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Often called "Israel’s Bruce Springsteen," charismatic singer-songwriter David Broza returns for his annual folk/rock/pop/flamenco-inflected holiday(ish) concert. The all-embracing troubadour (who has shared stages with Paul Simon, Bob Dylan, Van Morrison and others) is also a tireless advocate for peace, and truly brings joy to the world. Unless you’ll be caroling, you should be here! David Broza, vocals & guitar Special guest artists to be announced

J.T. eventually made it to the cafe around noon to tell the story. Everyone said it sure gave new meaning to the term “gunning the engine!”

Closer to home, those of us who belong to the land can count our blessings daily. We turn the earth and raise our livestock knowing in the recesses of our brain that we are an essential cog in the wheel of life. Our daily battles often obscure the contribution we make to mankind.

Windshield Frame – Windshield frame is custom fabricated to match the hard top and the proposed front fascia design and new wheel arches. It was also required to have the flush type windshield glass instead of the conventional rubber molding mounted windshield glass.

The Schooley Mountain Band is a NYC / New Jersey based blues-rock experience. Founded in 2012 by cousins Madison Gerish (vocals, acoustic guitar) and Michael Rieckert (lead guitar), the SMB delivers soulful, melodic vocals over driving and groovy jams. While The Schooley Mountain Band’s material is rooted in front-woman Madison Gerish’s early career as an acoustic singer/songwriter, it has since progressed into a dynamic and high energy sound, without abandoning Gerish’s melodic folk origins. Improvisation meets existential story telling, making The SMB the heart and soul of the NYC jam rock scene. Escape today’s trials and tribulations in the flowing and growing sonic space The Schooley Mountain Band continues to develop.

Singer/Songwriter and actor Brendan Hines (The Tick, Suits, Scandal, Lie To Me) pens post-love songs, insult ballads, and clever couplets catchy enough to be mistaken for sweet. His wry commentaries and overheard stories of heartbreak, isolation, excess, and humor are often compared to John Prine and Elvis Costello. The son of an erstwhile priest and nun turned philosophy professors, Brendan was raised in Baltimore, moved to New York and then Los Angeles; the pitch and roll of these three cities feature prominently in his lyrics. Hines’ first album, Good for You Know Who, was ten tracks of earnest, ear-wormy, alt-folk pith and vinegar. In 2012 he toured the U.S. with folk duo The Milk Carton Kids and released his second album, Small Mistakes. It marked the debut of a quieter, more contemplative side to Hines’ songs, with spare and haunting production by singer/songwriter David Poe and composer/producer Al Sgro. In the immediate aftermath of the 2016 U.S. presidential election, under the influence of a supermoon in the Joshua Tree desert, Hines and producers David Poe & Al Sgro assembled three other musicians and recorded the new album QUALMS. Angry, lyrically urgent and more vulner… (read more)

Tora Tora, Prisoners of NY, The Nasty Things, Mach 22 – Bowery Culinary Center – Whole Foods Market December 09, 2017 – Manhattan

We’d spread the word that fresh clippings would be picked up Saturday and Sunday evenings. Participating Eco-sensitive residential yarders would set their plastic bags out. We’d pick it up, haul it to the dairy or feedlot, add silage preservative and put it in a pit. If it was put up fresh it might hold a worthwhile protein level. Of course, all participating yarders would have to guarantee that their lawn was organic; herbicide and pesticide-free.

Klea Blackhurst, Jim Caruso & Billy Stritch In ‘A Swingin’ Birdland Christmas’ – Center for Jewish History Through December 25, 2017 – New York

Steve Doyle has played an important role on the the New York jazz and cabaret scenes for over 25 years performing regularly at venues such as Birdland, the Carlyle, Feinstein’s 54 Below, Town Hall and Joe’s Pub to name a few. He also is invited to play at Jazz festivals, concerts and club engagements across the US and around the globe as both a leader and a sideman. In addition to his consummate work as a bassist, Steve also plays piano and sings beautifully; performing for private events and club engagements at venues such as the Waldorf Astoria, Plaza Hotel, and the New York Hilton. Early in 2017 Steve was the featured piano entertainer on a Crystal Cruises 6-star luxury cruise which traveled around the world. He is frequently invited to play private events at venues such as the Regency Hotel, the Top of the Rock and many local area private clubs including the Lotos Club and 3 West 51st St. Club.

The anvils look like paperweights and are correspondingly hefty. They come in different contours and are adjustable for height, depending on the shape you’re trying to produce. By walking metal back and forth between them, you stretch it, producing a simple curve. Change angle and put the same piece back in the wheel, you can make a compound curve. Change anvil height, and you can planish, smoothing out dimples or hammer marks. Given enough time, a wheel’s pressure can polish metal to a mirror finish, no chemicals.

Last week the high-horned red cow finally calved. Baby was solid red like mama. I sat there the next day a’horseback and studied him for a few minutes. Long enough to figure out it was a bull calf and getting’ plenty to eat. Satisfied, I swung away and started back through the mesquite on a cow trail. I heard a mama bawlin’ and looked back to see that it was the high-horned red cow. I swept the horizon for her calf, then looked down. There he was right behind my horse’s hind leg trailin’ along with us. I stopped. The little calf bumped into my stirrup. He looked confused. He could hear his mama but something didn’t smell right. I reached down and patted his head. He looked up at me, as if to say, “What are you doin’ here?”