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MAY 31:
We're Gonna Booglarize Ya, Baby!
THE
BOOGLARIZERS
The Booglarizers' recent CD,
"Extra Crispy" presents thirteen original tunes about love, food, and
other controlled substances, all composed by Richard DiPaolo. The band's music
includes fingerstyle guitar, mandolin, harmonica, clarinet, tuba, washboard and
drums! Their vocalists have harmonized, crooned and growled together for over a
quarter century!
The band have developed a loyal
following who come to their raucous shows to enjoy an infectious blend of early
country blues, ragtime, jugband, New Orleans-style jazz and R&B with just
the right touch of funky, barrel-house vibes. The band's repetoir mixes original
tunes with old-time legends from Ledbelly and Robert Johnson to Ray Charles, Ry
Cooder and Jim Kweskin.
So come on down for a rockin' good
time and remember what the good Captan Beefheart said, "I'm Gonna
Booglarize Ya, Baby!"
 A
surgeon by day and a talented singer at night, Nicole
Kafka will be Carl Worner and Bob McKay's special guest on the Memorial Day (May 26th)
holiday edition of "What's It
Called? Considered to be a Renaissance Woman, Nicole has sung in venues as
disparate as New Jersey bars, Harvard University and Carnegie Hall. Her
repertory includes a wide range of music and her big voice, full clear tones and
musicianship are matched only by her beauty, charm and wit. She will be
performing a new show "Deliciously Twisted" with musical director
& pianist David Epstein April 16 & 23rd at 7pm at the Laurie Beechman
Theatre at the West Bank Cafe in NYC. I'm sure Nicole won't be performing any
operations during our interview.
As Carl says, "We're not just whistling
"Dixie" on our show!"
The Paul Green School of Rock Music is hosting
its “Best of Season
Jamfest” on Saturday, June 7, 2008 from 12:00 noon until 9:00 pm on the
grounds of Pennytown Village located on Rt 31 in Pennington, NJ.
This event will highlight students from several of the PG School of Rock’s
locations, including Princeton, Philadelphia, Bucks County and Delaware. Students, aged 7 to 17, will be performing classic
hits from the likes of Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, The Beatles, Queen, Metallica.
The “Best of Season Jamfest” will offer refreshments, activities and
entertainment for the entire family. You can enjoy the Rock Concert atmosphere
and at the same time enjoy great food, shopping unique clothing and craft
venues, try your hand at Origami, have your face painted or chill and get a
massage!
Tickets for the Jamfest are $12 in advance or $15 day of the show.
Pennytown Village is located at 145 Rt. 31 North in Pennington. Visit the
website for more cool details
Saturday July
19th 2008 (Rain date Sunday July 20th)
Califon Area
Merchants Professionals Association (CAMPA) presents:
The First CAMPA
Music Fest featuring:
The Damn
Lovelys
CB Radio
The Legendary Blue Sparks
Califon Island
Park
Bank Street
Califon, NJ
This fund raising event will benefit "The South Branch Watershed
Association" and "The Friends of Califon Island Park." Sponsors
are welcome and should contact Ed Varty for more information at www.califon.org
or email to campa@califon.org
or pppcalifon@nac.net.
Click on the images to
enjoy full-size photos from our 2007 Concert for HomeGrownRadioNJ @ The Stanhope
House on November 3.
   
   
   
 
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