBERRY’S their experiences in the military. Female and casein to various scenes. She enjoys the established in 1987 by the City of Grand Junction May 19-21—HONEY PHARMACY veterans rely on systems of care that histori- Western Slope for the many subjects captured and Mesa County, later joined and supported by WORKSHOP. CO School of Clinical Herbalism cally has been oriented toward men and often in her pictures. the Town of Palisade and the City of Fruita. The –Paonia Campus Commission’s goal is to establish an uninter- do not equally address women health issues and Please join us to meet and greet Linda Rybak . Opening circle & presentation by local rupted public trail spanning the distance from specific needs. Healing the wounds and trauma and Robin Moreng, Saturday, May 20, 2017 at beekeeper Amber Kleinman Palisade to Fruita and to advocate for coordinated from war do not have to continue to negatively the Fruita Community Center, 324 N Coulson . Craft Arabic style honey pastes, syrups, community stewardship of our river corridors. impact in our female Veteran's lives. We will Street from 2 to 4pm. Refreshments will be elixirs & medicinal meads! The Riverfront Concert Series is the primary provide a panel of resources available to heal provided by CCHMC Flavors Grille. . With CSCH Director Lisa Ganora & Jake fundraising source for the Riverfront Trails the wounds of post-traumatic stress, military Engle (CCH) Project. sexual trauma, depression, and substance abuse. For more information please go to: Tickets are just $3 and are available at most Plus other services to make significant changes 2017 RIVERFRONT www.clinicalherbalism.com/elderberry’s in the Female Veteran's paths to personal dis- all City Market stores or by call 866-464-2626. or call 970-722-4372. covery, such as Educational Opportunities, Job CONCERT SERIES You can bring food and a lawn chair but no Stay tuned for more upcoming workshops Search & Networking, Housing, Homeless outside beverages or pets please. July-Sept. Prevention and Recreational Therapy. Tickets for the 2017 Riverfront Concert Series For information call Sandstone 243-8497. are available now at any Grand Valley City Market store. Tickets for each of the three shows Continued from page 12 BIKES, BOARDS, are free; there is a service charge applied to The Boys of Summer were part of last THE BOYS OF SUMMER The Boys of Summer are James BOATS, BANDS, each ticket to cover ticket outlet service fees. Summer’s sold-out 16-week engagement Williamson, drums-vocals; Darrel Monson, All concert attendees aged five and over will be at Harrah’s Reno, the “Petty vs. Eagles: A guitar/vocals; Craig T. Fall, guitar/vocals; BEERS... required to have a ticket to be allowed access Musical Shootout” revue. “(We) perform for What else could you ask for? Well, into the venue. All the shows will be held at the 21 minutes, then the Petty Breakers play for 21 Chris Turbis, keyboards/saxophones/acoustic there’s a whole lot more. The Humphrey outdoor stage and grass area at the James M. guitar/vocals; and Jerry Schaeffer, bass/vocals, RV Western Slope Outdoor Fest. Saturday, minutes...then us again, then them again..and Robb Colorado River State Park in Fruita, then, both bands appear onstage for an Eagles/ five hardworking musicians and lifelong Petty mash-up,” explains Boys of Summer friends, who play and channel some of the Continued from page 8 drummer, Jimmy Williamson. “The Beatles greatest music ever created and produced on the West Coast, that being from legendary rock finalists have to get as many votes as possible order to win it will take hard work, determination, vs. The Stones (tribute bands) did this before group, the Eagles. With each band-member from May 1st through June 1st and our scores discipline and lots of community support. Voting and it was hugely successful.” possessing many decades of professional will be added to the total votes we receive and the is very important component in order to raise Interest in the Eagles - one of the biggest, experience, TBOS play the true musical heart top 6 Huntress' will move on to the finals. The 6 awareness about women in the hunting industry most successful bands in the world during finalists will travel to Texas in July to compete in and to make be forward in the competition! their ‘70’s/’80’s heyday, who have now been and soul of the Eagle’s music - recreating a head to head skills/hunting challenge! I think in discovered and embraced by new generations the sounds, harmonies, and most important, of younger music fans - has recently the feel. How to vote: skyrocketed with the passing of original Eagles “An Army Of Air-Guitar Players”: “It’s the 1. Go to http://www.extremehuntress. member and principal songwriter, the late songs,” said TBOS’ Jimmy Williamson, when com/main/-votin Glenn Frey. The Boys of Summer address interviewed by Stockton Record entertainment 2. Find Erin Clark Frey’s passing with a special tribute to him writer Tony Sauro about what makes the 3. Click vote during their shows. band’s vision (and version) of Eagles’ songs 4. Enter your email address “Glenn meant so much to all of us. He so special. “Everybody knows every record. 5. Click the vote tab again shaped us into the musicians that we are Every song. Every guitar lick. And then he 6. Go to your email and validate today”, says Williamson. “Don Henley said, adds: “There’s just an army of air-guitar your vote from poll daddy ‘it will be up to Glenn to decide when to call players out there doing “Hotel California” check your junk box as well) it quits. We will see what happens.’ Personally, when we play. Everybody knows every bit.”
I would think that Glenn looking down on all https://www.youtube.com/ **Please follow ALL of the steps the Eagles fans and tribute bands, would be or your vote won't count! honored at all of this. We will continue on watch?v=iPVbq6EhCxU with a heavy heart, spreading the legacy and boysofsummertribute.com Erin, her son Carter & husband Steve love he left behind.” facebook.com/BoysoFSummerTribute
14 YVSOURCE.COM TheC SOURCE • May 2017 Sixty-Five. hits “You Wouldn't Know” that got number five on the Continued from Page 10 Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks in 2007. Their newest May -June May 13—Andrew Tufano Concert Preview album “Unden!able” in my opinion is amazing. They Calendar of Events Warehouse 25 Sixty-Five. have stayed with their sound throughout the years (Submit community calendar event May 13—Love Your Valley and I respect that tremendously because there are Festival Fundraiser Hartwell By Lexi Tomas items to [email protected]) so many successful rock bands but they are only so Park. I recently saw pierce the Veil successful because they changed their sound and looks May 2—Dinner & a Movie: May 16—Dinner and a Movie: at Ogden Theatre. I went to both overtime. Hellyeah has always had that true metal slash John WickAvalon Theatre. Logan, Avalon Theatre. events that weekend. The first night rock sound but they stay true to their work and music. May 4—Harbor Drive May 19-21—The Grand I watched the show from the sound I’m very excited to see this band because they Hookup Edgewater Brewery Junction Off Road + Downtown booth but missed the two opening are also very easy to jam out too and have a good acts, Emarosa and Sum 41. The time even if you're just listening to them on an ipod. May 5-6—Brews & Cruise Music Festival show was amazing the first night. Festival Wine Country Inn. May 19—Young Life's Annual The second night I met the band and May 6— Walker Golf Tournament Adobe Creek I was able to get there early and see all three bands. Williams Warehouse 25 Sixty- National Golf Course. Emarosa was great, and Sum 41 took my breath away! Five. May 20—Vintage Voltage They were loud, upbeat, and very easy to rock out too! May 9—Dinner and a Movie: Warehouse 25 Sixty-Five. The next show I would like to attend is Hellyeah at Mesa Theatre, Grand Junction. The show starts at Mamma Mia! Avalon Theatre. May 21—Everclear, Fastball 8pm. Hellyeah is a band that has a rock and metal May 12-14, Renaissance & New Horizon Two Rivers sound. They started out in Dallas, Texas. The band Faire, Las Colonias Park. Convention Center. consist of Chad Grey, Tom Maxwell, Vinnie Paul, May12—The May 23—7-9pm • The Kyle Sanders, and Christian Brady. Hellyeah started Oxymorons Warehouse 25 Thunder Mountain cam- out in the early 2000’s when they played the Tattoo on era club is a non profit Earth tour where they had the opportunity to play with metal and rock legends such as Slipknot and Slayer. You may know they band from one of their biggest Lexi Thomas with Pierce The Veil ocal Friends Meet Fr Where L iends If you missed Dead & Company’s we most certainly hit the JACKPOT. Dead & Company Tour Dates: For Breakfast & Lunch two shows last summer at Folsom You won’t regret it. The setting in 05/27 – Las Vegas, NV Breakfast/Burgers & Sandwiches/Salads/Children’s Menu @ MGM Grand Garden Arena Old Fashioned Sundaes & Fountain Drinks Field, your in luck, they are coming Boulder was beautiful as the sun was 05/28 – Phoenix, AZ @ Ak-Chin Pavilion Call for good back June 9-10! Featuring band setting the stage was heating up. 05/31 – Los Angeles, CA @ Hollywood Bowl delicious carry-out Mon-Sat 6am - 2pm members Bob Weir, Mickey Hart, The tour kicks off at MGM Grand 06/03 – Mountain View, CA Closed Sunday and Bill Kreutzmann along with Garden Arena in Las Vegas on May @ Shoreline Amphitheatre 06/04 – Mountain View, CA 241 Grand Avenue, Grand Junction John Mayer, Allman Brothers’ Oteil 27th. Other notable highlights from @ Shoreline Amphitheatre Burbridge, and Ratdog keyboardist the itinerary includes a two-night 06/07 – Salt Lake City, UT @ USANA Jeff Chimenti. They will be playing stand at the Shoreline Amphitheatre Amphitheatre 06/09 – Boulder, CO @ Folsom Field only 19 shows this summer, so buy that will function as the group’s Bay 06/10 – Boulder, CO @ Folsom Field some tickets and get the old gang Area homecoming on June 3rd and 06/13 – Atlanta, GA together and go take a stroll down 4th, a return to Boston’s Fenway Park @ Lakewood Amphitheatre Shakedown Street. on June 17th and 18th, and a pair of 06/15 – Burgettstown, PA @ KeyBank Pavilion 06/17 – Boston, MA @ Fenway Park It’s the best lineup I’ve seen shows at Chicago’s Wrigley Field to 06/18 – Boston, MA @ Fenway Park in twenty year’s. John Mayer close out the tour on June 30th and 06/20 – Saratoga Springs, NY surprisingly fits in perfectly and July 1st. @ Saratoga Performing Arts Center 06/22 – Bristow, VA @ Jiffy Lube Live he has proven that he is truly one 06/24 – Flushing, NY @ CITI Field of the gang. I was skeptical at first, 06/25 – Camden, NJ @ BB&T Pavilion but by the time he blew through the 06/28 – Cuyahoga Falls, OH wandering solo on Bertha, I knew we @ Blossom Music Center 06/30 – Chicago, IL @ Wrigley Field were in for a great night and that night 07/01 – Chicago, IL @ Wrigley Field • Managed Document Services
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May 2017 • The SOURCEC YVSOURCE.COM 15 Amy Alkon is the irreverent purveyor of “science news and be understanding if he and the dog Research by evolutionary psychologists you can use.” Her most recent book is the science-based retreat to the den. David Buss and Todd Shackelford found and bitingly funny “Good Manners for Nice People Who Sure, mingling makes you feel better, three personality traits that are strong Sometimes Say F*ck” (St. Martin’s Griffin, 2014). Her “predictors of susceptibility to infidelity.” award-winning, science-based syndicated advice column but pushing an introvert to do it is akin One is narcissism -- being self-absorbed, runs in about 100 newspapers. She is the president of the to forcing an extrovert to spend an entire Applied Evolutionary Psychology Society and hosts her own week with only the cat and a fern. Before admiration-seeking, empathy-deficient, weekly radio show, “HumanLab -- The Science Between long, they’re on with the cable company. and prone to scheming userhoood. Being Us,” featuring the luminaries of behavioral science. Tech support: “What seems to be the prob- low on “conscientiousness” is another -- lem?” Extrovert: “I’m lonely! Talk to me! reflected in being disorganized, unreliable, Have you ever been arrested? And do you and lazy, and lacking self-control. Last, think I should go gluten-free?” there’s “psychoticism,” which, despite its Bates Motel-like moniker, reflects a con Rubbin Hood artist-like exploitativeness, impulsivity, Caveheart cognitive scientist Debra L. Johnson and I grabbed my boyfriend’s phone to look and lack of inhibition -- not necessarily I’m a woman in my 30s. I love parties and her colleagues found that in introverts, something up, and I found a Google search exhibiting those things while going all talking to people, and thank God, because I sensory input from experience led to more for local massage places that offer “happy stabby on some lady enjoying a shower. attend networking events for work. My boy- blood flow in the brain (amounting to endings.” He says that he and his friends were friend, on the other hand, is an introvert, more stimulation). The path it took was just goofing off. Am I an idiot to believe him? Consider whether your boyfriend's “just hates talking to strangers, and loathes “shin- longer and twistier than in extroverts and --Disturbed Googling for kicks!” claim is odd and digs.” How do we balance my longing to go to had a different destination: frontal areas uncharacteristic or whether it’s part of a parties with his desire to stay home? we use for inward thinking like planning, His “goofing off” is reminiscent of the pattern reflecting one or more of the lovely --Party Girl remembering, and problem-solving. So, “but I was just curious!” web searches that cocktail of traits above. Patterns of behav- Taking an introvert to a party can be a chal- introverts live it up, too; they just do it on juries hear about -- stuff like “Does arsenic ior predict future patterns of behavior -- for lenge. On the other hand, if it’s a Fourth of July the inside. have a flavor?” “How much antifreeze example, trying to get you to believe that party, you know where to find him: hiding in does it take to kill a 226.5-pound man?” he only goes to strip clubs for the music the bathtub with the dogs. Extroverts’ brain scans revealed a more and “Who’s got the lowest prices on shov- and that he really was just working late direct path for stimuli -- with blood flow- els and tarps?” with his boss, Mr. Camerino, who seems I actually have personal experience in ing straight to rear areas of the brain used to have developed quite a thing for body this area. Like you, I’m an extrovert -- for sensory processing, like listening and Sure, it’s POSSIBLE that your boyfriend glitter. which is to say, a party host’s worry isn’t touching. They also have less overall blood is telling the truth -- that he and his bud- that I won’t have anyone to talk to; it’s that flow -- translating (in combination with dies were searching out massage parlors (c)2017, Amy Alkon, all rights reserved. I’ll tackle three people and waterboard a different neurochemical response) to a RIGHT NEARBY! just for a giggle. To Got a problem? Write Amy Alkon, 171 Pier them with sangria till they tell me their need for more social hoo-ha to feel “fed.” determine how likely it actually is, con- Ave, #280, Santa Monica, CA 90405, or e-mail life story. Also like you, I have a boyfriend sider that people don’t behave randomly. [email protected] (advicegoddess.com). who’s an introvert. 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Continued from page 12 and a couple of others are stories from my life.” There’s always an upside somewhere.” material again in a live setting along with fans. compatriots Fastball and Vertical Horizon— While other tracks meanwhile, offer the singer’s Since the album’s release, the songs have taken On a personal level for Alexakis, who’s a married hits a nearby venue later this year. Alexakis wry observations on the world around him. on a life of their own through the interpretations father of two daughters, it will undoubtedly says that the roughly 90-minute set will also The common thread, and the message that’s of listeners, who’ve made their unique personal be a much different tour here in 2017 than include other favorites from Everclear’s back most powerful amid all of Alexakis’ lyrical connections with record. However some of the when the band was young and hungry and just catalogue, but will feature So Much For The soul baring, is that no matter how hard things tracks still remain deeply personal to Alexakis, promoting the album for the first time. But some Afterglow in its glorious entirety, performed get, there can always be better days ahead. and there will likely be emotional onstage things—namely the remarkable quality of the with the loving respect it deserves. Beyond “From my perspective, the album told stories moments during the upcoming tour. For this songs and the enthusiasm fans have for the his own gratification, Alexakis says the of an American life that had gone through reason, some Afterglow tracks will be performed record—not only remain steadfast, they’ve even forthcoming Afterglow tour is very much a ups and downs and still wasn’t 100 percent,” live for the first time in years, if not ever. continued to grow and appreciate over time. gift—and a thank you—to fans of the album. Alexakis says. “I still had to deal with issues “There are still songs on this record that “California King’ is a blast to play,” he says. “A lot of people really identified with the like parental abandonment, poverty, abuse and I have a hard time singing, because I get so “The harder rock songs, like “One Hit Wonder,” songs off this record and it meant something drugs. But even though those things are there, emotional,” says Alexakis. “We don’t play are going to be fun to play. We’ve been breaking important to them,” Alexakis says. “That means there’s still a light at the end of the tunnel, them a lot, ever, but we will on this tour; that one out in rehearsals over the last couple a lot to me, that I’ve had a positive impact in though it’s hard to see sometimes, and even E uipmentwe’re playing all the & songs. Supply ‘Why I Don’t months; it’s tight and sounds really good. I still someone’s life. As a dad, and a person who’s though the record’s dark and heavy at times, Believe in God,’ is an especially hard one like playing the hits, too. I love the way people constantly trying to do the right thing, that’s big. it convey’s a sense of hope, which is probably to sing. That’s a song about my mom.” respond and sing along with the songs. That’s It just makes me feel really good that people why it seemed to connect with a lot of young Other tracks promise to be great fun. The something songwriters never get tired of.” connected to what we were doing, and that people at the time, because even though it sucks kinetic energy of So Much For The Afterglow It’s likely that crowds will have plenty it still means something to them. What more being a teenager, or in your early 20s…you makes much of it ideal for concert stages, and to sing about when the So Much For The can a guy in a rock and roll band ask for?” want to know there’s a chance. I’m an optimist; Alexakis is eager to share and experience the Afterglow Tour—which also includes ’90s
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