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GUNS N’ HOSES GNR TRIBUTE
RETURN TO ROCK 12 GRAPES
music & wine bar
Come for the food, stay for the music.
12 Grapes features a New American menu
Wine on tap ~ Craft Beer ~ Extensive Bourbon selection
2014 Best of Westchester® “Best Live Music Spot”
Sat, Jan 3rd
Sat Jan 10th
CHRIS RAABE BAND
GUNS N’ HOSES
Every 3rd Thursday
Fri Jan 30th
LIVE BAND KARAOKE
THROWN TOGETHER
EVERY WEDNESDAY – LADIES’ NIGHT “UNPLUGGED”
7:00 – 10:00, SPECIALS: $6 BY-THE-GLASS WINES, $6 MARTINIS, HALF-PRICE APPETIZERS
8:00 – 10:00, LIVE MUSIC FEATURING A DIFFERENT ARTIST EACH WEDNESDAY :
1ST RYAN O’CONNOR ~ 2ND KJ DENHERT ~ 3RD JULIE CORBALIS ~ 4TH CHRIS RAABE
OUR STAGE
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YOUR STAGE!
EVERY 2ND THURSDAY ~ ACOUSTIC OPEN MIC
WITH
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EVERY 3RD THURSDAY ~ “LIVE BAND KARAOKE”
YOU SING. WE SUPPLY THE BAND & BACK-UP SINGERS.
EVERY 3RD SUNDAY ~ KIDS OPEN MIC NIGHT
—Live Music Calendar—
Fri, Jan 2, 9:30 – 12:30, Patrick Murphy McDowell (Blues/Funk/Rock) ~$5
Sat Jan 3, 9:30 – 12:30, The Chris Raabe Band (Soul/R&B/Rock) ~$5
Wed, Jan 7, 8:00 – 10:00, Ladies Night “Unplugged” with Ryan O’Connor
Thu, Jan 8, 8:30 – 11:30, Open Mic Night with Jess Erick
Fri, Jan 9, 9:30 – 12:30, 3D Rhythm of Life (Rhythm & Blues / Latin) ~$5
Sat, Jan 10, 9:30 – 12:00, Guns N’ Hoses (Guns N’ Roses Tribute)~$10
Named BEST TRIBUTE BAND by The Village Voice
Sun Jan 11, 5:30 – 8:00 ~ Once-monthly 18-piece Westchester Swing Band
Big Band / Sinatra / Broadway hits ~$5 or higher donation
Wed, Jan 14, 8:00 – 10:00, Ladies Night “Unplugged” with KJ Denhert
Thu, Jan 15, 8:30 – 11:30, Live Band Karaoke ~ A first and ONLY in Westchester!
Fri, Jan 16, 9:30 – 12:00, Debbie Major Trio (Jazz/Pop/R&B) ~$5
Sat, Jan 17, 9:30 - 12:30, Electric Beef (Rock) ~$5
Sun Jan 18, 6:00 – 8:00, Kids Open Mic Night
As featured in Westchester Magazine ~ Fun for the whole family!
Wed, Jan 21, 8:00 – 10:00, Ladies Night “Unplugged” with Julie Corbalis
The Village Voice just named
Guns N’ Hoses “New York’s Best
Tribute Band of 2014”! —
This all-female Guns N’ Roses
tribute band from Brooklyn will
perform at 12 Grapes in Peekskill on Saturday, January 10th.
Guns N’ Hoses frequently
performs at NYC’s Bowery Ballroom and Rockwood Music
Hall, The Stone Pony in Asbury
Park and other prestigious
clubs. This is their second
appearance at 12 Grapes, and
last time out, the audience
went wild.
The Village Voice put it best:
“Tribute bands are hit or miss.
When the good ones are
great… they create something
completely new… Such is the
case with the all-female Guns
N’ Roses tribute band Guns N’
Hoses… [They] rock the songs
that inspired their act on a level
G N’ R would be proud (and
jealous) of. The women hit the
wailing — and wailing guitars
— to a T, adding a dose of their
own flair.” The review continues, “Fishnets, studded leather
and hair flips only up the
badass quotient, not to mention a hotness factor that puts
the original acts to shame.”
Guns N’ Hoses is a veritable
super group of the city’s hottest, nationally touring musicians — Erin Marsz (Axl Hose),
Charlene Kaye (Gash), Julia
Adamy (Muff McKagan), Emmy
Wildwood (Lizzy Stradlin), and
Gina Ilasi (Stephanie Adler).
They break hearts “and a few
jaws” every show with the raucous Rock of classic GNR.
They actually met Slash in LA
at one of their rehearsals, and
their rendition of “Sweet Child
of Mine” stopped him in his
tracks. Slash’s Twitter message
read, “Just met an all-girl band
called Guns N’ Hoses... Cool
chicks!... They sound pretty
tight, I have to say.”
New England Music News
wrote: “The Hoses are not a
tribute band that sound just
like the original. They are not a
collection of eye-candy, thrown
together that can just kindasorta play instruments. They are
not hipster smartasses mocking
the over-the-top silliness of the
original. They are a talented
band that really appreciates the
original GNR sound, and has
fun with it.”
The band totes the tagline,
“Welcome to the Vajungle”.
And while they don’t take
themselves too seriously, when
it comes to their music, Guns N’
Hoses is professional as it gets.
They consistently promise to
turn every show into a Rockin’
’80s hair metal party.
Guns N’ Hoses will be performing on Saturday, January
10th from 9:30–11:30 pm. There
is a $10 entertainment fee. For
best seating, 12 Grapes recommends calling early for dinner & show reservations.
For more info on the band
and to view video clips, visit
gunsnhosesband.com,
or
12grapes.com. 12 Grapes Music & Wine Bar
12 N Division St, Peekskill, NY
914-737-6624
www.12grapes.com
Thu, Jan 22, 8:00 – 10:00, Band Showcase
Fri, Jan 23, 9:30 – 12:30, The Blues Dogs (Blues) ~$5
Sat, Jan 24, 9:30 – 12:30, Mike Milazzo & Broken Arrow (Rock) ~$5
Sun, Jan 25, 6:00 – 8:00, Singer/Songwriter Sunday
Wed, Jan 28, 8:00 – 10:00, Ladies Night “Unplugged” with Chris Raabe
Thu, Jan 29, 8:00 – 10:30, Band Showcase
Fri, Jan 30, 9:30 – 12:30, Thrown Together (Rock) ~$5
Sat, Jan 31, 9:30 – 12:30, Wendy May Band (Blues/Country/Rock) ~$5
12 Grapes is open Wed thru Sat for Dinner; Sun for Brunch & Dinner
Visit 12Grapes.com for full calendar of events & to join our email list
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LEON RUSSELL RETURNS TO THE HUDSON VALLEY
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The legendary Leon Russell comes
back to the Hudson Valley for two
area performances. He first appears at
the Sugarloaf Performing Arts Center
on Saturday, February 14th at 8pm
and then heads to Tarrytown Music
Hall on Sunday, February 15th at 7pm.
Tickets are available at each location
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Leon Russell is a music legend and
perhaps the most accomplished and
versatile musician in the history of
rock ‘n’ roll. In his distinguished and
unique 50-year career, he has played
on, arranged, written and/or produced some of the best records in
popular music.
Leon has played on pop, rock,
blues, country, bluegrass, standards,
gospel, and surf records. As a session
musician, arranger, producer, singer,
songwriter, pianist, guitarist, record
company owner, bandleader, and
touring musician, he has collaborated
with hundreds of artists, including
Glen Campbell, Joe Cocker, Willie Nelson, Edgar Winter, George Harrison,
Eric Clapton, Bob Dylan, Ringo Starr,
John Lennon, J.J. Cale, David Gates,
Bruce Hornsby, Hal Blaine, Tommy
Tedesco, Bobby “Boris” Pickett, B.B.
King, Freddie King, Bill Wyman, Steve
Cropper, Carl Radle, Chuck Blackwell,
Don Preston, Jesse Ed Davis, Rita Coolidge, Gram Parsons, Barbra Streisand,
Ike & Tina Turner, Ricky Nelson, Herb
Alpert, Frank Sinatra, Aretha Franklin,
Ann-Margret, Dean Martin, Marvin
Gaye, Dave Mason, Steve Winwood,
and groups such as Delaney & Bonnie
and Friends, The Monkees, The Astronauts, The Accents, The Fencemen,
The Ventures, The Beach Boys, The
Byrds, Jan & Dean, Gary Lewis & The
Playboys, Paul Revere & The Raiders,
The Rolling Stones, The Ronettes, The
Crystals, The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band,
The Everly Brothers, The Righteous
Brothers, The Flying Burrito Brothers,
The Tractors and on and on and on...
As a songwriter, Leon’s songs have
hit the charts across all genres and
have been covered by a diverse range
of artists. Ray Charles recorded “A
Song For You”, B.B. King had a hit
with “Hummingbird,” The Carpenters
with “Superstar” and Joe Cocker with
“Delta Lady.”
The Carpenter’s cover of “Superstar,” written by Leon and Bonnie
Bramlett, went to #2 on the pop
music charts. George Benson won the
“Record of the Year” Grammy in 1976
for his cover of Leon’s song, “This
Masquerade,” and it became the first
song in music history to hit #1 on the
jazz, pop and R&B charts.
Leon organized and led the band
behind Joe Cocker for the famous
“Mad Dogs & Englishmen” tour of
the U.S. in March-May, 1970. The
huge 11 member band included 3
drummers and a 10 member choir
which played 65 shows in 48 cities.
The tour was filmed for the movie
“Mad Dogs & Englishmen”. The live
double-LP album on A&M Records
reached #2 on the U.S. album charts
and sold over a million copies. Leon
was part of Delaney & Bonnie and
Friends. Sugar Loaf Performing Arts Center
1351 Kings Highway, Sugar Loaf, NY
845-610-5900
www.sugarloafpac.org
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914-631-3390
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Friday, Jan 2nd: THE FLYNNS - American Jukebox
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Saturday, Jan 3rd: DUELING PIANOS
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Saturday, Jan 31st: MARY JO & FRANK
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GRAMMY WINNER TOM CHAPIN PEEKSKILL FARMERS’ MARKET
PERFORMING IN WHITE PLAINS EXPANDS THEIR WINTER SEASON
Grammy Award-winning folksinger
Tom Chapin performs a concert of
story-songs, protest songs, ballads and
life-affirming songs at the Walkabout
Clearwater Coffeehouse on Saturday,
January 10, at 7:30 p.m. at Memorial
United Methodist Church, 250 Bryant
Avenue in White Plains, NY. Doors open
at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $20 in advance,
$25 at the door, $15 at the door with a
student I.D. and $10 for children 6-12.
For more information visit www.WalkaboutClearwater.org or call (914) 9461625.
At 6:45 p.m. the Walkabout Clearwater Chorus holds an informal audience sing-along. The Coffeehouse is
family-friendly, smoke-free and alcoholfree. Refreshments are available both
before the show and during intermission. There is plenty of free parking.
“Tom Chapin has an easy, appealing
way with songs about emotional connection, grassroots protest and personal commitment.” —Rolling Stone
“Warm spirit, infectious humor, and
sensitive satiric songs ... one of the
great personalities in contemporary
folk music.” —The New York Times
Tom Chapin has enjoyed a career
that spans five decades, 23 albums and
three Grammy Awards. He comes from
a family that encouraged artistic pursuits. His father, James Chapin, was a
well-known jazz drummer, and his
brother was the popular folk-rock artist
Harry Chapin. As a concert performer,
songwriter and recording artist, Tom is
considered a master of family-friendly
songs as well as those more appealing
to adults.
Founded by Pete Seeger, Walkabout Clearwater is a not-for-profit
outreach organization dedicated to
promoting environmental awareness
and social action through song, education and other activities. Walkabout
Clearwater is a chartered member-club
of the Hudson River Sloop Clearwater,
and all activities – including a people’s
chorus and a coffeehouse – support the
work of its parent organization. WFUV
is a media partner. Walkabout Clearwater Coffeehouse
Memorial United Methodist Church
250 Bryant Avenue, White Plains, NY
914-946-1625
www.WalkaboutClearwater.org
The
City
of
Peekskill
announced that beginning January 10, 2015, the Peekskill Farmers’ Market, sponsored by the
Peekskill Business Improvement
District (BID), will have an
expanded winter season.
“The summer and winter
farmers’ markets are important
Peekskill family events,” said
Jason Angell, Executive Director
of the BID. He added, “The market introduces a wider audience
to all that downtown Peekskill
has to offer.”
Peekskill Mayor Frank Catalina
said, “There has been a great
deal of enthusiasm for the market to become a year-round Saturday event. Thanks to the efforts
of Corinna Makris, Program
Director, the Peekskill Farmers’
Market tripled in size this year, in
both the number of vendors and
shoppers. We’re very happy we
found an indoor space that
works.”
Hot chocolate and cookies will
be provided by Kathleen’s Tea
Room on Winter Market Opening
Day Saturday, January 10, 2015.
Come shop with your favorite
vendors such as 8 Mile Creek
Farm, Cooperstown Cheese, Edenesque, Arch River meats, along
with some new specialty grocery
items. Expect rotating artisan and
handcraft vendors such as local
clothing designer Jeorjia Shea. A
complete list of vendors will be
updated on the Market website
www.PeekskillFarmersMarket.co
m and on www.facebook.com/
peekskillfarmersmarket.
Makris
said,
“We
are
immensely thankful for the support we received from Mayor
Catalina, City Manager Ruggiero,
the City Council, the Field Library,
and especially the Senior Nutrition Program for the use of their
beautiful room. We are excited to
continue providing farm fresh
produce, dairy, and meat as well
as handmade items by local artists and craftspeople.” Stay tuned
for a schedule of live entertainment.
The Peekskill Farmers’ Market
winter season will take place
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. every Saturday from January 10 through
April 25, 2015 on the main floor
at the Field Library, 4 Nelson Ave,
Peekskill, near the corner of Main
Street (Route 6).
Metered parking is free all
weekend in Peekskill.
Peekskill Farmers’ Market
Field Library (Main Floor)
4 Nelson Ave., Peekskill, NY
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MUSIC AT THE MANSION BENEFIT CONCERT AT CRAWFORD PARK
The Friends of Crawford Park have
announced the next “Music at the
Mansion” benefit concert to raise
funds for the park.
Appearing on Saturday, January
31, 2015, at 8PM will be singersongwriter Cosy Sheridan with
guest Matt Nakoa.
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and she tours consistently throughout the US. Her concerts are wideranging explorations of modern
mythology (meet Hades the Biker),
love songs for adults, contemporary
philosophy for the thoughtfullyminded and her signature parody
on aging and women. Throughout
this journey, her lyrical
dexterity is backed by
her distinctive, percussive bluesy-gospel guitar
style.
A guitar student of
instrumental luminaries
such as Guy Van Duser
and Eric Schoenberg and
a voice student at The
Berklee School of Music,
she brings a depth of
experience to her craft.
For the past 18 years, she has
taught classes in songwriting, performance and guitar at workshops
and adult music camps across the
country including The Puget Sound
Guitar Workshop and The Swannanoa Gathering. In 2008 she cofounded The Moab Folk Camp.
Matt Nakoa grew up on a farm in
New York State and began composing music as a teenager. He won a
scholarship to attend Berklee College of Music in Boston where he
received top honors in songwriting
and vocal performance. While at
one of the era’s
finest and most
thoughtful singersongwriters.
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Cosy Sheridan has been called
“one of the era’s finest and most
thoughtful singer-songwriters.”
Based in New England, she first
caught the attention of national
folk audiences in 1992 when she
won both the Kerrville Folk
Festival’s NewFolk Award and The
Telluride Bluegrass Festival Troubadour Contest, then released her
critically-acclaimed debut CD Quietly Led on Waterbug Records.
She has released 12 CDs, her music
is featured in the Robert Fulghum
multimedia novel The Third Wish
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Berklee, he studied closely with
song greats Pat Pattison and Livingston Taylor, and collaborated with
Grammy-winners Esperanza Spaulding and Kathy Mattea. Matt is a
2014 Kerrville Folk Festival New Folk
Winner and has recently given concerts at The White House and in
India. He currently lives in Brooklyn.
Crawford Park is a 36-acre preserve located in Rye Brook, NY.
Originally the estate of the Crawford family, the grounds and mansion were donated to the Town of
Rye in 1971. The park contains an
early 20th century mansion, hundreds of mature trees, an expansive
lawn, a playground, a large picnic
pavilion and a sunken garden.
Friends of Crawford Park was established in 1996 and is a nonprofit
organization dedicated to beautification of the park grounds and
preservation of the Crawfords’ legacy.
The concerts take place in the historic Crawford Park mansion in Rye
Brook, NY, and happen approximately bimonthly. Previous shows
have featured Jill Sobule, Sloan
Wainwright, Jesse Harris, and Bill
Kirchen. Crawford Park Mansion
122 North Ridge St.,
Rye Brook, NY
914-417-9151
friendsofcrawfordpark.org
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Derek Richardson is a lifelong musician and friend from Mount Kisco who
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Derek was an extremely talented
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roll and his trusty black Rickenbacker
bass guitar was seemingly surgically
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Derek possessed a keen sense of
humor, a biting wit and had an easily
recognizable and infectious laugh that
was unique.
Derek was a member of our local
community of talented musicians, if not
the most recognizable.
A benefit concert will be performed
at PJ’s Restaurant in Baldwin Place on
Sunday January 25th at 1:30 to 8:30pm.
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ZAP MAMA & ANTIBALAS AT RIDGEFIELD PLAYHOUSE
Zap Mama, the Afro-European
vocal quartet, and Antibalas, the
pioneers of Afrobeat, will come
together to celebrate the evolution of contemporary Afro music
at The Ridgefield Playhouse on Friday, January 9th, at 8pm.
The groups have collaborated
with numerous artists including
Black Thought, Questlove, Erykah
Badu and Common. Individually,
Zap Mama & Antibalas incorporate
a multitude of genres. Together
the result is unmatchable. This performance will combine the vocal
technique and European polyphony of Zap Mama with the New
York City Latin funk which Antibalas, Afrobeatís premier secondwave ensemble, is famous for,
along with traditional drumming
of Cuba and West Africa. This
show will expand the musical horizons for everyone who appreciates
live performance.
Palm Bay International will host
a tasting of wines/spirits in the
lobby at 7pm. This show is part of
the Palm Bay International World
Beat Series.
Zap Mama is the music act of
Belgian artist Marie Dalne who
sings polyphonic and Afro-Pop
music. It’s a harmonic music with a
mixture of infused African vocal
techniques, Urban and Hip-Hop
with emphasis on voice. The
worldwide success of Zap Mama,
and an ensemble of female polyphonic singers, inspired influences
in American Hip Hop, Nu-Soul,
Jazz and elements of Pop. Polyphony is a texture consisting of two
or more simultaneous lines of
independent melody, as opposed
to music with just one voice, called
monophony.
The evolving musical compositions created a diverse band of
singers and musicians for Zap
Mama, who says, “The voice is an
instrument itself. It’s the original
instrument — the most soulful
instrument, the human voice. Singing songs in French and English
with African World Music Roots.”
To understand why this show is
so worth seeing, Antibalas perhaps
Molly Darcys
puts it best: “Rhythm is what
makes a good Afrobeat record,”
says Gabriel Roth, Daptone
Records co-founder, producer and
connoisseur of all things funky.
“Not just the rhythm section, but
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rhythm of the vocals, the rhythm
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anticipating things the same way,
and hitting things the same way ó
everybody hearing music the same
way, and being able to turn all
those instruments into one voice.
Antibalas is the only band that can
do that, right now. That’s why
they’re still at the front of the
scene, after all these years.”
Fourteen years after their first
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their last album, 2007’s Security,
Antibalas is back with their fifth
full-length release. Simply titled
Antibalas, the album is both a
blazing reaffirmation of the NYC
band’s collective musical strengths
and a hard-hitting continuation of
their funkified excursions into
what Antibalas founder and baritone saxophonist MartÌn Perna
calls, “our vault of esoteric sounds
and knowledge.”
Commenting on their new fiveweek tour with Zap Mama, Antibalas said, “On this tour, we’ll be
doing something completely new,
joining them (Zap Mama) during
their set, having them join us in
our set, and fusing our two musical worlds together in front of
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INTUITION GUIDE
by Angela Pizzarello
Your Chakra System
The chakra system is a concept used to describe
the energy centers in our body. We have 7, starting
at the root, or base chakra. The root chakra (red)
relates to our survival; i.e., our physical needs
being met, feeling safe, and feeling like we belong
in our particular community. The second chakra
(orange) is about two inches below your navel, and
relates to emotion, prosperity, sexuality and pleasure. Located an inch or two below your breastbone
(the high stomach region) is your third chakra (yellow), also called the solar plexus chakra. This
relates to your will, drive, ego and ambition. It’s
the big “I want,” and “I deserve, “ and the source
of much of your power. The 4th chakra (green or
pink) is located in the center of your chest, and is
appropriately named the heart chakra. This represents our loving connections to others and to
ourselves. The fifth chakra (blue) is also called the
throat chakra, and is found in the same area. Our
ability to speak our truth and listen to the truth of
others (including spiritual truth) is located here.
The 6th chakra (indigo) is found just above the
midpoint of your eyebrows, and is nicknamed “the
third eye.” This relates to our intuition and our
ability to envision our future, i.e. our imagination.
At the top of your head in the center is the crown
chakra (white or violet), and it represents our connection to Spirit and Unity Consciousness.
How open or closed each chakra is will determine how much or how little energy flows in or
out of that chakra. This affects the quality of our
lives in different ways. For instance, if your second
chakra isn’t open enough, it will be hard for you to
manifest financial abundance. It will also affect
your ability to relax and be open to receiving
pleasure. On the other hand, someone with excessive second chakra energy may seem creepy to oth-
ers, as if his or her sexual energy is invasive or too
aggressive. It’s the same with each of the chakras.
Someone with a contracted heart chakra will have
a difficult time letting love in or giving love out,
while the person with an overly expansive heart
chakra may enter into co-dependent relationships,
or give to the point of exhaustion.
There are many techniques available to balance
and open your chakras. Spending time out in
nature is an easy way to balance your root chakra.
Moonlight and bathing will balance the second
chakra, while sunlight and exercise will balance the
solar plexus chakra. Spending time with people
you love, animals and small children will help open
the 4th, or heart chakra. The 5th or throat chakra
can be empowered through singing or chanting. (If
the 5th chakra is too open, leading to excessive
chattiness or gossip, try spending more time listening than speaking). You can open your 6th or third
eye chakra by paying attention to hunches and
looking for synchronicities, as well as by giving
yourself time to dream. The 7th or crown chakra is
strengthened through prayer, gratitude and doing
good works for others.
There are many other ways to keep your chakra
system healthy, such as yoga, wearing the corresponding essential oils for each chakra, or eating
food in the same color as a specific chakra. With a
little research you will find many more ways. Do
what feels pleasurable and energizing. Wishing
you good health and vibrant energy…xo Angela Pizzarello is a professional Psychic and Emotional Freedom Coach. She can be reached at tarotstar@yahoo, or at 203-532-1159. Call or email her
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MARSHALL CRENSHAW PERFORMING
AT DARYL’S HOUSE IN PAWLING
Marshall Crenshaw returns to the
Hudson Valley with a performance at
Daryl’s House on January 17th at 9PM.
Born near Detroit, Michigan, Marshall
Crenshaw began playing guitar at age
ten and he received his first break playing
John Lennon in the off-Broadway company of Beatlemania. In 1987, he played
Buddy Holly in the Richie Valens biopic La
Bamba.
While living in NYC, he recorded the
single “Something’s Gonna Happen” for
Alan Betrock’s Shake Records, which led
to a deal with Warner Bros. His debut
album, Marshall Crenshaw was acclaimed
as a pop masterpiece upon its release in
1982 and established him as a first-rate
songwriter, singer and guitarist. The
record spawned the Top 40 single “Someday, Someway,” which rockabilly singer
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with a year earlier, and other classics such
as “(You’re My) Favorite Waste of Time”,
“Whenever You’re On My Mind” and
“Cynical Girl.”
Over the course of a career that has
spanned three decades, 13 albums and
hundreds of songs, Marshall Crenshaw’s
musical output has maintained a consistent fidelity to the qualities of melody,
craftsmanship and passion, and his efforts
have been rewarded with the devotion of
a broad and remarkably loyal fan base.
Marshall Crenshaw has recently
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vinyl and digital download. Each EP consists entirely of newly recorded, neverbefore-released material, encompassing a
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of a time-honored Crenshaw favorite.
Marshall is also kept busy touring around
the country and hosting his radio show
“The Bottomless Pit” every Saturday on
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THORACIC OUTLET SYNDROME: CAUSES, TREATMENT & PREVENTION
by Dr. Steve Angelone
In this month’s column we will
discuss another condition that
musicians suffer from called
thoracic outlet syndrome.
Thoracic outlet syndrome or
(TOS) is a medical syndrome, or
collection of disorders, that are
associated with compression of the
thoracic outlet. Pain, tingling loss
of feeling, weakness and swelling;
all around the upper chest and
arms are some of the symptoms of
TOS. The cause of TOS is that of a
repetitive stress injury, an acute
injury, a complication of a preexisting condition or an evolution
to a previous injury.
The thoracic outlet is the space
between the collar bone and the
first rib. You have three main
anatomical components that run
through this space: the subclavian
artery, the subclavian vein and the
brachial plexus. The subclavian
artery and subclavian vein are
large blood vessels that carry
blood to and from the arm,
shoulder and hand as well to and
from areas of the head and neck.
The brachial plexus is part of the
neurovascular bundle and is a
large bundle of nerves that control
(muscle contraction and sensation)
the arms, hands and shoulder. In
laymans terms, these structures are
all major components of the
body’s plumbing, electrical and
data systems. And their condition
as well as those body parts they
feed can be significantly impacted
if compressed.
Thoracic outlet syndrome occurs
when the suclavian artery,
subclavian vein or brachial plexus
is compressed within the thoracic
outlet.
Musicians,
especially
guitarists and bassists are
susceptible to this compression
because of the shoulder strap they
wear. There are different
symptoms and affects on the body
depending on what item is
compressed, and as such there are
different forms of thoracic outlet
syndrome.
There are three types of thoracic
outlet syndrome:
NEUROGENCIC THORACIC
OUTLET (NTOS)
Where there is compression of
the brachial plexus. Compression
of this major nerve bundle may
result in weakness of the entire
upper extremity depending on
which muscle group is affected.
There also can be pain, numbness,
tingling and loss of sensation of
the upper extremity.
VASCULAR THORACIC OUTLET
(VTOS)
Where the subclavian artery or
subclavian vein is compressed and
blood flow is restricted. The blood
is the main transport system of the
body delivering fuel and oxygen
throughout the body and
removing waste before it can build
up and toxify the body.
Compression on one or both
vascular structures restricts blood
flow and can ressult in pain,
swelling, sensation changes and
muscle cramping.
COMMON THORACIC OUTLET
SYNDROME (CTOS)
Also known as non-specific TOS
and disputed TOS. This version,
although having symptoms similar
to VTOS and NTOS, displays no
compression of vascular or
neurological structures.
There are many potential causes
for TOS, including scalene muscle
(muscles on front of neck) spasm, a
cervical rib (transverse process
excess growth), hyperabduction
syndrome (shoulders retracted in
military stance), post collar bone
fracture, vertebral subluxation and
costoclavicular syndrome.
Treatment would have to follow
a thorough physical examination
by a proper health care provider.
Appropriate diagnostic studies
such as X-rays, MRI and CT scans to
rule out excessive bone growth
and doppler studies to eliminate
any vascular compromise. If its
determined that there is no bony
or anatomical changes resulting in
the symptoms. Then herbal antiinflammatories, massage therapy,
acupuncture, chiropractic and
physical therapy have all had
positive results.
Dr. Steve Angelone is a
chiropractor who has been
practicing in the Newburgh area
for 20+ years. A performing
musician in the Hudson Valley as
well, he presently performs with
the Stephen Alexander Band.
For any questions or comments,
he can be reached at:
[email protected], or you can
find him at reverbnation.com/
stephenalexanderband.
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BROADWAY THEATRE:
South Pacific
By Jim Petrillo (reprinted as WBT
encores South Pacific through
January 25.)
Who doesn’t like a good
Rodgers & Hammerstein musical?
South Pacific is truly one of their
best works. The music is classic
Broadway and the story line in
cohesive. This musical is set on a
Pacific Island paradise during
World War II. Within this play are
two love stories, tragedy and a
lesson on prejudice, plus a lot of
great, memorable music.
The show opens with a wonderful rendition of “Dites-Moi”
sung by Ngana and Jerome; Emile
De Becque’s young children. This
opening number set the stage
and pacing of what would be a
delightful and professional performance. We soon are introduced to Mr. De Becque, played
by the extremely talented George
Dvorsky and Ens. Nellie Forbush
played by Haley Swindal. Ms.
Swindal’s beautiful singing voice
had the audience full of anticipation for her next number, many
of which were backed up by the
talented, beautiful actresses who
played the nurses. The audience
truly loved “I’m Gonna Wash
That Man Right Outa My Hair.”
Let’s not forget the Sailors
and Seebees in the cast headed
by Luther Billis, played by Bill E.
Dietrich. The men’s strong voices
and tight harmonies filled the
theater with wonderful tones.
Their performance of “Bloody
Mary” along with Joanne Javien
who played Bloody Mary was
incredibly fun a full of energy.
Captain Joe Bracket played by
James Van Treuren lands on the
island to take on a dangerous
mission. He is introduced to
Bloody Mary’s daughter Liat and
quickly fall in love. Their chemistry and singing was magical and
the staging was inventive and
effective.
Act II opens with three strong
numbers; “Happy Talk” and
“Honey Bun” are full of fun and
shows off this cast’s talent. Joe
Cable’s “You’ve Got to be Carefully Taught” gave us reason to
think about its true meaning and
message that has stood the test
of time and rings true today.
Directed by Charles Repole, Choreographed by Michael Lichtefeld
with musical direction by Leo
Carusone. WBT’s presentation of
South Pacific will leave you smiling as you leave the theater with
these wonderful show tunes running through your mind. South
Pacific runs through January 25,
2015. Call 914-592-2222 or visit
www.BroadwayTheatre.com.
SUNDAY CONCERT SERIES:
FROM ITALY WITH LOVE
A FREE Concert by Salvatore
Chiarelli, From Italy with Love,
will be held on Sunday, January 4
at 2:00 pm at the John C. Hart
Memorial Library, 1130 Main
Street, Shrub Oak, NY 10588. See
the website at www.yorktownlibrary.org for directions. Part of
the Sunday Concert Series, held
on the first Sunday of the month
at the Hart Library. Salvatore Chiarelli is an award winning, world
class tenor and will sing Popular,
Traditional & Classical Italian/Neapolitan Songs, Italian Opera,
Musical Theater Pieces, Italian/
American Love Ballades & More…
Sung in English and Italian. No
registration, general admission
seating, doors open at 1:45 pm.
For more information go to the
website or call 914-245-5262, ext.
227.
RED MONKEY THEATER GROUP:
THE TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA
Red Monkey Theater Group
(RMTG), resident theater company at the College of Mount
Saint Vincent, presents The Two
Gentlemen of Verona by William
Shakespeare, performed by an
all-female cast directed by Tal
Aviezer. Performances are January 17-25, Fridays & Saturdays at
8:00 pm, Sundays at 2:00 pm in
Cahill Theater on the campus of
the College of Mount Saint Vincent, 6301 Riverdale Avenue, Riverdale, NY 10471. Tickets are currently on sale at www.redmonkeytheater.org ($18 general
admission, $15 students and seniors, free for College of Mount
Saint Vincent students and staff
with ID).
The Two Gentlemen of
Verona is the second installment
in Red Monkey’s ongoing “Season Among Friends,” exploring
the theme of male friendship
through the work of four playwrights. Director Tal Aviezer has
decided to present this play with
a modern staging, using a cast
composed entirely of women.
“We hope that this choice will
allow audiences to experience
the play from a new perspective,”
Aviezer said, “and we are excited
to learn exactly what an allfemale cast will reveal about
friendship between men.”
The cast includes 11 actresses
performing a wide variety of
male and female roles. Nickelodeon fans may recognize cast
member Abby Wilde, who
appeared as Stacey Dillsen on the
TV shows Zoey 101, iCarly, and
Sam & Cat from 2006-2013. “Having an all-female cast creates a
huge opportunity for us to excavate the ideological dilemma in
greater depth and shine a light
on some of its darker corners,”
said Wilde, “and I’m excited to
see what we dig up.”
The cast also features Julie
Thaxter-Gourlay, Holland Renton,
Rebekah Madebach, Amelia
Huckel-Bauer, Emily Gordon Seif,
Zoey Rutherford, Sandra Ehrlich,
Jessica Rodwick, and Kelly Kirby.
The production includes original
choreography by Danielle Franklin and music by James Landrum.
Red Monkey Theater Group’s
“Season Among Friends” continues in February 2015 production
of ART by Yasmina Reza and an
April 2015 production of Laughter on the 23rd Floor by Neil
Simon. For tickets, directions, and
additional details and information, please visit www.redmonkeytheater.org or email
[email protected] or
call 914-693-1646.
YCP THEATERWORKS:
DEATHTRAP
YCP TheaterWorks will present Deathtrap at Sinapi’s Ceola
Manor for four performances of
dinner theater. Ceola Manor is at
489 East Main Street, Jefferson
Valley, NY 10535, with a full buffet. Evening Performances will be
Friday, January 23rd and Saturday
January 24th with a 6:30 Buffet
followed by an 8:00 Show. Matinee Performances will be Saturday, January 24th and Sunday,
January 25th with a 12:30 Buffet
followed by a 2:00 Show. All Buffets include dessert, coffee and
tea. A Cash Bar will be available.
Tickets are $55.00 per person and
MUST be purchased in advance.
You can purchase tickets online
securely using your credit card via
our
Paypal
account
go
www.YCPTW.org or by calling
914-374-1471.
Seemingly
comfortably
ensconced in his charming Connecticut home, Sidney Bruhl
(Jonathan Nelson), a successful
writer of Broadway thrillers, is
struggling to overcome a “dry”
spell which has resulted in a
string of failures and a shortage
of funds. A possible break in his
fortunes occurs when he receives
a script from a student (Justin
Krass) in the seminar he has been
conducting at a nearby college—
a thriller which Sidney recognizes
immediately as a potential Broadway hit. Sidney’s plan, which he
devises with his wife’s (Karen
Symington) help, is to offer collaboration to the student; an idea
which the younger man is reluctant about. Thereafter suspense
mounts steadily as the plot
begins to twist and turn with
devilish cleverness, and with such
an abundance of thrills and
laughter, that audiences will be
held enthralled until the final,
startling moments of the play.
Rounding out the cast is Helga
ten Dorp (Connie Dyckman) the
ESP gifted sleuth and attorney,
Porter Milgrim (Scott Jones).
ANTONIA ARTS:
THE WIZARD OF OZ
The Wizard of Oz will be performed on January 16, 17 and 18
at the Paramount Hudson Valley.
This production, The Wizard
of Oz for stage, inspired by the
book and filmed in 1939, comes
to Peekskill to entertain and
enlighten all ages with the child
spirit of wonder and joy in all of
us. Dorothy is on her journey of
self-empowerment goes over the
rainbow to the Land of Oz. The
munchkins and Glinda the good
witch put her on her path to find
the Wizard. She Is looking for the
outside guidance and a sign to
have her dreams come true and
she learns that the power is and
always has been within her. She
puts on her red shoes and heads
down the yellow brick road meet-
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ing along the way the scarecrow,
who wants a brain, the Tin man,
who wants a heart and lion who
wants courage. They become her
friends and help her overcome
the witch who wants to destroy
her and her faithful dog, Toto.
The production will consist of
all ages from 7 yrs to 60 yrs with
the Broadway professional Melodie Wolford guiding them on
their journey This is a great community effort for Peekskill and
will bring alive the historic connection with L. Frank Baum who
wrote the book. He actually went
to Military Academy for 2 years in
Peekskill and some of the yellow
bricks from the original roads are
still in Peekskill.
Produced by Antonia Arts,
Inc. Not for Profit organization
based out of Peekskill. Directed
by Melodie Wolford who brings
her numerous Broadway Credits
to the production. Dorothy will
be played by Gabrielle Sansone a
well known rising star on her way
to Broadway. Other cast members
are: Scarecrow - Jim DeBlasi, Tin
Man - Stephan Velichko, Lion Doug Bagnasco, Witch - Liz Peterson, Glinda - JeanMarie Garofolo,
Wiz - Scott Schulman, Aunt Em Elaine Healy, Uncle Henry - Martin Posner, Gatekeeper - Denis
McNamara.
Ticket are $15 for youth and
seniors, $25 for general admission
under 5 yrs no charge. Group
sales of 10 or more discounted
price of 10%, 20 or more 20%
off, a special Girl Scout matinee
day Saturday will be 2:00 pm on
January 17. Dinner and theater
packages will be offered by the
local restaurants. For special
offers and information Contact
Antonia Arts, Inc. at 914-930-7588
or [email protected].
YORKTOWN STAGE:
DISNEY’S ALADDIN JR.
Disney’s Aladdin JR. is a oneact, seven-scene theatre musical
adapted from the animated Disney film Aladdin. The production
runs 70 minutes and is being presented by Yorktown Stage February 27-28, 2015. Both the story
and music in this truncated version closely follow the original
film. All of your favorite characters from the hit Disney film Aladdin, Jasmine, Iago, Jafar, the
Genie, and more - are here in Disney’s Aladdin JR., a musical
adventure filled with magic, mayhem, and flying carpet rides. An
ensemble of townspeople, shop
owners, harem girls, princes, and
others fill the stage for the fes-
tivities. Audiences will be treated
to a tuneful Academy award-winning score, with songs by Alan
Menken, Howard Ashman, and
Tim Rice, including “A Whole
New World”, “Arabian Nights”
and “Friend Like Me.”
The production stars 40
extraordinary young actors. “This
cast brings an exciting energy to
the production, which will
delight children and adults alike”
said Barry Liebman, Executive
Producer of Yorktown Stage.
The talented and creative
Augie Abatecola returns to direct
and choreograph. “This is a wildly
funny and exuberant show, with
a solid score replete with hummable tunes,” said Abatecola.
“As in the past, we have cast our
theatre’s and, hopefully, Broadway’s future stars.”
Disney’s Aladdin, JR. is presented Friday, February 27, 2015
at 7:30 PM and Saturday, February 28, 2015 at 1:00 PM. Yorktown Stage is located in the Yorktown Community Cultural Center,
at 1974 Commerce Street (off
Veterans Road) in Yorktown
Heights, NY. Tickets are $15 for
adults and $10 for seniors and
children. All tickets are reserved.
Tickets may be purchased online
www.yorktownstage.org or by
calling 962-0606.
WHITE PLAINS PERFORMING
ARTS CENTER:
DISNEY’S THE LITTLE MERMAID
The New York regional premiere of Disney’s The Little Mermaid, starring Broadway’s John
Treacy Egan as the sea witch
“Ursula,” will be on-stage
through January 4 at the White
Plains Performing Arts Center.
Based on the 1989 Disney film
and one of Hans Christian Andersen’s most beloved stories, Disney’s The Little Mermaid is a
hauntingly beautiful love story
for the ages with music by eighttime Academy Award winner
Alan Menken; lyrics by Howard
Ashman & Glenn Slater and a
book by Doug Wright. Disney’s
The Little Mermaid tells the story
of a beautiful young mermaid,
Ariel, who longs to leave her
home in a magical kingdom
beneath the sea to live in the
world above. Disney’s The Little
Mermaid will capture your heart
with its and irresistible score that
includes the hit songs “Under the
Sea”, “Kiss the Girl” and “Part of
Your World.”
Fresh from Broadway, the NY
Regional Premiere of Disney’s The
Little Mermaid promises an excit-
ing journey ‘under the sea’ with
Ariel, one of Disney’s most
beloved princesses. The cast features the talents of Grant
Albright (Flounder), Chelsey Lynn
Alfredo (Aquata & Female Ensemble), Joseph C. Bellino (King Triton), Mario Castro (Male Ensemble), Philip J. Cutrone (Grimsby),
Neil Dingow (Jetsam), Jessica Dorcey (Adella & Female Ensemble),
Alvaro
Francisco
(Flotsam),
Andrew Hendrick (Chef Louis),
Tyler Henson (Male Ensemble),
Daniel Hurst (Male Ensemble),
Rodney Ingram (Prince Eric), Tony
Johnson
(Male
Ensemble),
Kyshawn Lane (Male Ensemble),
Gerard Lanzerotti (Male Ensemble), Andrew Lent (Flounder), Triona O’Callaghan (Andrina &
Female Ensemble), DJ Petrosino
(Scuttle), Beth Stafford Laird
(Ariel), Tiffany Stoker (Attina &
Female Ensemble), Cartreze
Tucker (Sebastian), Shaina Vencel
(Arista & Female Ensemble), Lauren M. Wagner (Allana & Female
Ensemble), J’royce D. Walton
(Male Ensemble), and John Treacy
Egan (Ursula).
The production is directed by
Jeremy Quinn (WPPAC’s Producing Artistic Director) with music
direction by Stephen Ferri (Les
Miserables, Disney’s On the
Record) and choreography by
Lexie Fennell Frare (Les Miserables, Disney’s On the Record)
with set design by Evan Hill, lighting design by Jamie Roderick and
sound co-designed by Jonathan
Hatton and Scott Tunkel.
Disney’s The Little Mermaid
performs at the White Plains Performing Arts Center located on
the third level of City Center off
Mamaroneck Avenue in downtown White Plains. Tickets start at
$25. For tickets: visit the theatre
box office Monday-Friday (11am6pm), purchase the tickets online
at www.wppac.com or call 914328-1600. For Group Sales, please
contact [email protected].
RED MONKEY THEATER GROUP:
CASTING CALL
Union & Non-Union – EQUITY
SHOWCASE PENDING Laughter
on the 23rd Floor by Neil Simon
directed by Carin Zakes-Green
Open Auditions: Tuesday, February
24th,
7:30pm-9:30pm
Wednesday,
February
25th,
7:30pm-9:30pm Callbacks (if necessary): Thursday, February 26th,
7:30pm-9:30pm.
Audition,
Rehearsal, & Performance Location: Cahill Theater, Founder’s
Hall College of Mount Saint Vincent 6301 Riverdale Ave. Riverdale, NY 10471 Performance
Dates: April 18, 19, 23, 24, 25, and
26. Rehearsals to begin February
28th and will be held on evenings
and some weekends. RMTG presents Neil Simon’s hilarious
roman á clef about his time in the
writers’ room during the golden
age of TV comedy. Open call.
Sign-in sheet will be posted. Sides
will be provided.
CASTING ALL ROLES: Lucas
Brickman – A young comedy
writer getting his first big break
Max Prince – Larger-than-life,
mercurial, charismatic host of a
live TV comedy show Kenny
Franks – The sophisticated “boy
genius” of the writers’ room Val
Slotsky – Warm-hearted and witty
Russian émigré comedy writer
(Russian accent) Brian Doyle –
Ebulliant, smart, quick-tempered
comedy writer Milt Fields –
Friendly, clever, but jaded workhorse comedy writer Carol
Wyman – Smart, funny, independently-minded comedy writer
Ira Stone – Brilliant, neurotic,
abrasive comedy writer Helen –
Very attractive secretary in the
office of the Max Prince show;
has ambitions to write comedy.
Comments and press releases for “More Theatre” can be sent to [email protected]. Please submit all PR 7–8 weeks in
advance for consideration.
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