Exposure Opportunity Is Knocking
Alexandra Palombit was on the scene at The Whitpain Tavern in Montgomery County, PA for live performance photos. Featured in these pictures are members of the bands Steal The Breeze and The End in their electric band that plays original compositions.
Rick Stevens is an outstanding artist. Normally, you would find him as part “of” the music scene playing guitar and singing in a variety of bands (including The First Presbyterian christian rock band and Small Frye.)
You can also find Rick “on” music as a writer and reviewer of concerts. His most recent piece is a review of Little Feat at the Keswick Theater in Glenside, PA.
The End has written a new song and recorded a demo version, “Palace At Farnese“. A search is under way for musicians that would like to appear on the studio version. The song is part of the concept album “The End Of The End“.
The band also released an acoustic version of “Song X“.
The best unplugged set of the year was The End playing Steel City. On December 29, 2009, The End played to the roar of a capacity crowd. Starting with the seasonal song 6 B.C., the 5-piece’s sound was crystal clean and buoyant. The audience fed off the energy and radiated it back to the stage… giving the band an over-the-top boost. Ending with the song The End Of The End, both band and audience were lifted to new heights. The End Of The End was the beginning of a brand new thing.
Eric Visnov — rhythm guitar
Sean Develin –lead guitar
Joe Mancini — vocals
Anthony Zinno — vocals
Daniel Brouse – keyboards
One of the best concert moments of 2009 was Jason Mraz with G-Love and K-naan. When Jason Mraz came to the Festival Pier in Philadelphia, it was a sold out show. The place was packed. As a special surprise for his fans, he performed a set on a special stage set-up in the midst of the audience. The crowd went nuts.
