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About The BMAs: readers. Blank preliminary ballots can be found in this issue of Brevard Live. The deadline for preliminary ballots is April ands, solo acts, fans, sponsors and a total party vibe. It 10th. The top five vote getters in each category will appear all adds up to the biggest night of the year for Brevard’s on the finalist ballots which will be published in the May and musicB scene. Two years ago critics said it would never work June issues of Brevard Live. Deadline for finalist ballots is and that the public just wouldn’t “get it.” However, now in July 10th. 2006 we find ourselves in the middle of preparations for the From the pre-show celebration to the main THIRD Annual Brevard Live Music Awards ceremony. show excitement to the after show Not only was our maiden voyage in 2004 a huge success, meltdown at Siggy’s in Palm Bay, the last year’s sophomore event was even bigger. And the Third Annual Brevard Live Music response from our readers so far this year is already so great Awards promises to be bigger and that our own Chris Long can no longer count all of the ballots better than ever. Brevard Live’s own by himself. In fact, we’ve had to assemble a full team just for Chris Long will return for the third ballot counting. time as host of the event with Danny But what are the BMAs? Well, for those of you who Morris (photo) and company as the are either new to the scene or have been living under a rock house band. Much more information for the last two years, the BMAs are, for lack of a better will coming throughout the spring description, Brevard’s version of the Grammys. Each year we and summer. Support your favorites stage the annual event at Melbourne’s Hennegar Performing by voting and attending the party Arts Center. Folks get dressed up and come to support their of the year. favorite area musical artists. Like the Grammys, the BMAs showcase live performers and awards are presented to top Sunday, July 30th, 6 pm vote getters in various categories. The difference is that at The Hennegar Center BMA winners are decided solely based on ballots cast by our in Melbourne.

 - Brevard Live April 2006 Brevard Live April 2006 -   - Brevard Live April 2006 Marchseries 4, 1953 - THOSE WERE PART VI August 20, 2005 in the band, and not a very popular or accepted thing The Glory Days by authority groups. They HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH by Judy Tatum Lane would play anywhere free just for exposure, at parties NEW DAY’S AHEAD and gatherings of any sort say so, is a very talented each note from the guitars, where anyone would listen. resh Squeezed finished bass player, and other and every lick of the drums. But soon (maybe just over a playing their gig for talented musicians would I can picture them as if it year) they would be playing theF night at Big Daddy’s back up that statement, had were yesterday, all 3 with local teen centers such as the Sin City in Gainesville, and set his goal when he began smiles on their faces, happy Bahama Club which would Dave Fiester, Bill Hoffman, playing to be the bass player to be entertained by what have as many as 1,000 teens my husband John Lane and that he felt Kenny Cohen they considered the best. in one night. The Tiger’s I had just enough time to was. To this day John has This was a time when you Den, and the Canaveral make it to the end of the last a tremendous amount of embraced another musicians Pier on weekend nights and set of “New Day’s Ahead”, respect for Kenny, as well talent, hoped for a chance to Sunday afternoons, all of Kenny Cohen’s band who as musicians such as Austin jam, and as a fellow player these at the top of the list was playing near by. This Pettit and all those who were you went out of your way for the most popular places. was a group of musicians, there in the 60’s and are still to see those you respected. Teens would count the days with Kenny as their leader. A here today, considered the Kenny was gracious enough until the weekend just to group you thought couldn’t best musicians of Brevard to ask the 3 of them to sit go to these places and see get any better, but if it had and beyond due to the things in and they weren’t going the bands, I know, I was been 6 months since you they have achieved. So when to turn that down. I believe one of them. The “Group’s” had seen them play, it would we walked in and listened, they continued playing even reputation had already built astonish you to hear them. Dave, Bill and John were all after the club had closed. itself up to a very high level. My husband whom if I may completely silent, taking in The world was becoming Everyone was beginning to smaller all the time, here I know who they were. They was with Dave, Bill and John played the Orlando Teen after over 5 years had passed, Club, which once you played watching a band that had this particular venue, people been my favorite, but once knew you were good. And I moved to south Florida, with their extraordinary I assumed I would never talent they were grouped see again. Everyone knew with bands such as “The each other, had played and Nightcrawlers” from Daytona jammed together, obviously Beach, and “The Tropics” had a great respect for from Tampa who played so one another, and also very many gigs in Brevard you obvious was the fact that would have thought they Dave and Kenny were not were local bands. But the just fellow musicians, but Night Crawlers became friends as well. nationally known for their song “Little Black Egg”, a This band went song which was usually the through changes over the first song a guitarist of that years, including their name. time would learn to play They started out as “The when first beginning. I know Group”, just kids attending it was John’s. And I don’t Cocoa Beach High School, think anyone, including me, ranging from 16 to 18 is sure to this day what it was years old, who had to get about, but it was a big hit, special permission from the and I guess it doesn’t matter. school to wear their hair I suppose I’m trying to make down to their shoulders as the point that The Group was it was a part of their show working it’s way up at an continued next page

Brevard Live April 2006 -  Glory Days HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH extremely fast pace, and at a time when the competition was other musicians of the area just weren’t quiet ready for such pretty fierce and there were countless bands in the area. a drastic step yet. There was no guarantee of what you might come up against, and you couldn’t just drive home that night Soon they were playing all over the state as the after the gig. The band had a time of it in California, but after “Fantastic Group”, and it wasn’t for free. They were being returning home it wouldn’t slow them down or lessen their paid what some bands make to this day! They had their determination to be able to play what and where they wanted, “band” Volkswagen van to carry their equipment, equipment which they did, and their popularity continued to grow. worth over $10,000 in guitars, drums, amps, speakers, etc. The year I’m talking about is 1966. Imagine what that would The music at that time changed so quickly, along with amount to today. And they even had a manager. Again, it was what was expected of a band by the audience. It was the 60’s, just over a year ago they would play anywhere, anytime, for and if you didn’t live them, read about it, the whole world was free, just to be heard. But it was also after a lot of very hard changing, and the impact on the younger people is something work and determination. Maybe that’s why Kenny and Dave you had to be there to understand. There is no way I can Fiester would become such very good friends and fellow describe it. But along with everything else, music changed musicians and remain so until Dave’s passing. They had so drastically over night from Ricky Nelson and Frankie Avalon many things in common, talent, determination, a love of to England’s newest hit, The Rolling Stones, along with The music that can’t be put into words which they both devoted Beatles, The Byrds (whom Kenny and his band would open their lives to, and the music had to be good, something they for at Canaveral Pier), The Kinks, James Brown, Simon and could feel proud of (you can still go listen to the sounds of Garfunkel, and of course Bob Dylan, extremely radical for Kenny today, more popular and respected than ever). But at the times. Some parents would not allow their kids to listen to this time where Dave and Kenny were different, Dave perhaps Dylan. There are far too many groups to name that appeared because he was a little younger, liked to stick close to home, from no where and set the music scene and the feel of the whereas, Kenny a little later, seemingly thought nothing of times, and I’m sure it was hard as a musician to keep up, but loading up the van along with the other band members and if you didn’t you got left behind. Although I think your better taking off to California to take a try at it. A very brave move at musicians enjoyed the challenge. If they didn’t have that goal such an early age. During the days of “The Fantastic Group” they could become bored, but that was never the case in this Kenny was 18 years old, Steve Bland 16, Ronnie Cable 17, particular era. Jimmy Rudolph 17 and Jim Nielsen 17 years old as well. It’s hard to imagine when you think about it now. And most of the The Tropics and The Nightcrawlers seemed to fade away, but the “The Fantastic Group” was not only still playing but going strong and opening for national headliners such as Percy Sledge, known for his infamous and timeless song, “When A Man Loves A Woman”, still played by so many bands today, and loved by the audience who is taken back to another time. Opening for an act like this was not something just any band would have a chance to do, especially a group which was literally teenagers.

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 - Brevard Live April 2006 BREVARD LIVE I N D E X Download BREVARD LIVE MAGAZINE at www.brevardlive.com APRIL 2006 Volume 14, Issue 12 PUBLISHER & EDITOR THE GLORY DAYS, PART VII page 7 Heike Clarke by Judy Tatum Lane This is the story about music history on the Space Coast. Judy remembers those “Glory Days” in the 60’s and 70’s when rock’n’roll was young. After STAFF Smilin’ Sideways and Fresh Squeezed, Judy remembers the heydays of The Phantastic Charlene Hemmle (Office/Graphics) Karen Hoodless (Sales/Marketing) Group and New Days Ahead. Chris Long (Staff-Writer) David Mac Makin (Computer) INDIAN RIVER FESTIVAL page 10 Lou Belcher (Arts in Brevard) by Eroica Fedder This year’s Indian River Festival will bring two Country Music Terry Wallace (Photography) stars to Sandpoint Park in Titusville: Jamey Johnson and Rhett Akins. CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Morgan Burroughs F E A T U R E S T O R Y Jeff & Jaimie Cagle MAF 2006: PAT TRAVERS & RODNEY CROWELL page 16 Eroica Fedder Greg Kimple by Chris Long Pat Travers inspired a generation of rock guitarists during the 70’s and Bruce Marion 80’s the way Hendrix, Clapton, Beck and Page did a decade earlier. After 30 years on Hagen Panton the international scene, he is still considered to be one of the finest, edgiest, and imagi- Billy Van Riper native blues-based, rock guitarist around. Reproduction of any portion of Brevard Live is prohibited without the written permission of the publisher. B R E V A R D E A T Z ENIGMA CAFE page 45 ADVERTISEMENT/ SALES by Eroica Fedder While the cafe itself is small, the concept is big. Enigma Cafe for information and rate card offers a variety of truly unique meals inspired by different ethnic foods like Asian Phone: (321) 956-9207 Chicken or Shepherd’s Pie. Fax: (321) 956-9228 e-mail: [email protected] A R T i n b r e v a r d DISTRIBUTION YOLANDA SCHOFIELD page 52 BREVARD LIVE is intended to be a by Lou Belcher Schofield has drawn many buildings and historic landmarks in this free publication which is distributed at area. She is committed to preserving the history of our country. She states that “when the beginning of every month at local music stores, clubs and restaurants. putting in new developments, developers should be made to restore one or two histori- No subscriptions are available! cal landmarks”.

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April 30, At The SBI: R&B LEGEND LEON RUSSELL

nown mostly as a session musician, Leon Russell has played with artists as varied as Jerry Lee Lewis, Phil SpectorK and The Rolling Stones. With a solo career span- ning the genres of rock, blues, and gospel, Russell began his musical career at 14, lying about his age to land a gig play- ing backup at a Tulsa nightclub to play with Ronnie Hawkins behind Jerry Lee Lewis. Two years later, after settling in Los Angeles, he studied guitar with James Burton, and worked sessions with Dorsey Burnette and Glen Campbell. After becoming a part of Phil Spector’s studio group, Russell played backup on many of the most popular hits of the 1960s, including The Byrds, Gary Lewis and the Playboys, and Herb Alpert. He also served as Snuff Garrett’s assistant on numerous productions. Russell built his own recording studio in 1967, and recorded his first LP, Look Inside the Asylum Choir, in a collaboration with Marc Benno. His first songwriting hit was Joe Cocker’s 1970 cover of “Delta Lady”, and Russell went on to organise Cocker’s spotlight, releasing Anything Can Happen in 1992, and then Mad Dogs and Englishmen tour. Shortly thereafter, Russell releasing two more albums in 1998 and 1999. Russell contin- released another solo album, Leon Russell, which included the ues touring, often on nostalgia tours, sometimes with Willie popular “A Song for You”. Nelson. He now tours the world with his two daughters, Tina For several years, he stayed largely out of the music Rose and Sugaree Noel.

April 29th, Henegar Center: MEMORIES OF ELVIS s long as Jack Smink per- Aforms his show - Elvis lives! No kidding, his “Memories of El- vis” are the best. And while Jack performs more often in other countries, his rare local shows are known to be “sell-outs”. If you missed his last dinner show at the Imperial Hotel, here’s an- other chance: Jack will perform April 29th, at the Henegar Center.

If you think that Jack Smink is just another “Elvis Impersonator”, part: Jack really reminds you of the that I sing and everything I do is a you’re wrong. The Brits and South “King of Rock’n’Roll”. He’s got the tribute to his memory and his mu- Americans have realized that and looks, the voice, the smile, the jewelry, sic.” says Jack. featured him in sold-out shows all the jumpsuits, and more than that, the For more information about along. It is a fact: Jack Smink is bet- warm and gentle personality of the leg- Jack visit his web sire at www. ter known around the world than in endary Elvis Presley. LSTProductions.com. For reserva- his hometown - Rockledge. During The show features Jack Smink and tions and tickets call Margaret at his eight days in Ecuador last year, the LST Band including 12 musicians 321-633-4908. Visa and Mastercard Jack gave 7 TV, 5 newspaper, and 3 and singers. “I want everyone to know, are accepted. radio interviews. The most stunning I am not trying to be Elvis. Every song

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At Space Coast Harley: EASTER EGG HUNT & SPRING OPEN HOUSE ince the opening of the SSpace Coast Harley-Da- vidson shop in Palm Bay, this new facility has become a April 9th, center for lots of activities. This King Center month the 1st Annual Eas- ter Egg Hunt & Spring Open KENNY G House is planned for April 15th. by Morgan The egg hunt for children Burroughs starts at 9 am at the pavilion and ends at 11 am. Over 4,000 eggs are hidden around the property. Partic- ipating children have to bring their own baskets. And don’t forget to decorate those Easter baskets, n our current “fifteen minutes of fame, what was your name?” society, it’s hard there will be judging and prizes Ito imagine a musician achieving anything close to longevity anymore. It’s for each of the three age groups. hard enough for a musician to get one album made, let alone a whole All kids up to 6 years old can sign career’s worth. This seems to especially hold true for modern instrumental up. The adult Easter egg hunt is a little more exclusive and by invita- musicians, who must search for an audience somewhere between symphony tion only. The “golden goose” egg season ticket holders, jazz junkies, and rock radio surfers. Somehow, even is valued at approximately $1,500. with all the changes in the current music industry, Kenny G has defined To participate just be one of the himself as one of the most successful solo instrumentalist of the last several lucky ten callers into 99.3 FM Lite decades. The soprano saxophone player brings his signature style to the Rock when the annoucer tells you. Maxwell C. King Center for the Performing Arts on Sunday, April 9th at 7 pm. But even if you didn’t get a chance to call Lite Rock, you can sign up during the event and Space Coast G’s visit to the Space Coast venue professional music industry while first Harley will be pulling additional (that G by the way, stands for Gorelick) is performing with the late (and great) names to get in on the egg-tra in support of his tour to promote his latest Barry White’s Love Unlimited Orchestra special fun. musical offering, ‘The Essential Kenny in 1976. Coming from a group that dealt Starting at Noon until 5 pm G.’ The two disc set was released this primarily in soul music might explain SC Harley features their Spring past January and marks his seventeenth why G seems to exist in a classification Open House with a Ride-In Bike full length studio album. The records of music all his own. His tendency to Show hosted by the hottest female are a greatest hits collection and contain avoid improvisation in both his studio bike builder “Shorty” and some some of G’s most classic tracks. ‘The recordings and live performances have live entertainment by rock band Essential Kenny G’ comes as a follow- given him somewhat of a stigma among Fat City. Food and beer are on- up to 2004’s successful ‘At Last…The by-the-book jazz aficionados. While site. Ride-in registration starts at Duets.’ That album was a collection of it’s true that he doesn’t fully embrace 11 am, judging is at 1 pm and the covers done with notable partners, and the the highly respected musical technique, trophies are handed out at 3 pm. result is a very memorable compilation no one can claim that G doesn’t have Registration cost is $10 per bike. of duets. Performing on the disc with a signature style of his own. Having Other participants are Central G are famous singers and songwriters only been slightly influenced by jazz/R Florida Motorcycle Drill Team like Burt Bacharach, Barbara Streisand, & B saxophonist Grover Washington with appearances by Brevard LeAnn Rimes and Chaka Khan. Jr., G has clearly paved his own way to County Sheriff’s Motor Unit. Originally hailing from Seattle, establishing a place for himself among Washington, G got his start in the both jazz and pop fans.

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Joe Realino Fund Raiser: PARTY WITH A PURPOSE! his party had tradition! For 37 Tyears the Joe Realino Memo- rial Fund has organized the annual “Party With A Purpose” to raise money for hospitality employees (musicians included) that face hard times caused by accident or illness. This year’s party is held April 9th, 6 pm, at the Cocoa Beach Hilton.

The $50 admission includes a generous dinner buffet, an open bar, a Indian River Festival April 20-23: casino night with Blackjack, Craps, and JAMEY JOHNSON AND RHETT ATKINS IN CONCERT Roulette and you can win all kinds of prizes including a cruise, hotel rooms, his year’s Indian River Festival will bring two Country Music wine and liquor baskets and much more. Tstars and acres of entertainment to Sandpoint Park in Titus- Best of all, you can party with your ville from April 20th through the 23rd. favorite bartender, musician or finally meet the owner of your favorite club. Country Music Star Rhett Akins will whose hit song “The Christmas This is definitely not “amateur night”, be in concert April 21st and perform Shoes” became a No.1 hit on main- the Party With A Purpose is “where the his controversial new hit single, stream stations. pros go”. It is organized by people from “Kiss My Country Ass”. The song Some of the other highlights of the hospitality business to support their has become a favorite among fans the Festival are the Indian River Raft own. who are showing support for Akins Race, Arts and Crafts Faire, Vintage For the past years the entertainment after a reviewer commented that the Car Show and Crosswinds Duck Race. has been provided by winners of the song would, “go over well at the next The festival isn’t all concerts and Brevard Live Music Awards (BMAs). Klan rally.” Akins’ latest album is car races—there will also be mechani- This year’s line up includes an acoustic scheduled for release this June. cal midway rides, an open air market, opening by Paul Santa Maria who will Jamey Johnson, Country Music’s carnival games and great food. also opend this year’s BMAs, followed hottest new singer/songwriter, will Opening night is student night by The Mark’s Brothers (that’s the new also take the stage on the 21st. and admission is $3. There is a $5 band around Mark Mendonca formerly Johnson’s Debut album with the hit admission on Friday and $3 admission the drummer and singer of last year’s single “The Dollar” was just released on Saturday and Sunday. Admission entertainer of the year award, Taylor in January. includes unlimited carnival rides and Made which has broken up since then), There will also be over 25 live entertainment. Free tickets may and last not least, Eddie Scott’s Motown Christian Rock bands performing for be obtained at the McCotter Ford Review. Eddie has been Brevard’s Most ROCKFEST 2006, a festival event Mercury dealership on Hwy. 50 in Favorite Vocalist for two years in a row. sponsored by the Park Avenue Baptist Titusville. Tickets are available at Siggy’s Church. Among them: NEWSONG, Eroica Fedder (Palm Bay), Johnathan’s (Cocoa Beach), Chowders (Rockledge), Lou’s Blues (Indialantic), Patrick’s Pub (Port St. John). For more information call Ron Chabot at 321-636-2377 or David Siga- foos at 321-952-0104.

A buffet, an open bar, casino night and live music - this party is organized by the pros. Photos: Karen Hoodless

Brevard Live April 2006 - 15 MELBOURNE ART FESTIVAL MAF 2006 ROCKS: HEADLINERS ON THE MAINSTAGE PAT TRAVERS Saturday, April 22th, 6 PM

b y C h r i s L o n g long with the likes of Eddie Van Halen, AJoe Perry, and Ted Nugent, Pat Travers inspired a generation of rock guitarists during the 70s and 80s the way Hendrix, Clapton, 60,000 PEOPLE ARE EXPECTED! Beck, and Page did a decade earlier. And after b y H o p e B o o k m a n 30 years on the international scene, he is still ore than 250 world-class, jury-selected considered by many to be one of the finest, Martists are preparing to compete at the edgiest, and imaginative blues-based, rock annual Melbourne Art Festival (MAF), being presented on April 22nd and 23rd in Historic guitarists around. Downtown Melbourne. The highlight of the After touring in the early 70s with 50’s rocker Ronnie festival is the renowned fine art show featuring Hawkins, Canadian born guitarist Pat Travers set his sights works from local areas and from around the on a solo career. Just barely in his 20s, he released his nation. Participants compete for cash awards blistering self-titled debut record in April 1976. Along with in several categories, and many thousands of bassist Mars Cowling and drummer Roy Dyke, The Pat original pieces of art will be on display and for Travers Band began building a loyal European audience. sale, including bronzes, paintings, photography, However, after two more records (Making Magic and Putting It Straight), changing overseas musical tastes due to the wood, clay, metal and glass sculptures, jewelry, growing popularity of punk rock created a need for the group batiks and more! to relocate in North America and begin focusing on the good ole’ U.S. of A. The MAF has been ranked in the top 100 fine art The year was 1978. Ted Nugent was overdosing on shows nationwide for over 10 years and is most recently his own ego while America’s other top grossing rock act ranked as the 25th best fine art show nationwide by Aerosmith were overdosing on other pleasures. The time Sunshine Artists Magazine. The festival’s success is was right for a new rock hero and Pat Travers stepped up to credited in part to the hundreds of volunteers who organize the plate and delivered arguably his finest work Heat In The the show and to dedicated sponsors such as this year’s Street. Although the album wasn’t exactly a huge commercial official sponsor, Bright House Networks, as well as The success, musically Travers had “the goods” and was building Real Yellow Pages from BellSouth, the City of Melbourne, momentum. Along with Cowling and new recruits, drummer Harris Corporation, Osler Medical, Space Coast Credit Tommy Aldridge and guitarist Pat Thrall the band hit the road Union, and WKMG Local 6, and others. Our community and they toured hard for the next year. The end result was the owes them many thanks for their support of the festival and legendary live record Go For What You Know. Featuring in bringing art and culture in our neighborhoods. the classic hit Boom, Boom, Out Go The Lights, the album The festivities begin at 8 am Saturday with the perfectly captured the energy, heart and soul of this hungry USAT&F certified Osler Medical 5K Flamingo Run, where (and still relatively new) band. Go For What You Know hit over 1500 competitors are expected this year. The artist’s the Top 30 and became Pat Travers’ first gold record. booths are open from 9 am to 5 pm. Other festival activities Travers returned in 1980 with the album Crash And Burn. include free concerts throughout the weekend. This year the While the new studio record certainly offered die hard fans Saturday twilight feature is Pat Travers at 6 pm followed plenty of hard-hitting, blues-based gems like Born Under A continued page 19 Bad Sign and the monster FM hit Snortin’ Whiskey, it was

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also a departure of sorts as Travers began “dabbling” heavily in keyboards. Quickly, Crash And Burn became Travers’s second consecutive Top 30 gold album. Wearing glasses and sporting a short “preppy type” haircut, a “new” Pat Travers re-emerged onto the scene in 1981 with an even heavier keyboard influenced record entitled Radio Active. With his new “college professor” look and without Cowling, Aldridge, and Thrall in the band to “bring it home” live, the less “rocking” Radio Active album failed to appeal Travers core audience (or anyone else) and barely reached the Top 50. Over the next couple of years Travers got back to basics with albums like Black Pearl and Hot Shot. His tune I La La Love You was featured on the Valley Girl movie soundtrack and he even enjoyed airplay on the fledgling MTV network in 1984 with a video for the song “Just Another Killer Day.” He continued touring with other such top-name acts as Kiss and Rainbow, however, in 1984 “hair metal” was already becoming the craze and bands like Motley Crue, Quiet Riot, and Ratt quickly began challenging “dinosaurs” like Blue Oyster Cult and Foghat for prime chart positions. Since then Travers continued to tour and is still a wildly popular attraction overseas and on the U.S. club scene. In recent years he’s gone back to his blues roots releasing records like 1993’s Blues Tracks and his current album, 2005’s PT=MC2. RODNEY CROWELL Sunday, April 23th, 2 PM

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rammy winner Rodney Crowell will be performing on stage at this year’s Melbourne Art Festival with guitarist WillG Kimbrough. Rodney Crowell has been making waves in the music business since his arrival in Nashville in the early 1970’s. He fell in with a group of “misfit songwriters” that included Townes Van Zandt, Steve Earle, John Hiatt and Guy Clark. He joined Emmy Lou Harris’ legendary Hot Band in 1975 shortly after landing two of his earliest songs, “Til I Can Gain Control Again” and “Bluebird Wine” on Harris’s first album. The Texas born singer-songwriter earned a Grammy in 1988 off a cut from Diamonds and Dirt, an album that yielded five straight #1 country singles. Crowell married Rosanne Cash in 1979. Crowell produced several of Cash’s hit songs and albums, including Seven Year Ache. They divorced in continued page 19

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CROWELL continued from page 17 1992. After the obligatory break up al- bum, 1992’s Life is Messy, he split from the music business in 1995 and retreated to life as a single parent. After several years Crowell re- turned to recording in 2001 with The Houston Kid, a largely autobiographical album that delved deeply into his rough and tumble upbringing. The album earned him loads of critical praise. In 2003 he recorded and released Fate’s Right Hand, a chronicle of his recent mid-life struggles. The release of The Outsider in 2005 earned him two Grammy nominations in 2006 – one for Best Contemporary Folk Album and for Best Vocal Collabora- Over 1,000 Friends And Fans Remembered Dave Fiester tion with Emmy Lou Harris on Dylan’s “Shelter from the Storm,” a cut off the album. The Outsider features Will Kim- IT WAS “FIESTER SUNDAY”! brough on guitar, and a gaggle of great hat should have been Dave Fiester’s 53rd birthday bash, guest vocalists including Buddy and Wbecame an unforgettable “Larger Than Life” celebration and Julie Miller, John Prine, Beth Nielsen a reunion concert in memory of one of Brevard’s greatest blues Chapman and Emmy Lou Harris. legends. Musicians came from every corner of the country to relive the music of Smilin’ Sideways, Fresh Squeezed, Tight Shoes, and MAF continued from page 16 The Groove Monsters on March 5th at Lou’s Blues. Fans brought by Sean photos, shared stories, and bought memorabilia. Friends met Chambers friends that haven’t seen each other in years. There were hugs, (photo left) kisses, laughs and tears. Mark Glisson, formerly bass player with at 9:30 pm. the Groove Monsters, put it into words: “It’s Fiester Sunday!” Grammy- continued page 21 award winner Rodney Crowell performs a solo acoustic concert at 2 pm on Sunday. All performances will be on the main stage east of the railroad tracks on New Haven. The dynamic arts and crafts center, Bell South’s KidsWorld, features more crafts for your young ones to enjoy than ever before, as organizers have added a second craft tent to accommodate all the young art enthusiasts. There will be live entertainment all weekend long on entered Harris Corporation’s Student Art intersection of U.S. 1 and SR 192 the KidsWorld stage, and all KidsWorld Competition & Show. Be sure to sign (New Haven Ave.). Admission is activities are free this year for the first up your budding young creator for the free and a free park & ride service is time. art workshops, which are lead by artists available from Melbourne Square, the During the weekend the festival participating in the festival as well as Florida Marketplace, and Harris Corp. will showcase the fabulous works of our other local artists. at Woody Burke & Hibiscus. Visit the youngest community of artists, those in The festival is held in historic MAF web site at: www.melbournearts. 7th grade through high school who’ve Downtown Melbourne near the org or call 321-722-1964.

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FIESTER SUNDAY continued with some very tired but happy musi- Austin Pettit had spent countless cians and even happier fans. Austin: “I hours contacting old friends that moved had fun jamming with my old friends!” away a long time ago in order to put this Wally Dentz wrote us: “I was unable to reunion concert together. Some had put attend Dave’s funeral ceremonies due down their instruments and had to hone to my road schedule with the Bellamy their skills, others had become profes- Brothers so I really wanted to par- sionals like Wally Dentz who played in ticipate in the memorial concert. I was two of Dave Fiester’s bands, joined the blown away by the musicianship my Henry Paul Band for 5 years and has old musical compadres exhibited that been bass/harp player and road manager night and a lot of great memories came for the Bellamy Brothers for the past rushing back into my head. I don’t really twenty-some years. get over to see everyone that often and Austin played on Dave’s guitar that almost never get to jam the blues like his mother Virginia had given to him. we did that night. I felt honored to be “We definitely had a shortage of guitar part of this great tribute to a man who players that were able to play some of influenced my life and truly was “larger Dave’s incredible licks.” he said. But than life”. with the help of guitar-virtuoses Dave All proceeds (about $2000) will Kury they were able to pull it off. benefit the Joe Realiono Memorial The reunion concert ended around 10pm Fund.

Brevard Live April 2006 - 21 Movies by Greg Kimple & Franco Dean

16 BLOCKS Starring: Bruce Willis, Mos Def, David Morse. Rated: PG13 This is yet another film in which old Bruce plays a depressed, bored and indifferent cop. His NYPD detective Jack Mosely is tired, fat and a lush. One day he gets an assignment to transport a petty thief, Eddie Bunker (Def) from the lock-up to the court house where the punk is suppossed to testify against some bad cops. Hell, its only 16 blocks away! Corrupt associates of Mosely will stop at nothing to render Bunker dead. Suddennly Jack & Eddie are on the lam with the no-good cops in hot pursuit. David Morse turns in a nice performance as Jack’s old partner, the heel-with-a-badge. Director Richard Donner of Lethal Weapon fame provides ample shootouts and loads of action, taking place in buildings, subways, laundries and even on a city bus. Die Hard fans of Willis will love it but for Bruce it may well be just another paycheck. C

THE HILLS HAVE EYES Starring: Aaron Stanford, Ted Levine, Kathleen Quinlan, Dan Byrd and Robert Joy. Rated: R. Running Time: 100 Minutes In this joyless re-telling of the 1977 cult favorite, once again a family finds peril in the desert. On a road trip from Cleveland to San Diego, the family in question is attacked one night by cannibalistic mutants. These unsympathetic creatures are the genetic results of miners who were exposed to radioactive fallout back in the day. They thrive on killing and dismembering their victims. In the world of horror films the original was groundbreaking and many flicks of similar inspiration came after including the recent “Wrong Turn”. The graphic and grisly violence is somewhat disturbing and only somewhat moving. As the film ends you see that the “Eyes” in the title are still watching. Smell that? Desert Mutants part 2? C

RUNNING SCARED Starring: Paul Walker, Chazz Palimentari. Rated: R This film has the distinction of being “Critically Acclaimed” to be awful by critics from coast to coast. I disagree. In an effort to put my money where my mouth is, I recommended it to my Mom & Dad. They hated it. (Running Scared had my associate Franco Dean running with a one way ticket to the concession stand. No return in sight) Paul Walker plays a small time hood who along with the mob & the cops areracing to find a missing gun that was used in a crime. It’s a life and death race against time. Super violence and extensive bad language along with an unpredictable plot will either send you to running for the exits or have you delighting in the ride. B+ Greg Kimple D+ Franco Dean

22 - Brevard Live April 2006 Brevard Live April 2006 - 23 BILL VAN RIPER CONSPIRACY? WHAT CONSPIRACY?

he Federal Reserve System was covertly and unconstitutionally created byT European bankers in December of 1912. I know what you’re thinking. So what? Why should I care about something so seemingly trifling? Well, ‘tis the season as they say, so I thought you might want to know the truth about the Federal Reserve Banks’ goon squad: the IRS. The Internal Revenue Service is the collection agency for the Federal Reserve. All of the money you pay in income tax goes to this private corporation. Not one cent of income tax goes into the Treasury of the U.S. I know this raises a lot of questions, but don’t worry, I’ll give you the scoop. It all started with a secret meeting on Jekyll Island, Georgia in November of 1910. Wait! Don’t get bored yet, there’s some good stuff about 6 inches down. Anyway, this meeting, convened by Senator Nelson Aldrich (paternal grandfather of Rockefeller), was attended by interests of the Rockerfeller, Rothschild, Morgan families. What was this secret meeting about? The main concern was how to fund a ‘Central Bank’. This had been tried twice before and failed both times. President Andrew Jackson said this: “You are all a nest of vipers and thieves, and by the grace of the almighty God, I will root you out!”, to end the second attempt to create a central bank in the United States. The third time around, the European banking interests knew they couldn’t use the term ‘central bank’ again, so they devised the phrase ‘Federal Reserve System’. Originally there were only four Federal Reserve banks. Now, I think there are twelve. All answer to the main branch in New York. Like I said before they are a private corporation, and not a part of the U.S. government. And remember, these guys take all your money. At any rate, the 16th Amendment was supposedly ratified in December of 1913. I wish I had the space to tell the whole sordid story, but I don’t. Even though most of us conspiracy nuts question the validity of the ratification of the 16th Amendment, which states. ‘Congress shall have the power to lay and collect taxes on income, from whatever source derived .’, it doesn’t really make a difference. This amendment was written to clear up a Supreme Court battle over whether income from property sales was to be directly or indirectly taxed. It gave no new taxation powers to the government, but the important thing is that it seemed to do so. The Federal Reseve boys were now clear for take off. And they did. At the time the U.S. had no national debt. We now (at the time of this writing) owe over 8 trillion dollars. To be exact we owe: $8,818,950,903,647.33. There’s no need to be exact, though, because the debt rises $2.10 billion per day. Yikes! How much is that exactly? Well, that’s $27,718,82 for every man woman and child that lives (legally) in America. Now how are you gonna get that kinda scratch from a baby for crying out loud? To whom do we owe this tremendous unpayable debt? Yeah man, the Federal

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Reserve scumbags. Ok, maybe not all of it, but most of it. In actuality we could sell every piece of land in America, and every building on that land, and everything in those buildings, and still owe the Federal Reserve Bank two more Americas! Is it getting scary yet? There are 50 Titles of U.S. Code. The Code relevant to the I.R.S. is Title 26. In order to be considered ‘positive law’, that is, law that governs all people, each code must be published in the Federal Register and approved by Congress. Since Title 26 has not been published in the Federal Register or approved by Congress it is considered ‘Prima Facia’ law, and not positive law. What this means, basically, is that it applies in certain special cases, and, if proven irrelevant, does not apply. Well, what kind of special cases? Originally, the tax code applied to “all officers, employees, and officials of the U.S. government.” This was in 1862. It applies to only Federal employees, and only those who made over 600 bucks a year. Title 26 is still on the books, and it still says the same thing. Ok, so are you as pissed off as I am yet? Let’s do some thing about it. I mean, I didn’t get into fractional reserve banking (which is my biggest gripe), or what ‘sources’ means in the 16th Amendment, or what ‘income’ is, but believe me, it doesn’t apply to us. So what can we do? Well, for starters, there’s always my favorite two words: tax revolt. Yeah!! Let’s all riot in the streets, and shoot our guns in the air, and smoke our pot, and play music really loud, and YEEEEEAAAAHHHHH!!! Just don’t tell anybody, I don’t want to get branded a terrorist. Another one of my bright ideas is ‘Banking Day’. Now my friends don’t agree with me on this, but I still think I’m right. I think one day out of every year, say, oh, June 26th because it’s nice and warm by then, we all take all of our money out of all the banks. Just for one day. Then put it back in the next day. What would this do? This would immediately stop the aforementioned fractional reserve banking system we have in our country, and would devastate the Federal Reserve. Of course, there are good odds that it may reign economic havoc and destruction upon us for a while, but hey man, sometimes you just gotta stand up for your rights, no matter what the cost. I admit this has nothing to do with taxes, but the Feds would have a hissy-fit! Ok, here is my favorite plan, and we can actually do this. I say we file a class action lawsuit against the I.R.S. Isn’t that what this country has come to anyway? If you don’t like something, file a lawsuit, right? Ok, so we ALL file a lawsuit against the Internal Revenue wang heads, and at best, they will exist no more, and at worst, well...at least we had a little fun. In all seriousness, though, I think this would work. The only problem is, I know all kinds of people on this planet, except for a lawyer.

Judge me, O God, and plead my cause against an ungodly nation: O deliver me from the deceitful and unjust man. Psalms 43

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• BANDS 1 - SATURDAY Plow gae, 9pm Dance Party w/Liquid • ENTERTAINERS AUSTIN’S CALIFORNIA FISHLIPS: 4pm Dave Kury; 9pm NRG BISTRO: 8pm live jazz w/Greg DJ JT THE COTTAGE PUB: 9pm Josh • KARAOKE Warner KEY WEST BAR: 9pm Bad Miller BANKER’S BAR & GRILL: Boys TIP A FEW: 9pm Rockin’ Robbin • DJs/DISCO 12pm Greg Warner; 7pm Kenny LAZY DOG SALOON: 8pm Cohen Grumpy Al 2 - SUNDAY • PARTIES BCC PLANETARIUM: 9pm LOU’S BLUES: 5-9:30pm BANKER’S BAR & GRILL: • COMEDY Jimi Hendrix Laser Show Karaoke w/ Bob Neal. 9pm CC 12:30pm Barbara Ashbury-Harpist BIG DADDY DAVE’S: 8:30pm Collins & BIG SQUEEZE JUICE FES- • FESTIVALS The Matt Sams Band Alberta Adams and The Rhythm TIVAL: 11:30am Ramblin Rebel BIG SQUEEZE JUICE FES- Rockers Cloggers; 12:30pm Chris Kahl; • SHOWS TIVAL: 11am Light of the World MANGROVES: 7pm Dan 2pm Swamp Fox; 4pm New Dancers; 12pm Rigaton; 1:15pm Wilborn School Dropouts • CONCERTS Crossover; 3:15 Lita Gray; 5:15 MARTINI’S AND MORE: 9pm CAPTAIN HIRAM’S: 1:30pm • THEATRE WSP; 7:30pm Swamp Fox; Ken Page Mattock Int’l; 5:30pm Sleepin’ 9:30pm Absolute Blue METRO ENTERTAINMENT: Dogz; 6:30pm Greg & Brian CAPTAIN HIRAM’S: 6pm Iris; 7pm Butch Ryan COCOA BEACH PIER: 2pm 7:30 Pound MURDOCK’S: 7:30pm Rat Pack Derek Barnard; 2p Dugan Birks; Location Directory COCOA BEACH PIER: 1pm Pat Night w/ Len Fallon COCONUTS: 2pm Little Miss on page 32 Michaels; 5p Dugan Birks; 7pm PADDY CASSIDY’S: 9pm Scot- Muffet Buck Barefoot tish Sean CROWN PLAZA/COQUINA COCONUTS: 9:30pm TBA RUM RUNNERS: 7pm Derek LOUNGE: 12p-4p Island Breeze CRICKETS: 9pm Karaoke Bernard w/ Tony Gits w/Ginger SEBASTIAN BEACH INN: 9pm FALCON’S ROOST: 6pm Texas CROSSROADS: 9pm DJ Scott Ernie Southern/Memphis Blues Holdem’ CROWN PLAZA/COQUINA SIGGY’S BAR & GRILLE: FISHLIPS: 4pm Lea Ann; 9pm LOUNGE: 12p-4p Rhythm Trail 8pm Dance Party w/DJ Chris, 9pm DJ; EAST COAST COFFEE & TEA Medusa LAZY DOG SALOON: Kenny CO.: 7:30pm Mike Fish THE COVE: 5pm Bobby Kelley Michaels & Sam Gorman FALCON’S ROOST: 9:30 Box sings the classics, 5pm Live Reg- LOU’S BLUES: 3pm Janet

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Reedy; 8pm Elgin Hooper CAPTAIN HIRAM’S: 6pm Mark Music w/ Damion sings the classics, 5pm Live Reg- MURDOCK’S: 7:30pm Michael Benedix of Super Cats; 6:30pm RUM RUNNERS: 8pm Karaoke gae, 9pm Dance Party w/Liquid Pagan Pete Harris w/ “Starz on Stage” NRG SEBASTIAN BEACH INN: 1pm CITY LIMITS LOUNGE: 7pm SIGGY’S BAR & GRILLE: VAN GOGH’S: 7pm-9 Acoustic Reggae Beach Party Live Blue Grass w/ Susan Pounds Jokers Comedy Club-Jimmy Rice; Duo Kevin & Sarah SPACE COAST HARLEY-DA- COCOA BEACH PIER: 5p John Deboer VIDSON: 9am Law Ride Jamakin’ Me Crazy SUN SHOPPE CAFE: 8pm John, 8 - SATURDAY THE COVE: 4pm Live Reggae; COCONUTS: 9pm Karaoke w/ Johan & Andrew AUSTIN’S CALIFORNIA 5pm Ana; 9pm Liquid NRG Don THE COVE: 6pm Island Sounds BISTRO: 8pm live jazz w/Greg TIP A FEW: 8pm Kenny Cohen CROSSROADS: 5pm DJ Big w/John Edwards; 8-12a DJ Sean Warner Mark; 9pm DJ Scott TIP A FEW: 9pm Rockin’ Robbin BANKER’S BAR & GRILL: 3 - MONDAY FALCON’S ROOST: 9pm Kara- 12p Greg Warner; 7:30 Billy CAPTAIN HIRAM’S: 6:30pm oke w/ Milt 7 - FRIDAY Chapman Sleepin’ Dogz FISHLIPS: 9pm Karaoke w/Big AUSTIN’S CALIFORNIA BCC PLANETARIUM: 9pm COCONUTS: 9pm Karaoke w/ Daddy BISTRO: 8pm live jazz w/Greg Jimi Hendrix Laser Show Kyle LAZY DOG SALOON: 8pm Warner BIG DADDY DAVE’S: 8:30pm CRICKETS: 7pm Texas Holdem’ Karaoke w/Cindy BANKER’S BAR & GRILL: Amy Baker CROSSROADS: Wild Rose LOU’s BLUES: 5pm Karaoke 7pm Billy Chapman CAPTAIN HIRAM’S: 2pm Pete Karaoke w/Bob Neal; 9pm Disco Dance BIG DADDY DAVE’S: 8:30pm Harris; 7pm Dreamer; 7:30 Matt FISHLIPS: 6pm Texas Hold em’ Party Art Harris & The Z-Tones Adkins Band Poker Tournament MURDOCK’S: 7:30pm One CAPTAIN HIRAM’S: 5pm COCOA BEACH PIER: 1pm LAZY DOG: 8pm Blues Jam w/ Street Over Mark Benedix of Super Cats; 7pm Buck Barefoot; 5p Dugan Birks; Kenny Michaels & Sam Gorman ON TAP: 9pm DJ Tony T & Bidi Dreamer; 7:30pm Matt Adkins 7pm Separate Checks LOU’S BLUES: 8pm Kenny PADDY CASSIDY’S: 8:30 Irish Band COCONUTS: 9:30pm Reflections Cohen Jazz Trio. Open to all Music w/ Michael Funge CIGAR BOB’S HAVANA CRICKETS: 9pm Karaoke w/ Musicians. SIGGY’S BAR & GRILLE: CLUB: 9pm Classic Latin w/ DJ Ginger SIGGY’S BAR & GRILLE: No 7pm Dance Party w/DJ Chris; No Leone CROSSROADS: 9pm DJ Scott Limit Texas Hold em’; 7pm Live Limit Texas Hold em’; 7pm Live CITY LIMITS LOUNGE: 9pm CROWN PLAZA/COQUINA Poker Tournament Poker Tournament TBA LOUNGE: Don Soledad 6pm-10 SUN SHOPPE CAFE: 8pm Jazz SUN SHOPPE CAFE: 8pm COCOA BEACH PIER: 5p Du- EAST COAST COFFEE & TEA Jam w/ Billy Van Riper Chuck Van Riper gan Birks; 6pm Separate Checks CO.: 7:30pm Jook Bourke THE COVE: 5pm Bobby Kelley CRICKETS: 9pm AK-40 Classic FALCON’S ROOST: 9:30pm 4 - TUESDAY sings the classics, 9pm Dance Rock Roger...Houston BANKERS: 6:30pm Helen Bou- Party w/Liquid NRG CROSSROADS: 9pm Strobe FISHLIPS: 4pm Ozone; 9pm DJ vier-Saxophone TIP A FEW: 9pm Karaoke Con- EAST COAST COFFEE & TEA KEY WEST BAR: 9pm Pinch BIG DADDY DAVE’S: 8pm Tom nie CO.: 7:30pm Ken Holt KING CENTER: 8pm BSO/For Lash FALCON’S ROOST: 9:30 Ozone the Love of Music CAPTAIN HIRAM’S: 6pm Iris; 6 - THURSDAY FISHLIPS: 4pm Dave Kury; 9pm LAZY DOG SALOON: 8pm 7pm Matt Adkins Duo BANKER’S BAR & GRILL: Vintage Karaoke w/Cindy COCOA BEACH PIER: 7pm 6:30pm Live Music KEY WEST BAR: 9pm Austin LOU’S BLUES: 5-9:30pm Karaoke BIG DADDY DAVE’S: 8pm The Pettit Band Karaoke w/ Bob Neal. 9pm Sean COCONUTS: 8pm Dave Kury R & R Blues Jam LAZY DOG SALOON: 8pm Chambers CRICKETS: 5pm Crab Races. CAPTAIN HIRAM’S: 6pm Hair Karaoke w/Cindy MANGROVES: 7pm Dan 9pm Karaoke w/Ginger Peace; 7pm TBA LOU’S BLUES: 5-9:30pm Wilborn FALCON’S ROOST: 9:30pm COCONUTS: 8pm Derek Karaoke w/ Bob Neal. 9pm Three MARTINI’S AND MORE: 9pm Open Mic w/ Trevor Prince and Bernard Dog Night Ken Page B.O.N.G. CRICKETS: 9pm Karaoke MANGROVES: 7pm The Cook METRO ENTERTAINMENT: FISHLIPS: 9pm DJ w/Ginger Trio “Gypsy Jazz” 7pm Audiology and Pulse Nein LAZY DOG SALOON: 8pm CROWN PLAZA/COQUINA MARTINI’S AND MORE: MURDOCK’S: 7:30pm Rat Pack Karaoke w/Cindy LOUNGE: Don Soledad 6pm-10 4:30pm Connie’s Karaoke; 9pm Night w/ Groovin’ with Ruben LOU’S BLUES: 8pm Space FALCON’S ROOST: 9pm Kara- Ken Page PADDY CASSIDY’S: 9pm Chris Coast Playboys Blues Jam; Open oke w/ Milt METRO ENTERTAINMENT: Morgan Mic Nite FISHLIPS: 9pm DJ JT Karaoke w/ Raven; 7pm PRC-77 RUM RUNNERS: 7pm TBA MARTINI’S AND MORE: 6pm KING CENTER: 8pm Johnny MURDOCK’S: 7:30pm Outta SEBASTIAN BEACH INN: 9pm Connie’s Karaoke Mathis Sight Band Pat Ramsey & Blues Deciples SIGGY’S BAR & GRILLE: LAZY DOG: 7pm Texas Holdem PADDY CASSIDY’S: 9pm Chris SIGGY’S BAR & GRILLE: 8pm Karaoke w/ Tess LOU’S BLUES: 8pm 60’s-80’s Morgan 8pm Dance Party w/DJ Chris; 9pm THE COVE: 9pm Karaoke Classic Jam w/ Pat Bautz RUM RUNNERS: 7pm TBA Outta Sight Band w/Ana MARTINI’S AND MORE: 6pm SIGGY’S BAR & GRILLE: SPRINGFEST/FORMERLY Connie’s Karaoke 8pm Dance Party w/DJ Chris SEAFEST: 12pm Knuckle Down; 5 - WEDNESDAY METRO ENTERTAINMENT: SPRINGFEST/FORMERLY 2pm Art Harris & the Z-Tones; BANKER’S BAR & GRILL: 7pm Karaoke w/ Raven SEAFEST: 5pm Tru Bluez; 3:30pm Anna Delgado; 5pm Wel- 6:30pm Live Music MURDOCK’S: 7:30pm TBA 7pm Don’t Quit Your Day Job; come Ceremonies; 5:30pm Johnny BIG DADDY DAVE’S: 8pm Ken ON TAP: Acoustic Night 9:30pm Molly Hatchet Bulford; 7pm BBQ Awards; Page PADDY CASSIDY’S: 8:30 Irish THE COVE: 5pm Bobby Kelley 7:30pm Jim Van Fleet & The

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Reign; 9:30pm CHRIS CAGLE SIGGY’S BAR & GRILLE: No Poker Tournament Trevor STORM CLUB-900 NORTH: Limit Texas Hold em’; 7pm Live THE COVE: 5pm Bobby Kelley FISHLIPS: 4pm Lee Ann; 9pm 8pm 101.1WJRR; Blue Collar Ad- Poker Tournament sings the classics, 9pm Dance Ozone dict; Empyrean; Coletta SUN SHOPPE CAFE: 8pm Jazz Party w/Liquid NRG KEY WEST BAR: 9pm Pinch THE COTTAGE PUB: 9pm Josh Jam w/ Billy Van Riper TIP A FEW: 9pm Karaoke Con- LAZY DOG SALOON: 8pm Miller nie Karaoke w/Cindy THE COVE: 5pm Bobby Kelley 11 - TUESDAY LOU’S BLUES: 5-9:30pm sings the classics, 5pm Live Reg- BANKERS: 6:30pm Helen Bou- 13 - THURSDAY Karaoke w/ Bob Neal; 9pm Jason gae, 9pm Dance Party w/Liquid vier-Saxophone BANKER’S BAR & GRILL: Ricci-Harp Player NRG BIG DADDY DAVE’S: 8pm Tom 6:30pm Live Music MANGROVES: 7pm “Genera- TIP A FEW: 9pm Rockin’ Robbin Lash BIG DADDY DAVE’S: 8pm The tion Gap” w/ Laura St. John and CAPTAIN HIRAM’S: 6pm Iris; R & R Blues Jam Robert Rowlette 9 - SUNDAY 7pm Greg and Brian CAPTAIN HIRAM’S: 6pm Mark MARTINI’S AND MORE: BANKER’S BAR & GRILL: COCONUTS: 8pm Dave Kury Benedix of Super Cats; 7pm Retro 4:30pm Connie’s Karaoke; 9pm 12:30pm Barbara Ashbury-Harpist COCOA BEACH PIER: 7pm Nite with Spanks Lite Ken Page CAPTAIN HIRAM’S: 1:30pm Karaoke CRICKETS: 9pm Karaoke MELBOURNE FRIDAY FEST: Supervillains; 5:30pm Iris; 6pm CRICKETS: 5pm Crab Races. w/Ginger “Take Me Out to the Ball Game”. Sixth Street South 9pm Karaoke w/Ginger CROWN PLAZA/COQUINA Lite Rock-50’s COCOA BEACH Hilton: 6pm FALCON’S ROOST: 9:30pm LOUNGE: Don Soledad 6pm-10 METRO ENTERTAINMENT: Party With A Purpose, featuring Open Mic w/ Trevor Prince and FALCON’S ROOST: 9pm Kara- Karaoke w/ Raven; 7pm Amber- Paul Santa Maria, The Mark’s B.O.N.G. oke w/ Milt tone; Mr. Bella Brothers, Eddie Scott FISHLIPS: 9pm DJ FISHLIPS: 9pm DJ JT MURDOCK’S: 7:30pm Danny COCOA BEACH PIER: 2pm LAZY DOG SALOON: 8pm LAZY DOG: 7pm Texas Holdem Morris Band Harvest; 5pm Dugan Birks; Karaoke w/Cindy LOU’S BLUES: 8pm 60’s-80’s PADDY CASSIDY’S: 9pm Don- COCONUTS: 2pm Chapter 13 LOU’S BLUES: 8pm Space Classic Jam w/ Pat Bautz nie Bostic & The String Benders CRICKETS: 9pm Karaoke Coast Playboys Blues Jam; Open MARTINI’S AND MORE: 6pm RUM RUNNERS: 7pm DJ Beau w/Ginger Mic Nite Connie’s Karaoke SIGGY’S BAR & GRILLE: CROWN PLAZA/COQUINA MARTINI’S AND MORE: 6pm METRO ENTERTAINMENT: 8pm Dance Party w/DJ Chris LOUNGE: 12p-4p Island Breeze Connie’s Karaoke 7pm Karaoke w/ Raven THE COTTAGE PUB: 9pm Josh w/ Tony Gits SIGGY’S BAR & GRILLE: MURDOCK’S: 7:30pm TBA Miller FALCON’S ROOST: 6pm Texas 8pm Karaoke w/ Tess ON TAP: Acoustic Night THE COVE: 5pm Bobby Kelley Holdem’ Poker THE COVE: 9pm Karaoke PADDY CASSIDY’S: 8:30 Irish sings the classics, 5pm Live Reg- FISHLIPS: 4pm Freeway; 9pm w/Ana Music w/ Damion gae, 9pm Dance Party w/Liquid DJ RUM RUNNERS: 8pm Karaoke NRG LAZY DOG SALOON: 8pm 12- WEDNESDAY w/ “Starz on Stage” VAN GOGH’S: 7pm-9 Acoustic Karaoke w/Cindy BANKER’S BAR & GRILL: SIGGY’S BAR & GRILLE: Jok- Duo Kevin & Sarah LOU’S BLUES: 3-7p Mark Dob- 6:30pm Live Music ers Comedy Club-Hypnotist Doug son; 8pm Outta Sight Band BIG DADDY DAVE’S: 8pm Ken MacCraw MURDOCK’S: 7:30pm TBA Page SUN SHOPPE CAFE: 8pm John, 15 - SATURDAY SEBASTIAN BEACH INN: CAPTAIN HIRAM’S: 6pm Slee- Johan & Andrew AUSTIN’S CALIFORNIA 1:30pm Dr Lions of Jah pin’ Dogz; 6:30pm Pete Harris THE COVE: 6pm Island Sounds BISTRO: 8pm live jazz w/Greg SPRINGFEST/FORMERLY CITY LIMITS LOUNGE: 7pm w/John Edwards; 8-12a DJ Sean Warner SEAFEST: 12pm Derek & The Live Blue Grass w/ Susan Pounds TIP A FEW: 9pm Rockin’ Robbin BANKER’S BAR & GRILL: Slammers; 2pm The RockIT Band; COCONUTS: 9pm Karaoke w/ 12p Greg Warner; 7:30 Derek 4pm Dave Kury Band Don 14 - FRIDAY BCC PLANETARIUM: 9pm THE COVE: 4pm Live Reggae; COCOA BEACH PIER: 5p AUSTIN’S CALIFORNIA Jimi Hendrix Laser Show 5pm Ana; 9pm Liquid NRG Jamakin’ Me Crazy BISTRO: 8pm live jazz w/Greg BIG DADDY DAVE’S: 8:30pm TIP A FEW: 8pm Kenny Cohen CROSSROADS: 5pm DJ Big Warner The Bluescasters Mark; 9pm DJ Scott BANKER’S BAR & GRILL: CAPTAIN HIRAM’S: 2pm Pete FALCON’S ROOST: 9pm Kara- 7pm Chili Harris; 6pm Iris; 7:30 Red 10 - MONDAY oke w/ Milt BIG DADDY DAVE’S: 8:30pm COCOA BEACH PIER: 1pm CAPTAIN HIRAM’S: 6:30pm FISHLIPS: 9pm Karaoke w/Big Tru Bluez Mark Benedix; 5p Dugan Birks; Kevin Nayme from Everyday Daddy CAPTAIN HIRAM’S: 5pm Matt COCONUTS: 9:30pm Group Things LAZY DOG SALOON: 8pm Adkins Duo; 6pm Hair Peace; Therapy COCONUTS: 9pm Karaoke w/ Karaoke w/Cindy 7:30 Red CRICKETS: 9pm Karaoke w/ Kyle LOU’s BLUES: 5pm Karaoke CIGAR BOB’S HAVANA Ginger CRICKETS: 7pm Texas Holdem’ w/Bob Neal; 9pm Disco Dance CLUB: 9pm Classic Latin w/ DJ CROSSROADS: 9pm DJ Scott CROSSROADS: Wild Rose Party Leone CROWN PLAZA/COQUINA Karaoke MURDOCK’S: 7:30pm TBA CITY LIMITS LOUNGE: 8pm LOUNGE: 12p-4p Rhythm Trail; FISHLIPS: 6pm Texas Hold em’ ON TAP: 9pm DJ Tony T & Bidi Fat City Don Soledad 6pm-10 Poker Tournament PADDY CASSIDY’S: 8:30 Irish COCOA BEACH PIER: 5p Du- EAST COAST COFFEE & TEA LAZY DOG: 8pm Blues Jam w/ Music w/ Michael Funge gan Birks; 6pm Austin Pettit CO.: 7:30pm Jonny Carlson Kenny Michaels & Sam Gorman SIGGY’S BAR & GRILLE: CROSSROADS: 9pm DJ Scott FALCON’S ROOST: 9:30pm LOU’S BLUES: 8pm Kenny 7pm Dance Party w/DJ Chris; No EAST COAST COFFEE & TEA Mammoth Band Cohen Jazz Trio. Open to all Limit Texas Hold em’; 7pm Live CO.: 7:30pm Mike Chiello FISHLIPS: 4pm Big Empty; 9pm Musicians. FALCON’S ROOST: 9:30pm DJ JT

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KEY WEST BAR: 9pm The Pagan COCOA BEACH PIER: 5pm SUN SHOPPE CAFE: 8pm John, Usual Suspects SEBASTIAN BEACH INN: 2pm Jamakin Me Crazy Johan & Andrew LOU’S BLUES: 5-9:30pm Indicasol COCONUTS: 9pm Karaoke w/ THE COVE: 6pm Island Sounds Karaoke w/ Bob Neal. 9pm Terry THE COVE: 4pm Live Reggae; Don w/John Edwards; 8-12a DJ Sean Hank-saxophone 5pm Ana; 9pm Liquid NRG CROSSROADS: 5pm DJ Big TIP A FEW: 9pm Rockin’ Robbin MANGROVES: 7pm Dan TIP A FEW: 8pm Kenny Cohen Mark; 9pm DJ Scott Wilborn FALCON’S ROOST: 9pm Kara- 21- FRIDAY MARTINI’S AND MORE: 9pm 17 - MONDAY oke w/ Milt AUSTIN’S CALIFORNIA Ken Page CAPTAIN HIRAM’S: 6:30 Sixth FISHLIPS: 9pm Karaoke w/Big BISTRO: 8pm live jazz w/Greg METRO ENTERTAINMENT: Street South Daddy Warner 7pm Saint Cecilias w/ TBA COCONUTS: 9pm Karaoke w/ KING CENTER: 9:45am & BANKER’S BAR & GRILL: MURDOCK’S: 7:30pm Rat Pack Kyle 11:30am Hangin’ with the Giants 7pm Michael Pagan Night w/ Len Fallon CRICKETS: 7pm Texas Holdem’ LAZY DOG SALOON: 8pm BIG DADDY DAVE’S: 8:30pm PADDY CASSIDY’S: 9pm Don- CROSSROADS: Wild Rose Karaoke w/Cindy The Matt Sams Band nie Bostic & The String Benders Karaoke LOU’s BLUES: 5pm Karaoke CAPTAIN HIRAM’S: 5pm TBA; RUM RUNNERS: 7pm John Ber- FISHLIPS: 6pm Texas Hold em’ w/Bob Neal; 9pm Disco Dance 7pm Dreamer; 7:30pm Everyday man & Pat Michaels Poker Tournament Party Things SEBASTIAN BEACH INN: 9pm LAZY DOG: 8pm Blues Jam w/ MURDOCK’S: 7:30pm One CIGAR BOB’S HAVANA GT Express Kenny Michaels & Sam Gorman Street Over CLUB: 9pm Classic Latin w/ DJ SIGGY’S BAR & GRILLE: LOU’S BLUES: 8pm Kenny ON TAP: 9pm DJ Tony T & Bidi Leone 8pm Dance Party w/DJ Chris; Cohen Jazz Trio. Open to all PADDY CASSIDY’S: 8:30 Irish CITY LIMITS LOUNGE: 9pm 9pm Easter Party w/ Million Tiny Musicians. Music w/ Michael Funge Midnight Rider Fingers SIGGY’S BAR & GRILLE: No SIGGY’S BAR & GRILLE: COCOA BEACH PIER: 5p SPACE COAST HARLEY-DA- Limit Texas Hold em’; 7pm Live 7pm Dance Party w/DJ Chris; No Dugan Birks; 6pm Rockit VIDSON: 9am-11am 1st Annual Poker Tournament Limit Texas Hold em’; 7pm Live CRICKETS: 9pm Hi-Dose Lite Rock Easter Egg Hunt & SUN SHOPPE CAFE: 8pm Jazz Poker Tournament CROSSROADS: 9pm Long Spring Open House; 12pm Fat Jam w/ Billy Van Riper SUN SHOPPE CAFE: 8pm Drive City Chuck Van Riper EAST COAST COFFEE & TEA STORM CLUB-900 NORTH: 18 - TUESDAY THE COVE: 5pm Bobby Kelley CO.: 7:30pm Ken Holt 8pm Sweet Kings; Spoone; One BANKERS: 6:30pm Helen Bou- sings the classics, 9pm Dance FALCON’S ROOST: 9:30pm Night Stand vier-Saxophone Party w/Liquid NRG Sound Guys THE COTTAGE PUB: 9pm BIG DADDY DAVE’S : 8pm TIP A FEW: 9pm Karaoke Con- FISHLIPS: 4pm Dave Kury; 9pm Jewop Tom Lash nie Vintage THE COVE: 5pm Bobby Kelley CAPTAIN HIRAM’S: 7pm INDIAN RIVER FESTIVAL: sings the classics, 5pm Live Reg- Sleepin’ Dogz 20 - THURSDAY Mcotter Ford Mercury Main gae, 9pm Dance Party w/Liquid COCONUTS: 8pm Dave Kury BANKER’S BAR & GRILL: Stage: 7:30pm Rhett Akins; 9pm NRG COCOA BEACH PIER: 7pm 6:30pm Live Music Jamey Johnson; 12am Cast Down TIP A FEW: 9pm Rockin’ Robbin Karaoke BIG DADDY DAVE’S: 8pm The KEY WEST BAR: 9pm The CRICKETS: 5pm Crab Races. R & R Blues Jam Usual Suspects HAPPY EASTER 9pm Karaoke w/Ginger CAPTAIN HIRAM’S: 7pm John LAZY DOG SALOON: 8pm 16 - SUNDAY FALCON’S ROOST: 9:30pm Quinlivan Band Karaoke w/Cindy BANKER’S BAR & GRILL: Open Mic w/ Trevor Prince and CRICKETS: 9pm Karaoke LOU’S BLUES: 5-9:30pm 12:30pm Barbara Ashbury-Harpist B.O.N.G. w/Ginger Karaoke w/ Bob Neal, 9pm Bobby CAPTAIN HIRAM’S: 1:30pm FISHLIPS: 9pm DJ CROWN PLAZA/COQUINA Blackman-guitar 5th Avenue Onlys; 5:30pm Hair LAZY DOG SALOON: 8pm LOUNGE: Don Soledad 6pm-10 MANGROVES: 7pm Tom Peace; 6:30pm Greg and Brian Karaoke w/Cindy FALCON’S ROOST: 9pm Kara- Hueston & Dan Wilborn CITY LIMITS LOUNGE: Bowl- LOU’S BLUES: 8pm Space oke w/ Milt MARTINI’S AND MORE: ing & Food Specials Coast Playboys Blues Jam; Open FISHLIPS: 9pm DJ JT 4:30pm Connie’s Karaoke; 9pm COCOA BEACH PIER: 2pm Mic Nite LAZY DOG: 7pm Texas Holdem Ken Page Usual Suspects; 2pm Dugan Birks MARTINI’S AND MORE: 6pm LOU’S BLUES: 8pm 60’s-80’s METRO ENTERTAINMENT: COCONUTS: 2pm Reflections Connie’s Karaoke Classic Jam w/ Pat Bautz Karaoke w/ Raven; 7pm Ben CRICKETS: 9pm Karaoke SIGGY’S BAR & GRILLE: MARTINI’S AND MORE: 6pm Bledsoe w/ Breaking Ground w/Ginger 8pm Karaoke w/ Tess Connie’s Karaoke MURDOCK’S: 7:30pm Midnight CROWN PLAZA/COQUINA THE COVE: 9pm Karaoke METRO ENTERTAINMENT: Wind LOUNGE: 12p-4p Island Breeze w/Ana 7pm Karaoke w/ Raven PADDY CASSIDY’S: 9pm David w/ Tony Gits. Easter Brunch MURDOCK’S: 7:30pm TBA Zoll FALCON’S ROOST: 6pm Texas 19 - WEDNESDAY ON TAP: Acoustic Night RUM RUNNERS: 7pm TBA Holdem’ Poker BANKER’S BAR & GRILL: PADDY CASSIDY’S: 8:30 Irish SIGGY’S BAR & GRILLE: FISHLIPS: 4pm Dave Kury; 6:30pm Live Music Music w/ Damion 8pm Dance Party w/DJ Chris 9pm DJ BIG DADDY DAVE’S: 8pm Ken RUM RUNNERS: 8pm Karaoke THE COVE: 5pm Bobby Kelley LAZY DOG SALOON: 8pm Page w/ “Starz on Stage” sings the classics, 5pm Live Reg- Karaoke w/Cindy CAPTAIN HIRAM’S: 6:30pm SIGGY’S BAR & GRILLE: Jok- gae, 9pm Dance Party w/Liquid LOU’S BLUES: 3-7pm Kenny Pete Harris ers Comedy Club-Jody Kerns NRG Cohen; 8pm Space Coast Playboys CITY LIMITS LOUNGE: 7pm SPRINGFEST/FORMERLY VAN GOGH’S: 7pm-9 Acoustic MURDOCK’S: 7:30pm Michael Live Blue Grass w/ Susan Pounds SEAFEST: Mcotter Ford Mercury Duo Kevin & Sarah Main Stage: 6pm Matt & Jared

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22 - SATURDAY Night w/ Groovin’ with Ruben CRICKETS: 7pm Texas Holdem’ LOU’s BLUES: 5pm Karaoke AUSTIN’S CALIFORNIA PADDY CASSIDY’S: 9pm David CROSSROADS: Wild Rose w/Bob Neal; 9pm Disco Dance BISTRO: 8pm live jazz w/Greg Zoll Karaoke Party Warner RUM RUNNERS: 7pm TBA FISHLIPS: Texas Hold em’ Poker MURDOCK’S: 7:30pm TBA BANKER’S BAR & GRILL: SEBASTIAN BEACH INN: 9pm Tournament ON TAP: 9pm DJ Tony T & Bidi 12pm Greg Warner; 7pm Kenny Ernie Southern LAZY DOG: 8pm Blues Jam w/ PADDY CASSIDY’S: 8:30 Irish Cohen SIGGY’S BAR & GRILLE: Kenny Michaels & Sam Gorman Music w/ Michael Funge BCC PLANETARIUM: 9pm 8pm Dance Party w/DJ Chris, 9pm LOU’S BLUES: 8pm Kenny SIGGY’S BAR & GRILLE: Jimi Hendrix Laser Show Roughhouse Cohen Jazz Trio. Open to all 7pm Dance Party w/DJ Chris; No BIG DADDY DAVE’S: 8:30pm STORM CLUB-900 NORTH: Musicians. Limit Texas Hold em’; 7pm Live Jason Cook Trio 8pm Burn Ritual; Etched in Stone; SIGGY’S BAR & GRILLE: No Poker Tournament BONEFISH WILLY’S: 7pm Blue Collar Addict Limit Texas Hold em’; 7pm Live THE COVE: 5pm Bobby Kelley Frank Lutz, Caribbean Steel THE COTTAGE PUB: 9pm Josh Poker Tournament sings the classics, 9pm Dance Drums Miller SUN SHOPPE CAFE: 8pm Jazz Party w/Liquid NRG CAPTAIN HIRAM’S: 2pm Pete THE COVE: 5pm Bobby Kelley Jam w/ Billy Van Riper TIP A FEW: 9pm Karaoke Con- Harris; 7pm Dreamer; 7:30 Every- sings the classics, 5pm Live Reg- nie day Things gae, 9pm Dance Party w/Liquid 25 - TUESDAY COCOA BEACH PIER: 1pm Pat NRG BANKERS: 6:30pm Helen Bou- 27 - THURSDAY Michaels; 5p Dugan Birks; 7pm TIP A FEW: 9pm Rockin’ Robbin vier-Saxophone BANKER’S BAR & GRILL: Rockit BIG DADDY DAVE’S : 8pm 6:30pm Live Music COCONUTS: 9:30pm I Know 23 - SUNDAY Tom Lash BIG DADDY DAVE’S: 8pm The Joe BANKER’S BAR & GRILL: CAPTAIN HIRAM’S: 7pm Greg R & R Blues Jam CRICKETS: 9pm Karaoke 12:30pm Barbara Ashbury-Harpist and Brian CAPTAIN HIRAM’S: 7pm w/Ginger CAPTAIN HIRAM’S: 1:30 COCONUTS: 8pm Dave Kury Sonic Playground CROSSROADS: 9pm Mystic Spanks; 5:30pm Iris; 6pm Matt COCOA BEACH PIER: 7pm COCONUTS: 8pm Michael Jones Adkins Duo Karaoke Pagan CROWN PLAZA/COQUINA COCOA BEACH PIER: 2pm CRICKETS: 5pm Crab Races. CRICKETS: 9pm Karaoke LOUNGE: 12p-4p Rhythm Trail; Dugan Birks; 2pm Derek B 9pm Karaoke w/Ginger w/Ginger Don Soledad 6pm-10 COCONUTS: 2pm TBA FALCON’S ROOST: 9:30pm CROWN PLAZA/COQUINA EAST COAST COFFEE & TEA CRICKETS: 9pm Karaoke Open Mic w/ Trevor Prince and LOUNGE: Don Soledad 6pm-10 CO.: 7:30pm Jook Bourke w/Ginger B.O.N.G. FALCON’S ROOST: 9pm Kara- FALCON’S ROOST: 9:30pm CROWN PLAZA/COQUINA FISHLIPS: 9pm DJ oke w/ Milt Fat City LOUNGE: 12p-4p Island Breeze LAZY DOG SALOON: 8pm FISHLIPS: 9pm DJ JT FISHLIPS: 4pm Freeway; 9pm w/ Tony Gits Karaoke w/Cindy LAZY DOG: 7pm Texas Holdem DJ JT FALCON’S ROOST: 6pm Texas LOU’S BLUES: 8pm Space LOU’S BLUES: 8pm 60’s-80’s INDIAN RIVER FESTIVAL: Holdem’ Poker Coast Playboys Blues Jam; Open Classic Jam w/ Pat Bautz Mcotter Ford Mercury Main FISHLIPS: 4pm Ozone; 9pm DJ Mic Nite MARTINI’S AND MORE: 6pm Stage/12pm Cease Fire; 1:30pm INDIAN RIVER FESTIVAL: MARTINI’S AND MORE: 6pm Connie’s Karaoke Pinch; 3pm Atlas; 4:30pm Long Mcotter Ford Mercury Main Connie’s Karaoke METRO ENTERTAINMENT: Drive; 6pm Nine Volts; 7:30pm Stage/12:30pm Mike Denney; SIGGY’S BAR & GRILLE: 7pm Karaoke w/ Raven Unforsaken; 9pm Lita Grey; 2pm Beautiful Day; 3:30pm Water 8pm Karaoke w/ Tess MURDOCK’S: 7:30pm TBA 10:30pm SuperSwamper. Rockfest to Wine; 5pm Chris Kahl, Rock- THE COVE: 9pm Karaoke ON TAP: Acoustic Night Stage/12pm Seven Day Sacrifice; fest Stage/11:30am PABC Worship w/Ana PADDY CASSIDY’S: 8:30 Irish 1pm Dear Abby; 2pm Six Days Service; 12:30pm PABC Worship Music w/ Damion to Sunday; 3pm Dexios; 4pm 5 Band; 1:30 Em Worship Band; 26 - WEDNESDAY RUM RUNNERS: 8pm Karaoke Minute Plan; 5pm A Denver Mile; 2:30pm TBA; 3:30pm Dexios; BANKER’S BAR & GRILL: w/ “Starz on Stage” 6pm Riverdale; 7:30pm NewSong; 4:30pm Riverdale; 5:30pm The 6:30pm Live Music SIGGY’S BAR & GRILLE: Jok- 9:30pm Audiophile; 10:30pm Foundry Worship Team BIG DADDY DAVE’S: 8pm Ken ers Comedy Club-TBA CrossHill LAZY DOG SALOON: 8pm Page SUN SHOPPE CAFE: 8pm John, KING CENTER: 8pm Sax Pack Karaoke w/Cindy CAPTAIN HIRAM’S: 6:30pm Johan & Andrew KEY WEST BAR: 9pm Paradym LOU’S BLUES: 3p-7 Mark Pete Harris THE COVE: 6pm Island Sounds Shift Babes; 8pm Danny Morris CITY LIMITS LOUNGE: 7pm w/John Edwards; 8-12a DJ Sean LAZY DOG SALOON: 8pm MURDOCK’S: 7:30pm Michael Live Blue Grass w/ Susan Pounds TIP A FEW: 9pm Rockin’ Robbin Karaoke w/Cindy Pagan COCOA BEACH PIER: 5pm LOU’S BLUES: 5-9:30pm SEBASTIAN BEACH INN: Jamakin Me Crazy 28- FRIDAY Karaoke w/ Bob Neal, 9pm Little 1:30pm Alize COCONUTS: 9pm Karaoke w/ AUSTIN’S CALIFORNIA Ronnie & The Grand Dudes THE COVE: 4pm Live Reggae; Don BISTRO: 8pm live jazz w/Greg MANGROVES: 7pm Dan 5pm Ana; 9pm Liquid NRG CROSSROADS: 5pm DJ Big Warner Wilborn TIP A FEW: 7pm Kenny Cohen Mark; 9pm DJ Scott BANKER’S BAR & GRILL: MARTINI’S AND MORE: 9pm FALCON’S ROOST: 9pm Kara- 7pm Chili Ken Page 24 - MONDAY oke w/ Milt BIG DADDY DAVE’S: 8:30pm METRO ENTERTAINMENT: CAPTAIN HIRAM’S: 6:30pm FISHLIPS: 9pm Karaoke w/Big Slick Willie 8pm Vocal Drop and Beyond the Hair Peace Daddy CAPTAIN HIRAM’S: 5pm Matt Sun COCONUTS: 9pm Karaoke w/ LAZY DOG SALOON: 8pm Adkins Duo; 6pm Hair Peace; MURDOCK’S: 7:30pm Rat Pack Kyle Karaoke w/Cindy CIGAR BOB’S HAVANA

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CLUB: 9pm Classic Latin w/ DJ BISTRO: 8pm live jazz w/Greg 8pm Dance Party w/DJ Chris, 9pm Park.674-8140 Leone Warner Pound Apr 16: Twilight Jazz Jams/ CITY LIMITS LOUNGE: 9pm BANKER’S BAR & GRILL: THE COVE: 5pm Bobby Kelley WFIT and Parks & Recreation Stoney and the Houserockers 12pm Greg Warner; 7pm TBA sings the classics, 5pm Live Reg- Dept. of Palm Bay. Goode COCOA BEACH PIER: 5p BCC PLANETARIUM: 9pm gae, 9pm Dance Party w/Liquid Park.674-8140 Dugan Birks; 6pm 3-D Band Jimi Hendrix Laser Show NRG Apr 29: Delicious Demise. COCONUTS: 8pm Michael BIG DADDY DAVE’S: 8:30pm THE COTTAGE PUB: 9pm Josh Titusville Playhouse. 268-1125 Pagan Art Harris & The Z-Tones Miller Apr 30: Twilight Jazz/WFIT CRICKETS: 9pm Absolute Blue CAPTAIN HIRAM’S: 2pm Pete TIP A FEW: 9pm Rockin’ Robbin 89.5 FM. Riverfront Park, Co- CROSSROADS: 9pm DJ Scott Harris; 5:30pm Iris; EAST COAST COFFEE & TEA COCOA BEACH PIER: 1pm 30 - SUNDAY coa. 674-8950 CO.: 7:30pm Jonny Carlson Mark Benedix; 5p Dugan Birks; BANKER’S BAR & GRILL: DANCE FALCON’S ROOST: 9:30pm 7pm 3-D Band 12:30pm Barbara Ashbury-Harpist High Octane COCONUTS: 9:30pm Danny CAPTAIN HIRAM’S: 1:30pm Apr 14: Swingtime Jazz FISHLIPS: 4pm TBD; 9pm TBD Morris Wunderdogs; 5:30pm Hair Peace Band’s April Showers Ball/ KEY WEST BAR: 9pm Pinch CRICKETS: 9pm Karaoke COCOA BEACH PIER: 2p Du- Melbourne Municipal Band. LAZY DOG SALOON: 8pm w/Ginger gan Birks; 2pm Buck Barefoot 724-0555 Karaoke w/Cindy CROSSROADS: 9pm DJ Scott COCONUTS: 2pm Danny Morris LOU’S BLUES: 5-9:30pm CROWN PLAZA/COQUINA CROWN PLAZA/COQUINA EXHIBITS Karaoke w/ Bob Neal, 9pm G.T. LOUNGE: 12p-4p Rhythm Trail; LOUNGE: 12p-4p Island Breeze Apr 1: Watercolors at the Express Motown Review Don Soledad 6pm-10 w/ Tony Gits Gazebo/Brevard Watercolor MANGROVES: 7pm “Genera- EAST COAST COFFEE & TEA FALCON’S ROOST: 6pm Texas Society. Cocoa Village Gazebo. tion Gap” w/ Laura St. John and CO.: 7:30pm Josh and Jeremy Holdem’ 724-0221 Robert Rowlette FALCON’S ROOST: 9:30 Righ- FISHLIPS: 4pm Lea Ann; 9pm Ending Apr 3: Artwork by MARTINI’S AND MORE: teous Buds DJ; Mary Dell Hartmann. Art in 4:30pm Connie’s Karaoke; 9pm FISHLIPS: 4pm Dave Kury; 9pm LAZY DOG SALOON: Kenny Public Places/BCA. Moore Jus- Ken Page DJ JT Michaels & Sam Gorman tice Center, Viera. 690-6817 METRO ENTERTAINMENT: KEY WEST BAR: 9pm Pinch LOU’S BLUES: 3pm Kenny Ending Apr 3: Paintings by Karaoke w/ Raven; 7pm TBA LAZY DOG SALOON: 8pm Cohen; 8pm Funky Monkeys MURDOCK’S: 7:30pm The Lost Vegas METRO ENTERTAINMENT: Hosea Moseley. Art in Public Usual Suspects LOU’S BLUES: 5-9:30pm Kara- Karaoke Meet Places/BCA. Government Cen- PADDY CASSIDY’S: 9pm oke w/ Bob Neal. 9pm Iko-Iko MURDOCK’S: 7:30pm Michael ter, Viera. 690-6817 Sound Hole MANGROVES: 7pm Dan Pagan Ending Apr 6: Waterworks RUM RUNNERS: 7pm DJ Capt. Wilborn SEBASTIAN BEACH INN: 1pm Exhibition. Art in Public Places/ Beau MARTINI’S AND MORE: 9pm Reggae Party, 7pm Leon Russell BCA. Government Center, SEBASTIAN BEACH INN: 8pm Ken Page opened by Ernie Southern Viera. 690-6817 Juke Joint Party METRO ENTERTAINMENT: THE COVE: 4pm Live Reggae; Ending Apr 14: Photography SIGGY’S BAR & GRILLE: Karaoke Meet; 7pm Point of Entry 5pm Ana; 9pm Liquid NRG by Dennis Handa.Art in Public 8pm Dance Party w/DJ Chris MURDOCK’S: 7:30pm Rat Pack Places/BCA. Melbourne Intera- THE COVE: 5pm Bobby Kelley Night w/ Len Fallon COMMUNITY tional Airport. 690-6817 sings the classics, 5pm Live Reg- PADDY CASSIDY’S: 9pm CALENDAR Ending Apr 21: Reading gae, 9pm Dance Party w/Liquid Sound Hole Between the Lines/Book Art. NRG RUM RUNNERS: 7pm John Ber- EVENTS Brevard Museum of Art & Sci- VAN GOGH’S: 7pm-9 Acoustic man & Pat Michaels Apr 2: Twilight Jazz/WFTI ence. 242-0737 Duo Kevin & Sarah SEBASTIAN BEACH INN: 89.5 fm. Melbourne. 674-8950 Ending Apr 26: An Affair with 1:30pm Steve Thorpe Blues Apr 9: Bluegrass in the Park/ the Arts 29 - SATURDAY Orchestra /Central Brevard Art WFIT and Parks & Recreation AUSTIN’S CALIFORNIA SIGGY’S BAR & GRILLE: Assoc.. Space Coast Convention Dept. of Palm Bay. Goode Center. 636-3673

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Ending Apr 29: Tides and Apr 22: 14th Annual Chil- Players. Surfside Playhouse, ants/King Center Educational Tropics. LoPressionism Gallery, dren’s Festival. Riverfront Cocoa Beach. 783-3013 Theatre Program. King Center. Melbourne. 722-6000 Park,Cocoa Village. 634-3500 Apr 3: Walter Isaacson. River- 242-2219 Ending Apr 30: Photography x342 side Theatre, Vero Beach. (800) Apr 20-30 Unhinged. River- by Melissa Hall. Fifth Avenue Apr 22: Earth Day Family Fun 445-6745 side Theatre, Vero Beach. (800) Art Gallery, Melbourne. 259- Fest. Enchanted Forest Sanctu- Apr 6-Apr 23: Prisoner of 445-6745 8261 ary, Titusville. 264-5192 2nd Avenue. Melbourne Civic Apr 21: Mystery Dinner The- Ending May 14: Extreme Apr 22 & 23: Melbourne Art Theatre. 723-6935 atre/Brevard Museum Guild. Dinosaurs. Brevard Zoo Mel- Festival. Historic Downtown Ending Apr 8: Neil Simon’s Radisson on A1A. 632-1830 bourne. 254-WILD Melbourne. 722-1964 Rumors/Florida Tech College Apr 21-23: Cinderella. Titus- Ending May 28: Jinsong Kim. Players. Gleason Performing ville Playhouse. 268-1125 Brevard Museum of Art & Sci- OTHER MUSIC Arts Center, Melbourne. 674- ence, Melbourne. 242-0737 Apr 2: Indialantic Chamber 8767 Ending May 29: Museums Of Singers in Concert. Eastminster Ending Apr 9: Chicago or Brevard Tour. US Space Walk Presbyterian Church, Indialantic. Man of La Mancha. Riverside of Fame Foundation, Titusville. 634-5007 Theatre, Vero Beach. (800)445- Brevard Live Magazine is 264-0434 Apr 2: Tops of the Pops/Space 6745 not responsible for any listings Coast Pops Orchestra. First Ending Apr 9: Once Upon a printed in the magazine. All FESTIVALS Babtist Church of Merritt Island. Mattress. Henegar Center, Mel- listings in our entertainment Apr 1: Titus Nights. Historic 632-7445 bourne. 723-8698 or 952-0267 calendar are submitted by our Downtown Titusville. 267-3036 Apr 4: Bobby Vinton. River- Apr 13 & 14: Thoroughly advertisers and are subject to Apr 2: Israel Festival. King side Theatre, Vero Beach. (800) Modern Millie. King Center, change during the month. See Center. 951-1836 445-6745 Melbourne. 242-2219 LOCATION DIRECTORY on Ending Apr 3: Big Squeeze Apr 5 & 6: Cuban Musica/ Apr 19: Hangin’ with the Gi- page 34. Juice Festival. BCC Palm Bay Melbourne Community Orches- Campus. 951-9998 tra. Melbourne Auditorium. Apr 7-9: SpringFest (Formerly 952-9949 SeaFest). Space Coast Stadium, Apr 6: Jazz Friday. Brevard Viera. 454-2037 Museum of Art & Science, Mel- Apr 8: High Note Kite & bourne. 242-0737 Music Festival/Brevard Parks & Apr 8: For the Love of Music/ Recreation. Melbourne Beach. Brevard Symphony Orchestra. 255-4400 King Center, Melbourne. 242- Apr 8: Youth Music Festival/ 2219 Space Coast Pops Orchestra. Apr 9: Barbershop Concert/ Melbourne Square Mall. 632- Greater Canaveral Barbershop- 7445 pers. Titusville Playhouse. Apr 13-16: Ron Jon Easter 268-1125 Surfing Festival. Shepard Park, Apr 11 and 13: Around the Cocoa Beach. 454-4242 World in Music/Melbourne Apr 14: Friday Fest. Historic Municipal Band. Melbourne Downtown Melbourne. 724- Auditorium. 724-0555 SWEET! 1741 Apr 20-23: Indian River Festi- THEATRE val. Sandpoint Park, Titusville. Ending Apr 3: Youth Players elcome to Brevard County’s version of Willie Won- 267-3036 Musical Performance/Surfside ka’s Chocolate Factory! In November 2004, Vinnie &W LuAnn Grimaldi opened Vinnie Lu’s Beachside Choco- lates on E. Eau Gallie Blvd. Vinnie is an 11th generation candy maker and has been making chocolate with his dad since he was 5 years old. All chocolate is made on the premises, using all fresh ingredients - real butter, milk & fresh roasted nuts. No short-cuts, everything is made from scratch! Vinnie proud- ly states, “It’s American QUALITY Chocolate at its best. We are second to none!” They specialize in peanut butter chocolate and the popular chocolate-covered potato chips in gift boxes. Come in for your “Chocolate Fix” and all the specialty Easter items. Located in the Wal-Mart Shopping Center, corner of E. Eau Gallie Blvd & A1A, phone 321- 777-5532.

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Austins’s Californai Bistro: Mangroves: 6615 N. Atlantic 925 E. New Haven Ave., His- Ave., Cape Canaveral. 321- toric Downtown Melbourne. 783-4548 321-727-3658 Martini’s & More: 401 Del- Bankers Bar & Grill: 114 lanoy Ave. Cocoa Village. Harrison St. Cocoa Village. 321-638-1370-www.bigdad- 321-635-8002 dydaves.com Big Daddy Daves: 105 Harri- Metro Entertainment: 3020 son St. Cocoa Village.321-638- W. New Haven Ave., West 1370-www.bigdaddydaves. Melbourne. 321-727-7819- com www.themetroentertainment. Captain Hiram’s: 1580 US1, com Sebastian. 772-589-4345- Murdocks: 600 Brevard Ave., www.hirams.com Cocoa Village. 321-633-0600- Cigar Bob’s Havana Club: www.murdocksbistro.com 421 S. Babcock St. Melbourne. On Tap: 1212 E. Strawbridge 321-768-8803 Ave., Melbourne. 321/727- City Limits Lounge (Bruns- 3636. www.ontapcafe.com wick Bowling Cntr): 4851 S. Paddy Cassidy’s: 2009 N. Dairy Rd., Melbourne. 321- Atlantic Ave., Cocoa Beach. 723-7400 321/783-0810 Coconuts: 2 Minutemen Rum Runners: 695 Atlantic Cswy., Cocoa Beach. 321-784- Ave., Cocoa Beach. 321/868- 1422-www.coconutsonthe- 2020 beach.com Sebastian Beach Inn: 7035 Cocoa Beach Pier: 401 SR A1A, Melbourne Beach. Meade Ave. 321-783-7549 321-728-4311-www.sebastian- Crickets: 1942 N. Wickham beachinn.com Rd., Melbourne. 321-242- Siggy’s: 1153 Malabar Rd. 9280 NE, Palm Bay. 321/952-0104 Crossroads: 5070 Minton Storm Club-900 North: 900 Rd., Palm Bay. 321-723-9952- N. A1A, Cocoa Beach. 321- www.crossroads-sports-bar. 783-7090 com Sun Shoppe Cafe: 540 E. Crown Plaza/Coquina New Haven., Downtown Mel- Lounge: 2605 N. A1A, bourne. 321/676-1438.www. Indialantic. 321/775-0012 sunshoppecafe.com East Coast Coffee & Tea Co.: The Cottage Pub: 366 N. 258 E. Eau Gallie Blvd. 321- Orlando Ave., Cocoa Beach. 779-4618 321-784-2155 Falcon’s Roost: 221 Crockett The Cove: 1462 SR A1A, Sat- Blvd., Merritt Island. 321-452- ellite Beach. 321-777-2683 0568 Tip a Few Tavern & Bistro: Fishlips: 610 Glen Cheek Dr., 6890 N. Atlantic Ave. 321- Port Canaveral. 321-784-4533- 784-2478 www.fishlipswaterfront.com Van Gogh’s Creative Cafe: Key West Bar: 2286 SR A1A, 846 W. Eau Gallie Blvd., Mel- Indian Harbour Beach. 321- bourne. 321-259-9434 773-1577 King Center for the Perform- ing Arts: 3865 N. Wickham This location direc- Rd. 321-242-2219 tory lists the addresses and Lazy Dog Saloon: 642 W. Eau phone numbers (web sites if Gallie Blvd., Melbourne. 321- available) of clubs and res- 254-0825 taurantss that have their live Lou’s Blues: 3191 N. SRA1A, Indialantic. 321-779-2299- entertainment venues listed www.lousbluesupstairs.com in the Brevard Live calendar section.

34 - Brevard Live April 2006 SCENE Former “That’s It” Owner Died Of Cancer: I speak for so many that knew this special woman. Our hearts and deep-felt sympathy goes out to another great friend, REMEMBERING ANNELI ZEPKA! her husband Kevin. He adored her. She was his queen, and he by Tom Bayes treated her as such. And to Kevin and Anneli’s families, even Of all the articles I have written for Brevard Live, this though she was with us a short time, she packed more years one is the most difficult. It is difficult because I am writing into life than I have ever seen. about a dear friend to all of us who past away recently. From my wife Pam and I, this is not goodbye Anneli, this is good luck. I know right now you are somewhere drinking wine, slapping backs and singing Bo Diddley. Anneli Zepkka, owner of “That’s It Antique Bar” along We will miss you dear. with her husband Kevin, passed away after a long and coura- geous fight with cancer. She was one of the most outgoing, vivacious people I have ever met. Everyone was a friend to her. No one was a stranger. I could sit and talk to her for hours The happy days: about things going on in my life that was troubling. When my John Walsh visited youngest grandson almost died a few years back it was her That’s It Antique that helped my wife Pam, my daughter Brandi and myself get Bar and stood for a through such a difficult time. That was the kind of person she photo with Anneli was. She was always looking on the bright side of everything. and Kevin. When I played music at the ‘Tique”, she would always yell out “Play my song Tom”. Her favorite song was Hey Bo Diddley. God bless her. I used to ask her what she did with all of the money her parents gave her for singing lessons. At Anneli succumbed to the lung cancer on Tuesday, Feb- any given time, no matter who was playing there, she always ruary 28th. She was “looking good” as she always said made her way to the stage, grabbed a mic and proceeded to - can’t you hear her? She and husband Kevin had been sing in her usual manner, off-key. doing some touring and visited Hamburg in November, For those of you that never had the pleasure of meeting and only recently, did she began having trouble breath- her, you missed out on a very special person, The lady had ing. Kevin was with her in Sweden. She told Kevin and class, style, an infectious laugh, and always had a smile. I her family that she wanted to be cremated and buried in know from personal experience that she was a true friend to a the US. We will keep you posted. vast amount of people.

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JAMFEST AT FLORIDA DISCOUNT MUSIC

fter being postponed for several months due to the unpre- dictable recent hurricane season, our friends Mike and LisaA DellaCioppa at Florida Discount Music in Melbourne were finally able to stage their annual outdoor parking lot Jamfest on Sunday afternoon, March 12th. There was food, drink, live music, friends, fans, fun, and this time... picture perfect weather! Local music enthusiasts enjoyed live sounds from a smorgasbord of area bands including such favorites as Black Eyed Soul (photo), Ozone, True Stereo Types, Fat Tater, Kenworth, and David Pastorius’ new project Pearl Bailey. The event was staged to raise money for the national Humane Society in hopes of helping the little kitties, puppies, lions, tigers, and bears (oh my) who fell victim to the recent Gulf Coast hurricanes. It was a great event with a great purpose. Although the exact dollar amount brought in by the concert was unknown at press time, organizer Lisa DellaCioppa was “delighted” with the turnout, calling the event a “huge suc- cess”. Chris Long

The Talk Of Town: STEVIE COCHRAN RETURNS!! ong-time Brevardian and blues monster Stevie Cochran is back after a 1-month, 15 show tour of Europe. Headliner StevieL played the blues at various venues throughout Switzerland, Italy and France including the infamous Blues House in Milano, Italy. The blues trio traveled Europe mostly in a passenger van. One of Stevie’s favorite venues is the Pisoni Keller, which contributed to a Live CD set produced by Brevard’s own Kenny Clarke. The BMA award nominated Kenny Clarke is also highlighted in the trio on keyboards/ bass. The former Nassau County, Long Island, NY native began his career in 1966 playing 60’s rock. Guitar and bass also. In high school he converted to guitar only and had his own bar band at 17. Stevie jammed with Muddy Waters at 18 but now his focus is on his blues based progressive and beyond original rock. Stevie is the primary writer and vocalist and the band does some blues covers.

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Greg & Brian: THE DYNAMIC DUO arning: May cause excessive Wlaughing, dancing, and sore feet the following morning—THE GREG AND BRIAN EXPERIENCE. As former members of the band Tango Palace, He’s been at it over 20 years Greg Vadimsky and Brian Arnold as a solo artist after his pal performed a recent show at Captain Brian Setzer of the Stray CAts urged Stevie to do his Hiram’s Resort in Sebastian, Florida. own thing. And a powerful Since forming Tango Palace in 1997, thing it is. The former Indigo Greg and Brian have toured nation- and also Blue Tone labels ally with such acts as Dokken & Soiled, both put out Stevie Cochran as well as in England twice during the solo albums as well as his summers. A big hit with Universal and own label Volpe Records Disney’s West End, their shows sold out which also released Stevie’s due to their developed following and word grandfather’s catalogue of of mouth alone. In 2004, Greg and Brian 30’s and 40’s swing and jazz broke from Tango Palace to become a on 6 CDs a DVD and a book. duet act which plays a blend of originals The Stevie Cochran and covers. Their duet debut album is discography includes 23 projected for release in April of this year. albums, and 2 DVDs, 10 Greg sings lead vocals and plays are studio albums, 6 live, the keyboard, but don’t let his Beatle’s T-shirt and “John Lennon” glasses fool you. Greg and many compilations. has his degree in classical orchestra composition and has been awarded first place more Blues afficianados tout THE than once for his excellence on the piano at Classical music festivals throughout the state. ESSENTIAL volume I as Besides being a talented performer, he dances, tells jokes, and warms the room through his their favorite. use of eye contact and his laughing smile. His high energy becomes contagious. You can’t After playing to nearly a help but smile back. As Einstein’s first law of energy states, “…energy is neither created thousand people per night nor destroyed, but it may be converted from one form to another.” This duet’s energy gets in blues clubs throughout the crowd on their feet. They understand that they cannot get more energy out of the crowd Europe, Stevie Cochran than what they put in. and Kenny Clarke are both Brian sings back-up vocals and plays the drums. His voice blends well and his har- looking forward to a rest, but mony is smooth and complementary to the song. His passion, energy, and sharp sense of watch for them in the future. humor draw the crowd in. He likes to punch through the invisible barrier that can exist Bruce Marion between the performer and the audience as early in the show as possible. The quicker that continued next page

Brevard Live April 2006 - 37 florida CD/DVD REVIEWS by Chris Long

DAN JUNK - Which Way between brilliant jazz/new age/fusion reviewing his records for years so I was 18 Song CD instrumentals and local yocal sounding, thrilled that he made the move to DVD. ow, there’s so much going on here vocal rockers, which creates a distrac- This is a complete show recorded that I don’t know where to begin. tion from his amazing instrumental live on stage at The Key West Bar in ForW starters let me say that Dan Junk is work. With 18 songs on the record he Indian Harbour Beach and contains a supremely talented guy. In fact, with could eliminate the “distractions” and such Morris classics as Arthur’s Boogie the exception of just one song that he still have a complete, well produced and Pipeline as well as such long time co-wrote, Dan wrote every song and record’s worth of outstanding, edgy, crowd pleasing remakes as Please, plays every instrument on this eclectic new age music that would easily appeal Please Me and I Only Have Eyes For 18 song collection. And eclectic is the to a major label. (www.danjunk.com) You. It also features a concept video for key word here. Perhaps a bit too eclec- his big hit tic. The opening track Antarctica is an DANNY MORRIS - Live Twistin’ Kristin. impressive and sophisticated new age Full Length concert DVD Danny, bassist Mike Tolnay, and number. Unfortunately, just as I began his is kinda exciting. It’s to the drummer Chris Waldron all deliver spot- to get totally psyched about discover- Tpoint where our scene is becoming on live performances throughout this ing what I thought was a new Windham so savvy that I’m now actually getting 100 minute presentation. Danny also did Hill-type hero, he switched gears on the DVDs to review. And I couldn’t have an amazing job on the audio recording very next tune, delivering the neighbor- asked for a better first video to review. and the gang at Awalted Entertainment hood brew-n-cue-ish Let’s Do What We Surf/rock/blues/funk guru Danny did a masterful job as well on the video Do Best. In fact, that’s really the only Morris is not only one of my favorite production. This is a “must have” for all downer about this otherwise incred- people on the planet, but he’s one of my Danny Morris and surf music fans. ible record. Dan jumps back and forth all-time favorite singer/guitarists too. (www.dannymorrisband.com) throughout the entire hour-plus opus I’ve been seeing him perform live and (www.awaltedentertainment.com)

GREG & BRIAN continued MORE PLAY wall comes down, the more involved FOR LESS PAY the crowd becomes and the more fun the Planet Replay located night is. at 2545 W. New Haven Ave. Greg and Brian have a wide range (across from the Olive Garden) to their genre selection, from the 50’s is a paradise for music and video to the 80’s, from blues to classic rock to fans. The inventory is used, but disco, to name a few. Greg has a rich in mint condition - and you will voice, with just a hint of bluesy rasp, a find just about anything. Owner sound which gives them a universal ap- Mike Daleiden opened the store peal, while developing a catchy, original in August 2005 which has one of sound at the same time. the largest selections in Florida. For more information, visit their web- Mike doesn’t just sell his CDs, videos, site at www.tangopalace.com video games, and DVDs, he also will store is open 7 days a weeks and you photo: Jeff Cagle/ text: Jaimie Cagle buy your used media and pay cash. The can call them at 321-951-1448.

38 - Brevard Live April 2006 Brevard Live April 2006 - 39 40 - Brevard Live April 2006 brevard scene Mainstreet Pub In Downtown Melbourne: CHEERS TO THE FIRST YEAR! t was time to bring out the champagne: Mainstreet IPub celebrated their first anniversary by supplying the live entertainment for Downtown’s Friday Fest. Surprise, surprise - clubowner Joe McAneney can play the bass and has a band called Tres Bonos. At second glance, these guys looked familiar, and what do you know, it’s the ole Tin Can Jets (without Elvis)!

On March 12th, 2005, and lots of tropical drinks. Mainstreet Pub opened its Upstairs is quite differ- doors, after over a year of ent, the “Lava Bar” presents repairs and remodeling. The itself with the chic of a big downstairs “Whiskey Bar” city martini bar with decks harkens back to an era of yes- overlooking the downtown ter-year, complete with old area. FRIDAY FEST IN APRIL time photos of Melbourne Our photo shows (left to and an antique feel. Outback, right) Scott Konrady, Mayor Downtown Melbourne continues to hold a Friday Fest Harry Goode, owners Tom Street Party every second Friday of the month with live the Tiki Bar was created with Cross and Joe McAneney, entertainment, food and other vendors. The band that will a 1950’s era in mind when Kevin Carlin and Susie Q. perform on April 14th starting at 6 pm is “Take Me Out to Tiki bars were in their hey- McAneney after their ribbon the Ball Game”. day, complete with tropical foliage, Easter Islands murals cutting ceremony.

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Brian Bobb: YESTERDAY’S HERO SINGS THE BLUES

ast fall he was a hero: Brian Bobb was walking along theL beach in Indialantic when he heard a swimmer calling for help. The “boardwalk musician” didn’t hesitate to jump into the water and help the would-be drowning victim, 29-year-old Jeremiah Chapman, safely to the beach. But this is not the happy ending. Once the paramedics arrived, they found the rescuer, Brian Bobb, laying face down - he had suffered a heart attack, survived but became partially disabled. “I cannot perform my job as a building contractor like I did before,” says Brian who owns Design by Brian Inc. “I have my good days and my bad days.” Therefore funds are running low, and Brian is singing the blues. To support himself during these hard times, Brian sells his CD with the song “Rescue Sea” that he wrote after the incident for $5 at his gigs. You can see Brian Bobb perform regularly at East Coast Cafe (corner Eau Gallie Cswy/ S. Patrick Drive) and on the boardwalk in Indialantic.

Brevard Live April 2006 - 43 44 - Brevard Live April 2006 brevard EATZ Enigma Café In Satellite Beach: AN ECLECTIC TASTE FOR EVERYONE nigma Café may be small, but the concept is big. The Satellite Beach Ecafé not only serves in-house but also offers take out and catering services. They’re sure to have something for everyone to enjoy with their variety of one-of-a-kind meals. Deborah Ingrahm opened Enigma to leave without having some of the Pea Café in Satellite Beach in 2001. Having Picking Cake. been in the restaurant industry all her Good food isn’t the only ingredient life she knew she had what it took to run to a great restaurant. Service is a her own business. large part of the dining experience and “I was managing in the industry and Ingrahm has that down as well. Her thought, ‘I could do this—why not,’” bubbly personality and genuine smile Ingrahm said. adds to the local atmosphere of the The eclectic gourmet food the small café. Art by select local artists café offers is what inspired the name. hangs on the walls and is available for Ingrahm didn’t want the restaurant to purchase. be tied down to any specific ethnic food Stopping in for dinner isn’t the only because she wanted the menu to be way to experience the distinctive meals diverse. The ambiguous name allows offered at Enigma Café. They fill take- her to intrigue the locals with a wide out orders daily and also offer catering variety of truly unique meals. services for large and small parties. “The best thing (about owning a Currently Ingrahm is looking for café) is the freedom to be creative and a larger location for the café. “We’ve to not have to follow anyone else’s rules grown out of it already,” she said, on what to cook,” Ingrahm said. adding that they want to stay in the Some of the meals the café offers Satellite Beach area. are Asian Chicken, Shepherd’s Pie, For now, they’ll be in the Publix salmon a’la Millie and Portabella a’la Shopping Center on Hwy A1A in Lucio. They also have a wide variety Satellite Beach. For reservations of salads and desserts. You won’t want contact at: 321-779-8202. Eroice Fedder CROWNE PLAZA TAKES TOP HONORS AT 21ST CHOWDER COOK-OFF he Crowne Plaza Melbourne Oceanfront took top Thonors as the Judge’s Choice at the 21st Annual Chowder Cook-Off. The Crowne Plaza was chosen as the ‘best chowder’ on the Space Coast by a panel of celebrity judges. Twenty area restaurants provided plenty of competition. The Holiday Inn Cocoa Beach Oceanfront Resort finished in second place and Fish Lips Waterfront Bar & Grill took third.

The 2006 winner of the event’s Judge’s Choice Award, the Crowne Plaza Melbourne Oceanfront will have the exclusive honor of serving the official chowder at SpringFest (formerly SeaFest) 2006, April 7, 8 & 9 at Space Coast Stadium. Fourteen hundred people attended the event Friday evening, March 3, in Cruise Terminal #4 at Port Canaveral. The Holiday Inn Cocoa Beach Oceanfront Resort was Photo: (L to R) Crystal Louthan (Miss Jeannie 2005), the winner presented the People’s Choice Award, determined by a of the Judge’s Choice Award - the Crowne Plaza Melbourne popular vote of those in attendance. Runners-up included Oceanfront and Jessica Starraks (Teannie Jeannie 2005). continued page 47

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Chowders Seafood Grill and Fish Lips Some people suffer from symptoms of Waterfront Bar & Grill. depression during the winter months with In the Best Decorated Booth symptoms subsiding during the spring and category, Kennedy Space Center Visitor summer. This cycle of depression may be a Complex took home first place with sign of seasonal affective disorder (SAD), the theme of “an astronaut sitting on a mood disorder associated with depressive the dock of the bay”. The Holiday Inn episodes that are related to seasonal Cocoa Beach Oceanfront Resort came variations of light. A significant percentage in second and third was the DoubleTree of the U.S. population, especially in Cocoa Beach Oceanfront Resort. northern latitudes, is affected negatively The Best Seahorse Owner “Team by the shorter days of fall and winter. Theme” winner was the Holiday Inn Epidemiological studies of individuals Cocoa Beach Oceanfront Resort, second with SAD demonstrated that four to ten place was the DoubleTree Cocoa Beach STILL GOT THE percent of the general population suffers Oceanfront Hotel and third was awarded from SAD. Also, the incidence is higher in to The Redhead Martini and Cigar Bar. WINTER-BLUES? women than men. People diagnosed with The event, presented by the Cocoa by Hagen Panton SAD experience severe changes in mood, Beach Area Chamber of Commerce’s energy, and appetite. Convention & Visitors Bureau, was e all seem to get Specifically, the SAD syndrome chaired by Dawna Thorstad of Dixie a little down in the often consists of depression, fatigue, Crossroads Seafood Restaurant. Judges W winter, especially during carbohydrate craving, weight gain, and loss included Canaveral Port Authority of libido. For an individual to be diagnosed Commissioner Ralph Kennedy, Mike non-daylight savings time. with SAD, the symptoms must occur only Lowe and Mindy Levy from Lite Rock Shorter days, less light, no in the fall/winter and be absent in the 99.3 FM and Suzy Fleming Leonard and tan! Is it all in our head? spring/summer. In fact, the SAD symptoms Mark Mikolajczyk with Florida Today. continued page 49

Brevard Live April 2006 - 47 48 - Brevard Live April 2006 brevard HEALTH continued from page 47 winter. the release of serotonin. Yet another will begin to lessen as the days grow Phase-shift: Lewy and Sack first finding adds credence to the serotonin longer. However, some reports indicate formulated the phase-shift hypothesis, hypothesis: ingestion of tryptophan, that there are individuals with SAD which proposes that in patients with as well as serotonin reuptake inhibitor who go to the other extreme in the SAD, the circadian rhythms have been drugs, has been shown to improve the spring and summer, thus experiencing desynchronized to the light-dark cycle. symptoms of SAD. a manic state. Although seasonal This hypothesis was constructed after Currently there are four different changes in daylight appear to influence research demonstrated that bright therapies for SAD. Regardless of the incidence of SAD, the exact morning light could alter the circadian mechanism, the least invasive, most mechanism by which SAD symptoms rhythm and lead to an anti-depressant natural, and most researched treatment arise from these seasonal changes is not effect. for SAD is light therapy. Light therapy understood. Currently, three hypotheses Serotonin: Because melatonin is has been shown to be an effective exist and relate to melatonin, phase- the immediate downstream metabolite treatment of SAD as indicated by an shift, and serotonin. of serotonin, the serotonin hypothesis overall positive treatment response of Melatonin: Melatonin is a hormone states that low brain levels of serotonin up to 70%, with rarely any side effects. produced in the pineal gland that contribute to SAD symptoms. The idea Other therapies include tryptophan, St. regulates circadian rhythms (sleep-wake is that serotonin levels in the brain are John’s wort (Hypericum perforatum), cycles). Its production is stimulated much lower during the winter months and melatonin. by darkness and inhibited by light. in patients with SAD. Also, SAD So you can lay in a tanning bed, Research reveals that individuals with patients tend to exhibit overeating and try supplements, or get a new job! The SAD have a longer period of melatonin carbohydrate cravings. These symptoms most important thing is that you get synthesis during winter nights resulting can be indicative of inadequate brain sunlight everyday! It really does make in higher daytime levels. The melatonin serotonin. a huge difference in the way you feel. hypothesis argues that SAD is due to It has been suggested the increased It’s not just in your head! It’s actually in excessive melatonin being secreted carbohydrate cravings in SAD may be your brain, chemistry that is! Thanks for in response to the long, dark days of a coping mechanism that stimulates learning with me!

Brevard Live April 2006 - 49 50 - Brevard Live April 2006 brevard SCENE THE BIG SQUEEZE Piano Concert “The Grand Manner”

Three days of carnival, live SAMUEL DILWORTH-LESLIE bands, a business trade nternationally acclaimed concert pianist and Professor show, craft show, cookoffs, IEmeritus of Rutgers University Samuel Dilworth-Les- dancers, sunshine and lie will be performing at the King Center in the intimate orange juice! What more can setting of the Studio Theatre on Saturday, April 1st, at Brevard ask for as the annual 7:30 pm. The recital will feature masterpieces of Haydn, BIG SQUEEZE Fest gets Schumann, Faure, Ravel, Albeniz and Chopin. underway on March 31 and continues through April 1st Mr. Dilworth-Leslie, a works of Gabriel Faure. His and 2nd. Palm Bay Chamber resident of Magnolia Springs recordings have been highly of Commerce makes this has performed across the praised by European and annual tribute to the Citrus U.S. and throughout Europe American critics. Industry at the Palm Bay and is recognized by his He trained under some BCC Fairgrounds with a peers as an authority on the of the more notable teach- Mardi Gras like atmosphere. ers and concert pianists, Saturday should be the big including Nadia Boulanger, day with cooking demos, the Rubinstein and Casadesus. In NEW & UPCOMING! orange juice squeeze-off, addition to his concert sched- Brevard has a large music bed races, Health Fair and ule, Mr. Dilworth-Leslie has scene. Some bands suck and tentatively, fireworks. Lots presented numerous lectures some don’t. Know any that of great live entertainment is on Chopin and Faure and don’t? Email clips, websites schedule, see calendar! For has served as adjudicator for or show information to: more info call the Palm Bay many national and interna- [email protected] Chamber at 951-9998. tional piano competitions.

Brevard Live April 2006 - 51 Art olanda Schofield in brevard Yfinds great joy in her by Lou Belcher artwork. It’s wonderful to have such a passion for your work. For example, early in her career she designed window displays for women’s specialty shops. To this day, she remembers that first job fondly. “I would wake up too early to go to work. I enjoyed it so much,” she said.

Art has always been the center of Schofield’s life. Her mother recognized her talent early on and encouraged her, providing private tutors to help develop her talents. Schofield attended Boston University where she earned a BS degree in applied art education. After college, she began window display work (first in Boston, then Hartford, and later in New York). As a freelance artist, clients often called her to design backgrounds for fashion shows, and she found herself especially busy during the holidays. Display work had it all. She loved the three- dimensional composition – the line, design, and color – of it. As she said, “What more could you want?” Schofield’s husband worked for the Boy Scouts of America. In 1963, he was transferred to the Transatlantic Council in Europe. First they lived in Germany for six months, and then they moved to Italy for two and a half years. When they moved to Europe, Schofield was forced to move beyond display work. During that time, she produced many watercolor sketches – a combination of pen, ink, and watercolor. She also painted with oils. To capture the essence of Italy, she focused on the antiquities and landmarks. This YOLANDA SCHOFIELD focus became a recurrent theme of her artwork that has continued to this day. Schofield reminisced that living in Italy, “…was a dream. I’d walk down the streets and think that this is like a stage set.” When they returned to the United States in 1966, Schofield and her husband lived in Massachusetts. At that time, she began a career teaching art to first grade through junior high students in the public schools. In 1973, her husband’s job moved them to Geneva, New York. She taught art in the parochial schools in Geneva for four more years before Schofield decided to go out on her own and draw for a living. She loved being near the Finger Lakes and once again became inspired by the many historic landmarks of that area of New York. She drew a landmark or two and took them to the editor of the paper and proposed that the paper run a series of articles where they would periodically publish one of her drawings with her text of its historical background. The paper accepted her proposal and published her historic works from 1975 until 1992.

52 - Brevard Live April 2006 These publications brought attention to her drawings, and she started to receive commissions to draw people’s homes and other historic buildings in the area. In addition to private commissions, she received commissions from hospitals, banks, VISA companies, colleges (Syracuse University, Hobart and William Smith Colleges, Keuka College), Boy Scouts (for calendars and drawings), Girl Scouts (for posters), and Ducks Unlimited, who hired her to do their annual print. During her time in the Finger Lakes, Schofield spent a good deal of time investigating and drawing the ruins of the Erie Canal. This resulted in a series of nineteen drawings, which she just recently sold as a set to the Lions National Bank. And, she was one of eight artists asked to exhibit in the World Canals Conference in 2000. Brevard County is lucky that Schofield extended her interest in historic landmarks to Florida when she and her husband retired and moved to Palm Bay in 1990. After moving to Florida, she soon followed her interest in history and was commissioned to draw a visualization of Fort Ann on Merritt Island. To make the drawing, she had to slog through woods with a guard from Cape Canaveral to reach the site of the original fort, and then she visited Fort Christmas in Christmas, Florida, to see the reconstruction of a fort of similar style. Schofield has drawn many buildings and historic landmarks in this area. She is committed to preserving the history of our county. Her statement that, “When putting in new developments, developers should be made to restore one or two historic landmarks,” shows her point on this issue. She sees it as a way we can continually replenish what is important to all of us. Since moving to Florida, Schofield has been active in the Strawbridge Art League. She has been involved in the planning of three exhibits focusing on landmarks and Florida, and she is currently the chairperson for Landmarks—Our Heritage, which will be on exhibit at the Henegar Center for the Arts in May. This exhibit will focus on ten Brevard County historic landmarks. Each year ten more landmarks will be featured and the members of the Strawbridge Art League will depict these historic treasures through their favorite mediums. Schofield hopes this will bring attention to the importance of our heritage. To contact Schofield about her work or about the upcoming exhibit, call 728-1543.

Brevard Live April 2006 - 53 Artin brevard “I will perform some original Paul Santa Maria: compositions live on guitar and be sur- rounded by 40 or more of my original ART & MUSIC SHOW artworks. I’ve wanted to do this for years and when Pascuale Troisi of uitarist and bassist, fine artist, Napoli Imports invited me to do my Ggraphic artist, music composer, show in his forthcoming Cafe Napoli, I photographer, recording engineer, could not resist. In addition to the show, music and art tutor. Is there anything I’ll be performing there regularly, as he Paul Santa Maria does not do? wants to have quality musicians play good music there in a true metropolitan “Change my own oil!” comes his style...a big-city thinker in a sleepy town response. - Schooling? “The Ear and like Melbourne, imagine that!” Eye Institute for the Possibly Talented!” At the show, there will be Having moved to Melbourne 7 pencil, digital and photographic years ago from Miami, Paul is currently works, as well as 15 or so differ- a tutor of music at Guitar Haven and ent music CD’s for sale. For this performs in a club date band with local show, Paul has put together his music agent Len Turner. “Top downloads from CD Baby” His current project will be seen Sat- CD that will only be a few bucks. urday, April 8th at Cafe Napoli, 1905 Sort of a Santa Maria sampler; S. Musicpal Lane (across from Bella’s). something for everyone. You can Billed “The Paul Santa Maria Art and preview some of his artwork at: Music Show”, it is designed to show off http://wwwArtOfPencil.com and listen both of Paul’s main talents - a master of to his music by linking to www.CD- the guitar as well as an amazing artist. Baby.com.

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