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This weblog is an online journal. If there is a "mission" it is to generate interest in the local music scene. I attempt to do that by attending events and talking about my experiences in occasional posts.. I do not intend to offer criticism .. I am not a musician. I do highlight those artists that put on a bigger and/or better show and the artists that "move me" more but even those less polished are offering something to the local hard working people and I'd like to see more patrons out there enjoying the good local talent.

You will find a log of my few weekly experiences. My "angle" may be different in some ways, hopefully. I sometimes see things differently. I hope my perceptions offer some insight on occasion and some humor.

I expect that this conversation will reveal a life that appreciates blues. I see "blues" as musical-artistic expressions of human conditions.

I also like to provide links to other things on the web that I find interesting. I will be commenting on the places I go to hear music and the people I meet. I will be commenting on the things I see and hear on Long Island and elsewhere. As much as I hate politics I may find it hard to resist commenting on that too.

This is a personal, creative endeavor so if there are some mistakes, well, sorry... it's free entertainment. I consider myself something of an impressionist as it pertains to style. I am human and sometimes speak /write before I think. I can get into trouble with these extroverted tendencies but thats why this is...what it is... a journal. I hope you find some useful information or something entertaining on occasion....thanks for being here!!!!

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When you think the local music scene is getting predictable you only have to change your pattern a little bit to discover how much more is going on.

I have been discussing changes on weeknight jams and even some club closings (DJ Riders unfortunately) and things like that have caused me to go to new places just to keep track of events. For instance recently I checked out Jessies Roadhouse both on a Wednesday and this past weekend a Saturday night. Joe Vicino attracts a good cast of players and many I have mentioned and posted for months and even years without having heard all of them in that time.

This past Saturday night I caught Deb Novak and Joe Perricone and Jim Treutlein...among others. Ms. Novak is a versatile bass player who offers nice vocals. Treutlein is a seamless guitar guy with a good repetoire and Perricone on keys was solid. That cast with Joe Vicino, Rich Lanahan (Fourteen Feet) and also Sydney Hendricks made for an entertaining night of eclectic music and Jessies Roadhouse was packed. It was busy night and a full menu of music.

Last week, prior to my weekend wanderings I had the pleasure of attending a tribute and memorial event for the late Val Thomas who played bass with Little Busters Soul Brothers. The event had a great cast of players including Saxy Ric, Al Levy, Donnie Celenza, Sterling Bailey, Dave Patrick and many others. It was yet another world of musicians who make music here on Long Island and elsewhere and it further motivates me to attend new places in my quest for original music and musicians. The talent is rich and the players are many and it always astounds me how many "pockets" of musicians there are.

In the coming months I intend to try and grow my website via advertising and other ideas in order to reach more potential music-goers. I want to generate more live music demand and one way I can do that is by growing the visability of my site, talking about live music and "covering" it for people who don't realize what is available. I perceive a lack of coverage by larger media and I think that is something that, while may not be depressing the live music scene, it is not doing what it could to help in a tough economy. I will try to pick up that perceived slack by becoming a little "louder" per se.

One way I can grow faster is by trying to generate some advertising money and I will be picking up my effort to sell some space on my home page here in addition to taking on an e-commerce funstion. I would like to sell CD's for local artists if they are interested and I will also offer T-Shirts and other items. The money I generate here I can put into advertising. I would also like to host shows eventually and promote the local blues artists that are trying to make a living or are trying to stay alive as they do what they are driven to do... make music.

If you have a business or interest that you would like to promote to an over 30, music-going audience please ask me about a spot on my website with a link. I have been gaining traffic steadily and it is a consistent and good size audience.

Thank you all who send me information and keep me posted and thanks also those who just visit my site and visit live music. That is the intended result. Music inspires and entertains and brings people together. It motivates me every day.

bill

In the past week I have been hearing about a lot of good events that I was unable to attend. I'm glad it is going on with and without me.

I got out on Wednesday night and I heard it was quiet all around last week. I stopped in at Jessie's Roadhouse and at least I got some good buffalo wings and some cool blues guitar. Joe Vicino and friends had some inspired moments including a noteworthy Muddy Waters remake with a twist. I like it when the places are packed but I like it just as much when I get a good seat and there's some good guitar to hear.

I'm not in it for the money but I understand that someone has to be or there won't be many places for shows. The relationship between commerce and music creates stories that I really don't want to cover. Who is paying who how much and who is not paying who... and how much does someone make and how much does a place pay...blah,blah,blah.

I'm here for music and to generate interest and that's what I intend to discuss. I have a few thoughts about music and industry and government too but I will address that in a specific piece someday soon. For now I will do all I can do to keep the conversation going about the performers and the performances and the venues.

I was able to get to a show on Saturday and I went where friends were converging as it had been a while since I planned a night on that basis.

Nancy Bahnsen put together a tight band including Anthony Steele on guitar, Rob Jack, bass, Adam Tese (killin it) on sax, Don Moffit on drums and Joey D on keys. Ms.Bahnsen and her talented bandmates all had shining moments and they put on a helluva show. It was fun to see Nancy B stepping out, literally and figuratively and some fun solos by Tese on sax and Steele on axe.

Another sweet moment was a guest performance by Diane McArdle. She agreed to a request for "Drift Away" and melted a few hearts including mine.

The Bad Moon Saloon in Merrick hosted another fun show and a good time was had by all.

As for the quiet Wednesday night I am sure it is a seasonal depression and as a matter of fact it has not been a bad winter for music. It has been miserable weather too. But pitchers and catchers have reported to spring training camps in Florida so spring is not far away and soon people will come out of their homes and they will feel warm air and sun on their faces and maybe even take in some live entertainment. Imagine.

Thanks for checking in and stay tuned for more musical excitement next week.

bill

Sometimes I get asked to use my little network to serve certain purposes. In this case I was asked to help find a fill-in act for a show on Friday night. I was happy to help and I was happy to attend Chrissie O'Dell at Mirelle's.

Ms. O'Dell scrambled quite a bit to make that happen and ended up with a solid cast and put on a memorable show. I want you to understand, a) how hard it is to do all that on short notice from so far away, b) how good that show was and c) how underappreciated it was given how good.

Just for the record I am working on making this site more potent as far as reaching local audience. In lieu of actual money for advertising I utilize word of mouth and other networks to pass the word but soon I will be be promoting a little and soon I will be able to reach a lot more people in order to get word out... however short the notice, when something noteworthy (like that) is going on.

Ms O'Dell had with her, Bill Marino on guitar, Charlie Interrante on bass and Don Moffit on drums.

Chrissie took control of the show from the first hit and I guess that's what one would have called a command performance. She drove home every song with deliberation and ferocity, the band right on her heels and in some spots offering their own shining moments. Marino was equal to the moment with some gorgeous riffs and Interrante was really tuned in and drove a cool beat. I also enjoyed Don M's moments on skins.

O'Dell delivered her starkly gritty blues stylings to each and every member of the audience directly. She weaved in and out of the table area leaving the mic on stage at one point and making it a very personal and unforgettable show.

Her vocal style expresses a courageous and open heart in a distinctive yet categorically bluesy dialect.

After restarting her career in the last year or so Ms. O'Dell is gaining fast momentum and her star shines brighter and brighter.

I felt I was shown the experiences of the the songs for the purposes they were written. It was a cool performance.

There were so many other shows that promised great experiences also but, raising a teen, I had too much other goings-on and didn't get out again until Sunday. I tried checking out King Cobras at Big Daddy's in Massapequa but given the amount of cars outside and the size of the room I turned around and headed to the Brickhouse.

The Jim Kolman jam was happenin and there were all kinds of players from Joeseph Felicetta to Craig Hopping on vocals to Tru Doty, Charlie Labs and Freddie P and even funky Tim on keys. Kolman had a new new toy, the stylin Steve Interrante was great on sax, Tim Smith layed down some saucy Van Morrison...and on and on. It was a festive Sunday night affair and a good way to end a great weekend of live music on Long Island.

Thanks for checking in blues fans and keep on keeping me posted.

bill

It's been a long time between posts and that's not been for lack of activity.

Life just gets too damn busy. As a self-employed type I have to keep the ball rolling and in these times it's been a heavy ball to push.

Last weekend I had some time so I ran out to Bobbique's to catch some Kerry Kearney. I know they published a new cd and I wanted to hear some of that.

Kerry Kearney Band has their own brand of blues and it was good to hear again. The four-piece with Kerry K on slide and 6-string, Frank Celenza on bass, Eileen Murphy on drums and Tony Campo on keys have an always surprising synergy that makes for a full sound. They play a rich instrumental harmony and the result is a seamless flow of a rolling folksy blues. It's a wonderful sound and some of the new stuff I heard was great. I posted one of the tunes from the new CD, Balancing Meridians on the playlist. Check it out and check out a show of Kerry Kearney's blues soon!

Saturday I caught a set of SmokinMess with Bill Marino, Rich Thiel, Chrissy O'Dell and Bruce Dixon at Mill Creek Tavern in Bayville.

It's a nice little room with ambience and a nice crowd. The foursome had some balls and some tasty blues and they got the place up and into it. I would have stayed for more but I had obligations down on the south shore so I went splitsville and headed to Brightwaters Inn for the Blue Matter jam. It was well attended with all kinds of players including some funk guys; Funky Tim on keys and Clem Allen on bass, some horn with Pete Tursi, some guitar with Jim Kolman and I heard that I missed a few others. It's always a fun jam (first Saturday of the month) and Wally hosts a fun night.

Maggies has excellent location. It is right off the Southern State Pkwy. on Straight Path, W Babylon. It is pretty average as far as ambience goes to be kind but for blues it has it going on. There is an actual stage sort of tucked into the wall. There is room to dance assuming the pool table has been moved otherwise you may be in for a fight. The room has the feel of an old saloon with tables and chairs well broken in and a long bar usually well attended.

Friday night I arrived after the start of Jim Moran Band with Roxy Perry. Jim had Frank Anstiss on drums and Bob Fusco and Tim Smith on bass. Ms. Perry is a guest singer from upstate where she has carved out a long and decorated blues career.

It was an inauspicious setting for a night of good guitar blues and smooth vocals but thats what I got. Combine a good voice with that much experience and the result is something like a velvety twenty-five year old scotch. She was smooth, nuanced and no nonense. With Jim Moran's guitar it was a night of well done grown-up music.

There were also some fine guests in the house. We were treated to some guitar stylings by Russell Hitman Alexander and some true grit vocals by Sweet Suzi Smith. All that blues at little ole' Maggies in W Babylon. Jim Moran also hosts a Saturday 4pm jam there every week and it's a cool late afternoon experience.

Saturday was a night of entertainment in every corner of the island. There were excellent shows in a dozen locations. Luckily I had made a prior commitment to attend Chrissie O'Dell at Bad Moon Saloon in Merrick. Sometimes it is difficult to choose.

Chrissie O'Dell is another blues vocalist extraordinaire. We are lucky to have so many artists here both as native artists and frequent visitors.

Bad Moon Saloon was buzzing when I arrived. The place was full and I grabbed a seat and got comfortable. Instead of trying to catch numerous shows I decided to take one in from beginning to end...a rare feat for me.

Chrissie O'Dell started strong. She sang strong. The whole show was a display of guts and a determined expression. She brought it with all she had and with a smile and there was nothing left at the end but a tired looking blues singer with a raspy voice... and a smile of course.

Chrissie O'Dell brings blues from the book of blues. She is true to the music and loyal to the original artists and she brings that truthfullness to her own stuff. The band was Bill Marino on guitar, Jim Leach on bass and Ralphie Santiago on skins. Marino added a lot with understated grace and style and the rhythm section was solid. They put together an excellent show and an appreciative crowd stayed until close to three in the am.

There were guest performers in that show as well and it made for an interesting night with a mix of styles.

Suzi Smith, in the same blues mode as me for the weekend, made another cameo and wow'd the audience with her own ample force, Nancy Bahnsen got up for some nice bluesy blues stuff and Jim Kolman tickled a few tunes with some nice guitar playing.

I was spoiled with two excellent blues shows and I heard there were more elsewhere this weekend.

Thanks for stopping by people and thanks for keeping me posted. Stay tuned for the calendar for the coming week.

bill

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Live Music Calendar (Posted Mondays, edited all week. By Billfoolery.com )

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Monday

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Tuesday, August 31

Tommy Keys @ Bay Shore Bandshell 12:30

Nina Etcetera @ Smith Point Bch Hut, Shirley 5

That 70's Band @ Cupsogue Bch Hut, W Hampton 5:30

Don & Wiley @ Strawberrys, Hunt. 6

Good Intentions @ The Fishery, E Rockaway 7

Jam @ Katies in Smithtown, 9

Jim Moran Jams @ Blue Parrot, Massap. 9:30

Ian Petillo & Johnny X-Ray Jam @ Murphy's Bar, 234 Old Country Rd., Mineola 8

Open Mic @ The Thirsty Scholar, Holbrook, Sign-up at 8

Long Beach Jazz Jam @ LB Community Center, Magnolia & Pine. 7

Deb Novak & Jim Treutline jam @ Jessies Roadhouse, Merrick 9

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Wednesday, Sept 1

Yo Daddy @ Venetian Shores Bch Hut, Lindenhurst 5:30

Wonderous Stories @ Hudson & McCoys, Freeport 7

That 70's Band @ Lombardi's on the Bay, Patch 7:30

Don & Wiley @ Kismet Inn, Fire Island 7:30

Pamela Betti Band @ Blacksmith Tavern, Smithtown 8

Digital Blues Gateway (Blues online) @ Gateway978.com 8

Jim Moran has a weekly Jam w/ Andy Bigans @ Neirs Tavern, Woodhaven, Queens 7:30

New Open Mic Night @ Spices Restaurant, This week; 19 South Band. 1084 Grand Ave., Baldwin. 8pm

Blues w/ rotating cast of great bands @ Bobbique's, Patch. 8

Jules Radino Jam at Painters in Bayport 9

Jam at Jessie's Roadhouse with Joe Vicino and Co.. Merrick Rd., Merrick. 9

Donnie C and Dave Patrick Jam @ Harvey's, Cedarhurst 9:30

Long Island Blues Warehouse w/ Mark Klein is now on the web and Wed. night is the encore presentation of the Sunday night show. LiBlues.com 7-9pm

Skip Bemet @ Porters on the Lane, Bellport 6:30

JazzJam w/ Vincenzo & Co. @ The Dunton Inn, So. Country Rd., Patchogue 9pm

Jazz jam @ The Breakers,, Bayville w/ Legacy Jazz Band. 8:30

Jam @ Jakes, E Meadow 9ish

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Thursday, Sept 2

Shotgun Live @ Off Key Tiki Bar, 31 Baker Pl., Patch 5

That 70's Band @ Smith Point Bch Hut, Shirley 6

Sly Geralds Band @ EB Elliots, Freeport 6

Pep & The Soul Explosion @ JC Cove, Freeport 6

Christine Sweeney @ RS Jones, Merrick 7

Sweet Suzi w/ John Puglisi @ Northport Wine Tasting Room, Northport 7

Wonderous Stories @ Port Jefferson Harbor 7:30

Mike Nugent Jam @ Cantebury Ale, Oyster Bay 9

Jam at the New ETQuiggs. Merrick Rd., Bellmore w/ Brother Dave. 9

John Judd Jam @ Juggs & Strokers, Merrick 9

Frank Walker Open Mic @ the Irish Cottage, Massap

Jam @ The Bellport Restaurant, 169 So. Country Rd., Bellport. hosted by owner/chef, Taylor Alonso. Rock, blues, jazz,country. 9:30

Ed the Hat jam @ Bobbique's, Patch. 8

DJ & Karaoke @ Blue Parrot, Massap. 10

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Friday, September 3

Amy & John @ Sreamboat Landing, Glen Cove 6

Bobby Sexton @ Sayville Inn 6

KC & The Lovedrops @ Fadeley's, Patch 6-8ish

That 70's Band @ Dublin Deck, Patch 6:30

Frank Latorre & The King Bees @ Art & Soul Gallery, 495-a Montauk Hwy,Eastport 7

Donny & Danny (Celenza & Kean)@ Sonoma Grill, Holbrook 7

Ace @ Toomeys Tavern, Amity 8

Mystic @ The Fishery, E Rockaway 8

John Pizzarelli @ Westhampton Bch., Perf Arts Center 8:30 $

Chic n Martini @ Stone Turtle, Island Park 8:30

King Cobras @ Eleanor Rigby's, Mineola 8:30

Whinin Cheese @ Farrells, W Islip 8:30

Buttered Soul @ Bobbique's, Patch 9

Amethyst Roxx @ Lulu's Vill Pub, Port Jeff 9 $

Roxy Perry Labor Day Party & Jam @ Maggies, W Babylon 9:30

Chauncy Nedd & The Neddmen @ Brickhouse Brewery 10

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Saturday, Sept 4

Tommy Keys Band Performing at Breast Cancer Benefit w/ BBQ and Grill Cook-Off @ Tanger Outlets, Deer Park 11am

Behind Closed Doors @ Huntington LightHouse Music Fest, Hunt. 2

Ken the Rocket Korb w/ Bruce McDonald @ Palmer Vineyards 2-6

Jim Moran Jam @ Maggies, W Babylon 4

The Urge @ Toomeys Tavern, Amity 4

Down & Dirty @ Heritage Park, Mt. Sinai 5

Bobby Sexton @ Sayville Inn (Middle Rd.) 6-10

Lisa Itts @ Mediterranean Seafood Cafe, Long Bch 7

Tommy Keys @ Tweeds, Riverhead 7

Sweaty Betty Band @ The Oar, Patch 7

Vagabond Garden @ Bellport Bandshell, Bellport Marina 7

Blues Box @ Tiki Bar, Sunset Harbor, Patch 7

Rockslide @ Dockside Cafe, W Babylon 7:30

Shawn Colvin @ Westhampton Bch Perf Arts Center 8:30 $

Steve Cochran Birthday Party w/ JP Blues, Drivin Rain & more @ Giacomo Jacks, Amity 9

20 Highview @ Bobbique's, Patch 9

Blue Matter Band and Jam @ Brightwaters Inn 9:30ish

Pamela Betti Band @ Nicky's of Centerport 9:30

Sound Advice @ The Breakers, Bayville 9:30

That 70's Band @ Port Jazz, Port Jeff 10:30

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Sunday September 5

Gail Storm @ Dockside Cafe, W Babylon 11am

That 70's Band @ The Casino, Davis Park, Fire Island 2-6

Good Intentions @ The Fishery, E Rockaway 3

Reckoning @ Bradstock, (Maritime Museum), Sayville 2

Bradstock Festival also includes The Electrix, Professor Rubadub, Hydroyum, Ed Travers and more (10am to 10pm. Bring a blanket and chairs)

Down & Dirty @ Off Key Tiki Bar, Patch 5

Buttered Soul @ Smith Point Bch Hut, Shirley 5

Danny Kean & Friends @ Dockside Cafe, W Babylon 6-9

King Cobras @ Twangstock Fest., Hicksville 8

**Blondie @ Westhampton Bch Perf Arts Center 8:30 $

Graveyard Blues, WRCN 103.9 Radio or wrcn.com 8

Check this out! Ed the Hat jams at Madison's in Northport 8

Jim Kolman hosts Sunday night Jam @ Brickhouse Brewery, Patch 8

also...see Sunday jams below...

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Monday Labor Day

Down & Dirty @ The Casino, Davis Park, Fire Island 3

Blue Matter Band @ Venetian Shores Bch Hut, Lindenhurst 5:30

Robert Lepley Jazz Jam @ Fox Hollow Inn, 7725 Jericho Tpke, Woodbury 8-11

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Jam Menu(best with toast)

...and regular weeknight shows.

Sunday Night jams...who wants some blues?

Jim Kolman jams @ Brickhouse Brewery...Always a happenin thing. 8

The Oasis in Baldwin is an awesome jam too...every Sunday night.

Open Mic and Karaoke Sinclairs in W Babylon 9

First Three Sundays ea. Month @ Velvet Lounge, Setauket. 9pm w/ Bobby Sexton and others

Blue Parrot, Massapequa has an Open Mic. 1 till done.

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Monday doesn't suck for Blues

Jazz jam at the Fox Hollow Inn (7715 Jericho Tpke, Woodbury) w/ Bob Leply, Frank Bellucci and Al Cardillo 8-11

Jam w/ Knapper Time Band featuring Devyn Kane @ Proper Cafe, 217-01 Linden Bl., Cambria Hts. 718-341-2233

Jam @ Dare Studios. 261F Suburban Ave., Deer Park. 8

Bartini in Babylon..Open Mike w/ Dave Drew

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Tuesday jam anyone?

Ian Petillo jazz jam @ Murphy's in Mineola 8

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GottaJam Wednesday

Wonderous Stories @ Hudson & McCoys, Freeport (for summer) 7 - 10:30

Vincenzo & Co. JazzJam, 12 Yrs and going strong @ Dunton Inn, So. Country Rd., Patch. 9

Donnie Celenza, Dave Patrick and Co. are at Harvey's in Cedarhurst starting July 1

Open Mic @ Upper Deck, Papa Jo's Rest. Port Jeff. Acoust. 7

McArthur Park in RVC., 1 Maple Ave. 8:30 sign up. 9:30 start. Ladies night.

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Thursday Jams

Ed the Hat Jam @ Bobbique, 7pm

Brother Dave hosting the jam @ ET Quiggs, Bellmore 9

John Judd (is back !! ) and Ralph Santiago Jam @ Juggs & Strokers in Merrick!

Michael Mann @ Chesterfields, Hunt 9

Acoustic Open Mic (Dave Drew) @ Lefty's, Lindenhurst.

Frank Walker Open Mic @ Irish Cottage, Park. Blvd., Massp.

The Mudcats host a jam @ The Breakers Rest., 12 Bayville Ave, Bayville. 8 to 12

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Sat. Jam

Jim Moran hosting @ Maggie's in W Babylon. Str. Path., 4pm

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