We're still on for this Sunday January 7th at The Rail with American Roots Live 40 - and what a show we have lined up for you starting at 7pm. Headliner: John Powers, with Johnny Charles. Mimi Nowak, JR Bradfield, Spiros Soukis, Bobby Malavenda and many more and very special surprises!!!
Then ARL moves back into it's original time slot every Thursday night at the Rail starting this Thursday January 11th at 9pm. Hope to see all the old faces for ARL 41 Thursday.
Make sure to come early to enjoy 25 cent wings and $2 drafts between 4 - 8pm And enjoy the Rail's delicious 16 oz. Steak Special (all day - everyday) including expertly prepared red potatoes and seasonal vegetables for only $9.95.
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www.myspace.com/americanroots - become a friend of ARL
http://nastyned.blogspot.com - complete Nasty Ned Live schedule
Remember this Sunday at the Rail...
American Roots Live 40 with Nasty Ned
...in 2 Great Locations - Bound Brook, NJ & Easton, PA
Sunday night at 7 pm
at The Rail
350 E. Main St.
Bound Brook, NJ
732 742-RAIL
www.therailonmain.com/
HEADLINERS: John Powers & Friends ...plus a huge star studded cast of your favorite American Roots All Stars!
... will you be among them?
Come to the Rail early and enjoy the $9.95 Steak Special from their delicious new menu and get a great seat for the show!
Thursday night at 9 pm
at The Bluetone Cafe
683 Walnut St.
Easton, PA
(610) 258-5812
www.bluetonecafe.com
HEADLINERS: Billy K & the Pocono Players and a star studded cast of American Roots All Stars from both sides of the river!
Come to the Bluetone Cafe early for the BEST southern fried chicken, cheese mac and sweet potato fries this side of the Mason-Dixon and get yourself a good seat for the show!
Don't miss American Roots Live. There is no other show like it anywhere !
Upcoming Live Shows w/ Nasty Ned
January 12, Friday - Nasty Ned & Noo Dogs The Bull, Piscataway NJ
January 13, Saturday - Nasty Ned joins Big Daddy & the Wildcats at Smoke House BBQ, Hackettstown, NJ
Attention: Acts wishing to showcase at American Roots Live can email Nasty Ned at nastyned@att.net
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And please continue to support everyone who works hard to keep live music alive.
A PLEASANT SYMMETRY
A PLEASANT SYMMETRY
Saturday, January 06, 2007
Wednesday, January 03, 2007
Roots Review 39
The kids are alright!
Last Thursday's American Roots Live was the epitome of what our movement is all about... the kids. In a packed Bluetone Cafe full of musician's and fans of all ages American Roots music was the focus from blues to country to rock to free style jam.
Billy & K the Pocono Players laid down a solid set of roots based classic rock then backed Carl Van Camp who tore through some Elvis, Johnny Cash and George Jones (pic). Fans young and old soaked in the sweet sounds of yesterday.
Billy K was joined on stage by his 14 year old son Dolan Kutzman on Drums and 17 year old friend Tim Beery on Bass. Nick T on guitar and vocals played with nine year old Brent Meyers who took center stage this week playing his own strat in front of Ed Moore on drums and Chip Bush playing bass.
Nancy Colletti aired out her amazing voice while her children listened and 21 year old Michael Lopresti rocked electric with Matt Roman. Roman then free styled quite interestingly with Billy K - deep.
Other stand outs were Clay Reilly on trumpet. Kevin Tracy , keys, Jaimo Flynn on drums, Joe Matthews, bass Brian Becklin, guitar Sonny Young, guitar & vocals, some guy named Ned blowin' harp and with Arlene Schar in the house, many others.
Thanks to Elmore Magazine and publisher Suzanne Cadgene for their continued support of the effort, the Bluetone's Joe Karam, Doug, Aaron, Katelyn and Christine and thanks to all the parents for recognizing that American Roots Live Shows are a good place to bring the kids to grab a piece of history and expand a mind. For learning to play their instruments better on stage - which is an ultimate form of artistic expression - builds confidence in young people.
We all had fun. We're all proud.
Keeping it real,
Ned
Last Thursday's American Roots Live was the epitome of what our movement is all about... the kids. In a packed Bluetone Cafe full of musician's and fans of all ages American Roots music was the focus from blues to country to rock to free style jam.
Billy & K the Pocono Players laid down a solid set of roots based classic rock then backed Carl Van Camp who tore through some Elvis, Johnny Cash and George Jones (pic). Fans young and old soaked in the sweet sounds of yesterday.
Billy K was joined on stage by his 14 year old son Dolan Kutzman on Drums and 17 year old friend Tim Beery on Bass. Nick T on guitar and vocals played with nine year old Brent Meyers who took center stage this week playing his own strat in front of Ed Moore on drums and Chip Bush playing bass.
Nancy Colletti aired out her amazing voice while her children listened and 21 year old Michael Lopresti rocked electric with Matt Roman. Roman then free styled quite interestingly with Billy K - deep.
Other stand outs were Clay Reilly on trumpet. Kevin Tracy , keys, Jaimo Flynn on drums, Joe Matthews, bass Brian Becklin, guitar Sonny Young, guitar & vocals, some guy named Ned blowin' harp and with Arlene Schar in the house, many others.
Thanks to Elmore Magazine and publisher Suzanne Cadgene for their continued support of the effort, the Bluetone's Joe Karam, Doug, Aaron, Katelyn and Christine and thanks to all the parents for recognizing that American Roots Live Shows are a good place to bring the kids to grab a piece of history and expand a mind. For learning to play their instruments better on stage - which is an ultimate form of artistic expression - builds confidence in young people.
We all had fun. We're all proud.
Keeping it real,
Ned
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