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February 16, 2009 - Monday
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Category: Music
The Repercussionists:
• Keyboardist Ed Rashed has been writing, arranging, playing, and singing professionally since the 1960s, and has performed on stages up and down the East Coast and on both sides of the Atlantic. Aside from ((((The Repercussions)))), Ed currently performs with another great rock band, Band of Brothers, and is Music Director at Saint Thomas More Church in Narragansett, RI. Former bands include Blueswagon, Ragwagon, Wayz & Means, Tanoose, Contact, The Shamblers, Billy and the Kids, Bop-A-Gon, The Wanderers, and Kingsnake. Ed enjoyed a 20 year run with RI's unique statewide school dance program, A Chance to Dance, working as music director, class musician, and pit band member for the annual shows at Providence Performing Arts Center. He has written and directed music for more than twenty theatrical productions with Trinity Rep, Alias Stage, The RI Shakespeare Theater and others, has had his songs performed and recorded by several artists, and his orchestral compositions performed in concert. He has been a session player on several recording projects including Grammy Award winning artist Bill Harley's Big Big World, and has released two CDs of his own: Big Book Of Love and Wrong Side Of The Door. Ed hasn't decided what he wants to be when he grows up. • Guitarist Nick Smith has also been writing and performing music since the 1960s, and although his paths have crossed with Ed's and Jack's along the way, this is the first time the three have collaborated on a project. Nick started with folk, blues and rock, and has continually expanded his repertoire. He plays and sings all the major musical genres, including jazz, classical, gospel, pop, standards and show tunes, country, Celtic and “old-timey music.” Current projects outside of ((((The Repercussions)))) include his jazz group The Patterson Smith Trio, and a classical act, The Ligia & Nick Guitar Duo. He also sits in occasionally with the rock ensemble Nasty Habits. Nick was a founder of the legendary Pop-Rock band Nicky & The Triangles, for which he wrote and collaborated on a collection of very catchy tunes. Nick is also an alumnus of the bands Slippery Elm, Mirage, The Beatniks and 9-1-1. An accomplished and award winning surfer, he is the only known human being who can simultaneously whistle "The Halleluia Chorus," and hum "Louie Louie" while riding a wave. • Bassist Bill Marrocco, alias Sonny Paradise, is another 40+ year veteran of the Southeastern New England music scene, and ((((The Repercussions)))) is his second musical collaboration with Ed Rashed. He is a founding member of Range of Motion and an alumnus of The Boys of Summer, Crazy Chester, and the Ken Lyon Band. He has shared the stage with such musicians as Molly Hatchett, Ian Hunter, and the Mamas and the Papas, as well as local favorite John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band. Bill is also a ceramics artist who has displayed at The Smithsonian. He likes nothing better than staying at home cooking gourmet Italian, and sipping fine wine. • Drummer Jack Ezikovich, also a well known veteran of the local and national music scene, has worked with Ed many times over the years in noted local bands and recording projects, including laying down most of the drum tracks for Ed's CDs. He currently drives the beat of the nationally acclaimed Cajun band Magnolia, recording and performing at dances and festivals throughout the US and Canada, and performs regularly with Louisiana legends Mark and Ann Savoy, Jesse Lege and Ed Poullard during their Northeast tours. Jack's former bands include Nova, Fat Man Wilson and the Sliders, The Other Half, Tanoose, The Shamblers, Bop-A-Gon, OK Chorale and The Ravens. Jack claims to have made "literally hundreds of dollars" in his 40 year musical career.
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February 16, 2009 - Monday
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((((The Repercussions))))
Song List as of February 2009
The Band - Chest Fever The Shape I'm In The Weight
The Beatles - Eleanor Rigby Hey Bulldog In My Life Lady Madonna Richard Berry - Louie, Louie
JJ Cale - After Midnight
The Chanteys - Pipeline
Eric Clapton - After Midnight
Joe Cocker - Feeling Alright
The Commitments - Treat Her Right
Elvis Costello - Pump It Up
Cream - I Feel Free Strange Brew Tales of Brave Ulysses
Dick Dale - Miserlou
Bob Dylan - It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry Maggie’s Farm Mississippi Fleetwood Mac - Go Your Own Way
Peter Gabriel - In Your Eyes
Al Green - Take Me To The River
Roy Head - Treat Her Right
Jimi Hendrix - Fire Little Wing Third Stone From the Sun The Wind Cries Mary
James Gang - Funk #49 Walk Away
John Lennon - Instant Karma
Little Feat - Let It Roll
The Lovin’ Spoonful - Summer In The City
Dave Mason - Only You Know And I Know
The Meters - Hey Pocky Way
Van Morrison - Wild Nights
Michael Martin Murphy - Geronimo’s Cadillac
NRBQ - Green Light
The Police - Invisible Sun When The World Is Running Down
Billy Preston - Will It Go Round In Circles
The Rolling Stones - Gimme Shelter
Paul Simon - Late In The Evening You Can Call Me Al
Sly & The Family Stone - Stand
Huey “Piano” Smith - Don’t You Just Know It
Spirit - Fresh Garbage I Got a Line On You
Bruce Springsteen - Cover Me
Steely Dan - Josie Pretzel Logic
The Surfaris - Wipe Out
Talking Heads - Take Me To The River
James Taylor - Fire and Rain You've Got a Friend
The Temptations - Ain't Too Proud To Beg
Traffic - Feeling Alright
Big Joe Turner - Shake Rattle and Roll
Tom Waits - Heart of Saturday Night
Joe Walsh - Funk #49 Walk Away
Steve Winwood, Spencer Davis Group - I’m A Man
Warren Zevon - Lawyers Guns and Money
ZZ Top - La Grange
AND MORE - Always More...
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