[78-L] RECORD STORE DAY IN ROCHESTER

[David Lennick]

Sorry this is a bit messy, but the links work and there's interesting stuff 
here. The Bop Shop is one of my favorite record stores (and apologies to Tom 
Kohn for the fact that I haven't been there in a long time).

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> RECORD STORE DAY
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> @ The Bop Shop
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> Rochester NY
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>       As you might guess, there are quite a few very cool RECORD STORE DAY
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>       (and a few other things).
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> To see a complete list of what will be available, click on this link RSD
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> and enjoy the wax.
> We will be opening at 9am and will have coffee, bagels and doughnuts for all
> who need it. There will be live music throughout the day with a very special
> appearance by the 87 year old Boyd Lee Dunlop, plus our perennial favorite
> Wammoand the Swooners and special guest singer Natalie Quevedo.The Buzzo All
> Stars will be landing here around 4:30. Some memorable music will be made this
> day. With this crew just about anyhting could happen. DJs Derrick Lucas and
> Paulene Coles will spinning hot wax throughout the day too!
> We will be having drawings throughout the day for 5 pair of tickets to see the
> Jimi Hendrix HENDRIX 70: LIVE AT WOODSTOCKmovie at the newly refurbished Dryden
> Theater at the George Eastman House.
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> 70: LIVE AT WOODSTOCK
> (Bob Smeaton, US 2012, 99 min.)
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> To commemorate the 70th anniversary of Jimi Hendrix’s birth, experience his
> powerhouse landmark 1969 concert at Woodstock on the big screen for the first
> time! Revered as one of the greatest, if not the greatest guitar player of all
> time, this overdue big-screen tribute (including the full concert with his
> unforgettable rendition of “The Star-Spangled Banner”) is sure to astound
> longtime—and budding—fans. Digitally restored from the original 16mm footage
> and remastered for surround sound by legendary engineer Eddie Kramer, this
> iconic concert is reborn. Preceding the concert is a documentary chronicling
> Hendrix’s road to Woodstock including interviews with Mitch Mitchell, Billy
> Cox, and Michael Lang.
> A SPECIAL COLLECTION of stone mint records will make its way to the bins on
> Record Store Day. We purchased this record collection last summer and are
> finally going to make them available for your perusal. I’m not kidding about
> MINT. WOW!!!
> Classical music sale:
> Starting April 1 through April 30 all classical recordings will be half price.
> This includes all the LPs (website included), Cds, books and cassettes.
> We just added over 1000 Lps the floor inventory and more to come.Bop Shop
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> Shop presents: BOYD LEE DUNLOP
> A RECORD STORE DAY EVENT
> Saturday, April 20th 1pm
> Bop Shop Records
> 1460 Monroe Ave
> FREE
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> For nearly eighty years, Boyd Lee Dunlop has been a live musician. Then, at age
> eighty-five, he stepped into a recording studio in Buffalo, NY with Sabu
> Adeyola on bass and Virgil Day on drums and, finally, recorded an album of his own.
> Boyd Lee Dunlop was born in 1926 in Winston Salem, NC. Music brought him to
> Buffalo, NY as a child. His family followed his aunt who had taken a job as a
> violinist with the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra. Dunlop’s first piano was
> found outside his house on the corner, discarded with only half the keys
> working. As Dunlop remembers, “I asked my mother if I could bring it into the
> house. I thought it would be easy for me to play. If I could see the notes, I
> could play. What can I say, a year later we bought a piano, and here I am.”
> Dunlop gave his younger brother, Frankie Dunlop, his first drum lesson. Dunlop
> recalls, “We used the thin wood from the back of a chair as our sticks.”
> Younger brother Frankie went on to find fame as a drummer, playing with
> Thelonious Monk, Duke Ellington, Charles Mingus, Sonny Rollins, Big Jay
> McNeely, Lionel Hampton, and many other jazz greats, and recording nearly one
> hundred sides during his career.
> Boyd Lee Dunlop’s trajectory followed a different course. Until now he could be
> found only on one record, a blowsy rhythm and blues session from the late 50’s
> by Big Jay McNeely. For years Dunlop worked in Buffalo’s steel mills and rail
> yards, yet his calling was the piano and he played in the clubs around Buffalo,
> including the storied Colored Musicians Club.
> http://boydleedunlop.com/
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> Shop presents: WAMMO
> A RECORD STORE DAY EVENT
> Saturday, April 20th 2pm
> Bop Shop Records
> 1460 Monroe Ave
> FREE
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> Backing Wammo will the Willy O'Riley and Chris Potter of the Swooners. PLUS -
> On the bass, the one and only Todd Bradley!
> Performer, poet, musician, visual artist: Wammo defies simple classification.
> He’s a singer/songwriter who can also express himself through paint on canvas,
> a record producer who is also a performance poet, an actor who is also at ease
> behind the camera, a crackerjack washboard player with comic timing to match.
> This multi-talented man is creative to his core.
> Born in NYC but raised in the wilds of Texas, Wammo is an American original.
> The eldest son of Metropolitan Opera star William Walker, Wammo grew up as a
> musical omnivore who embraced influences ranging from Beethoven to the Beatles
> to Black Flag. He also began painting intense canvases drenched in contrast and
> color.
> In 1984 he received his BFA in Radio/TV/Film from Texas Christian University
> and immediately went to work as a radio DJ and musician. First coming to
> national attention on the MTV and Lollapalooza tours in 1994, Wammo founded the
> first-ever Austin Poetry Slam, took second place in the National Poetry Slam in
> 1995 and cut his first solo album, Fat-Headed Stranger on the Mouth
> Almighty/Mercury label.
> As cofounder of the Asylum Street Spankers, Wammo established himself as a
> creative force in America’s roots music revival leading into the 21st century.
> By 2010, Wammo had performed on nine Spankers albums (of which he produced
> two), two more solo albums, two full-length concert DVDs, and had appeared on
> stages and in music festivals across America, Europe and Japan, including
> Roskilde, Austin City Limits, and SXSW. His song Stick Magnetic Ribbons on Your
> SUV
> <http://jazzpromoservices.us2.list-manage.com/track/click?u=3186fe64133adb244b1010be2&id=87b4fabb20&e=dce4828319>,
> a parody of
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> A Yellow Ribbon
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> has garnered over a million hits on YouTube.
> Wammo made his professional film debut in Richard Linklater’s Slackerand was
> also featured in the documentary Slam Nation. In 2007, Wammo headlined the
> TerraNOVA SoloNOVA Festival in New York City with his one-man show, Road Dog.
> In 2008, he starred off-Broadway inWhat and Give Up Show Biz?, a variety show
> tracing the history of the Spankers.
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> Shop presents: NATALIE QUEVEDO
> A RECORD STORE DAY EVENT
> Saturday, April 20th 3pm
> Bop Shop Records
> 1460 Monroe Ave
> FREE
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> "Natalie is a senior at Pittsford Mendon High School. She studies voice at
> Eastman School of Music as well as the Rochester Contemporary School of Music
> where she also studies guitar. She is very grateful for her wonderful teachers
> Sean Jefferson, Mel Henderson, Kurt Johnson, Derrick Smith, and Vicky
> Mejia-Yepes for believing in her and giving her so much. She has a wide range
> of musical influences including Paul Simon and St. Vincent."
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> Bop Shop presents: THE BUZZO ALL-STARS
> A RECORD STORE DAY EVENT
> Saturday, April 20th 4:30pm
> Bop Shop Records
> 1460 Monroe Ave
> FREE
> Legendary Geneseo music store entrepreneur BUZZObrings The Buzzo All-Stars to
> the Bop Shop. The Buzzo All-Stars are “a few old guys” (four to five) who have
> a good time playing music! Led by the “lovable” front-man “Buzzo” (trumpet &
> vocals), the band plays songs they try to remember from the 50’s, 60’s & 70’s!
> I remember going to Buzzos long before I opened the Bop Shop. Working for
> Rounder Records In the Mid 70s I was always dropping in hustling their latest
> releases. I've always been very fond of him and his unorthodox ways and its an
> honor to have him play at my store. Should be fun!
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