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They have beachlandballroom.com or call (216) 383- Wine Fest on Saturday, toured the US and the world with Toad the 1124 Sage Satori May 22 nd from 2 to 9 Wet Sprocket, Santana, The Grateful Dead, Advertising & Marketing pm. The festival will feature Dave Matthews Band, The Allman Brothers Is it time for a road trip? Visit the [email protected] 15 Ohio wineries, food tastings, Band, and, perhaps most notably, the highly Dayton Wine Fest on Friday and displays by local artists and crafters, coveted support role on the landmark Jimmy Saturday June 4 & 5 from 4-9pm. Staff Writers live entertainment (Larry Smith Page/Robert Plant reunion tour. Admission Participating wineries include: Brandeberry Cat Lilly • Andrea Razavi Express 2 – 4:30, Brian Henke 4:30 to the Rib Cook Off & Music Festival is free Winery-Enon, Breitenbach Wine Cellars- Sage Satori – 7 and Sumrada 7- 9) and each day of the event May 28 th – 31 st Dover, Debonné Vineyards-Madison, Snarp Farkle • Don Perry sports vendors. In addition, before 3:00 pm for other ticket info and a Eldchrist Winery-Plain City, Ferrante Winery Helen Marketti & Ristorante-Geneva, Firelands Winery- Westside Steve the facility will be offering full list of entertainment visit complimentary tours of the one-of-a-kind Cleveland.com/rib. Sandusky, Grand River Cellars-Madison, Contributing Writers sports complex. Tickets are $20 advance and Maize Valley Winery-Hartville, Meranda- Alex Bevan • Jasper $25 at the gate. To purchase tickets call 800- What’s happening at the Nixon Winery-Ripley, Mon Ami WInery & Patrick Podpadec • David Arthur 227-6972 or visit ohiowines.org Beachland Ballroom? Reverend Restaurant-Port Clinton Chad Felton • Annette Keys Horton Heat Sunday, May 16 th (see pg. 11 Valley Vineyards-Morrow, The Winery at Austin Stouder • Tom Todd Rusted Root to play Great for details) The Whiskey Daredevils Versailles-Versailles, Wyandotte Winery- Doniella Winchell • Hoss American Rib Cook Off in Cleveland Friday, May 21 st , Polka Brunch with the Columbus. The event takes place at Circulation Manager on Monday, May 31 st Rusted Root Chardon Polka Band on Sunday, May 30th Boonshoft Museum of Discovery, 2600 James Alexander became a band twenty years ago. They’re (all Sunday brunches are 11am – 3pm) The DeWeese Parkway, Dayton, OH 800-227- known for their fusion of bluegrass and rock Schwartz Brothers Friday, May 25 th , 6972 or visit ohiowines.org Circulation as well as their inspired use of percussion Waterband Saturday, May 29 th , Jimmie Amy Balsiger • Andy Evanchuck that is drawn from African, Latin America, Vaughan with special guest openers Eileen Froelich • Bob Lindeman Tim Paratto • Greg Pudder Martin Kavick Tricia McCullough • PMK Distribution Dan Gestwicki 3 . Livewire 4 . Doobie Brothers 6 . Wine 101 8 . The Arts 10 . What About Jazz 11 . Reverand Horton Heat Graphic Design Linde Graphics Co. 12 . Bluesville (440) 951-2468 15 . F.I.M.U. 2KGraphics (440) 344-8535 16 . Cover: Lake Erie Please Note: Views and opinions expressed in articles 18 . Conneaut Harbor submitted for print are not necessarily the opinions of the North Coast VOICE staff or its sponsors. Advertisers assume responsibility for the content of their ads. 20 . Buzzard Book Memory The entire contents of the North Coast VOICE are copyright 2009 by the North Coast VOICE . Under no circumstance will 22 . Stay in Tune any portion of this publication be reproduced, including using electronic systems without permission of the publishers of the North Coast VOICE . The North Coast VOICE is not 23 . Ship Wrecks affiliated with any other publication. 24 . Kickin it Country MAILING ADDRESS North Coast VOICE Magazine 26 . Movie Reviews P.O. Box 118 • Geneva, Ohio 44041 Phone: (440) 415-0999 28 . Behind the Mic E-Mail: [email protected] 29 . Classifieds 30 . Snarp Farkle May 12 - 26, 2010 www.northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 3 By Helen Marketti guitar because it was something I wanted to do. It was the complete and total opposite T he Doobie Brothers are a band with its sound and image. I was a fan of Little that immediately comes to mind when Richard, James Brown and Bo Diddley. I thinking of music classics of the 70s. They give him credit (Bo Diddley) for some of my had a timeless list of hits that have included rhythm styles.” Listen To The Music, Long Train Running, So how did the band get its name? “When Black Water, China Grove, Jesus Is Just we got together we didn’t have a name for Alright, What A Fool Believes, Takin’ It To the band yet. We were playing gigs and still The Streets and many more. The Doobie didn’t have a name so one of my housemates Brothers are going to be in Toledo, Ohio on at the time said, “Why don’t you call May 19 at The Stranahan Theatre. It is a yourselves, The Doobie Brothers!” Of rockin’ gig that you will not want to miss. course, “doobie” was a very “in” term at the They put on an incredible show! Original time,” laughs Tom. “The name ended up member and co-founder of The Doobie sticking and with a lot of luck and hard work, Brothers, Tom Johnston took some time to we’re still here.” talk about his career and the lasting legacy Tom is the genius music mind who penned of the band. the song, Listen To The Music in 1972. There “The guitar was my rebellion was a reason, inspiration and meaning behind instrument,” said Tom. “I was playing the this classic tune. “Back then I had this vision clarinet under protest. Then I chose the 4 www.northcoastvoice.com • (440) 415-0999 May 12 - 26, 2010 and to some degree I still feel this way only I say that a certain song of ours helped them write something specific. The best songs was more naïve back then. I had a belief that through a period of their write themselves.” all of the world The Doobie Brothers are in the process of leaders from all finishing up a new album, which is due for the different release in the near future. “We went in a new countries should direction with this album,” said Tom. “We get together, sit didn’t want to keep rubber stamping what down in a large, we’ve done in the past. I got a chance to do open grassy area things that I’ve never done before. That’s and listen to a what makes you want to keep doing this. I concert, wrote seven brand new songs and three of probably stoned them I wrote using the keyboard which is (laughs) different for me.” although I Tom’s thoughts on how and why The didn’t put that Doobie Brothers still draw crowds, “Our LEGACY in the song. music is real with real musicianship. We put Classic Rock & Oldies Band Anyway, they on a great live show. What you see is what could be you get. I love playing live. I love to get the Laurello's Winery together, enjoy crowd going. We can reach across the Ǥ͖͖Ȉ͛Ǧ͕͔ the music, have decades and see different ages at our shows. a great time and It’s really gratifying to see a whole new Firehouse feel better. At the generation discovering the music.” Ǥ͖͝Ȉ͜Ǧ͕͖ time, I wrote Listen To lives. The Music , Vietnam was still going on. To It’s a very gratifying feeling to know that For more information on The Doobie me, music transcends everything. Music is even though we didn’t set out to do that Brothers: www.doobiebros.com Avalon Country Club the great translator, the best way to divide intentionally, the music helped to be a sound Ǥ ͘Ȉ͚Ǧ͘ and conquer. It doesn’t matter what your track in someone’s life. You can say the same Ticket information for May 19 th : political views are or your origin, music has things about books or movies. But to me, for www.stranahantheatre.com Debonne Winery the ability to be a healing force.” music…you can listen to a song over and Ǥ ͙Ȉ͗ǣ͔͗Ǧ͛ǣ͔͗ Tom continues, “I’ve had people come up over. You can’t read a book or watch a movie to me after shows and over and over.
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