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Saturday,
April 29-2006
The Shining Stone:
Uniontown, PA
Tonight we
played our best:"Git By", "Looks Are Deceivin", "Somethins
Cookin", "We Come A Long Way", "Graceland".We also did
new tunes "Hells Highway" and "Son Of A Gun" in the 90
minute first set. Set two kicked off with "That Ain't
Gonna Happen", "I Seen Too Much", "Mister Right Now",
"You Go Your Way" "End Of The Line" "Million Tears" we
also threw in a couple old cover tunes "Suspicious
Minds", "You Really Got A Hold On Me" and "Wholly
Bully". Set three blasted off with "Boilermaker",
"Burin' Up", "That Girl", "Lovedog"...............special
requests: "Loverboy", "T-Bird"...................rockin
strong!
Saturday,
April 22-2006
Seven Springs PA
Joe Grushecky
opened the show. Watch out here come da whop wit da
bop:"Boilermaker", "Somethins Cookin", "Rockn Roll
City", "We Come A Long Way", "Graceland", "Nothin To
Lose", "Mister Right Now". We brought Herman Granatti up
to play keys on "Burnin Up" and Lovedog". We then got
David Granatti up to play lap steel on "Lovedog". They
still play great both of em. The Granatti Brothers
closed the show and the dork boy got up and rocked the
last couple jams like a fool groan man.
Friday,
April 21-2006
Moondogs: Blawnox, PA
Slow nite at
da dog house.......da nite life ain't no good........so
we just played one, two and a half hour set. A lesser
band would have crumbled.
Thursday,
April 20-2006
Excuses: South Side, Pgh,
PA
Tonight when
we were playin "Steeler Nation" & a jammer sitting in
the audienc,e started playing the melody to "The
Pennsylvania Polka" on a trumpet. Priceless!
Thursday,
April 13-2006
Excuses: South Side, Pgh,
PA
Harry wasn't
feeling well, so Whitey and I played as a duo. We had a
blast! Chris Franchese of Long Branch, New Jersey was
the first up to jam. Chris did a couple of new originals
that smoked. Donny Zeck up next, also did a couple of
hot originals. Slim Forsyth and bass player Stormy did a
few Hank Williams tunes with Frank Joseph on sax. Barry
from England did a couple solo acoustic numbers. My ole
friend Leif ended up on drums. Lott'sa action!
Saturday,
April 8-2006
Trinity's: Waynesburg, PA
Cool club,
nice folks. Most of the people in attendance had never
seen us before. That's always fun for me, VIRGINS
!!!!!!! Good friend, Larry the Kidman sang "Dead
Flowers" with us. John sang "Crossroads". Other than
those two highlights, it was me and my boys playing
Pittsburgh rock all night long. We sent out a new tune
"Son Of A Gun", to local celebrity Bobby Moore.
Friday
April 7-2006
Moondogs: Blanox, PA
Our show this
evening was short and sweet: "Boilermaker", "Somethins
Cookin", "We Come A Long Way", "Hells Highway", "Son Of
A Gun", and a few old Tiger tunes.Tonight was about Gary
Beloma and the Blues Bombers, we were proud to be on the
show the night of their new CD release party. Gary
sounded great, as he has for the past 30 years or so.
Soloists Frank Giovi on guitar and Chris Patterini on
sax ripped. Ole friend Don on bass was solid as a rock.
Thursday,
April 6-2006
Excuses: South Side
Pittsburgh, PA
Lott'sa
jammers this evening. My cousin, Dave Fiore played sax
with Frank Joseph during Donny Zecks smokin set. Lenny
Ferrari played drums, while me and Whitey did some wild
vocol improv stuff on the longest version of "Smoke Two
Joints" in history. |