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#1 GALLAGHER
Review on TMRZoo
Gallagher will appear in Beverly, Massachusetts
Larcom Theater Beverly, MA http://www.gallaghersmash.com/
13 Wallis St, Beverly, MA 01915 (978) 927-3677
http://www.larcomtheatre.com/larcomtheatre.com/Home.html
Here's GALLAGHER on Visual Radio
Gallagher on Visual Radio with Joe Viglione October 11, 2011 at WinCAM
“You can get an idea from anything” says the professor while lecturing to those who appear to attend the concert to face the humiliation, but it isn’t aimed at anyone specific. Gallagher’s genius is that he attacks things, place and people, and generally uses a broad brush. If he does single out someone it is all in good fun, adult fun – of course – but still good fun.
Gallagher
I Am Who I Pretend To Be
Comedy/Spoken Word
Time: 54:14
Review by Joe Viglione
Comedian Gallagher’s
distinctive voice cuts through on this clear and precise May 2014 recording
from Pasadena, California’s Ice House.
On this CD the comic is smart, observant, absurd and absolutely
funny. With a Parenteal
Advisory/Explicit Content sticker on the right-hand bottom corner of the CD
cover, one needs to study the compelling art work with a Gallagher caricature(courtesy
of artist Phil Roberts) – the Edison/Einstein light bulb inside the jester’s
cap, one face with an intriguing color scheme taking up half the face in a sort
of/kind of nod to Star Trek The Next Generation’s major enemy, the Borg
“You can get an idea from anything” says the professor while lecturing to those who appear to attend the concert to face the humiliation, but it isn’t aimed at anyone specific. Gallagher’s genius is that he attacks things, place and people, and generally uses a broad brush. If he does single out someone it is all in good fun, adult fun – of course – but still good fun.
Produced by Uproar Entertainment’s David Drozen with engineering
from Steven Carthy (he’s worked on the films Kungfu Monks in America, Outta Moves
and on the TV series documentary Independent Lens) Gallagher is completely
on. With bits entitled The Bible,
Relationships, Confusion, Our Judicial System you know that the jumping off
point leads to tons of ingenious digression with quick scrutiny and inspection
of aspects of all sorts of things, over under sideways and down.
Though he can be gruff when explicit, the bursts of
outrageousness are merely sagacity on display.
The profound wisdom is turned upside down, especially when asking how
aliens will react to illogical mankind long after the nuclear winter evacuates
the planet. Gallagher’s cynicism is
cloaked in a matter-of-fact colloquialism – giving the audience the props for
being smart enough to come to his show.
Gallagher is a self-proclaimed genius and treats the audience with the
obvious: he’s the authority and your acknowledgment of that means you are
pretty intelligent as well. And inside
that notion is the fact that the disc is non-stop funny.
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2)Joe Perry
Rocks: My Life in and out of AerosmithHardcover – October 7, 2014
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3)Lissa Warren
The Good Luck Cat: How a Cat Saved a Family, and a Family Saved a CatHardcover – October 7, 2014
4) Doo-Wop! and the G-Clefs: The Saga of America's last original Doo-Wop group from the 1950's still performing[Kindle Edition]
Michael Devlin (Author)
Overview
In 1956 the G-Clefs recorded their first hit "Ka Ding Dong". It ranked #24 on the Billboard charts that year. Their biggest hit came later in 1961 with "I Understand" reaching #9 also on the Billboard's top 100.In 1997 PBS featured singing groups like the G-Clefs to appear on their televised production that made Doo-Wop popular again throughout the entire country.
This is the story of the G-Clefs during that same time period. There are numerous unpublished photographs and stories documenting their return to the spotlight with all the fame and disappointments that only a Doo-Wop singing group like theirs could possibly experience.
For the first time ever, this is a comprehensive history of the very still popular music of Doo-Wop and "The saga of America's last original Doo-Wop group from the 1950s still performing."
