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NJCoast News

May 2001

What's Up This Month on the New Jersey Coast

Volume 2, Number 5, page 7

Chris Barry's "Shore World"
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The tall he-who-would out-angst Jimbo singer said the new project should be on the streets by early summer, and the Kokopellians plan a jumbo CD release bash to kick off their debut..For more info/specifics, go to WEBSITE

And Speaking of Re-emerging like Springtime,

We caught the easy-warming, softspoken storyteller's style of a new and re-grooved Frank Sabo of The Candle Brothers recently, as he mellowed down an edgy midnight hard rock crowd with his gently insistent vocals on classic Jackson Browne, James Taylor & David Wilcox tunes..Rumor is, "The Strange Ranger' was hibernating this past winter, licking some old wounds, tuning his guitar, and springing back into fine form like the mellow lunatic he is…Frank's also back to doing regular gigs w/longterm partner Pat Guadagno in The Candle Brothers, after working through some personal problems amidst an alleged "Life Crisis"….

But Hold That Springlike Pose,

For a New Rockin' Addition to Asbury Singer/songwriter Jeff Trenholm's posse, I.E., Behold Jessica Margaret Trenholm. born at 12:13 am on Friday, April 13th. This 9lb, 9 oz.wonder is the first born to Trenholm and wife Sandy, and according to the press release, "This really makes the future seem so bright." As you know, the usually darkly emotional Trenholm has more reasons to feel the sappiness of springtime; The quiet, bespectacled dude from the Asbury 'burbs has been scoring 1,000's of hits a month on his MP3 material [like 'Garden of Black'] and he's just released another single. The former Signature frontman tells us his newly downloadable "Slip" is probably one of the best songs I've ever done. Edgier and
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Verrat & Madjul
 
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off the dynamic talents of theirpercussionist Ryan Herbison, making a lovechild between Tito Puente and Monster Magnet a possibility. "Big Brown Gravy" and "Losers Medicine" allowed the funk to creep a little into their heavy thrash sound thanks to bassist Jerry Gerard. Guitarist Greg Antine provided Keith Richards-flavored riffing on "Misery Loves Misery," while "My Own Business," with its syncopated rhythms, brought Gerard and drummer Mike Antine to the fore.

Madjul's Ryan Herbison
taking master strokes

Vocalist John Chlup was at the top of his game throughout,
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