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SUMMARY:Ray Cerbone CD Release Party
DESCRIPTION:Ray Cerbone CD release party with special appearance by “The Trio” featuring Gil Jusino and Maria Valsi.\nOne of the founding members of the Fort Myer’s ACMA (Americana Community Music Association)\, Ray began playing guitar during late 60’s folk scene. With the support and inspiration of fellow local and touring musicians\, he began writing and playing in earnest in 2010. Traveling a long road in a short time\, his music encompasses many genres\, including Americana\, Folk\, Blues\, Ballads\, and a little bit of Country. His storyteller style takes the listener to another place in time\, his music and lyrics bringing evocative insights into the many sides of life. Ray is also a singer-songwriter’s song-singer. That is\, he does interpretive covers of other great originals by very talented artists using his own creative touch. His inventive fingerstyle guitar is uniquely diverse and easy-on-the-ears. \nIn addition to his status as featured artist at local performance venues in SW Florida\, Ray also hosted for WGCU\, a live radio show for Michael Haymen’s “Morning Zoo” featuring on “The Aficionado Show.” His song ”Fondest Memory of All”\, a tribute to Guy Clark\, has been celebrated on the Austin-based KEOS radio. He has opened for such extraordinary artists as Roy Schneider\, Robin O’Herin\, Jaime Michaels\, Pierce Pettis\, Muriel Anderson and Jefferson Ross. Performances include an SRO show for the ACMA\, and various house concerts at private residences\, as well as several Florida Folk Festivals. \nHis alter ego is “Rafer John\,” lead singer and co-songwriter for Apocalypse Blues Revue. Group members include Brian Carpenter on bass\, Tony Rombola and Shannon Larkin of Godsmack\, respectively\, on guitar and drums. Featuring all original compositions\, Apocalypse Blues Revue signed with Mascot/Provogue Records and\, after the release of their first CD\, toured the Northeast\, opening for Steven Tyler\, Robbie Krieger of The Doors\, Blue Oyster Cult\, also touring with Kenny Wayne Shepherd\, and playing The Chesapeake Bay Blues Festival\, as well as various Blues venues around Florida and the East coast. ABR’s second album release “The Shape of Blues to Come\,” produced by Dave Fortman of Ugly Kid Joe\, was released in July of last year. \nRay has now released his own first pro-CD. It is a blend of traditional Americana and songs with styles he has developed through the years working with musicians from all Genres.\nhttps://www.facebook.com/RayCerboneAmericanaMusic/\nwww.facebook.com/B Side Lake Music
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SUMMARY:Alan Rhody In Concert\,  Drew Dintzer Opens
DESCRIPTION:Alan Rhody is an American songwriter\, singer\, guitarist\, harmonica player and record producer\, with ten solo albums to his credit and over 100 covers of his original material. Rhody tours year-round and what he loves best is “connecting with an audience and having a great time.” His latest release\, his tenth indie album\, “Farther On” has earned critical acclaim from folks like\, music journalist and author\, Robert K. Oermann – “Music City troubadour Alan Rhody has a new CD titled Farther On. It features his songwriting collaborations with Guy Clark\, Murray McLauchlan and Don Henry and a feast of solo works. Not the least of the latter\, is his new recording of “I’ll Be True To You\,” once a hit by The Oak Ridge Boys. Rhody’s track is stunning and his original\, long version reveals just how powerful the song really is. This fellow is one of those rare individuals who can hold you completely spellbound with just his axe and his voice.”\nA Louisville\, Kentucky native\, Rhody created the new album\, off and on\, over a one year period\, in his home studio\, playing and singing everything\, keeping it simple and letting the songs be heard in their unrefined simplicity and directness. His easy-to-listen-to baritone\, slowly pulls you in\, as you’re given a personal and evocative picture of this well-loved singer-songwriter. Two of his paintings and a recent poem add a nice touch as well. \nSome of Rhody’s previous releases have included guests: John Prine\, the late John Hartford\, Sam Bush\, Jamie Hartford\, David Rawlings and Maura O’Connell. He’s also known as the songwriter of “That Ol’ Train” (Del McCoury Band)\, which has been all over bluegrass radio since spring 2018 and the #1 country-folk classic\, “I’ll Be True To You” (Oak Ridge Boys); “Wild-Eyed Dream” (Ricky Van Shelton); “Trainwreck Of Emotion” (Lorrie Morgan / Del McCoury); “Christmas To Christmas” ( Toby Keith / Tanya Tucker / Lee Greenwood) and others by Suzie Boggus; Michael Martin Murphey; Atlanta Rhythm Section; Hoyt Axton; Lynn Anderson and George Jones. \nTouring since the late 1980s\, Rhody’s music has also been featured on NPR’s “Morning Edition” and “All Things Considered” along with numerous network TV appearances in the U.S. and Canada. \n“He has earned a level of respect and recognition that places him in the vanguard of pioneers of the contemporary roots music movement.” -Toronto Star \n“Rhody is a singer-songwriter of unusual clarity and intelligence.” -Nashville Tennessean \nIn addition to his songwriting\, recording and touring\, Rhody has kept his hand in painting along the way. He’s won a few awards and his work is in several corporate and many private collections. His poetry and lyric writing is also in the recently published anthology\, “Filtered Through Time” (Westview)\, reflecting on the Anniversary of The Civil War\, 150 years later. \nwww.alanrhody.com \nDintzner (Drew) has been writing since his first song “Harbour of the Angels” was penned in 1971 while seated on the beach in Skagen\, Denmark\, where the North and Baltic seas meet. Since that time\, he has penned more than 100 songs crafted in a formulaic style reminiscent of J. D. Souther and Dan Fogelberg. In 1998\, shortly after the death of his son Colin to Hodgkins Lymphona\, he exacted a promise and recorded an album of original music\, “The Writer Within” arranged and co-produced by Kerry Ford with haunting violin passages by Nashville legend Tim Lorsch. While there\, Drew also played at many of the songwriter venues including Douglas Corner Cafe\, Broken Spoke\, Earl Tubs\, and the iconic Bluebird Cafe. Drew is a founding member of the ACMA.
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