Rudyjeep
Rudyjeep
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Rudyjeep replied to russ's discussion 'What was the first gig you ever went to?'
Tom - they have Rock shows at the Eastman these days but they have to sell it as Jazz.  Jeff Beck  and Elvis Costello have played the hall as part of the Jazz Festival in the last few years.   
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Rudyjeep replied to russ's discussion 'What was the first gig you ever went to?'
I believe that was the Rush show I saw as well.  I sat in the bleachers in back but I remember feeling the heat from the explosion during 2112.  I thought it was before Hemispheres but it had to be early 79 when I would have caught…
Feb 8
Rudyjeep commented on big boy's blog post 'Chimes Of Freedom'
I listened to about half the album and I agree that Sinead's take is outstanding.  It's the best thing on it so far. 
Feb 7
Rudyjeep replied to russ's discussion 'What was the first gig you ever went to?'
I was at the Outlaws - Molly Hatchet show Jack!  It was either my second or third show.  My first show was J. Geils at the Mid Hudson Civic Center, probably a few months before.  The Civic Center got a lot of my money back then.…
Feb 7
Rudyjeep commented on Hal Bogerd's blog post 'Chuck Prophet / Temple Beautiful (YepRoc)'
There's a lot of Italians in Rochester and a lot of Tony's!  There is a DJ in town named Tony Infantino that has played in a few of the traveling bands (The Skycoasters, Nik and the Nice Guys) but by his own admission, he's the…
Feb 2
Rudyjeep commented on Hal Bogerd's blog post 'Chuck Prophet / Temple Beautiful (YepRoc)'
I've been in Rochester for almost 10 years now, but I actually first caught 16 Horsepower on a radio station in Florida in 1996, Guy.  It was "Black Soul Choir" and it blew me away.  I had to run out and get "Sackcloth…
Feb 2
Rudyjeep commented on Hal Bogerd's blog post 'Chuck Prophet / Temple Beautiful (YepRoc)'
There's only a handful of artists who grabbed me at first listen and foremost among them are Chuck and 16 Horsepower. 
Feb 1
Rudyjeep commented on Hal Bogerd's blog post 'Chuck Prophet / Temple Beautiful (YepRoc)'
I agree Hal.  And can a tour of the East Coast be far behind?  He will be with the Jayhawks in Europe in late Feb/Early March.  Hopefully he schedules some dates where we can catch him when he comes back. 
Feb 1
Rudyjeep commented on Hal Bogerd's blog post 'Chuck Prophet / Temple Beautiful (YepRoc)'
Can't wait to get the album.  A Chuck release is a big deal in my house!  Thanks for the review Hal. 
Feb 1
Rudyjeep replied to Brian Morris's discussion 'Great Hidden Album Treasure'
It's out of print now, but the first Blue Chieftains album (I only had it on cassette) was fantastic.  Featuring the supremely talented Tim Carroll, they were the best bar band in NYC.  Tim has released several great solo albums…
Feb 1
Rudyjeep commented on Gillian Turnbull's blog post 'My Calgarian Non-Musical Christmas Vacation'
I think what you are describing isn’t about music, but a trend in the United States and Canada towards more conservative philosophy’s.   It’s been going on for the past 30 years, but the economic downturn has only…
Jan 12
Rudyjeep commented on Easy Ed's blog post 'Alvin and The Chipmunks Revisited'
The Chipmunks were a little before my time.  I was a "Groovie Goolies" kid.  And of course everything I know about Classical Music I learned from Bugs Bunny.   
Jan 10
Rudyjeep commented on Autopsy IV's blog post 'Jason Isbell vs. Dierks Bentley: Coincidence Or Theivery?'
Maybe he "subconsciously" plagiarized the tune like the Judge ruled with George Harrison and "She's so Fine". 
Jan 10
Rudyjeep replied to ron victor's discussion 'RIP Tom Ardolino drummer of NRBQ'
Thanks for letting us know Ron.  I also saw some great NRBQ shows at the Chance in Poughkeepsie.  And this song was part of the soundtrack of those years. 
Jan 10
Rudyjeep commented on Kim Ruehl's blog post 'In Linda Chorney's defense'
If your talking Hot Sauce, that is my specialty.  I put it on everything but cereal.   I'll look out for your brand Will, but here are a few suggestions.    Brother Bru Bru's African Hot Sauce - unbelievable on…
Jan 5
Rudyjeep commented on Charlie Bermant's blog post 'The state of folk music---A long time ago, in a galaxy not so far away'
Interesting piece Charlie - thanks for posting this.  Some great quotes from John Stewart. 
Jan 5

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At 9:34am on July 15, 2011, Lucky MudLucky Mud said…

disjointed morning so far, but...yeah, somewhere in my boxes of thousands of cassette tapes is a set of my old airchecks. I'm sure a lot of my voice-overs and other commercials are in there, too. 

 

At 8:01am on July 15, 2011, Lucky MudLucky Mud said…
I was on WPAP 92.5 in Panama City. A perpetual #1 station in the area. I was at a big rock station before that, I think it was 94.5, but I honestly don't remember.  Mike
At 3:32pm on July 14, 2011, Lucky MudLucky Mud said…

I had a radio show on crcfm in Castlebar, Ireland, for a couple of years after leaving the 100, ooo watt giant here in the South, but I was working full-time and it wore my ass out. I've been getting  come-ons from a new station in the West of Ireland recently, and I may try it again.

     I have never done anything that was closer to my heart than radio. I love it, love the invisible-ness of it, the voices, the music, and how they invade our hearts when we're alone.

     ND is a great site and I've missed the chance to talk about my love of music and radio for a long time. Hope we meet someday. I live in the Florida Panhandle along the wild Gulf of Mexico. Maggie and I have a monthly gathering at our seven acre spread we call Maggie's Farm. It's walking distance from one of the most pristine and beautiful creeks in the South. People come from around the world to canoe/kayak/tube it. It's called Econfina Creek.

     Good to spend time with you, and a pleasure to meet you on this august site.  Here's hoping it's (paraphrasing Bogart in Casablanca) the beginning of a great friendship.

     Mike

 

     Mike

At 2:10pm on July 14, 2011, Lucky MudLucky Mud said…
I hope I got this right. Good to talk to you directly. This is the best site I've found to listen and learn from since the Prodigy days back in the 18th century. Good to meet you
At 1:34pm on October 25, 2010, Jim PageJim Page said…
Hey Rudyjeep................. You left me a comment about Geneseo and Buzzo. I'm just getting the hang of No Depression. I like it a lot but there's a few things I miss - like your comment.

Anyway, you mentioned getting me up to Rochester. I'd love to. Any venues?
At 12:04pm on March 5, 2009, No DepressionNo Depression said…
Hi there and welcome to the new community site! We hope you're finding everything okay. Please let us know if you have any questions or feedback (here are some FAQs in case anything's confusing). Thanks for joining. Cheers!
Kim
 
 
 

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