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Watkins Glen Anniversary Jams Celebrated with Berry Oakley, Kettle of Fish and Ship of Fools

In 1973, in Watkins Glen NY, there was a rock festival which drew over 600,000 and was once in the Guinness Book of World Records as the largest audience at a rock concert.  No, it wasn’t Woodstock! It was the Summer Jam at Watkins Glen.  There were only three bands that played; The Grateful Dead, The Band and The Allman Brothers.  Produced by the late great Bill Graham, there were 150,000 tickets sold at $10.00 each and the other 450,000 showed up for free!

Happy Fourth of July From The Sarasota Post

Well, it is here, that tipping point when we turn our attention to the second half of the year.  Yes, with blinding speed, we have popped the cork on the bubbly for New Year’s Eve, opened our hearts on Valentine’s Day, ate our weight in jelly beans at Easter, celebrated graduations, moms and dads.  Can you believe it?  When they say, “don’t blink,” it resonates.

Visionary Blues Star Selwyn Birchwood Celebrates New Release With Performance In Bradenton!

“A remarkable contemporary bluesman…a powerhouse young guitarist and soulful vocalist. A major player…highly recommended.” –Rolling Stone

Visionary young blues star Selwyn Birchwood will celebrate the release of his new Alligator album, PICK YOUR POISON, with a performance at Ace’s Live in Bradenton on Friday, July 21, 2017. On PICK YOUR POISON, Birchwood, along with his band-saxophonist Regi Oliver, bassist Huff Wright and drummer Courtney “Big Love” Girlie-takes a major step forward, crafting visionary blues for a new generation of forward-looking fans. Concert information is as follows:

Gregg Allman- The Midnight Rider Goes Home to Macon

Gregg Allman was born in Nashville and lived in Savannah, Sarasota, L.A. and traveled the world.  On Saturday, he went back to Macon to be laid to rest with his brother Duane and friend, Berry Oakley in the city that started it all. Macon, Georgia showed their love and respect saying goodbye to their musical son. 

Jason Haram- Homegrown Blues

This past week I got the opportunity to catch up with Jason Haram as he wrapped up his evening at the “Strictly Blues on the Bay” Jam at the Swordfish Grill and Tiki that Jason hosts every Thursday night. Jason’s workhorse, a 62 Fender Stratocaster sits silent, it’s sunburst finish in places completely worn away, it proudly bears the scars of his craft.

Bob Dylan’s Birthday BASH at WSLR

Now that Bob Dylan has won the Nobel Prize for Literature (2016) – the first musician to win the award –WSLR decided it was time to pay tribute to the enigmatic songwriter. Multiple bands will pay tribute including Ship of Fools, Steve Arvey with Rebecca Byrd and Roy Handcuff (WSLR’s very own Mark Zampella, Kid Red, Paul Louis and Scott Blum).

Bo Bice talks Blood, Sweat and Tears, Life after Idol and Gregg Allman

Epcot’s International Flower and Garden Festival runs every year from March through Memorial Day Weekend! Part of the festival includes the “Garden Rocks Concert Series”. Different national acts every weekend. Blood Sweat and Tears with Bo Bice were performing on the weekend of our visit. Bo has gone through many changes since his Idol days. Gone is the long hair.

Exotic Cars, Jay Leno and Robin Zander Give to Make-A-Wish

The 14th Annual Celebration Exotic Car Festival was in Orlando last weekend! Celebration Exotic Car Festival is a non-profit for the Make-A-Wish Foundation.  It is the largest showcase of exotic cars in the U.S.! From Ferrari’s to Hollywood vehicles like the Batmobile there is something for everyone. 

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